Stock advances and mixed trading lift Great Northern and Northern Pacific
In early New York trading the Great Northern preferred and Northern Pacific rose, with the Union Traction shares drawing interest. The common stock gained modestly as buyers showed strength, while other rails and banks moved within narrow ranges amid cautious optimism for further gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Union Traction
Asnes
Stock Exchange
Scrippa-Mefine Press Association
New York
Northern
Factic
Colorado
Menara Esa
Tony
Ank
Blu
Amer. Cent
Life Ins. Co
American National Bank
Atlas Engine Works
Has
Hels Sadie
Capital National Bank
Central Trant Co
T ' Nh Si
Ls & Dr Ci
Citizens’ Loan
Climax Cotte & Bak. Pow. Co
Industriais
Indiana National Bank
Guer, & Loan Am. Lace
Indians Trust Ca
Is Am. Smelt Ate Asay
Indiana Union Traction Co
Indianapolis Fire
Tus. Co
Indianapolis Gax Co
Southeastern Traction
Indianapolis
S. Steel
Ind
Traction & Terminal
M. & W. Traction
Denver & RG
Merchants’ National Bank
Telephone Co
New ‘Telephone
UDG
MEE
People’s Deposit Bank
OOS People's Light and Heat
Sue
Ortilaer
Pea
Gerry & CO. Pt
Eng & Heading
Bernetty “Trust
Dislaner
Ted Routhers
Union National Bank
Toxne Tae
Catan Traction
Commmon
Toi
Bt T. & Wy
Pfd- Union
Iter Trust Co
van Camm Thardware
Brooklyn
Sanalia Coal and
Mo Mor. Securities
Eleizens Sweet Rafter
Micison Cn
Wade & Walgen
Indiana
Forch Co
Unio NE BA Yas Jnd
Col. & Southern
Eastern Sr
Indianapolis Gas Is
Greenmeld
Tai Ind
Martinstite RT
Orbert Traction
Terre Indianapoli. Water Ga
W. Trac
Mershants’ H. & KL. Co. Be
Trion Traction of Indianas
Indianspalls Street Railways
Mystery at Lincoln Park Prompts Police Investigation
A Chicago woman told police at Lincoln Park she saw three men carrying a body toward the park lake, leading to a belief the body was thrown into the water. A dynamite blast was reported the same day as investigators sought the scene. Elsewhere, Nicholas Longworth and Mia Longworth arrived in Savannah, then traveled to Jacksonville after a brief stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serpossuense Creme Aseuciquons
Chicago
Tincoln Park
Alice
Nick
Savannah
Mia
Nicholas Longworth
Sivan- Tah
Jacksonville
Live Stock In Indianapolis Hogs Prices Rise On Strong Demand
Feb 2 Indianapolis market reports a light supply and brisk trade. Hogs top at 6.49 with most sales 6.20 to 6.25. cows and bulls steady to higher. calves and sheep show varied activity. A separate note mentions a car line extension proposal to ease traffic on East Washington Street with a public meeting scheduled next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Buffalo
N. Y
Ples
Indianapolis
Board of Public Works
Fimersan-wye
Trelogian
Theodore Poytton
Charles J. Hartmann
E. Washington-st
Cincinnati
Eotaa
Young Men's Institute
Knights of Father Mathew
Tamlingon Hall
George Ko Clark
South Bend
Oteehovlow
Meshane
Sheen—Receinis
Astra
Charles A. Bookwilter
Lambs
Border
Decline in wheat and hay products on Chicago Board
The Chicago Board of Trade saw a slower overall session on Tuesday with wheat and hay futures retreating while May pork, corn and oats showed mixed movement. Weak settlement amid light demand pressured prices and extended market uncertainty for grain and livestock contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Board of Trade
Scrippa-Meltee Priem Association
Chicago
Board of Trade
Marn
Aige Tawer
Max Elased
Arte
Mats
Wigs Lawer
Tower May Eldyed
Aigiitte
Ork
Charity show and tuberculosis exhibit coming to Indianapolis
The Enlahte of Columbus will perform at English's opera house on Saturday night February 24 to aid a charity fund. Tickets go on sale February 21. The tuberculosis exhibit planned for New York is set for Indianapolis the week of March 5, with Tomlinson Hall secured for public access and lectures by physicians. The event may attract notable medical specialists and community interest remains strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
English
Opera House
Henes
New York
Indianapolis
Tomlinson Hall
Salary Question Sparks City Finance Discussion Monday
A budget dispute reemerged over salaries of city employees as the finance committee chair urged council members to study prior provisions. Key items include an exempt status bid for Brad Ripple, a petition by John L Averys in council court, and notes on the Voorhees Memorial project plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Averys
Clieui
Imene Board of Trusters
Truss Htesk
