Market Slips in Opening as Bears Press Short Sale
New York stocks opened irregularly with some declines as Reading, St. Paul, and Atchison showed strength while others fell. Steel and Amalgamated Copper declined with overall activity weak, but sugar and specific issues drifted modestly higher amid mixed trading and heavy turnover.
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New York
Atchison
Amalgamated
B. i
Reading
St. Paul
Atenison
Anaconda, & Ni
Amalgamated Copper
C. W. Thompson
Jgh
Low
Tloac
Local Stocks See Minor Shifts Amid Flat Trading
No business occurred on the local stock exchange on Wednesday as quotations remained fractional and inconsequential. A few issues rose slightly led by Best common and Belt Railroad types, while Union Traction and others inched up and Street Railway eased. The annual stock exchange board meeting was postponed to next Tuesday with new officers to be elected.
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Best Common
Belt
Indiana ‘Trust
Union Traction
Street Railway
Pommon
Usi
Board of Governors of
the Stock Exchange
American Central Lite
American National Bank
Atlus Engine Works
Capital Nationa Bank Ue
Trial Central ‘Trust Company
Ee Sea Citizens’ Loan & Deposit
Climax Coffee
Thdianapolis Fire Ins. Co
Indianapolis Gas Company
Indp'ty & Southeastern Traction
Indiana
Traction & Terminal
Kokomo, Marlon & Western
Osage
Traction
Buileing
Laycock Mfg. Co
Ion Trust Company
Merchants’ H
Common
Union Trust Company
Camp Hardware Co
Jy Wasson
Pfid
Browd Ripple Ss
Clilgens’ Street Railroad
Andiane Hotel Company
Cantral Hrookiyr F. Met
Tnion
Traction, Bs
Tae
Indianapolis
Greentien
Marvinsy
Northern ‘Traction
jUnion Traction of
Tnainna
Wheat prices rise as corn and oats stay strong in Chicago
Chicago markets show higher May wheat at 83.54 cents and May corn at 44.14 cents amid brisk activity. Reports note strong demand offshore and by principal buyers, with oats also firm. Trading includes wide bid and ask levels for various grades and extensive notations on receipts and warehouse terms.
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Chicago
Angel
Otis, Sons
May
York
East Buffalo Live Stock Market Summary
East Buffalo N Y livestock prices report mixed receipts with cattle hogs and sheep listed. Prices show common to choice heifers cows and springers. lambs and sheep receipts firm with varied bids. dressed poultry and dairy products noted with regional brands and facilities.
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East Buffalo
N.Y
Still in need of cars prompts rail traffic debate
Rail men discuss car shortage with grain shipments easing. Through shipments face delays while small lots move promptly. Banquet planned for Charles Daly in Chicago with rail figures including 5 D McLeish and Clark of the Big Four. Peck family marks golden wedding anniversary and members spread across Indianapolis Cleveland San Francisco Los Angeles Evansville.
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Charles Daly
Chicago
Towal Rill
D. McLeish
Clark
Big Four
EB. J. Peck
J. Q. Hicks
California
Pecks
Cleveland
San Francisco
Los Angeles
McLeishy
Idianapolis
Evansville
Resignation Call Emerges for United States Senator Pepow
Albany reports a resolution introduced by Senator Brackett in the assembly demands the resignation of United States Senator Pepow. The measure cites a total loss of confidence in the senator's ability to properly represent the state and claims national disunity.
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Scrippa-Meliac
Albany
N. Yodai
United States
Pepew
Brackett
Assembly
Fairbanks to preside at Dr Dourtas Hyde lecture
Vice-president C W Fairbanks will preside at a Friday reception for Dr Dourtas Hyde of Ireland at Tomitysoghel. Dr Hyde is president of the Gaelic league of Kewng and is billed as an eloquent scholar. The lecture aligns with revival of the Gaelic language and letters.
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C. W. Fairbanks
Bullet Strikes an Actor During School Play
In Mardensville Iowa a stage villain with two revolvers during a school entertainment fired the wrong weapon. Grant Price was shot in the thigh with a bullet that traveled to the knee and was clipped. Friends report recovery and no prosecutions expected.
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Mardensville
Bethel Mare
Nlay
Grant Price
Indidina Corn Growers Hold Annual Session at Statehouse
The Indidina Corn Growers association held its annual session at the statehouse with President D. Marsh of Prenkfort delivering the opening address. O H Kine of Huntington spoke on Practical Methods of Testing Heed Corn, led by C N Libey of Lima and J F Homes of Nobhavike.
