Stock market gains signal broad advance on open
The New York stock session opened higher with the average up and many issues rising. Industrial shares led gains as caution and profit taking appeared limited, Kansas & Texas and a few others among the strong performers while government bonds remained steady.
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ScrippesteRac Crease Association
New York
Atthizan Ang T. & N
Pennsylvania
Cor and Foundry
Soo
London
Kansas & Texas
Kansas
Texas
Prices Lower for Porkers in Indianapolis Market
Indianap olis January 1 Steer and cattle prices fell as buyers faced a dull open but sellers held firm. Cattle demand was steady for butcher stock, while sheep and calves showed mixed activity. Unlisted securities traded quietly on the Cincinnati market with little price movement.
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Indianapolis
Local Stocks Drift Amid Dull Exchange Session
The market shows a flat tone with little movement in shares and bonds. Trading activity is subdued as investors scan prices across boilerplate listings and utility stocks, while notes and rail issuers hover near prior closes.
Qures Catarrh and Asthma Remedy Promoted
Foreign specialists attribute the Ascateo treatment for catarrh asthma and bronchitis to its targeted action on mucous membranes with no harm to other organs. They claim a cure is possible with a dose of seven drops twice daily and offer free trial mail materials from the Austrian dispenary in New York City.
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Vienna
Jat
Cavanry
Twenty-fifth-st
New York City
Reprieve for Mrs TollA. Condemned Woman Not Hanged Next Friday
Mrs Minette Tella, condemned at Sauckensack, will not be hanged next Friday. The court of pardons granted a reprieve after a case review, likely for about 40 days. In Washington, Representative Watson announced after a Roosevelt conference that Philippine tariff and statehood bills would pass the House despite insurgent opposition.
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Scrippa-MeRze Press Association
Thenton
N. J
An- Minette Tella
Sauckensack
Par Dong
Scrippe-McHae Press Association
Washington
Roosevelt
Watson
Indiana
Calvert Convicted For Slot Machine Operation
Calvert of Johotville was convicted in Noblesville Indiana for keeping a slot machine in his restaurant. He received a $50 fine and 30 days in jail. The report includes an ad block for cold remedies and children’s syrup with generic branding and multiple product mentions.
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Bpecim. Co
Noblesville
Ind
John , Calvert
Johotville
Cereal Market Strength With Mixed Grain Futures
Chicago trading opened with strong cereal markets and firmer trade. May wheat hovered around 87 cents, May corn near 45 cents, and hog products showed early strength before markets altered. Prices and names are partially garbled in this OCR excerpt but reflect a buoyant cereal session and mixed grain futures.
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Chicago
Coroner probes mysterious death of Marky in snow
Coroner Tutewiler and witnesses examine the scene near the railroad where machinist Marky lay dead. Testimony describes body position, a possible struggle, and a scrape of ground nearby while officials weigh a hiddup theory against robbery, with uncertainty about motive and cause.
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Wavesuguyn
Willexaos
Marks
Futewiler
Marky
Fman
Biscupe
Tutewiler
King Tyetr
Vietlin
Overstreet Out Holdup Near Riversome Morrisent
Reported holdup near Riversome Morrisent where a man said three youths with a revolver held him up overnight. Witness claims escape by running. Coroner notes the body’s open exposed location affects the holdup theory. detectives say suspects are young and inexperienced and holed up nearby.
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Tle Aays
Alent
Riversome Morrisent
Washington
Jim
Plice
la View
Jitle Teure
Witeh
Corenet
Trst
We Oyerenah
Mystery of Marks Murder Across River Street
Witness statements weave a tangled tale as detectives probe whether Marks met two women and Caviness near River Five, while rivals or holdup men may have claimed his life. Friends recall late travel, a drowsy alibi, and a plan to meet at a dummy car near Drovers. Ambiguous motives swirl around a fatalcrossing shooting and a shifting timeline.
Brown in Dark lured by riches claim shocks court clerk
A report discusses alleged irregularities in state office contacts as clerk of the supreme court, Foo Brown, returns to claim secrecy breaches and questions over payments to West Publishing for court record copies. The inquiry, initially secret, aims to avoid public disclosure while examining books and payments.
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Nis
Jernor
Qecutslor
Nanty
Wntonnt
West Publishing Company
St. Paul
Tem
Stampede to New Eldorado Draws Hundreds
Ancient mining rush swells as mass movement heads to a newly proclaimed Eldorado. Reports say around 2000 people travel to the site in less than a week, with rapid arrivals by team and wagon. Prices surge from 25 dollars to as high as 5500 for surface finds.
