Stocks Move Higher As Steel, Locomotive Shares Gain
New York stock market opens with broad strength led by steel common and Amalgamated, Anaconda, and Smelting rising. Gains widen by noon with notable recoveries across U S Steel, Southern Pacific, Erie, Atchison, U P, and others as totals reach over 813 000 shares.
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SeriineMcRwe Preas Association
New York
Uintan Pascifi
Southern Pacific
Viremta
Carolina Chemical
K, LL ‘I
X & Ne
Anaconda
Erie
Atchison
U. P
Steel
Sugar
Ing
Amalgamated Copper
American Locomotive
Local Exchange Opens Strong Amid Bullish Market Tone
The local stock exchange opened strong with few changes led by Belt common advancing to 148, a new high, and Belt preferred up slightly. Street Railway stocks remained strong ex-dividend above 126, while Rook mo Marion & Western hit peak levels for listed prices. The season opens with optimism as investors shift from real estate to local equities and royal securities amid a generally prosperous outlook.
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Stock Exchange
Belt Preferred
Rookmo
Marion & Western
Royal Securites
Fick Marke
Indiana Bond Listings Highlight Regional Utilities
A compiled list shows Indiana securities including Indiana Hotel Co., Indiana University traction issues, Indianapolis Gas 5s, Indian Street Railway 4s, Union Traction of Indiana 10s, and other regional government and utility bonds. The entries reflect a mix of electric, gas, traction, and telephone securities with par values noted.
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Indiana Hotel Co
Indiana U. T. Bn
L. C
Indianapolis & Eastern
Indianapolis Gas
Indian, & Greenfield R
Mardnaviie
Northern ‘Traction
Ind
Street Railway
Te & By
Ind. Water Co
M. & W. Traction
Merchants
New
Union ‘Traction of
Indiana
Ss Ne
Boom in cereals May Wheat on Chicago Board of Trade
Grain prices showed strength with higher early trading and better volume on the Chicago Board of Trade. May wheat traded around 8814 cents, with scattered activity across contracts. The report notes movements in May and July prices and includes market chatter from the scrippa McRae press avnociation.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Scrippa-McRae Press
Chicago
Jah
Hog Market Lower At Indianapolis Yards
The hog market this morning was weak with quotations fully cents lower than yesterday. Trading was slow all day but at the close a large clearance occurred, with prices mainly $3.43 and around $20 to $32 for most hogs. The cattle market showed strength while hogs overall stayed steady or lower, and the sheep market remained active and strong with prime mutton demand high. Prime steers and heifers quoted in the mid ranges, with various grades of bulls, calves, and hogs listed for sale.
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Indianapolis
Dan
Samerg
BUIA
Bueke
Senator Blackburn Defeated in Kentucky Caucus
Frankfort January 2 The ad ministration and Judge Thomas J H Paynter forces won a decisive caucus victory down the line, signaling Paynter’s nomination to succeed Blackburn in the United States senate. Blackburn’s long career in Kentucky politics ends as Paynter’s supporters claim solid backing.
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Judge Paynter
United States Senate
Scrippa-McHee Press Association
Frankfort
Thomas JH. Paynter
Blackburn
Thomas
Paynter
Kentucky
Fight the Printers in New York Over Eight Hour Day
In New York the fight between book and job offices and members of Typographical Union No. 6 over an eight hour workday escalates. A strike spread through printing houses as the United Typothetae of America weighed in with orders and threats, while independent shops faced lockouts and wage disputes.
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W York
Edenest
Init
pMces
Vnited Typothetas of America
Ste
Strignie
Pittey
Tully
Joe Ium
Ituna
Ihe
Bankrupt Salesman Files Petition in District Court
A salesman facing bankruptcy has filed a petition in the United States District Court. The filing lists assets of $400 and cites the case caption GMT and assets. The petitioner and precise details remain understated in the fragment.
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Rts
Welsuters Uveruptey
United States District Court
Amos
Minister Arrested for Fraudulent Naturalization Papers
A Pittsburgh area minister, George M. Atlas of Monongahela City, is charged with selling fraudulent naturalization papers to Syrians and others, obtaining money under false pretenses, and defrauding via a Liverpool boarding house scheme. He allegedly aided Syrian clients to sail, then asked for extra funds. the case spans Liverpool to Niagara Falls and Philadelphia authorities.
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Serippa
McRae Press Association
Pittsburg
United States
George M. Alas
Monongahela City
Atlas
American Express Company
Liverpool
Eny
Inio
Nim
Amerie
Niagara Falls
Niagara
America
Iim
Todd Begins WS Duties in Indianapolis Assignment
Tivtert and Touki of providerne arrived in Indianapolis to assume duties as Keleret imager of the systems Tea Ha and To Tne Tine A McGowan anchored the af the position. Peek recently started first vice president of the company. Mr. Todd later at Tuesday forenoon on his work. He will make London would his home in Indiana.
