Wall Street and market notes from New York Aug 31
London news of heavy gold engagements and Bank of England rumors influenced early trading as Union Pacific moved to 1944 then fell, with mixed results across major issues. Cattle, hogs, and grain markets in New York and Cincinnati showed varied receipts and steady to strong prices for select categories.
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My Ty Co. My. & St Pe Dy Erie
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Slacellaneour
Mene
Cincinnati Livestock
Gerippe-McHae Frees Association
Cincinnati
Buicher
Ema
Negro Fired At Officer In Street Collision
Lawence Bradley and Marcus Trevan, both described as Negroes, fought with officer Morgan and others at Madeline Jachann’s dwelling. Bradley fled the scene as Trevan and Bradley ran, and Bradley reportedly fired a pistol, grazing the officer and prompting a pursuit with patrolmen.
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Biegeleman
Wiliam Morgan
Lawrence Bradley
Negrove
Terlee
Morgan
Bradley
Marcus Trevan
Madeline Jachann
Prattest
Morgan Aren
Baatin
Tre
Live Stock Market Mixed Rates Across Regions
Live stock reports from Indianapolis and St Louis show hogs higher with bids near 6.90 to 6.95 while light supplies aided buyers. Cattle remain steady to firm on select grades with quiet trade. sheep and lambs steady though thin cuts hard to place. Receipts included hogs around 6,007 at Indianapolis and cattle around 1,800, with strong shows in some markets and mixed prices across regions.
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Indianpolia
Ind
Sheen
St. Louis
Sofippe
Lois
Catlee
Texas
Bryan Speech Sparks Mixed Press Reactions Across Papers
New York newspapers from Aug. 31 weigh W. J. Bryan's address and applaud his stance against private monopolies while questioning his push for state ownership of railroads and broad government control. The Times, Sun, World, Herald, and Tribune debate radicalism versus moderation as they assess implications for the Democratic Party and future policy.
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Scrippe
Mefine Press
Ansoriation
New York
Sodallam
Romuel Gomperiem
the Times
Brian
Dinmeny
Democratic Party
Sun
Herald
Bryan
America
Tribune Raya
Nebraska
Inaisis
Humbners
Chicago Grain Market Report and Prices
Chicago grain prices show early gains then declines with September and December futures mixed. Wheat and corn futures move on September delivery while oats edge lower. local receipts include 52 cars of wheat and 25 cars of oats, with various bid and ask figures noted for different months.
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Chicago
Reptember
Juneary Park
Sar
Riba
Local Securities Market and Trading Noted at Indiana Exchange
A chaotic OCR reads with scattered names and prices shows activity at Indiana exchange. Investors reacted to fluctuating draws and higher prices with diverse stocks listed from Indianapolis entities to regional firms. A long list of securities and banks appears, including Indiana Hotel Co and Indianapolis Traction, with shares traded and prices evolving amid market uncertainty.
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Iminy
Indiana
Eedt Latera oWhn
Caday
Central Lite Ing, Co
American National Bank
Atlan Enemy Works
Commonda Pea
Brown-Sketcham Iron WS
Capital 3
Sentral Tewsen’ Savings Deposit Ge
Gilvise Cotter & Bak
Columbia National Bank
Farmers’ Trust_Company
Federal Union Surety Co
Ft Washe & Wab
Vaipme Brewing Company
Indiana Hotel Co
Logue
Indians National Baok
Ind
Tin Gear_and Lozn Co
Iywhany
Laysock Mtg
Marion Trost Company
Merchante’ Ho & Lo
Merchants’ National Bank
New Telephone Co
New ‘Telephone
Beagle
Benasti Bank
Prone
Ligne & Heal Reeven & Co
Pia Serurkty Vinton Met ‘Traction
Compian
Vandalia Coal Co
Bai
Was
Greenfield
Nae & Martinsville
Indianapolis
Tytianapolis Street
Indisnapolis
Trac
Tern
Indianapolis Water Co
S. KM. & W. Traction Bs
New Telephone
Union Traction of Indiana
Won the Girl for His Bride
Albert W. Hutson, 40, and Mies Emma Abbitt, about 19, faced age gap as they courted. Hutson, a former Lebanon worker, returned home and met Abbitt at the post office. The girl's father in Farmington, Missouri, provided consent, and authorities prepared necessary steps for their marriage.
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Albert W. Hutson
Mies
Emma Abit
Ind
Oyster Frank Tells of the Oyster Ring Secrets
An eccentric item follows Oyster Frank who claims knowledge of the oyster ring and sea secrets. He describes Baltimore beds, spawning seasons around September, and the risk of predation by ring members, noting shifts in location and a new shipping method for rapid market access.
