Anaconda Lead Market Gains Amid Early Rally
New York feb stock market opened with heightened activity as several key issues advanced. Anaconda and Amalgamated led gains while New York Central rose, United States Steel dipped, and sugar jumped. noon prices showed mixed shifts in metals, rails, and industrials with cautious trading ahead of theday’s sessions.
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Scrippe-HeRne Preas Association
New York
Southern Pacific
Ananda
Anaconda
Amalgamated
Northern Pacffic
American Smelting
New York Central
United States
Prnnasicania
A. W. Thomson
Nome
tligh.Low
Close
Am. C
Anavanda
Rob
Beth
Denver & RG
Isveotdyn
Securities
Bae
Pei
Live Stock Market Report From Chicago and Cincinnati
Market notes show mixed cattle and hog activity with steady demand for prime stock. Prices cited include prime beeves around 5.10 dollars and hogs trading near 40 to 46 dollars. receipts heavy and market tone steady to higher in parts, with regional quotes from Cincinnati and Chicago reflecting varied demand and weights.
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Spas Apouite
Ewlle
The
Sheog
Iver
Pesterdas
Wade
Eevee Srare Lotto
Bert
Cincinnati
Butcher Stern
Chicago
Rouzh
East Buffalo
N. Y
Hommon
Bela
Fae
Freders
Springera
Ron
Lesa
Zim
Ensier
Weihers
Union Traction Common Active In Market Trading
A block of 70 shares changed hands Tuesday morning with Union Traction common showing no net gain from Monday. The market remained firm with strong demand despite few bid prices, as brokers discuss potential moves and limited supply. Banks and railcar stocks appear in listings with numerous names and prices across Indianapolis and surrounding firms.
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Eaton
Traction Ems
Atrong
Musk
Traction & Terminal
Stork
Ifa
American Central Lite
American National Bank
Atlas Engine Works
Tell Ballroad
Belt Taliroad
Brotham Iron Wational Bank
Compan
Cliizens, Loan & Depantt
Climex Cortes
People’s
Reeves & Co Pid Security Trust Co
Union National Bank
Viton Traction
Viay Traction
Citizens’ Street Railroad S
Stereesers
Tintel Ce
Hudiata Mien Traction
Col. & Southern
Ind
Indianapolis Gas
Reenfield MR
Martinsville K
Northern Traction
Indianavals Water
M&w
Tr Merchants
States Union
Union Traction
Foreclosure Sought Against Indiana Gas Properties Trusts
The Lafay ette gas interests including Lafayette, Logansport and Wabash ventures face a court foreclosure over bonds and interest totaling millions. Courts may order sale within weeks, affecting multiple counties and towns across Indiana, with gas properties, plants and equipment at stake. Major liens include Lafayette Gas for 1 million, Logansport and Wabash Valley Gas for 1.77 million, and Indiana Natural and Mineral Gathering Gas for 190 thousand, all secured by mortgages on the companies’ assets.
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Taylor
Wonds & Wilson
Tora
Central Trust Company of
New Yor
United
Indiana
Indus
Nandolph
Delaware
Tippecinos
Clinton
Casa Miami
Monlard
Tipton
Grant
Adams
Blackford
Wabash
Montgomery
Doone
Han [Kon
Marton
Trittana
Aund
Mercer
Anglalte
Allen and
Darke
Salamania
Lafayette
West
Leyton
Mutheres
Michtown Town
Lagansport
Peru
Deepeatur
Walton
Lineal
Gilvestor
Somperset
Minsiaviltles
West Middletest
New Fauiton
Berne
Gergen
Crawfordaville
Lebanon
Frankfort
Thorntown
Ington
Roylestan
Alishora
Sete Veriile
Trdinne
Greenville Knoxstlle
Gridersville
Buyknanl Ausonld
Elune
Coldigater
New Weaton V
Glynnwood
Lafayette Gas Company
Logansport and
Mortenga Ty
Piper
Tite
Noblesville Pitcher Fisher Heads to Hot Springs Run
Noblesville’s Fisher, a rising baseball talent, leaves for five weeks at Hot Springs to build strength and improve performance. He reports his arm is stronger and vows to return in great shape. he previously struggled last season but now trains steadily for a comeback.