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Indianapolis
McGowan
Todd
Indiana
Man seeks divorce alleging wife neglect and desertion
Edward Miterni sues Marie Matern for divorce claiming she neglects duties toward their children and household. He asserts marital strain and seeks rightful support while noting a savings dispute and duties in the home.
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Edward Miterni
Mosdary
Marie Matern
Honesthold
Materil
Wreck of Bonanza captain accused in Arctic letter
A morning paper reports a sensational claim from Bonanza crew alleging Captain William Mogg de Mbertely misused provisions and led the ship ashore in the Arctic. Chief engineer Matthieson corroborates the charge in a letter, while Mogg is silent aside from calling the tale a ridiculous yarn. Libres é Co. owners call it blackmail.
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Scrippa-McRae Press Association
Ban Francisco
San Francisco
Arctic
William Mogg de Mbertely
AG. Matthieson
Bonanza
Capitan Zant
Mogg
Libres É Co
January health notes praise Peruna remedy
A January health column cites Dr Hartman praising Peruna for catarrhal ailments. It urges keeping feet dry, wrists warm, ventilated rooms, and gargling with cold water. Letters from readers in Topeka and Tennessee endorse Peruna's health benefits and call for free almanacs.
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Hartman
Joseph Klee
East 4Th Street
Topeka
Kas
Klee
Peruna
Fred Deresweh
Ridgetop
Tenn
Fisk
City Record Births and Deaths in a North City List
A mixed City Record lists numerous births and deaths with names such as W. E. and Helen Baucet a? W. North and Samuel and E. Nott. It notes city births of boys for several couples including M. B. and Flore Farman and Jobin and Mabel Harmon. Deaths mentioned include Rochard city nap Vannate and others from rheumatism meningitis bronchitis and various diseases. The entry closes with marriage notices and building permits and an unrelated patent medicine advertisement for LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE.
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W. E. and
Helen Baucet
W. North
Box
Samuel and
E. Nott
City
Boy
M. B
Flore Farman
B. Shields
Roosevelt
Rochard City
Nap Vannate
Aia . Smith
Vincent's Hospital
Ai Bird
Nie MeUbury
Kanine in the West tale shocks Indiana
In Indiana on June 2 a troubled report says Robert Kanine fled west with his two children after an extreme dispute, taking them Christmas day plans then vanished. A letter to his wife from the far west pledges he will never release the children again, Nanine noted near a street confrontation.
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Kanine
Ind
Robert Kanine
Far West
Nanine
Stealing Eggs Leads to Juvenile Sentence
Special report from Yun area notes EECPETON Yink and Jan 2-Vor stealing eggs. Lee Essen a eggs fame a lool fem, Er Wir Fionka and Emmet Wall, boys, were sentenced to the Julian Work School at Plymouth.
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Yun
Eecpeton
Yink
Jan
Lee Essen
Lool Fem
Erwir Fionka
Emmet Wall
Julian Work School
Dlymouth
Lighting Plant Burns Destroys Camelton Mini Plant
Special to The Son Tad Camelton reports a fire yesterday destroyed the small electric lighting plant in Camelton. The city will be in darkness until a new plant can be installed. Estimated loss runs to $2300.
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Camelton
Tad
Jan
Pkit
Uni
Child Drinks Acid in Apparent Accident
Special to The Sun reports a child in VTE Ind Jan 72 Hather found a bottle of carbolic acid left on a table. The child was described as in a critical condition after ingesting the contents.
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Dres
Contenus
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Low
Cholur
Pratrle
Martineville
Advanc- Am
Toberco
America Central
People's
Cardiana
Iran & Stevlay Iana Union
Tidianapalts
Law Building
Marion Trust
Ten. C
U.S
Union Traction
Stres
Union ‘Traction
American National Bank
Caniint National Bando
Central Trust Company
Denver
Deposi
Wililnois Central He & N
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Varters' ‘Trust Company
N.Y
Federat Union Surety Co Ce Fonn
Wayne
Phila
Olay
Teleyhot Compan
Ti Home Brewing Company
Bat Indiana Hotel Company
Indian Natiol Bank
Indi Tile Guar
Taycork Mfg
Marion Rt Company
Ational Ban
Aford
Orit AK
van Camp Er Ca
Hlackburn
Meltar Prenn Veet
Traction and Terminal Company
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Jobin
Mabel Harmon
Adam
Jo Bi Keteham
Jobn
Anna Gebbawer
San Bertha Langer
Dawson
John
Alger
Elasheth Dodd
Tray
Julie Gil
Turoma
Gordon
Itt Sauley
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Flora Newbald
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Marcy
Mary Volmer
Furette
George and
Mald
Detferson
Coward
Margaret Meyurickson
Jew Benders
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Dalen
Arturio
Merrill
Pear Hickerly Mat Preaarntit
Durdell
Mary E. B
Mary Ivery James
Ian
G. Spink
Tacoma
Washington
Amerkien
Dean Pare
Curny Aind
Philtins
Beermap
Clyde Shaw
West Went
FCO
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