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Moyster
Catan
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Frank
Oyater
Baltimore
Washington
Maybane
Dad Harvey
Neerot
Belmy
B&g
Notables In Galaxy Briefs Support Demurrers Filed In US Suit
Notables in Galaxy Briefe report demurrers filed recently in the case of United States Of America v. National Association of Retail Druggists et al. The defendants include Julius Garst Pheno Chemical omnpans George Kennedy Donald Wennedy George Green William EB Gilbert and Jona Gilbert as Ghert Brothers Co Oscar W Wakefelt as Wakefield Co Thames I Kenyon as Kondo Manufacturing Joseph ML i Schenck Sonenek Sons Je VPoReoey and Eeoyett Hisyax as Hire foe Chenticat Werke Chaltanong Melice geoypany The Vapor-Creser Jenn company Aligack Manufacturins company Uptoga CPhenbeal-cointr pas. FA Btyarteampan Wikapae-Tiehat Medicine dante pany Pye Drag Company Neer Uo Santor de S014 Sun Rien Mri Ca Lydia Piak hat Me helie eaarprniys Te Bede Ken VE company Sterting Remedy came pay OL Hand companys Meadenal Keoher Corie Mourh Wash companis He Power companys listed as separate perpetrators. Calitaraia Sepap companys Worlds Depeneree Welat damnation Sonas Mt. guiney Adolph Myer Tin Shean Fam Machnine company eagle wholesale contract proprietors Samuel A Harr Wan Frederiex Wo Schumacher The Perwha Pras Minataruring sin pansy Wells Richardson Co Miles Meiicine compane Paris Medicine remming styled direct nae beat proprietors.
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Amersca Va
Tle
Cour
Julius Garst
George Nedy
Donald Wennedy
George Green
Willian EB. Gilbert
Jona G. Gilbert
Ghert Brothers & Co
Oscar W. Wakefelt
Itn
Miles
Paris
Direct
Beat Proprietors
City events and social calendar in Houston area
The report lists planned meetings at Fairview park with state involvement, a Indianapolis Military Band concert at the German Hotel on Friday, Holy Cross parish card party Friday in the assembly hall, a Daughters of America Camp No 1 social Saturday at Blaineave and Noward streets, a Fox Zouage drill and band music, plus a small roof fire at Cleveland Wille 2 Tenth Street Thursday night promptly put out by fire crews with no damage.
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Indianapolis
Roshe
Holy Cross Patist
Daughters of America
Blaineave
Noward St
Fox Zouages
Bkinnee
Deeling of
Cleveland Wille
Tenth St
Sayly
Wartaington Players Arrested in Game Law Case
Caubhie and Mathers of Wartaington Indiana were arrested Friday on a game law dynamiting charge. The Demity Finn and Game Waren Earle Flemming amisterson face hearings. minimum fines of 24 dollars are set. Nolan and Marie Welsh of Indianapolis are awaiting in Milton County criminal court.
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Filet Caubhie
Sarmes Mathers
Wartaington
Ind
Demity Finn
Game Waren
Earle
Flemming Amisterson
Wnnar
Exel
Fteace
Herange
Nolan
Marie Welsh
Indianapolis
Milton
Jalan Staller
Wefoen
Triminal
Money for New Policeman Budget Plan Discussed
The Board of Public Safety is expected to submit a budget to the city controller asking for funds to hire several additional patrolmen. Mayor Honkwalter is reported to favor strengthening the inner police force and may seek a higher tax levy to cover the salaries. Estimates indicate the extra patrolmen would cost about $0,000 annually.
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Board of Public Safety
Sity
Honkwalter Ia
fayin @ Inrner
Republican state central committee to meet in September
The Republican state central committee announces a meeting in early September. The session will be held in the afternoon on Tuesday September 4 after Labor Day observing the holiday. The notice clarifies the schedule and expected agenda for members.
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Republican State Central Committee
Labor Ny Phans
City Public Works Adopts Alley Widening Plan Indianapolis
The City of Indianapolis announces approved projects for widening the first alley south of Prospect Street and related public works. Assessments and damages are set for parcels affected, with hearings scheduled and names of property owners listed for compensation. Public notices detail boundaries, start points, and required remonstrances, all under Declaratory Resolutions No. 1 and No. 4.635, dated August 1906.
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Indianapalisndiana
Prospect Street
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Ots
Jane
Pais Weiler
Marria Street
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Lerehy
City Record for a Day Arthur and Anna Field
A bustling city register listing residents on Morrias Avenue and nearby streets with names like Rotood Osborn Wheeler-mt and Margaret Farrell, plus dozens of households and parochial notes. The document then notes deaths, marriages, and building permits including addresses such as 420 Morrias aL and 627 Met Keteat, with entries for causes and ages, followed by a long list of interments and new constructions across multiple blocks.
Robbers in Auto Blow Open Long Island Post Office
Four masked robbers, three men and a woman, burst into a Highland New York post office before dawn in a big car. They forced open the safe and escaped with about $500 in cash and $500 in stamps, believed to be the same gang troubling Long Island by robbing post offices.
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Scrippe-Schee
Highland
N. T
Long Island
Fogarty Plans Two Poetry Books for 1890s Release
William M. Fogarty, noted poet and former city center, announces a two volume poetry project. The first book titled Gizele Tums and Others will appear around September from Harrington & Folger of Indianapolis. It will include about seven pieces and largely target younger readers.
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William M. Fogarty
Tadianapolis
Harrington& Folger
Indianapolis
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