Bank Failure Triggers Morale Drop in New York Stocks
Chicago bank collapse rattled markets with weak open and sharp losses. Amalgamated Copper tumbled over 4 percent, I. P. stock slid to around 1414 before a late rally, while declines of 2 to 7 points dominated the opening minutes and later recovered in part.
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Chicago
New York
Scrippe-Weltae Preav Association
Mnite
Anaconda
Pacific St. Paul
People’s Gas
Amalgamated Copper
Lawson
I. P
New Police Board Appointed in Hammond Indiana
Governor J Frank Henry appointed Thomas Knotts Joseph Ruff and George Pearson to Hammond's new police commissioners replacing the old board. The governor ordered strict enforcement of laws and the chief of police was instructed to enforce fully until the new board took office. The appointees are prominent citizens in favor of law enforcement.
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Thomas &. Knotts
Joseph J. Ruff
George P. Pearson
Board of Police Commissioners
Hammond
Ind
J. Frank Henry
Janly
Cittizens
Constitution Proposed for Boys Improvement Club
At a Sunday meeting in the Boys' club rooms Rev. Frank G. C. Wicks urged boys to be manly. H. S. Robertson read a proposed constitution naming the group the Boys' Improvement club with plans for regular meetings. The vote on the charter will occur next Sunday evening.
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Boys’ Club
Frank G. C. Wicks
Unitarian AN Souls‘ Church
Manly
H. 5. Robertson
Boys’ Improvement Club
White Succeeds Shepard As Deputy Auditor in Marion
Cyrus J. Clark announced that Columbus C. White of 1435 M New Jersey Street will serve as deputy auditor after January 1. Fred K. Shepard will become secretary and treasurer of the Marion Trust Company. White previously managed the school fund and holds extensive experience in treasurer and auditor offices.
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Country Autor
Cyrus J. Clark
Columbus C. White
M. New Jersey Sr
Fred K. Shepard
Marion Trust Company
White
Famous Furniture Company Opens New Indianapolis Store
The Famous Furniture company opened doors at 48-40 W Washington for the first time at noon Saturday. Thousands of prospective customers passed through the store, praising the elaborate display of house furnishings. The 50 by 100 foot ground floor houses bedroom suits parlor and baby furniture draperies pictures and many other items. Proprietor Mr Amuuehhof comes from Anderson where he has long been identified with the carps trade.
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Washington
Amuuehhof
Indianapolis Hog Market Opens Week Stronger Prices Rise
Indianapolis market notes a slightly firmer week start with fancy hogs at 5.20 and bulk at 5.00. Packers showed limited competition, demand steady for prime steers and heavy hogs, while cattle and sheep trade remained mostly quiet with values near prior week closes.
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Indianapolie
Sheen
Tenaing
Jorat Packers
Postal rush eases as holiday parcels move worldwide
The article notes heavy mail volume at the post office during the holiday season with processing delays for registered items. Parcels to Great Britain and other countries rise, while larger foreign shipments require duties and inspections at delivery ports. Caution urged for proper packing and legible addresses to avoid loss or damage.
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Assie
Great Britain
Germany
Belgium
Norway
Ireland
Oata
Sartk
Jenkins 15 Out Of Danger In City Excavation
Herbert Jenkins an Indiana Water Company inspector was driving a horse and buggy on Massachusetts avenue during excavation for a pit at Python Castle Hall when the horse fell into the trench and a street car passed. He escaped serious injury and is reported out of danger. two companions leaped from the tavern wagon and were unhurt.
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Herbert Jenkins
Pennsylvania Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Jenkins
Indianapolis Water Company
Cacopa
Weaver Falls Dead After Apoplexy
Special to the 4mm Chicago notes Weaver, a prominent chal operator and dealer in the country, collapsed and died from apoplexy at his home yesterday. Local authorities reported no prior warning, and funeral arrangements are pending.
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Weaver
Prices Steady As Wheat Sets New High On Board Of Trade
Grain prices hold firm with May and December contracts quoted around 87 to 89 cents. Pork, lard, and beef figures cited from Chicago markets alongside live stock receipts in St. Louis and East Buffalo. Prices shown for butter, cheese, poultry, and other commodities reflect a broad market snapshot from the day.