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Scrippa-Mefay Prean Association
Nuldffeld
New. Dat
WawOne
Nining
Verom Tempah
Gelufenden
Senifler
Molten Bers
Tata
Tax Commissioners Meeting Draws Record Attendance
State Board of Tax Commissioners and county assessors gathered for a session marked by a large turnout. The program featured secretary remarks on citizen duties and property assessment followed by a tax credits session led by Parker Martin, with committee reports planned for Thursday morning.
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Tax Commissioners
Alous
Perll
Ematns
Shante
Storms
Jon G. Wingate
C. C. Madtey
Aexistant Attorneys
Genera
Parker Martin
Clowe
Orlock
Fireproof West Hotel Horror Rends Minneapolis
A deadly hotel blaze at the West hotel in Minneapolis sends a fireman plunging to his death and a woman named Emeline Barlow leaping from a ledge. Malet Jebson of Omaha also falls from a seventh floor ledge. The hotel, long viewed as fireproof, housed vast crowds and hosted conventions, shaping the city’s image and Republican gatherings.
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Wom
Emeline Barlow
Malet Jebson
Omaha
Canterbury
West
Cal
John T. West
Fitth-st
Hennepin Ave
Residence Fire and Self Inflicted Wound Report
In Bluffton Indiana on January 10 Mrs Marriet Noblesville reports a residence burned. John Proust of Jefferson Township linked to property loss of about 3000 dollars and a self inflicted throat wound. The incident follows illness and malaria with insurance coverage noted. Chicago University president W I Hipsl died at 3 pm on January 10.
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Bluffton
Ind
Marriet
Noblesville
John Proust
Jefferson Township
Harper Dean
Serippastellae Presa
Chicago
Chicago University
Appointment of collector and political skirmish in Seventh district
Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt approving the appointment of Leupola G hodlg ehild as customs collector for the port of Indianapatta effective Feb. 1, amid Senate delays. The move triggers a struggle with Jesse Overstreet to retain plum posts, while Senator Beveridge backs Rothechild and Overstreet plans to serve as secretary and Indiana representative on the congressional campaign committee.
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Mimor Nero Umene
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Indianapatta
A. A. Youur
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Roosevelt
Senate
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Ty Tndtasnh Lttrie
Beveridge
Rothechild
Youngline
Federal
Heverage
Oversteyer
Stalnaker
Overstteet Wy
Indiana
Congressional Campaign Committee
McKinley
Vam
Young
Veterinary Association Meets at Statehouse Clinic Plans
Indiana State Veterinary association gathered in the Supreme court room at the statehouse on Wednesday with Gov Hanly and Dr R A L Craig of Lafayette addressing the program. The TB in cattle and cancer in dairy and beef animals were key topics as educators anticipate Thursday clinics and surgical procedures for the benefit of the association.
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Indiana State Veterinary Association
Supreme Court Room
Statehouse
Hanly
R. AL Craig
Lafayette
Knights Elect Officers In Center Lodge No 2 KL at P
Center lodge No 2 KL at P elected officers including C O BF E Kurzi C Otto Fullgram as prelate J W Russ al M L of W Newton Harding M of L William Menkedick inner guard W B Black outer guard Elray K of R and S D H Finney M of Fu We HL Workman M of E H Jacobsen trustees F E Finney Carey O Lee and J a F White as representatives to grand lodge F E Finney and Carey O Lee
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Center Lodge
E. Kurzi
Otto Fullgram
J. W. Russal
W. Newton Harding
E. H. Jacobsen
F. E. Finney
Carey
Lee
F. White
Grand Lodge
Overcome by Smoke At Dr Moore Residence Fire
Mutton Moore was overcome by smoke while attempting to extinguish a roof fire at the Dr E Moore home in Washington on a Wednesday. He was carried from the roof to the ground by friends and, though reported in serious condition, the blaze damaged the dwelling with an estimated loss around 1000 dollars.
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Mutton Moore
Ueda
Hr. E. Moore
Washington
Tivington
Thea
Moores
Prominent Railroad Man Dies After Fall at Terre Haute
Jan. iv. Generall Agent BK. South of the Big Four injured Sunday by taking down stairs and died last night. He had wide acquaintance in many cities and was connected to railroad circles. Doctors issued bulletins to quiet hospital telephones. Reports say a prediction by a Chicago visitor hinted at the accident. He recently planned to leave his concerted duties and move to a new apartment to avoid furnace care. He fell while traveling to attend a carnival event.
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Dynny
Marks
Wetas
Porter Hagen
Are
BK. South
Gomg Huntly
Solwings
Mary Santh
Daughe Ser
Chicago
Elute Volant
Matrimonial Bee Case Attracts Court Attention
James McClelland an 18 year old youth was sent to the workhouse for 0 days by Judge Fremont Alford after a trial on a charge of stealing four loaves. He comes from a good family with relatives unable to explain his motive to steal, and had prior luck with a suspended sentence after a burglary conviction. The notes mention preparations for a fair and disputes over premium lists as the board plans to rent a venue and hear a band. Additional items reference nominations for porte ambassadors and a blaze caused by a neighboring house’s gasoline.
