Stock Market Advances On Mixed Railroad and Smelting Gains
New York June report shows first dozen International list rails higher with Wabash strong and Smelting reaching new highs. Colorado Fuel and Reading rise while Reading and other issues show gains. Amalgamated preferred remains sought after amid strong demand. Government bonds steady as industrials stay buoyant.
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New York
Jun
Colorado
Amalgamated
Puri
Atlantic Coast
Camadiad Pacific
Louisville & Nashville
A.W. Thompson
Traction stocks attract attention in local market
Kokomo, Marion & Western traction securities drew strong interest with both stock and bonds hitting new high marks. Stock price rose above 266 with offers scarce, while bonds gained about 4 percent over three months. Listings show broad activity across related rail and financial stocks with few sales.
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Kokomo, Marion and Western Securities
Kokomo
Marion & Western Traction
American Central Ife Int
American National Bank
Atlas Engine Works
Pfd
Belt Railroad
Commoners Belt Railroad
pfA.co
R Brown-Ketcham
Wika
I Capital National Bank
Central Trust Company
Citizens’ Loan & Deposit Climax Coffee & Baking der Co
Columia National Bank Delaware & Madison Co
Tel Farmers’ Trust Company
Federal Union Surety Co
Wayne & Wabash Valley
Jome Brewing Company
Toginna Hotel Co
Indiana National Han
Indiana
Toatana Trust Company
JSYL
Jindiana Union Traction Co
Indianapolis
Martinsville B.D. Co
Indianapolis Fire Ins
Indianapolis Gnn Co
Todp
Southeastern ‘Traction
Indianapolis Tot
Ind. ‘Traction & Terminal
Nakoma
Marion & Western
Wraation Y
Law Building
Wil Laycock Mfg. Co
Ned Star
Afarion Truat Company
Merchants’ H. & 1
Pfa
National Bay Mun
Hartford
Wayne
New’ Telephone
Laincinnatl
Bree Reeves & Co
Security Trust Company
Union National Bank
Minion ‘Traction
Common
Union Traction
Union. “Trust Co
van Camp Hardware Co
Vandalia Coal
Vandalia
Pra
Wasson
People’s Light
Alerica
Dettichem Steel
Do Pia Aelush
Phicazo
Bey Ena Com
Broad Ripple i
Granty Vey
Citzens
Sas Breane Cats
del. and. Mad. Co. Teal
Greene Cone Gold &Risdiane Hotel Company
Ind. ‘Traction
Mitchell Mintrus
New York
Merchants' H. & L Co
New
Long Aboard Co
Hi Union Traction of
Thanee
Grain Dealers' Election Names Indiana Officers
E M Wasmuth of Ronsoles Indiana was elected president of the Indiana Grain Dealers association with T A Morrison of Frankfort as vice president. Board of managers includes A F Files of Muncie J W McCardle of Indianapolis and others, who will elect secretary and treasurer. Mrs Field to receive final share of Field estate amid contract with Mrs Caton. relatives bring body of Viale from New York to Chicago for funeral at Graceland. Robert T Lincoln to read will.
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E. M. Wasmuth
Ronsoles
Ind
Indiana Grain Dealers’ Association
T. A. Morrison
Frankfort
A. F. Files
Muncie
J. W. McCardle
Indianapolis
A. J. Thompson
Kokomo
Cloyd Loughry
Montiicello
A. E. Mes
the Sun
Chicago
Marshall Field
Field
Caton
Yast Yall
Micki
Chaz Ir
Jorge
Viale
New York
Lake Erie
John A. Morrison
Flist Presbyterary Church
Mr. Field
Graceland Cemetery
Robert T. Lincoln
Elks Minstrels Set For Charity Night in Indianapolis
The twenty fourth annual Elks minstrels charity entertainment in Indianapolis is planned for March 12. A talent committee will select acts from the order, with a small feature included. The event is managed by the Elks of Indianapolis with proceeds for charity. A general committee meeting is slated for Sunday with officers and members listed, including Samuel V. Perrott as chairman and Joseph E. Bell as vice-chairman.