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Board of Trade
Meline Reas Association
Chicago
BSI
Adler
Paaly
Ste
Enjoy an Oriental Infair at E Lung's Indianapolis home
An Oriental entertainment event hosted by E Lung at 432 N Delaware street featured Chinese cuisine, fireworks, and hospitality. Fifty prominent local businessmen and their wives attended with E Lung's bride hosting, assisted by Mr and Mrs Cass Connaway. The hosts planned similar gatherings for future visits by Chinese residents.
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E. Lung
Delawarest
Indianapolis
Fen
Cass Connaway
Indianapolia
Sandusky Man Dies Here
John Hill a sailor of 2 Water Street Sandusky Ohio dropped dead in the corridor of the City dispensary Monday morning. He was about 30 years old and believed to be a foreigner. Heart trouble is thought to be the cause. He had visit ed the dispensary Sunday and was treated by an intern. He returned Monday and while waiting complained of heart trouble. He died before aid arrived. Identity learned from a Lake Sailors' union card found in his pocket. Deputy Coroner Robertson will hold a post mortem examination.
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John Hill
Water St
Sandusky
Hill
Pass
the Lake Sailors’ Union
Robertson
Aid Work of the Women Aid Society Meeting
The Indianapolis Med ea group will meet Tuesday night at Eleanor hospital for wick children at 186 N Capitol Ave. to show city physicians how the hospital cares for children. A volunteer committee led by Index De Hodgen includes Drs Clerk Potter Warkhart Kimberlin and White. The Flower Mission Society runs the hospital.
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Indianapolis
Medea
Eleanor Hospital
Wick Children
N. Capitol
Elty
Quiet Indicated in Indiana Stocks and Bonds
Market action shows little movement with many quotes unchanged from last week. Listed equities include American Central Life, American National Bank, Belt Railroad, Indiana Railroad Traction, and others with div idend expectations and bond listings across local exchanges.
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American Central Life Inc
American National Bank
IG Ue
Atlas Engine Works
Belt Railroad
Commion
Brown-Ketchiam Iron Wks
Pril
Capital Nacional Bay Ta Central Trust Company
Citizens’ Loan
Denega
Climax Coffee & Taking Paper Co
Columbia National Bank
Delaware & Madison Co
Farmers’ ‘Trust
Federal Union Surety
Wayne & Walash Valle Telephone Compan Home Brewing Company
Indiana Hotel Company
Laycock
Broad Ripple
Citizens’ Street Railroad
Indiana Union Traction
Ind
Colum. & Southern
Indianapolis & Eastern
Indianapolis Gay
Greenfled R. R
Martinaville RT
Northern Traction
Indianapolis
Traction & Terminal
Indianapolis Water Co
Kokomo, Marlon & Western ‘Traction
RF Merchants
Car & Light Co
New Telephone
New Telephone Union Traction of Indiana
City Record of births and notices with addresses and ailments
A long list of city birth notices, addresses, and health events. Entries include multiple couples with birth announcements such as boys and girls, and others mentioning illnesses like bronchopneumonia, meningitis, chronic gastritis, exhaustion, and cancer of stomach. Building permits and repairs also noted with locations and costs. Names include Harsh Pittman Norris Mathews Walls Wells Dunn Murphy Johnson Richards Dodds Pittman Werner Davis Abbott Mersey Ailkner Moore Clift Jones Farmer Hughes Carson Lefforge Laurence Newburg Huff McMahan Downie and others.