Iss
John Il, Avers
George W. Snider
Leroy‘ Redd
Snider
Redd
Run on Chicago bank sparks scrutiny and cash assurances
In Chicago on February 20 a run on the Jackson Trust and Savings bank began after state bank examiners announced a review of the bank’s finances. Bank officials stated the run would be met and that there is ample cash in the vaults to meet all demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Bank
Scrippa-McRee Meas Association
Chicago
Jackson ‘Trust and Savings Bank
State Bank Examiner
Last Hope for Hoch on Clemency Decision
Springfield UL Fel o The fate of Johan Hoch hangs on a noon examination by the state Board of Par sons. The board will recommend to the governor whether to hang Hoch or grant clemency, with a likely decision already in sight. The governor’s reaction is anticipated, and officials warn that any delay by the execution should not be interfered with.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lcripps-Meline
Springfield
Johan Hoch
State Board of
Parsons
Bank Robbery Report From Lake County Indiana
A bank in Lake County Indiana was robbed on February 9. A bandit used a firearm to force entry and blew open the safe at St Johns. The loot was reported as about 1,500 dollars with further uncertain sums noted. Police are investigating the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuieaga
Lake County
Indiane
Mursult
St. Johns
Fallibres Message Seizes French Foreign Policy Tone
Paris February 0 Premier Rouvier read the seat message of President Fatleres to the chamber and senate outlining France's foreign policy. He said France would remain faithful to its alliances and friendships and would cultivate cordial relations with everyone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fallibre
Seripya-Meslae Pread Association
Paris
Rouvier
Chamber
Senate
Fatleres
Fran
Incorporations Filed With Secretary Of State
Articles of Incorporation fled for several entities including The Wheeler Ganapa Ou company and The WW. Parker Construction co pany. Directors listed include Har tert A Wheeler Claude A Burdick William Parker Carrie Parker and William Whiners with capital stock around 10000 to 320000. Names appear garbled but indicate multiple incorporations and named directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler Ganapa Ou Company
Jat Mauans
Capital
Hartert A. Wheeler
Claude A. Burdick
Wehn R. Brown
WW. Parker Construction Copany
Af Hammond
Capital Wreets
Wiliem W. Parker
Carrie BE
Parker
William ‘J. Whiners
Eqi
Man Attacked in Grocery Store With Knife
A Black individual in a grocery store on Pie and North Aft Monday afternoon was chased by another man and struck across the face and throat with a long knife. Police seek suspect Curae after the incident near Dr Love's store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Row
Fet
Wale Frattert
George Turner
Dr. Love
Rier
Curae
Enforce Health Rules Discussed With Traction Officials
Benitarian Eugene Ruehter and Chief of Police Robert Meeger met Monday with BE Peck and board members of the Indianapatte Traction and Terminal to discuss enforcing the health ordinance on street cars. Traction officers promised cooperation with the health department to address the issue amid concerns over the thin matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benitarian Eugene Ruehter
Robert Meeger
BE. B. Peck
Ma. Honeys
Indianapatte Traction
Traction Company
Health Department
Court orders boys flogged in Evansville court action
Three 13 year old boys charged with drunkenness before Police Judge Winfrey were ordered whipped with their fathers consenting. In the police court room Mayor Beehne and Judge Whittey witnessed the punishment as part of the court’s stance on discipline, with cries heard nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sun
Evansville
Ind
Frank Henton
Joha Stein
Thomas Sketin
Roth
Winfrey
Farhers
Beehne
Whittey
Pol
Dance Hall Evil Ordinance Proposed to Curb Vice
Indianapolis officials push a public dancehall ordinance to ban unpermitted dance halls, close recruitment by brothels, and curb liquor sales near such venues. Mayor Bookwalter and Police Chief Metzger urge swift council action with fines up to 200 dollars and a $1 permit requirement to aid inspections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Bookwalter
Robert Metzger
Tayor
Avila
Indianapolis
Metzger
Tudianapotla
Alty
Ayeoni—Brown
Wool
Neukem
Staither
Bang Uhl Stickelmann
Hartmann
Uermann
Eppert
Noos—Cottey
Hamlet
Davis
