Stock Market Mixed as Great Northern and Northern Pacific Rise
New York Feb 28 Stronger early trading lifted Great Northern and Northern Pacific shares while declines touched Amalgamated Copper and National Lead. Volume reached 375,200 shares as readings showed favorable movement in Metropolitan Street Railway and related securities despite adverse rumors and liquidation pressures across the market.
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Seztppas
McRae Press Association
New York
Metropolitan Street Railway
Metropolitan Securities Tai
Northern Preferred
Northern Tacit
Pries
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Gener
Jasebron
Reading
Pennsylvania
St. Paul
A.W. Thorson
Local Securities Markets Show Mixed Movement On Wednesday
The local stock market rose with Best common up five points to a new high, while several issues stayed unchanged. Traders noted gains in Indiana financials and utilities, with prominent names such as American National Bank, Union Trust, and Indianapolis Street Railway among listed securities, though many prices remained steady or uncertain amid the mixed session.
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Best Common
Fort Wayne & Wabas Valley
Marion Trus
American National Bank Amur
Allax Engine Works
Brown Ketcham Tron W S. Eras Caplin Rational Bank
Central Trust Co
Citizens’ Loan Aid
Depen Climax Coffee & Bak
Columbia Nation! Bank
Delaware & Madison Co
Te Farmers Trust Co
Fite & Home
Jashie Indiana National Ind
Fide Guar
Lean Co
Indiana Trust Co
Ion Racten
Elles Atuttore
New ‘Telephone
Low People’s Deposit Bank
People’s Lithe
Tank Fertilizer
Ptt Reeves & Co
Rust Co
Union National Bank
Union Traction
Common
Orion ‘Traction
Rust Commpaty van Camp Hardware Co
Vandalla Coat Co
Wasson
Merchants Heat & Light Co
Union Traction of
Indiana
Union ‘Traction of
Trollandeny
I. Ih
Live Stock in Indianapolis Receipts and Market Roundup
Indianapolis stock market report shows active sheep and steady to firm hog and cattle trading. Hog prices top around 8.5, bulk $4.51 to $4.90. cattle demand strong for butcher stock and first grade steers, slower on common grades. Sheep market quiet but steady. larger prime stock supply noted. Cincinnati and regional cattle receipts similar, with steady butcher stock and mixed cattle demand.
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Indianapolis
God
Buel
Demands Rogers to Answer in Missouri Case
Henry Wollman counsel for Missouri asks Supreme Court to compel Henry Rogers to answer questions before Commissioner Laibert. Remonstrance prevails as Father Weber challenges city board action delaying Wilking pt improvement with gravel road. Catholic church issues cited in West Indianapolis dispute.
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Herions-Meftae Press Association
New York
Henry Wollman
Joseph F. Weber
Catholic Church
Indianapolis
Wednenizy
Board of Public Works
Wilking
Frany Harding
Blallie
Uather Weber
WHEAT SLIPS AS RATES ARGUMENT CONTINUES IN SENATE
From CHICAGO to WASHINGTON the early trading shows May wheat opening around 817 cents with July at 814 and May corn near 4334 cents while market notes a softer tone in wheat and firmer corn. In Congress Senator Foraker attacks federal rate proposals urging amendments to Elkins law and arguing government officers fail to enforce existing rules.
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Chicago
Dale
Shy O
Vathier
Fear Third Man: realign of a political contest across districts
A fragmented, OCR heavy reflection describes opposition to a candidate in the Eleventh District. Mentions Greencastle and Parke County with unnamed associates shaping a campaign, warning of a rival’s influence and the need for a new leader while discussing alliances and local political dynamics.
Paroled Hope Tends for Henry Youtsey Prisoner
In Frankfort Kentucky in a case tied to the Goebel murder plot, Henry Youtsey serving a life term is the focus of parole efforts by his wife Mrs Youtsey and family. Reports say illness and declining health are cited as why parole may be sought. The story notes a general rumor of divorce proceedings around the accused conspirator.
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Frankfort
Kyo Pel
Henry Youtses
Paiit
Goebel
Needs of City Hospital discussed at mayoral cabinet
At Tweeds night meeting Mayor Cha A Bookwaltey and Cabinet discussed enlarging hospital space for contagious diseases. Dr Jobe noted crowding in the contagious disease ward with six patients and some turned away. A plan to acquire ground for a new modern building was approved and plans will be submitted. Steps were taken to erect two new fire stations at Battle and Tenth streets as part of broader city improvements.
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Cha A. Bookwaltey
St. Jobe
Jobe
Pas Villon
Bookwalter
Catinet
Batalle
Fatally Stabbed Wife of Ex-Mayor In West Virginia
In Wheeling West Virginia on a February morning Mrs Arthur Higgins wife of Littleton ex-mayor was fatally stabbed by her mother in law Mrs James Higgins. The two women had been living together and quarreled over alleged ill treatment of her husband and children.
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Creas Manounum
Wheeling
W. Va
Arthur Higgins
Littleton
James Higgins
Shire
Higging
Arrest Revolutionists Amid Warsaw Security Drive
In Warsaw Fen a government order forms two mounted patrols to curb political unrest. Police report multiple revolutionary Gehting committee members arrested as public safety measures tighten nationwide.
