Davis Trial Begins for Embezzlement at Washington Bank
Richard C. Davis, cashier of the People's National Bank of Washington Indiana, faces a federal trial on charges of feloniously embezzling and abstracting about 15000. The indictment cites false entries and reports to the currency controller and alleged miscrediting of funds from Camhbel and Kauffman mercantile, Capital National Bank, and other transactions. The jury selection toured from Howard County and nearby, with defense counsel Clinton K. Thorpe and Smiley N. Chambers guiding voir dire.
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Richard C. Davis
People’s National Bank of Washington, Ind
United States Court
Bf Cnahbel and Kauffman Mercantile Company
All
Capital National Bank
Indianapolis
People’s National Bank
United States
Richard ¢. Davis
Davis
City
Washington
Howard County
Clinton K. Thorpe
Smiley N. Chambers
Jesse Lafollette
Bank wrecking case engulfs Detroit officers
Frank C. Andrews, vice president of the City Savings Bank, is bedbound after an alleged wrecking scheme. Mrs. Andrews lies near collapse as physicians ban visitors. The county auditor plans to probe a conspiracy among bank officers, with cashier Harry Andrews implicated in check certifying duties.
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Detroit
Mich
Frank Co. Andrews
City Savings Bank
Frank C. Andrews
Moonshiner Whitt Nipped
Norfolk detail reports J. K. Whitt a famed leader of illicit distillers in Virginia and North Carolina captured by revenue officers after a chase and raid in February.
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Norfolk
J. K. Whitt
Virginia
North Carolina
Jury reinstructed in long, costly Indiana banking case
The jury in the famous Indiana banking case at Greenfield was reinstructed by the court Tuesday morning after a two hour operation. The suit against John C. New and John Co. Wright involves many thousands of dollars and has repeatedly ended in disagreement in Marion and Hancock counties.
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Indiana
Greenfield
Ind
John C. New
John Co. Wright
Marion County
Hancock County
Great Western Oil Company Incorporation Details
The Great Western Oil Company, Montpelier, incorporated Tuesday, plans to enter the oil business with a capital of 750000 and develop properties in Wells Blackford Huntington Grant Madison Jay Delaware and other counties. Incorporators include T J Driscoll John Kerlin D A Bryson L F Maddox and J C Connors all of Montpelier. Also incorporated are Hillis Stone Company with 10000 in Putnam County and August Barth Leather Company with 350000 in New Albany to manufacture leather and operate a tannery.
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Great Western Oil Company
Montpelier
Hig
Wells
Blackford
Huntington
Grant
Madison
Jay
Delaware
T. J. Driscoll
John Kerlin
D. A. Bryson
L. Fs. Maddox
J. C. Connors
Montnelier
Hillis Stone Company
Putnam County
August Barth Leather Company
New Albany
Hunter disputing quotes over Bigelow interview
Maj. Geo. K. Hunter of the Fifteenth Cavalry on leave at Jefferson Barracks has asked for a statement about a St. Louis Evening papers interview and his Contemporary club remarks. He says he was misquoted and suspects malicious intent tied to a World’s Fair post and his bid for Jefferson guards commander.
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St. Louis
Geo. K Hunter
Fifteenth Cavalry
Jefferson Barracks
Adjutant-General
Washington
Poultney Bigelow
West Point
Gen. Shafter
Santiago
Roosevelt
Maj. Hunter
Bigelow
Ecither
Bank Robbery Reported at Stone Fort Bank
News from Carbondale confirms the robbery of the Stone Fort bank in Saline County shortly after midnight. Dr. Lewis owner of the bank says several thousand dollars were taken after the safe was dynamited, with no clue to the robbers at this time.
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Carbondale
Stone Fort
Saline County
Births And Deaths In Local Family Notices
Births list includes Harry and Florence Stout with a girl and Henry and Nanna Applegate with a girl along with several other couples. Deaths report Barbara Banning paralytic failure Jane Owen cerebral congestion and multiple cases including infant Meier still born and various aged individuals with illnesses or injuries. Marriages list includes David T Warner and Allie Havens James G Royse and Lilian Fitzpatrick Emmett Chowning and Mildred Taylor Robert V Ford and Mayme Fuey Dante Guasparie and Emma Rocca Benjamin Giston and Maude Chandler Charles Klopfer and Stella Yoder.