Rhodes
Portteun
Royne
Donavan
Sullivan
Hilkene
Wright
Henry
Tokyo Train Carrying Soldiers Blown Into River
Reports from Victoria B C describe a fire in Avakuda district causing 44 houses to burn and a train loaded with soldiers blown into a river. Telegraphic dispatches claim 309 killed, later revised, with further clashes and heavy casualties among prisoners and wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-Mettue Wreay Association
Victoria
Pel h—Orlomayade Viewe
Tokio
Avakuda
Vitdivortak
Japate Jene
Japan
Venezuela official suggests arbitration on rail dispute
Venezuela’s Terena Castre proposed submitting the New York and Vermudez Railway company claims to arbitration under LaRue authorization. President Roosevelt may back the move, aiming to avert hostilities once feared. Negotiations continue with United States Secretary of State Russell in Caracas as talks progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippa-McRae Press Association
Washington
Terrena Castre
Venezuela
Anil Dat
United Buiter
New York
Vermudez Raphall Company
Roosevelt
Ortrongh United
Russell
Uaravas
Rockefeller seen abroad fueling European intrigue
Reports from European papers claim John D. Rockefeller has traveled to Europe with speculation about his purpose. French and Italian outlets suggest he is abroad for undisclosed reasons, while Swiss and German press mention his presence in continental locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeriopassionar
Calve Praises Protege In Genuine French Diva Tale
Madame Calve, interviewed by a bellboy, extols a western girl she says will be a marvel. The diva describes meeting Indianapolis fans, her plan to Paris, and her aim to discover latent genius while noting her charity at a country club and a cottage visit before heading to New York and then France for the summer in Aveyron province.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calve
Emma
Madame Albont
Indianapolis
Ann Lo
Velco
Trey
Inlow
Ateisattitia
Mme
Mme. Calve
New Mark
Hohoundine
Frapce
Aveyron
Hungary Quiet as Parliament Weighs A Dissolution
In Vienna and elsewhere reports say Hungary remains calm as constitutional questions unfold. The Asselin of parliament considers a dissolution and a diet sitting set for tomorrow, with alternate venues if barriers block the current session. Actress 15 killed in New York as Gussie Hart dies in an accidental fall from a tubal parade float.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hungary
Settopa-McNac Prean Asanciation
Vienna
Iungary
Asselin
Panini Ina
Mirgat
Devauier Ace
Tenth anniversary of Marian camp Modern Woodmen event
Events of Interest to the Public notes the tenth anniversary of Marian camp Modern Woodmen of America to be observed at Tomlinton hall on February 2 with sixty seven candidates to be admitted. Delegations from the state expected. Mera M. J. Mannle will host a benefit at St Joseph’s hall while the Maccabees hold a party at Ploreon’s hall. Directors of the Commercial Club meet to organize for 1906. Lx Potts to host a dinner. Indiana Bar Association set for July 1 and 2 with venue under debate between Indianapolis and Frenelick. Mothers club entertainment at the Hoyal club with music and talks. various performers listed. no admission fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Camp
Woodmen of
Ploreon’s Hall
Commercial Club
Nom
Lx Potts
Ims
Indiana Bar Association
Sarogiation
Indianapolis
Frenen
Hoya
Clib
Mothers’ Club
Sone
Fransoln
Mina Jenale
Mies Esther Collins
Patytouie
Tere
Mex Marth Buck
Sanbeame
Viber Callion
Cacuet
She Palme
Faure
Willan Doeppern
Miss Besele Ogle
Alice ‘Thomas
Mullen
Wim’ Doeppers
Marie Hall Charms Boston Audiences In Two Cities
English violinist Marie Hall drew quick praise in Boston and New York for her stage presence and refined phrasing. An interviewer noted her charisma and ease in conversation, while critics in London and Montreal hailed her technical finesse and engaging style. Ticket sales for her Indianapolis debut at Calen Mills Hall began, promising a strong attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Hall
Caled Mills
Echool
A J. Tron
Charma
Hrunswick
London
Jordan Hall
Wie Londen
Lamdon
Mies Halt
Boston
Hall
New York
Montreal
Jordan
Calen Mills Hall
Pearson's
Music House
Indianapolis
Dolan to Face New Miners Campaign Plan