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Shrippa-MrRae Wrean
Warsaw
Church Rollmark: 73 Years for Sheela at Samon Church
Miss Care Allie Brown from Lisbon Connecticut celebrates 73 years of church service at DPackersville Baptist church. Born in Lisbon she has been a crusader of the faith since early youth and remains active in the church community in Wintlam area.
DIES WHILE READING Stephen Rogers 16 in New Jersey flat
Stephen Rogers aged 16 collapsed while reading at his parents apartment in New Jersey Tuesday. He had rheumatism for three years and the coroner planned an investigation. Robbery charges were brought against three men named Arthur Moore Lan Scott and Tandy Lee after a highway robbery report near the Union railway tracks. Building inspectors Winterrowd and Miller toured City hospital Wednesday and will submit a safety report within forty days.
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Stephen Rogers
New York
New Jersey
Arthur Moore
Lan Scott
Tandy Lee
Pstrolmen Bates
Stoddard
Arnold
Thos
Isaac Hopper
Weatstaml
Winterrowd
Blaine Miller
City Hospital
Inorough
Torey
Oyer Hookwalter
Fety da
Empress Dead Report Mixed With Hong Kong Rumor
A fragmentary dispatch states the Dowager Empress of China is reported dead in London rumors from Hong Kong but a subsequent line suggests the report may be untrue. The text also briefly mentions a coroner and Patrick Clune’s death, with garbled details.
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London
Hong Kong
Tin
Herve
From Opulence to the Depths in Grain Broker Myers’s Life
A harsh fall from wealth to poverty marks Jesse D. Myers’s life. Once a noted grain broker in Indianapolis, his fortune faded after risky deals. He died of pneumonia in his room at the Mex Nella block, surrounded by friends but without close relatives, and funeral details await word from eastern kin.
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Pmeumonia
Halcyon
Kean
Myers
Mexnella
Mear
Lcker Beck
Frank Norris
Syren
Indianapolis
Jens Imense
Jose
Board of Trade
le Ts
Watling
Meeting at YWCA Discusses Vandals and Home Fund Plans
A Tuesday night gathering at the YWCA considered vandalism around the 4540 working girls in Indianapolis and weighed fundraising options. Proposals include raising funds to pay mortgage debt, erect an addition, or build a new pantry and station. A six member committee announced by Mrs Day will study plans and report on the best option.
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Representatioe
Young Women's Christian Association
Arone
Day
Holwman
A. A. Barnes
Pickens
Girl Dies After Sneezing Spell in Bloomingburg
Feb 28 report from Bloomingburg states Miss Bessie Cole, daughter of Stephen Cole, died after ten hours of sneezing. A physician was summoned but could not stop the sneezing, and a broken blood vessel caused her death.
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Bloomingburbg
Bessie Cole
Stephen Cole
Swan
Man walks in sleep to death in tenement fall
Lawrence Metarthy a laborer aged 41 or 42 reportedly walked through a window on the top floor of a six story tenement at 411 Seventh Street in New York. Dreaming of owning a duriveine or related quarrel, he fell to his death. Police cited accidental death with unclear circumstances. neighbors say he appeared in a dazed state before the fatal fall.
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Sprotat
New Yor
Durevine
Shou
Lawrence Metarthy
Ito de Girabatt
Dnatanili
May Oust the Treasurers in Harton County Prosecution Bid
Special to The Sum Columbus Ohio Fen. Rud K. Mynieka treasurer of Harton county and at least 27 other county or farmer treasurers face potential prosecution on amber s timeans and could receive up to 31 years in the penitentiary for losses of public money. The state Bureau of Public Recounting argues they can be ousted from office and bondsmen may be held for interest earned on public funds as established by prior court rulings.
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Columbus
C. Fen
K.mynieka
Harton County
I&tat Bureau of Public
O Meer
Thia
Apres Court
Failure at Louisville causes bankruptcy petition
Bryant Perking and Frederick W. Pattibone of the lunder frm of Yoor kins & Fettibane filed for bankruptcy in U S court. Judge Walter Eyana referred the case to RC Kinkead. The firm shows assets of 29065.53 and liabilities around 202090. The collapse follows the failure of Creetman Lumber Manufacturing and John N. Amita Lumber companies in Louisville on February 28.
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Louisville
Bryant Perking
Frederick W. Pattibone
Lunder Frm
Yoorkins & Fettibane
United States
Budge Walter Eyana
RC. Kinkead
Chiongo
Creetman Lumber Manufacturing Company
John N. Amita Lumber Company
New Castle Wins $100 An Acre For 1060 Acres
Franklin offered the best all around tract but the price proved too high for Indiana. New Castle secured the land at a target of 100 dollars per acre for 1060 acres, while the state weighed the bid against budget limits and policy goals.
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Franklin
Indiana
Woman hides shirtwaist in stocking in Brooklyn store theft
In New York a young Brooklyn woman concealed a shirtwaist stolen from a department store. Detected when investigated, she allowed a search while at a theater, then faced charges. The case moved after a judge considered youth and suspended sentence options.