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James McClelland
Fremont Alford
Criminal Court
McClelkind
Heni
McClelland
Downing
Tomlinson Wall
Dickson & Tatwit
Meeting Returns Bolstering Minor League Unity
W L Watkins and Charles Raughe aunt of the Indianapolis baseball team returned Wednesday from the National Association of Minor Leagues meeting in Chicago. They praised the vote against the Grimt-Tebeau faction and signaled a push for a square deal in the American Association with Tobey Havenor Lennon. The board installed Ebner Lang as sanitary inspector and Bookwalter as a new inspector, while Butler College addressed by D J Calvin discussed Prohibition league efforts after his talk.
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W. Ul, Watkins
Charles Raugheaunt
Indianapolis
National Association of Minor Leagues
Chicago
Watkins
Hoth Prethods
Whale Association
Tilmir ‘Wagtes
Tobey
Lennon
Havenor
Warklox
Tebrati
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King
beny-Havenor-Lennon
American Assoriathin
Ebner Lang
Lister
Narbage
Charlow F. Stout
Witla Bouders
Edna Hopper Loses In Major Estate Case
In Victoria on January W Kidna Wale Jare Hopper the seatres a handest bite suit for the millions left by her stepfather Alexander Dunsmuir The Tatter willed his esbite to his brater James Dunsmuir former premier and sessionaire The Weetsion of the full court was unanimous against Mee Hopper was taxed in costs.
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Serippa-menar Trensy
Victoria
Bs. C
Alexander Dunsmuir
Tatter
James Dunsmuir
British Columbia
Iopper Amt
Ber
Eee
City Record for a Day Births and Local Notices
City records list births including a second daughter for George J. and Mia Lehnert and a boy for an unnamed pair. Also noted are marriages, building permits for several properties, and a court ruling upholding a gambling device conviction. Public notices request cast-off clothing for William T. wanderers and address local amenities.
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Damen
L. Allen
George J
Mia
Lehnert
Ralestie Feather
Xoyatone
Nutz & Grosskopf
Wiren
Fl ‘ Sreene
Lew Rutilion
Theodore Langgben
Jon
Anna Buth
Standard
Schrader Company
Pennsylvania
Bitte J
May Partlow
New Ree Tork
Sante van Arsdel
Supt
Winkler
Friendly Inn
William T
Mary
Sutfermans
Cinrence Gi
Pauline Costit
Olds Aibote
Charles A
Frances Foy
Tily Kenswood
Myers Returns Home as He Attends Quinn Funeral
Jos W Myers returns to his Hamilton Ohio home to attend the funeral of the late John P Quinn. Myers is a prominent figure in basin circles and the GoA at Hamilton and serves as permanent secretary of the Soldiers and Citizens Monument Association of that city.
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Jos. W. Myers
Hamilton
Jom PL Quinn
Myers
Basins
Goa
Ing
Soldiers’ and Cutlers’ Monument Association
City
War Spirit Renewed At Civil War Patriot Event
Evening in honor of the Civil War Patriots by the Thdianapolis Medical Society in the Willoughy building revived long‑forgotten wartime talk. Dr Ph H Jamenon and Dr J MM Kitchen drew warm sympathy as rivals clasped shoulders and kissed cheeks in friendship after Dr Sy Mesore’s address on camp hospitals during the war and the challenges of organizing care for wounded men.
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Thdianapolis Medical Society
Willoughey
Ph. H. Jamenon
J. MM. Kitchen
Sy Mesors
Cum Motion
Carrington
Indianapolis
Jamexan
Wien
Votaw Promoted to Assistant Superintendent Post
In the Incal offices of the railway service Senator Beveridge announces the promotion of Volaw to assistant superintendent. Votaw has served in the mail service since 1881.
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Votaw
T. Volaw
Tit
Beveridge
Cuticura Remedies Proclaimed by Doctor Fisher
A physician’s letter from 1905 testifies Cuticura Remedies cured facial eczema after other formulas failed. The doctor states sixteen years of practice, endorses Cuticura Resolvent and Soap, and authorizes publishing all or part of the letter.
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Maryland
Gures
Fisher Sayai
Fisher
M. di
Cuticura Set Promises Complete Skin Cure For $1
An old advertisement touts Cuticura The Set offering soap ointment pills and a cleansing routine. It claims to soothe itching irritation and inflammation of skin scalp and blood humors from infancy to old age with a single dollar purchase. It emphasizes hot water cleansing and gentle drying followed by ointment use and Resolvent pills.
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Cotioura
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