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Hot Springs
Fisher
Inoianapolis
Noblesville Hey
Kishor
Tau
Sayl Fisher
Mit Philips
Tot Springs
Tndiana
Enougi Ag
Indianapolis
New York Produces Market Report Fragment
A fragmented New York market note lists prices and items such as Feh ti, spot values, various dairy products, and miscellaneous goods with unclear spellings. It includes references to Lord-Western steam, Tatler City, and assorted foodstuffs like creamers and cheeses, all presented in a garbled OCR format.
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New York
Hark—Mess
Lord—Western Steam
Spot
Lecture on Beauty Mine Yale Addresses Crowd of Women
A Yale lecture to women urged constant neatness for husbands. Madam Yale demonstrated beauty tips, emphasized inner conduct, and warned a bad temper harms looks. Attendees wore varying outfits as the speaker discussed dress and posture. The event led into the annual ball and social postings.
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YALE
Enelsh
Pert
Muiam
Dove
Ant
walTshi
Day Deaths in City Record with Many Names
A long list of decedents and ages appears alongside building permits and notices. Names such as Ada Seherver, Robert Langdale, Willie Borhentarehige, and Edward Thiltipe appear with ages and causes like typhoid, edema, and endocarditis. multiple addresses and property transactions are listed, including parcels in Delaware, Roosevelt, and Columbia, with various permit amounts and dwelling notes.
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Avehle
Bedford
Ada Seherver
Robert Langdale
Artitutved
Willie R. Borhentarehige
N. Denney Leania
Edward Thiltipe
Nex L. Parker
Washington
Indae
Roosevelt
Marie Melhern
Delaware
Frederick Egelus
Katey
Teimate
Christian Kuhintan
Laon
Minma F. Collina
Allans
Hethe Bershadzky
Caton
Virginia May
Micbigin
Franchise for tramway lines approved by committee
The Metzgey HI bill to authorize granting of street railway franchises was favorably recommended by the House committee with unanimous votes. It would allow routes to be built by population vote without needing property owners along the line to approve.
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Seel WeRar Trams Agnociation
COLT
Metzgey
House
Cumimittee An
Screce Railway
Freakish youth signs as Manager in circus train dispute
Anderson passenger handling dispute unfolds as an agent reports a youth who calls himself Manager. He claims to know circus train demands and warns of misread signs while an investigator tests his claimed role amid referenced correspondences and local names.
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Anderson Lad
Misirlet Pasneneer
Pertermans
They
B&w
Andsresn
Ot Hn
Jeysten
Sarunsky
Peoria
Andeesen
Anderson
Cholera Claims Livingston In Africa Return
Special to The Sum. Terr Haute Feb 1 A letter from Capt Massinger reports that Or B Livingston, a street doctor once in this town, died of cholera while aboard a ship bound for Africa last August. He had posed as a specialist, wooed Mrs Kate Haas, sold her household goods while absent, and fled town after usury and theft. The letter was mailed in New York upon the ship’s return.
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Terr
Haute
Massinger
Vivingston
Africa
New York
Cravingston
Mit
Kate Haas
Hin
Smien
Tuts
Wawite
Uunoteene
Sie
Taft Town
Tina
Mastanier
Warbis Case Nears End In Indiana Damage Suit
Geneva Warbis of Iowa sues Trav jon and Terminal Co for 80000 in Indianapolis torn injury from 1904. She was a physician and wagoner for a women’s convention party. Jury trial began with two years given for talk to jury and evidence taken. Case prolonged from last week. Initial award earlier set at 10000 and later reduced to 8000.
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Cail
Geneva
Warbis
Indianapolis
Trav Jon and Terminal Company
United States
Onehaldy
Genera Warbissan
Iowa
Election at Frankfort Bee wae
In Frankfort a local election is held to decide if the city should grant a subsidy of 800 to the Clover List railroad for improving railway shops. If approved the railroad will invest an additional 500,00 in upgrades here, while threatening to relocate shops to Marton.
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Frankport
Ely
Marton
Cheer for Hanly meeting opens at Soldiers Home
Marion Indiana reports the Lincoln Iragne gathering at the National Military Home with Edward Gates of Indianapolis seeking the league presidency. Gov. Mary presided and speakers urged honesty in office, endorse Lincoln era values, and called for clean administration. several candidates attended including John Bilheimer Edward Fitzpatrick and Jacob Joel among others for various state offices.