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Indianapolis
Eka of Indiasapelle
Nimied
Ramuel V. Perrott
Joseph E. Bell
Chass F. Bale
Guyin Vettes- Bon
Bert Félbieman
J. A. Donalice
Jeck Tull
Char. P. Bal
Chicago Produce Trade Notes From Jan Third Market
Chicago produce report lists butters creamery products prints hosts and packing stock details. References to live poultry including turkeys chickens fowls ducks and geese with prices per dozen and various dairy items and creamery terms.
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Chicago
Onde
Weis
Intrusive Lodger Charged After Miss Gable Rooms Entered
Indianapolis broker Thomas Gould faces grand larceny charges in Anderson after Miss Helen V. Gable reports valuables removed from Traberts flats while she was in New York. Gould claims consent to use rooms for dwelling and pawned items as loan security. Police note alleged attempted defraud of a hotel keeper.
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Younis
Ivars
Anderson
Thoums
Gould
Indianapolis
Mixa Helen V. Gable
Traberts
Shy
New York City
Miss Gable
J. J. Brave
Hrevy
Iman
Oyster Supper at Camp No 2 Hall
Camp No 2 of the Patriotic Order of Americans will hold an oyster supper at their hall on the corner of Alabama and New York streets Thursday evening from 6 to 2. Those interested in patriotic teachings are cordially invited.
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Patriotic Order of Americans
Alabama and
New York Sts
Market 1S Strong Buyers Cautious on Chicago Trade
Hesitation appeared in the grain markets this morning as trading opened strong yet buyers held back. Provisions remained firm with May pork and lard showing gains, while wheat and corn prices posted mixed or steady moves amid uncertain demand and delivery terms.
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Scrippe-McRae Press Association
Chicago
Inn
Iitic
Survivors Recount Sinking of Four-Masted Schooner Stevenson
Karl Sumner the only known survivor was rescued by the German steamer Huropa after adrift from 9 am Saturday to 9 am Monday on the four masted schooner Robert E Stevenson loaded with coal sailing from Philadelphia to Havana. The vessel carried crew four women a captain’s wife two crew and a colored servant. Grounding occurred near Diamond Wheels with boats smashed during evacuation leaving the first mate and two men drowned.
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Serne McRae Pren
Association
Savanna
Karl Sumner
Robert E. Stevenson
Philadelphia
Savannah
Rees
A& Cole
Havana
Stevenson
Jun
Caph Higbee
Sumner Saya
Heavy hog market tops at 5 65 in Indianapolis trade
Receipts show hogs 6000 cattle 1500 sheep 660 as market opened slow but soon gained activity. Heavy hogs sold to 5.65 a top price not seen since Oct 12. Most trading 5.40 to 5.65 while steers and cows showed dull to steady demand. Sheep and lambs market steady with moderate demand.
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Indianapolis
Eight-Hour Day Debate Moves District 18 Union
Discussion among the Boys in Mines urged UMWA to take a firm stand enforcing the eight hour workday in District 18. Debaters argued that a mere convention resolution would not convince rival districts, and proposals to refer the matter to a committee were approved. Local stock reports followed, with mixed prices and receipts listed for cattle, sheep, and hogs.
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District
Ume
Campbell
Ania
Wilson
Avor
District 19
Diatrick
Deleante Lewis
Scube ‘Committee
Cincinnati
Adler
Burke
Vaich
Wright-Hid Cut Glass Company Incorporation
Incidents list several new corporations with capital stocks and directors. Names include Wright and Wright, Samuel H. Riches, Corlagien Sand and Grave, and others across Indiana and Illinois, detailing incorporators and locations from Anderson to Champaign and Evansville.
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Wright-Hid Cut Glass Company
Ot Anderson
Thumty W. Wright
George Th. Wright
Samuel H. Riches
Corlagien Sand and Grave’ Company
Mound
Dietretors
John SY. Bilpex
Chamyaisn
Wilum
Ind
Sonze G. Young
Tavington
John D. Burnett
Brbana
Royal A. Stipes
Champaign
Evansville Grush Company
Henry
Bech
John Hetdman
Annaleche
Miners Pay Debate Shapes 0 Per Cent Increase Plan
A conference at the Occidental hotel advanced plans for a miners wage rise, with Armand as the scale committee head. The group, dividing into five from districts with similar conditions, will meet daily to refine demands for at least a modest increase and present a unified proposal to the convention. John Mitchell praised as a potential president, while the United Mine Workers of America faced no immediate recognition in talks with Baer.