The article outlines a strategy by Mitchell and other miners to depose Dolan, with plans to delay and weaken his influence. Mitchell travels from Mttohure to confer with the Malvern and operators committee, while a general committee will meet Friday to consider miners demands and operators’ reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerippa-Mefne Press Association
New York
Atltedet
Pittsburg
Patelek Dolan
Mitchell
Piltaberg
Mttohure
Malvern
Priday
Boxing Fight Leaves Man Tongue/Pipe Injured
George Hallas, a kiln hand at Oliver China Works, smoked a pipe during a boxing match with a coworker. A Lion punched blow shattered the pipe, driving the stem into Hollowell Ib’s tongue and penetrating his cheeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hallas
Plas
Hollowell Ib Uino
Baker candidate with no opposition after anti bribery disclosure
Special to The Sns from Rochester Ind publicizing Ananius Baker known as Charette Baker as a renomination candidate for Casa and Fulton’s representative seat. The article recalls Baker exposing a bribery attempt by Cigarette Baker to defeat an anti bribery bill, triggering a dramatic floor scene and ensuing investigations that boosted Baker’s profile and wealth as a lumberman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Ini
Baker
Casa
Fullencaunthea
Ananius Baker
A. Baker
Charette” Baker
Case
Fulton
WRN
Leat General Assembly
Indiana
Ny Tobaccs Trust
Atea
Wien
Eigabete
General Assembly
Annias Baker
Ananiax Baker
Meinnert
Aracette
Marion County
Aix
Rich girl is married in Minn to Chicago lawyer in quick nuptials
AertupaeMterge Prens Asanetnison, MAVIGOR, Mich. Feb. 70 Chicopee mullion-house rrenographer Miss Ed ne Vickerson, heiress, leaves wealth to her former tenant Alfred Johnsen of Minneapolis who wed Bupon Kruse, a Chicago lawyer, and they are en route to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mavigor
Mich
Chicopee
Mullion-House
Vickerson
Alfred Johnsen
Minneapolis
Haw
Bupon Kruse
Chicago
Tris
New Yurk
Famine Strikes Agricultural Districts in Madrid
In Madrid on February 9, reports indicate widespread hunger as tame in many agricultural districts worsens. Families face starvation and deaths from hunger while about 190,000 laborers wander without work, causing unrest and threats of violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serippa-3teRae Preax Association
Madrid
Navy tug reports Dewey Safe after dry dock delay
The Potomar, a United States Navy tug, arrived and reported leaving the Dewey dry dock in good condition after an unclear delay. The report was filed from Canary Islands on February 2, noting favorable windward positions and that all was well aboard the vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Valmas
Canary Islands
United States Navy
Potomar
Dewey Pin Miles
Lamp Explodes Fire Kills Three Children in Home
A lamp explosion caused a house fire at Joseph Cyr residence fatally burning three children. Louis Cyr aided in rescue. Fire origin traced to lamp explosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cartbol. Ma. Fab
Oas & Tewatt
Joseph Cyr
Fant Nfeht
Louis Cyr
Woman credits relief to Miles Nervine cure
A Texas woman details years of sleepless, irritable suffering and mounting fears of madness. After a druggist recommends Miles Nervine, a single dose induces rapid sleep, with continued use bringing steady improvement. The testimonial highlights relief and rapid health gains.
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Local Exchange
Ono
Chat
Amnerteat
American Writing Paper
Colombia
Mere
M: Inc
Ae International
Hone May Mackay
Manhattan Transit
New York Transit
Seaboard Campans
Sandard OU
Tennesker
Utah
City News
David X. Huey
Muay
Huey Maya
Tod Ant
Fae
Terre Haute Brewing Co
Dora McManus
Hright
Wood-Aye
Prine Beeves
Jen Te
Jiinn
Ighligeo Arcenity
Butler
Davies
S.gm
St. Louis
ST. Loris
St. Tenis Waptd
Heppersen Srl
Coliseum
Detmata Vonnegut
Peerson
the Voorlees
James Paxton Voorhees
John W. Ker
Paxton Voorhees
Congressignet
Hragil
Crantardevile
Greencastle
Terre Batile
Laws Serar
Jultin Riser
Mereilie Cohn
Samuel Trotsky
Shoritiee High School
Chesed
Maret
Trotsky
Limoseave
Nace Agayy
George O. Sober
Tndianange
Meeidian
Crown Still Cemetery
Jobes Wée
Norman KR. Dubes
Hoa
Charles Ko Draaks
Uw National Malleable Castingy Company
Bugsy of
Belmonteave
Lonth-st
Mm Grville Weddle
St. Bride
Shire
Rcs
Hoch
Evansville Ave
Castro
Hague
Rockefeller
Europe
Korippa-Meltae Press Association
Fen
Gussie” Hart
Ayuetrens
Dolan
Dr. Miles
Viola Barker
Orange
Tex
Br. Miles
Baneheit Te Tall
Miles Medical Co
Elichart
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