Fragmented OCR records signed pitcher's contract and town plans
The text outlines a signed contract involving a pitcher Cromley and plans for a village development near New Castle. It mentions a railroad station, a process of resolution, and officials including commissioners Whitesides and Mattitise, with references to contracts, meetings, and dates for completion despite significant garbled language.
City Record for a Day Pirksimbairs Births and Marriages
Fragmented city notices report births and marriages with names such as Thomas Slaughter and Mabel Webs, plus numerous building permits listing locations and costs. The text references dates, street names, and multiple individuals across civic sections, reflecting a busy urban record page.
Double Blessing For Man Special in The Sun
Doyleston Ohio February 3 Willard Huffman aged 25 recovered the sense in his right eye and was relieved of an aching tooth at the same time. The eye had been impaired for nearly two years with only the ability to tell light from darkness. Dentists say they never heard of such a coincidence and call it remarkable. A separate note from Paris reports a divorce case hearing for Thy Deo Gagtetmns separation, postponed two weeks.
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Congress
Poraker
Apbura
Doyleston
Willard Huffman
Huffman
Mie
Hoffman
Damme City O1 company increases capital and reorganizes
Report lists multiple incorporators including Wilher Kaigit and James Potente. notes capital increase with new stock values and new directors at various firms such as Scanlon Loomber, Gardner Printing, and Father Telephone. Also states The Father Telephone company of Parker was sold to Masterni Telephone and dissolved.
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Damme City O1 Company
Laramil
Wye
Ite
Wilher
Kaigit
Aréfine
Jemes
Gunstantine Po Atenel
Iidiara
Acsehibshi K. Murray
Munele
People's State Bank
Bema
Scanlon Loomber Company
Berville
Jereph Berstrand
Thomas F. Scantin
Erstmin Th. Bertrand
Incorporatore
Ghss Riowers
Teer
Hawes Champ Shelby
Greene
Gardner Peinting Coammy. Pt
Frinceton
Capital
Clady 1
Paul Dunbar's Will Details Revealed
Special to The Sun Dayton February 8 reports Paul Dunbar's will: the widow's dower is valued, assets total two thousand dollars, with royalties and writings excluded from the estimate. The obituary notes the late poet's estate allocation to his mother and son is unclear.
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Paul Dunbar
Dayton
Royaltina
Sonka
Crew Rescued After Four-Masted Ship Adrift Off Cape May
The Georges M. Grant sailing from Brunswick to Port Amboy with cargo was stranded at Cape May during a frightful night of suffering. All crew members were rescued in the early hours, easing fears of total loss. Weather and sea conditions hindered rescue efforts but reports confirm all hands safe.
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Serlnya-sierar
Kuht Announces Candidacy for Congress in Indiana
Richmond Indiana reports Vet. 8 Rev. Tyte Kuht of the Christian church today announced his candidacy for Congress against Congressman James Walnuts on an Independent reform platform.
Fear of Funston approves sending troops to Philippines
Gen. Fred Funston—miswritten as Funston—tells reporters in San Francisco that reinforcing the Philippines justifies action as uprisings grow. He warns Chinese mobs may target foreigners if massacre starts, and notes battleship Ohio heads to Hong Kong amid the tense crisis.
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Hongkong
Scrippa-Meltae
San Francisco
Fred Fenston
Philippines
China
Battleship Ohio Goes to Corislog Clash
Washington reports a tense standoff as the battleship Ohio moves toward the coast of Klangil amid suspected unrest. The viceroy of Kesotung notes no widespread uprisings yet, though regional tensions remain high and potential dispatch of forces to support Hong Hang is discussed.
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Washington
Kesotung
Klangil
Kiwanktung
Klangat
Berttechip
Cor Hong Hang
Punish Participants in Reetot Mansacre Case
Fragmentary report claims authorities seek severe punishment for those involved in a massacre. Government actions target all participants, with warnings issued to secure compliance. Names and specifics are unreadable in the damaged text.
State Committee Meeting Discusses Primary Rules Appeal
The state committee will meet to consider important matters including the appeal of George Cromer from the primary rules. The session will be held in the central camn, with the date to be announced as the matter is taken up.
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Mts
George Cromer
Tin Figheh Histeiet
Township Convention Called At Lemont Office
The message notes a request to issue the township convention call before the county convention as has been the custom. The gathering is planned Wednesday afternoon at 7 o'clock to address the process, with about 25 candidates and current officeholders involved.
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Fanaaies
Warn
Lemont
Cutcura treatment praised by Philadelphia reader
A letter from August 2 1905 extols Cutcura remedies for eczema with scalp and hand itching, recounting prior failed treatments by surgeons and physicians. The writer credits Cutcura Soap Ointment and Resolvent after six bottles and two baths daily, expressing relief and urging others to use the products. Address given as 2503 Mt Vernon St Philadelphia Pa.
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Erie
Exie
Wm. H. Gry
Mt. Vernon St
Philadelphia
Gore
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