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Edward Gates
Indianapolis
League
Marion
Ind
Lincoln Iragne
Natingat Miitary
George W. Steele
Mary
Matshe
Indiana
Republican Party
Republiana
Raen Wilke
Dawi
Abraham Lineal
Troians
Pople
Lincoln
Tiaime
John Bilheimer
Edward V. Fitzpatrick
Supreme Courts
O. At. Heaton
Supreme Court
Jyin Dyer
James Hingham
C. Hadley
Emurt Ti. News
Cleric Supreme Curt
J. M. Tubb
Appellate Coure
Fassett
Cotton
Auport Internent Public Instruction
Jacob Joel
de F. Hadley
Brutal assault linked to police pension vote turmoil
In Chicago a brutal assault occurred during a tense election for police pension fund trustees. The attack targeted a 1st ward candidate among a crowded field, with multiple voters and officials named in the confusing account. Police are pursuing leads as a meeting to close a secretary post is planned in a few days.
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Inisters
Police Pension Fund
ScrippacNettae
Chicago
J.P. Caldwell
P. Luna
Liz
Erge
T. Mf. Stout
Bessie Hollister
P. Smith
Cronin
Adolph Asch
Mandy Night
Mies Augusti Meyers
Ryowas
Irs
Wimyple
Ms J
Garant
Okey
Sorat
Dulin Gorrigha
Cloet
Powell Fatally Hurt In Boiler Explosion
A worker named Powell was fatally injured yesterday when a boiler blew at the power plant in Me. The incident occurred at the TaAtanapotis facility, prompting an investigation by local authorities and safety officials.
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Powell
TaAtanapotis Fe
Hoosier Couple Marry in Park in Bedford
An American couple from Indiana tied the knot in a park near Bedford after a county election bet, witnessed by about a hundred locals who gathered for the ceremony. The bride and groom, Brille Gronis and James, marked the event as the fulfillment of a wager connected to the Lawrence County vote.
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Bedford
Ind
James
Sonvers
Ness
Gua Conde Named Speaker Candidate in State Assembly
Representative Gua Conde announced his bid to become speaker of the house at the upcoming session. He stated his plan and named several allies and committee priorities, signaling a national party alignment and potential leadership contest.
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Gus Condo
Marion
Conde Hax
Two Violent Deaths Reported in Feb Bes Item
Special to Sam Hammond reports two fatal incidents. In Devixon Florida a worker was caught in a foundry machine and killed. In Port Taber a baker was struck and killed by a street incident. Details remain sparse and suggest a hazardous work environment.
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Sam Hammond
Devixon
Port Taber
Baker Shore
Haubstadt Creamery Incorporation Details Noted
The Haubstadt Creamery has incorporated with capital stock set at 5000 dollars. Articles attach 47 incorporators. Mention of American Engineering Company and Pig Engineering appears in the text among the attached names.
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Haubstadt
Dfanbstadt
Capitals Rock
Rompaos
Cee Capital
Coucern
Burned girl denied medical aid alarm in Chicago
In Chicago on February 13, a burned girl remains denied medical aid as elders of a church prayed for her recovery. The report notes community officials and families seeking care, while misread captions reference Thesehuuts of Zin and local names.
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Estella Smith
Dowie's Zion
Seeitippe
Chicago
Zin
Zahn Se
Asnnetatinis
Rival Nomination Battles Remain Center Stage in Tenth District
The piece outlines heated race dynamics between Republicans and Democrats over control of the Tenth District. Key figures include Jiby Rid, Durkin, and Dura, with state and local figures weighing in on strategies, endorsements, and the looming nomination. The piece notes regionally focused campaigning around Lafayette and Darug, and the possibility of a Republican win shaping the slate.
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Eleir
Listeley
Weather Forecast Shows Warmer Week Ahead
Turbulent OCR text outlines rising temperatures and mixed forecasts. Forecasters expect milder conditions through midweek with scattered clouds, then a cooler spell by Thursday night. Nighttime lows near freezing with daytime highs in the 40s to 50s, though some sections show uncertain readings.
Hadley Attacks Nerippa and Mettae Association
In a terse column from Missouri, Hadley denounces the Nerippa and Mettae Association near City for alleged deceit and wrongful conduct. The piece cites legal actions and warns of consequences, naming Attorney Mads Tey and references to Standard and Miser Builders as influential forces in the case.
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Hadley Flays
John D. Nerippa
Granite cutters strike spreads to yards in Quincy Mass
In Quincy Massachusetts from February 1 to 4 a general weeklong stoppage in the granite cutting industry begins. About one hundred firms and many workers are affected as manufacturers lock yards awaiting arbitration with the Granite Cutters' Union to settle the dispute.
