Decline In Copper Shown Amid Fractional Market Recession
Amalgamated copper active at fractional recessions as London influence and U B and L and N figures drive a downbeat session. Metropolis securities falter. Metropolitan Street Railway and Anaconda experiences wide swings with call money rising. Chicago markets reflect weak cattle and hog receipts with mixed grain and live stock quotes and overall cautious trading.
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eMeRtne
London
U. B
Metropolitan Arcunities
Metropolitan Street Railway
Amalgamated Copper
Joan Efowd
Orst
Goldman Sachs
Metrynoiitan Street Iilway
Bay 1
Phan
Vberet
Midis Atte
Piers Sagi
Tatasalen
Thorn
Chicago
Ise Lower
Whitecap Victim 13 Dying After Past Beating
Corydon Indiana reports Murray Foster, once nearly beaten to death by Whitecaps fifteen years ago, is now dying at his home in Hethtownship. He was tied to a tree and whipped, leaving him bedridden. His wife, an invalid, was attacked nearby and later struggled to recover.
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Spedak
Corydon
Ind
Murray Foster
Heth Township
Spirited Bidding Rules Heavies In Declared Market
On Wednesday a smaller run of cattle appeared with bids spirited and prices steady to higher, as buyers crowded the pens. Prices ranged mostly 69 to Sally. veal advanced centa. sheep and lambs sold steady. New York and Chicago quotes show lighter supply and weaker to steady shifts, with hogs showing solid demand and some top heavies moving at firm or better values.
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Ite
Cholice
ATE & Sgod Cleuraner
Bacen
Blacks Come North in Indiana Census Figures
A garbled late 19th or early 20th century report notes Indianapolis’s African American population rising to about one percent of the city’s total, with figures showing 15,981 residents in the city and statewide counts of colored versus white populations. The piece discusses influx and proportionate growth compared with the general population, citing census data from 1850 through 1900 and noting statewide totals for Salton county and Indianapolis city.
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Indianapelis
Wiel
Sarlon Counsty
Inulunapolis
Tuberculosis of the bone claims young Bedford man
Pierce Carter, 14, of Bedford, died yesterday from tuberculosis of the bone. He had been afflicted with rheumatism of the leg and the illness was reported as the cause of death in this late December note from The Suz.
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Bedford
Ind
Pierce Carter
Grain Prices Decline As Wheat Leads Soft Market
Chicago open shows December wheat at 8.254 cents and May futures at 8.7140, with overall prices slipping. Reports from abroad describe light trade, while Armour supports the market. corn and oats edge higher, and domestic beef and pork prices show minor gains. Local stocks in Minneapolis rise slightly amid abroad weakness, with Liverpool and Paris markets active and Argentine shipments awaited.
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Chicago
Bee
Liverpool
Paris
Armour
Bees Mayer
Leweaber
GORN TRAIN IS WELCOMED INDIANA CORN BELIEF SURGE
The Uly of the Corn Special grows in popularity as it travels from Indianapolis toward Laporte. Farmers estimate corn knowledge shared could raise production by about 48 percent, with locals saying the program will bring significant value to the county. Passengers describe a strong turnout and the event’s broad impact on farming practices.
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SL McLeiaty
Teft Indianapolis
Laporte
Thessay
Mebet
Pittebork
Dumanity
Weiter
Uranaerite Arimary
Basticas Collexe
Bones Are Rescued by Frank Bremerman From Ancestral Graveyard
Frank Bremerman removes bones from a family graveyard near a farm once owned by Mullvaine. The site, abandoned as the city expanded, holds remains of the Melivain family. Bones were placed in a coffin and stored after a court did not order burial, while the Nurnett Lewis company pursued the matter.
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Frank Greimmerman
Brgves
W. Phirdesb
Hrenmerman
Abcestura
John Melivam
Wibovers
Swhleh Wit
Germi
Tilley
Agile
Stormmer
Nurnett-Lewis Company
Pace
Ensley Fight Over Seventh District Convention Mentioned
Fragmented report describes James P. Goodrich pressuring to delay Seventh district convention amid split among Wil liam Bosson and Oliver Byington factions. Telegram to Floyd Woods shows push to resist earlier call while Bowlson camp objectors plan a rump or alternate gathering.
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Republican’ State Central Coumister
James P. Goodrich
Floyd A. Woods
Mpvestay
Waals
OM Woods
Implee
Jan
Stretiag
Campaign drama hovers over race as leaders weigh moves
A garbled report outlines political maneuvering around party leadership and a state chairman race. Key figures like Mr. Ensley and Mr. Fairbanks figure in plans to influence or watching the presidency contest, with discussions of reorganizing party committees and upcoming appearances in Indianapolis.
LAWSON HARD HIT HipeMekae Treas Agmnciation
Boston December 27 news reports Lawson and the Amalgamated Copper properties faced a sharp market reaction following a claimed discovery of a new vein at the Amel data mine. The pool, led by Liaw SOM, suffered losses as investors showed concern over potential damage and uncertainty. Amid the financial chatter, Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething children is advertised as a cure-all, priced at twenty-five cents a bottle.
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HipeMekae
Boston
Mass
Lawsen
Lam gulMg
Winslow
Yerkes and Cockran Suffer Pneumonia and Heart Troubles
In New York on December 27 Bourke Cockran and Charles Yerkes, key figures in politics and street car finance, faced grave illness from pneumonia and heart trouble. Yerkes lingered near death as family gathered, doctors conference, and hopeful notes emerged amid a dangerous bout.
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Scrippa-Metter
New York
Bourke Cockran
Charles Yerkes
Wallaet-Astarin
Phycidade
Atisena
Ayuib Toma
Governor Orders Prosecution in Lynch Mob Case
Reports describe a mob incident in which 39 shots were fired and Black residents were harmed. The governor directs prosecution of 150 white men involved, Sheriff Creech and others examined the violence, and details focus on arrests and mob motives while authorities attempt to restore order.
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South Carolina
Church Program Delights Children With Talk and Treat
A church gathering entertained children with a lecture titled A Trip to thy Births jlace Mt Cheist led by Dr Col Fleteler. Afterward a special talk by the chair concluded with candy treats for the youngsters.
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Col. Fleteler
Fragmentary OCR leads to unclear event notes
The readable text hints at a violent incident or investigation with mentions of bodies, bullets, and authorities but the fragmentary lines are incoherent and do not specify a clear event, people, places, or timing.
Poisoning scare hits political event in city
Reports detail a Saturday night incident where several attendees were poisoned after a punch bowl was spiked with strychnine. Victims include a man named Bare who died and others affected. Police traced the poison to a political gathering and intensified investigations.
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Bare
Biany
Gea
Slayer of Lawson Free Waking Trial Report
Fragmented OCR text mentions a defendant linked to a violent event and legal actions. Names and places are obscured, but references to a warrant, trial proceed ings, and evidentiary considerations suggest a judicial proceeding surrounding a fatal incident. The garbled wording limits specifics.
Gambley 18 Arrested In Curious Court Convergence
A chaotic report describes Gambley 18 being arrested amid unclear proceedings. Mentors recount a tense scene at a local meeting. A man named Vigne is mentioned as part of a dubious arrangement involving a $6 payment, with several unnamed parties present.
Incomplete OCR fragment on city life and notices
Fragmentary OCR text mentions health, taxation, and local places with garbled names. It references a few personal names and addresses, but lacks clear events or cohesive details to summarize a single news item.
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