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Indidina Corn Growers’ Association
Statehouse
D. ¥. Marsh
Prenkfort
O. H. Kine
Huntington
C. N. Libey
Lima
J. F. Homes
A. P. Arout
Winchester
J. J. Davis
Sheridan
J. P. Pring
Dateville
Teystom Ube
A. P. Grout
Th. J. Christie
Purdue University
M. McMalon
India Aberdeene Agna
Ross in Bankruptcy Filed in United States District Court
Petitioners allege David C. Ross of Brown declared bankrupt after an alleged fraud case. A revolver for his relief has been appointed by the Madison court, with New Castle and others connected to the filing in the district court.
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Scamer Manufacturing
New Castle
Perion
United States District Court
King
David C. Ross
B.roo Wn
Ross
Madison Sult
Price of hi agan market trends noted in Indianapolis
Indianapolis dispatch reports hogs and cattle prices with a steady hog market, demand from locals, and orders filling supply. Cattle demand steady for prime to choice stock, but quiet for common grades. sheep and lambs sold steadily. Listings show varied steers, cows, bulls, veal, and hog valuations with active trading and mixed quality across categories.
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Indianapolis
Bors de Bologna
Split the Caboose Heavy Fog Wreck Injures Stockmen
In Chicago a stock train on the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line was wrecked at Chicago avenue amid heavy fog. Twelve stockmen were injured including Joseph Dearlove Ben Jolt Wis W. DB Merchant Roy Hubbard Joseph Cotton S B Trass Harry Loiderback and others. The train carried six cars of cattle and hogs in three sections. fog caused the second section to stop and the last section’s locomotive telescoped the caboose, injuring crew and passengers.
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Scrippa-Mcline
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Road
Chicago Ave
Joseph Dearlove
Ben Jolt
Wis
Mineral Springs
Roy Hubbard
Walworth
Joseph Cotton
Mimeral Point
C. Trass
Chicago
Harry Loiderback
Arthur ‘Tarads
Not After Busch money romance stirs St Louis society
In St Louis a romance between Miss Busch and Scherrer dominates gossip while Miss Busch's father Adolph Busch resists and plans a California move in June. Rumors of a marriage, German family opposition, and potential name changes surface as the tale unfolds amid public intrigue.
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San ST. Louis
Jin
Mbox Buseh
California
Scherrer
Buseh
Adophus Buseh
St. Louis
New York
Germany
Double Epidemic Report Elevates Health Alert
Fragmented OCR notes describe a serious public health surge with references to yellow fever, multiple cases, and an official report mentioning consular figures. The text is garbled but signals elevated concern over concurrent epidemics and the collapse of earlier medical controls.
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Serky
Samocintob
Mats
Mraz
Mont
Wien
Capil
Will of Charles Yerkes Will Read For Widow And Art Trusts
The will leaves widow Mary Adelaide Yerkes $200 000 and life use of the Fifth Avenue home. It sets aside art gallery funds of 730 000 and establishes a Yerkes Hospital in New York City. The estate valued between 12 000 000 and 15 000 000 includes trusts for relatives and a university observatory income, with portions to be paid during Mrs Yerkes lifetime.
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Sneelal
Sun
New York
Charles Tyron Yerkes
Yerkes
Fitth-ave
Clarence AL Knight
Chicago
Mary Adelaide Yerkes
Besele J. Rondinella
Philadel Phta
Fitthaire
Yerkes Galleries
Ethel Link
Clarence Yerkes
Louis Sewe9ley
T Ty
University of Chicago
Yerkes Observatory
Lake Geneva
Wis
Bome
Yerkes Hospital
McCoy to Open Jewelry Store on Broadway New York
New York Jan 3 Kid McCoy plans a jewelry business launch within a short time. He will set up a store on Broadway in Longacre Square with the sign Norman Selby. He has long wished to be a jeweler and has studied the trade with local dealers and importers in New York City.
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ScrippaeMcMine Preas Aanomation
New York
Kid" McCoy
Broadway
Longacre Square
Norman Selby
Mavne
Sus Selby
Malden Lane
Brierest
Isrecous Stanex
Dusiess
Weld elopement fiasco shocks distant families
Ambitious but failed arranged marriage ends in confusion as two parties split while a would be bride travels abroad and communications collapse. The incident involves a Belleville location and fragile plans that leave authorities and relatives puzzled.
Robbers Arrested After Copper Wire Theft at Fairview Park
Detectives Lancaster and Lowe arrested Wa Fucian and Fred Jammett on a Tuesday morning for cutting electrical wiring from the Fairview park boathouse and other grounds. Bystanders along the canal provided descriptions. Britton waived examination and was sent to the grand jury. Hannwell of Met WW Thirty-second Street faced prior charges. The stolen wire valued the authorities’ interest as the case continues.