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Essid Premenue Prem Aan Teria
Quincy
Mass
Wekout
Tuvineas
Doug
Granlté Cutters’ Union
Nurses Strike Disrupts City Services
Striking nurses halt operations at Mary Wishingpay hospital and Presine facility, forcing firemen and other staff to cover duties. Readership notes widespread shortages as workers demand full benefits and agreement on wage and duty terms.
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Mary
Benghat
Police Crack Down on Gambling in Indieidpalia Crackdown Ignites Debate
Police begin a crusade against all forms of gambling in Indieidpalia. Officials target street games and merchandise deals, arguing many games resemble gambling and threaten public order. The crackdown follows widespread public concern about gaming as a social vice and potential losses to merchants. Authorities promise enforcement and arrests as they pursue operators amid protests from players and merchants alike.
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Helles
Indieidpalia
Chet Menger
Ty Lili
Gavin Ped
Clash with Officers Sparks Turmoil in City
Reports describe a tense confrontation as police and locals clash, with barricades erected and authorities warning of further action. Witnesses recount crowds resisting orders while officials coordinate responses amid rising civil unrest.
Bryan resigns as president of Winer armorers association
Bryan, president of the Lieniet of armorers of Winer college in Jacksonville, resigns amid unclear motives. The note hints at appeals to extend influence and safeguard assets, with Andrew Carnegie named among others as potential supporters or witnesses in the shifting power dynamics.
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Scrippa-McRae Prean Associatium
Jacksonville
Wits
Ion W. Bryan
Lieniet of Armorers
Winer College
Tiong Kou
Andrew Carneehs
Going Back to China Plant Expansion News Brief
Special to The Sus Charlestown officials report Scripps-Yeline Ureve Associatiog and local firms in Charlestown plan to enlarge the plant. William Williams of ChteaKe aims to open new operations at the Shuidard plant with a new process set for 7¢. Died Len wife of ening February 13 in the 0:39 a.m. era.
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China
Scripps-Yeline Ureve
Ralph d. Pen
Efeek
Oakland
Lwos
Charlestown
Tie
Willams
ChteaKe
Shuidard
Eutaraa
Len
Ening
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Pittsburg
Tsburs
Central Trust Company
Sharp Advances
Chicago Board OF Trade
Scrippe-VeRne Prean Association
Sizis
Kity
Msgr LC
Yolowtor
Macy
Werdwest
Ragland
Northwest
Romuntty
Idetuaind Ag
Heer
Johnny Fisher
Hoosier Staff
Noblesville
Tudlan
Knights of Fidelity
Neko
Rann
Force
Samuel Wagramanner
Wagram
Wirths
George White
Mes
White
Maxwent
Girt Menry
Stena Moore
Shenny
Nay
Stanley Nat Mattie Noel
Woodlawn
Kirk Willisnt
Grace Davis
E. Se
Toe
Hay
George
Maud Gann
Me‘dian
Bas
Karl
Bessa Sinder
Columbia
Kirk Edward A
Grace Misch
Seystone
Girl
Ovens and
Wy Jarsie
Sir Frante
Ada Growl
Deacon
Oss Hoapital
AL Loaiid
Shsiphire Wondinky
Jullis Ramitek
Lon
Thrush
Warman
Nese Notaria
M. E. Morse
Divelling
Titi
Mbert Ty Mutter
Suan
Mobert You
Edwin E. Wavent
Muralett Clayton
Tndiormpetis Southern Railway
Shoud
Senate
South
Merent
Gearby Shelby
Cattare
Wilkins
James TH. Malmore
Walnut
Livingston
Bee
Hanly
Lincoln League
Will Indorse Henly
Peetu
Wikyn
Vatty
Esrvertion
Adanens
Atty Als
Vicr
Fain
Kukowe
Kigler
Seeretyey
Seorne Ho Krovenantin
Fyute
Trustees OF Pension Fund
James T. Sowders
Miss Belle
Grubbs
Yurgan
Convere
Malon
Doman
Durkin
Miers
Trentee Prue
Vursan
Tadhina
Democrats
Muerte
Mercury
Geadtinned
Tess
Choueh Cuesan
Brope
Paul
Bryan
Statiovary Tea Department of Man
Fareong
Scott-Mi
Macy Werticke
Sithont
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Rapid
Caufield
Wagemaker
Broill Enh
Ller Co
Jormey Sta
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