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Barbara Banning
Foundry-st
Jane Owen
College-ave
Infant Meier
W. Twenty-ninth-st
David T. Warner
Allie Havens
Jas. G. Royse
Lilian Fitzpatrick
Emmett Chowning
Mildred Taylor
Robert V. Ford
Mayme E. Fuey
Dante Guasparie
Emma Rocca
Benjamin Giston
Maude D. Chandler
Charles Klopfer
Stella E. Yoder
Kansas City Livestock Prices February First
Cattle receipts 7000 with 509 Texans. Steady demand. Steers 4.85 to 6.25, Texans 4.75 to 5.25, cows 2.75 to 4.50, stockers 3.50 to 4.85, calves 4.50 to 6.50. Hogs receipts 16000. Bulk 5.50 to 6.40, heavy 6.35 to 6.45, packers 6.00 to 6.40, medium 5.90 to 6.33, light 5.50 to 6.10, pigs 4.50 to 5.30. Sheep receipts 1000. Lambs 5.50 to 6.25, range wethers 4.50 to 4.85, ewes 2.50 to 4.50.
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Kansas City
Texas
Interstate Stockyards
Indianapolis
Rollens -Ccseseer
Union Stock Yards
Market Report for Wheat Corn Oats and Hay Prices
Wheat steady with No 2 red around 86 1 3c to 87c. Corn steady No 1 white 68c No 2 white 63 14c No 4 white 63 4c No 2 yellow 62 14c. Oats steady No 2 white 46c No 3 white 45 46c No 2 mixed 44 54c No 3 mixed 44 14 43c. Hay steady No 1 timothy 11.50 12.00 No 2 timothy 10.00 10.50. Inspections list car counts by grade.
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Timothy
Gars
Hay
Price List For Commodities In New York Market
New York market prices show Mess pork at 16.17 dollars, lard 9.70, Butter Western 20 to 28 cents, Elgin 28 cents, Cheese large 10 ½ to 10 ¾ cents, small 7 to 11 ½ cents, Eggs Western 27 to 28 ¼ cents, Tallow 6 6 ½ cents. Dressed poultry lists Turkeys 15 1/2 cents, chickens 10 to 25 cents, fowls 8 12 cents, ducks 8 ½ cents, geese 7 to 10 cents.
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New York
Elgin
Chicago
Idiec
Young Americas
Cincinnati Market Prices for Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Cincinnati Ohio February 11 cattle receipts 183 quiet shippers 41 8576 00 good to choice 4 75 5 40 heifers 4 25 4 75 fair to good calves 5 50 6 75 hogs receipts 1607 quiet 5 10c lower good to choice 6 20 6 30 mixed 5 95 6 15 pigs 4 50 5 60 sheep receipts 374 active extra 4 25 4 50 extra lambs 6 25
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Cincinnati
East Buffalo Livestock Market Report for February 11
East Buffalo New York market results show cattle receipts at 12 000 with dull tone and veals selling from 7.00 to 9.00. Hog receipts 32 cars with best 6.40 to 6.50 and hogs 6.15 to 6.25, roughs 5.40 to 5.70, stags 4.00 to 4.50. Sheep and lamb receipts 25 cars with tops for lambs 6.20 to 6.35 and sheep 4.80 to 5.75.
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East Buffalo
N. Y
Markets Here and Elsewhere on Wall Street
The report notes an expected evening up of contracts due to a holiday, with emphasis on buying Pennsylvanian, New York Central, and Iowa Central preferred. It highlights an upward price trend, advises conservative buys in Amalgamated copper and Atchison, and lists various Indiana market quotes including banks and rail stocks. Cattle, hogs, and sheep prices and arrivals at Indianapolis stockyards are provided.
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Meyer & Kiser
New York
Steed
Pacifics
Reading
Louisville
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Iowa Central
St. Paul
Sugar
Amalgamated
Eries
Wabashes
W. U
Canadian Pacific
Washington
Amalgamated Copper
Atchison
Commission House General
Denver
J.S. Bache & Co
New York Stocks Open Firm on Better London Tone
The New York stock market opened firm amid positive London cues with cotton higher and several blue chips advancing. Amalgamated Copper dipped slightly early while American Express rose. by noon, trading remained steady though profit taking caused minor swings. Prices included Amalgamated Copper 72 3/4, Manhattan 133 3/8, Reading 58 1/4, Metropolitan 170 1/2, Southern Pacific 16 3/4, St. Paul 167 3/8, Steel 44, Union Pacific 103 3/4.
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New York
London
Amalgamated Copper
American Express
Commission
Southern Pacific
U. S Express
Manhattan
Reading
Metropolitan
St. Paul
Steel
Union Pacific
Chicago Grain and Provisions Mixed at Chicago and Union Stock Yards
Wheat and corn prices rose with May and July futures shown. Cattle and hog receipts at Union Stock Yards noted, with prices for various grades and weights, and by products including butter eggs and cheese listed alongside assorted groceries and meats.
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