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Mrs. Harsh
Millythe
Robert
Ida Madleston
Teas Bella
Elmer and
Anna Walls
New Jersey
Cirl
Mrs. Wells
Columbia
Jacob
Josephine Dunn
Thos
Margaret Murphy
Joseph and
Sue Johnson
Franklin
Mae Chas
May Hichards
Samuel Dodds
Barbara E. Pittman
Orleans
Laucet
Ilver
Elizabeth Werner
Elizabeth G. Davis
Lord
Emma Abbott
W. Walnut
Ista Chambers
City Hospital
Mennettis
Emery
Riverside
Eighteenth
Ellen J. Mersey
E. Washington
Catherine Ailkner
Astor
Wm. If
Tush
Sarah E. Coot
Bertha M. Iske
Prospect
Nancy J. Irish
Barth
Geo. W. Webster
Kathrine Dursier
William A. Moore
Pink Stewart
William T. Foster
Minnie RB
Indiana Township Trustees meet to discuss roads and reforms
The fifteenth annual Indiana Township Trustees association meeting convenes at the supreme court roots and statehouse with officers named including President Miller Sidney and Treasurer Craven Eleven. The Grand hotel hosts headquarters. Sessions include talks on the New Trades School Law and road and township reforms in Delaware, Wayne, Center, and Montgomery counties with addresses by Chas W Miller and others.
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Indiana ‘Township ‘Trustees’ Association
Supreme Court
Atutehouse
Deamand
Lexington
F. Richard Schaaf
Hammond
Association
Grand Hotel
Bec
Bees
Frealdent
G. C
Afiller
Sidney
the New Trades School Law
TL Whittaker
India
Rand Chas
B. Lambert Trustee Center
Township
Delaware Co
Edson and Local Officials Discuss School and Charity Roles
Lorber County Superintendent Rosetuako Co transfers and state supervision of Wilgh Schools seen. W A Cotton reports committees on care of the poor and dependent children. P N Miser Smite agent leads general discussion with Dalton Trustee Shawswick Township in Lawrence County.
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Edson
Lorber County
Rosetuako Co
Cable
Elshart Township
Likhart Co
W. A. Cotton
Christian Bo
Sack M. Butler
State Board of Charities
P. N. Miser
Dalton
Shawswick Tp
Lawrence Co
THREE KILLED BY A TRAIN IN WESTON
A passenger train fatally struck three Lashaway family members as they returned from a funeral near Weston Ohio. Box cars blocked visibility of the track and the victims had no warning until the engine was upon them, killing Mrs George Lashaway, her daughter in law, and granddaughter.
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Sun
Weston
Dee
George Lashaway
Louis Lashaway
Ilinga
Girl Jumped in the River at Elreorat Ind Tragic Death Reported
Special to the Elreorat Indiana Dee Mes May Brant daughter of Mrs Anna Brant a widow committed death by own action this morning by leaping from the Middlebury street bridge into the river Despondency over a love affair is said to have been the cause New pastor initiated The Rev Frank C Wicks preached his first sermon in his new pastorate at Souls Unitarian church His subject was Man's Place in the Universe The item also lists various local ads and notices including Hood's Sarsaparilla and a Christmas turkey advert with unrelated travel notice for The Los Angeles Limited and a railway agent listing.
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Dee Mes
May Brant
Anna Brant
Aiddlebury-st
Frank C. Wicks
Jury Finds Larceny Convicts Anderson Chief Clerk
L H Vier wedge found guilty of grand larceny and embezzlement after a 44 hour jury deliberation. He faced 2 to 14 years. the trial noted his insanity plea and claims of prior popularity in Anderson society. He secured a $5 fraudulent draft and cashed it at Citizens bank December 13.
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the Sun
Anderson
Ind
L. H. Vierwedge
Vinnedso
Americsa Steel Wire Company
Citizens’ Bank
Winnedae
Loulpinna
Dowie Will Rest as Zion Authority Heads Pick Appointees
Chicago report says John Alexander Dowie will retire from leadership and appoint W V Barnes Deacon Alexander Granger and John Speicher to run Zion. Dowie plans Caribbean winter rest and seclusion while the new agents take full authority over Zion affairs.
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Scrippe-Mesige Press Aswectiven
Chicago
John Alexander Dowie
John G. Speicher
Averaser
Bharge
Bioacif
W. V. Barnes
Alexander Granger
Zion
Dowte Deires
Andaland
Caribbean
Dowte
Spélcher
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Neelope-McRae Prean Association
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Miten
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