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Wa Fucian
Fred Jammett
Lancaster and
Lowe
Fairview Park
Britton
Hannwell
Met
Costa
Trager Of Stray Mules Reunited By Police
Desk Sergeant John Corrigan traced a mule reported missing near Shelbyville to a farm south of town. The owner, a missing-mule claimant from Fayette County, confirmed the animal and its identity. After verification, the mule and its owner were reunited.
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John Corrigan
Tarean Alite
Fe Dosh
John Sided
Shelbyville
Tucedas
Jess
Soret
Corrigin Statiend
Morin
Fayette
Raane Eaanty
Correa
Odell
Man Arrested After Attempted Shooting Of Wife
Police detained a man Tuesday night at his stepmother home, charging him with shooting his wife Stella Hall. Detectives Lansaster and Lowe recovered a revolver as he claimed he planned to kill himself or his wife. The wife was seriously wounded and not located by officers until the following day.
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Lansaster An Lowe
Stelia Hall
Hall
Simeself
Dwellers Protest Against Saloon Grant at Tenth Street Corner
A remonstrance signed by residents of the Fifth and Ninth wards opposes issuing a license for a saloon at the corner of Tenth Street and Bevilleve. Locals claim residents predominate near the site and object to the new establishment.
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Ténth-st
Bevilleve
Death of Herbert Juvier, Juvenile Court Clerk
Herbert Juvier, clerk at the New Juvenile Court, died Wednesday at his home after several weeks illness. Born in New England he spent much of his life in the country. He leaves a widow. Judge Stubbs praised his intelligence and service to the court and its staff mourn his loss.
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Herbert Juvier
Uew
Junk Pratt
Stubbs
Javier
Jenner
Ubeir
Ex Marshal Indicted in Helena Lands Case
Helena former U.S. marshal Joseph P. Wooman was indicted as grand jury foreman on charges involving Megalls Teneing pable lands. He resigned from the jury and posted a $1,000 bail in ELENA MONT.
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Scrippa-Meline Prean Association
Elena
Mont. Jay
Joseph P. Wooman
Helena
United States
Montana
Megalls
Monument commission reviews four models without selection
The Moron monument commission met Tuesday and did not choose any model or design offered. Submissions came from Rudninh Schwartz of Indianapolis Franks Simmons of Home and others from K Dunlap Columbus Buffalo Smith Granite Westerly Red. Another meeting will be scheduled on secretary’s call.
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Moron Monument Commission
Rudninh Schwartz
Indianapolis
Card Franks Simmons
Home
K . Dunlap
Columbus
Ind
McDonnell & Sons
Buffalo
Smith Granite Company
Westerly
Red
New Athletic Field Planned At University Site
Circulation in real estate circles notes silent negotiations for Washngian park club ground to be sold to the University of Chicago. Agents for John L. Rockefeller reportedly conduct the deal, aiming to provide a new athletic field for the university.
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Scrippa-McNue Prean Annociation
Chicago
Jan
Washngian Park Club Ateining
Jona L. Rockefeller
University of Chicago
Ye University
City Record for a Day Births and Deaths
Births list names and addresses across multiple streets with details of newborns and parents, followed by a deaths section noting causes like pneumonia and heart disease, hospital locations, and resident addresses. Marriages and building permits are listed alongside evangelist events, with scattered ads and a cold remedy note at the end.
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H. Vieneer
Jorane
Annie Durty Dashis
Pat Finwpital
Polly A. Stephens
Shelly
Martin
Anders
Webb
Ming Edwards
W. Eleventh
Jeremiah W. Greeger
Mage Mteehman
Marasmus
Chira W. Schoppenherst
E. Ohio
Hayhel
Christy
Bernard Clifford
Maryland
Henry Jordan
Annie
Hatuberenlosha
Warmack
Cough
Darwell
Burglars Loot Office Safe in Early Morning Break-In
Youngstown police report a burglary at the Otto Ron company office early today. Thieves forced a safe, taking about $9 in cash and three watches from the premises. No injuries reported.
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Scrippar Meltue Pres Association
Youngstown, O
Bureturs
Ottoron Company
SCALE MEETING APH Relations and Union Officers Listed
Union and employer relations appear cordial at the scale meeting as Local Union officers are named for 1M 71 and 1M roles. President William Jorso, Mente, William F, Real, Jenn Petes, Elm, Walker, Jardine, Walter Stevens, and others are listed along with district and representative figures. The text also references ladies and social aspects surrounding the meeting.
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Heunion
Haret
William Jorso
MY jEppert
Metros
Rivk
Charles
W Hoot
Lewis Farth
Ladies
Aneria Vna Dourisneme Sordil
Monthly Ministerial Meeting Report in Alabama Church
Regular ministerial session details from Alabama church noting Haworth leading the ay Study and Philadelphia presiding over Problems and prayer meetings. Mentions funeral sermons and mixed references to regional church activity and dates.
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Alabama
Haworth
Philadelphia
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