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Armand
Tming
Occidental
Baet
John Blitchell
United Bine’ Workers of America
United Mine Workers
Baer
Maior Rmeana
Births and deaths fill City Record day of 1915
The City Record lists numerous births across addresses in Beletons tale Charler and Anna Wiedenheupt to Linzie Johnson at 31A Wis tox and many others. Deaths include Nord Hawley pneumonia Sarah Priddle cancer Henry Ponce softening of brain Celia Bartlett tuberculosis and Sarah A Forbes tuberculosis. Marriage licenses issued for several couples and building permits filed for dwellings and remodeling projects across multiple streets and cities.
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Nord Hawley
Manine
Bts Harding
Sarah Priddle
Hantsing
Henry Ponce
Wayne Township
Celia Bartlett
Walnut
George Payton
Sarah A. Forbes
Virginia
Edith Lynn
Erwin RL Sehell
Nj Benate
Nancy Wise
Pletcher
Arrabell Sf Durbon
College
Mirkim Olvey
Lena Schafer
City Hospital
Louise Neste W
William C. Ritter
Lesington
Margaret McAndrews
Thomas Cleary
Madha E. Willams
Sik College
Mary Edwards
Preumonia
James P. Murray
Harry Willams
James McB
Shepperd
New Jersey
Keen
Forbes
Indiana School Facts Show Large Teacher Totals
State data indicate 24,93 teachers in line schools and 12,489 in township and city systems with gender breakdowns by race. Enrollment, attendance and summaries reflect white and colored counts across public and private schools, plus a note on Nevada sheep deaths due to severe snow and cold.
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Indiana
Towsechnola
IKG
RIK
Publier
Scinole
Indiaanatie
Sao
Standard Cuts Oil Production Drops in Troy Wells
A report by geologist W. Blatchley notes Troy oil output fell about 600,000 barrels from the prior year as price cuts of six cents per barrel discouraged drilling. Indiana wells produced 11,200,000 barrels in 1904 with oil at 2 cents price now rising, and Blatchley says ample supply remains to last years.
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Troy
Btote
W. >. Blutchles
Btandard
Indiana
Confessed Robbers Linked to Series of Holdups at Night
Worth millions scandal involves Joan Waldron and two men from Louisville who confessed to holding up three different targets. Stolen items found at 140 Sillmore reveal ties to a depot of weapons and a case linking Gordon Tanner to a separate robbery. Patrolmen tracked the suspects near St Clair and Meridian, uncovering revolvers and aligning with other reported thefts. University of Chicago auditor notes a large annual loss in investments and expenditures, with Eat Dal, Park Ave, and Tanner as victims linked to earlier incidents.
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Joan Waldron
David Cleaver
Walter King
Louisville
S.illmore
Meklahen
Hayce Aus Waltron
Cleaver
St. Clair
Meridiansts
Coit
Smith & Wesson
Cole
Gordon Tanner
Pennsylvaniassr
John Bush
Broad- Chicago
University
Pratt St
Hint
Chicago
Arnet
Ofrymple
Park-ave
Gorden
Delaware
Chinese officials visit Lincoln to study world life
Lincoln Neb Jan 15 Chinese commissioners Tuan Fang and Yar Itung Chai, with Flowery Kingdom citizens, toured Nebraska's capital. Dr Jenks of Cornett University, named by President Roosevelt, leads the party on a monthlong tour of major U S cities and then Europe to study economic industrial and educational life in leading nations.
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McMac Pree Association
Lincoln
Neb
Tuan Fang
Yar Itung Chai
Flowery Kingdom
Nebraska
Jenks
Cornett University
Roosevelt
Ameriea
Europe
Robbers wound Post Office in East Palestine Heist
In East Palestine Ohio on January 18 robbers forced the post office door, dynamited the safe, and stole 800 dollars in cash and 100 in stamps. They also stole a horse and Surrey before fleeing.
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Sextops-McRae Press Association
East Palestine
Surrey
France Breaks Diplomatic Ties With Venezuela Over Caracas Clash
Paris reports a serious rupture as France orders two protected cruisers to join the Atlantic Squadron. Caracas denied access to the French charge d affaires and land passage aboard the Martinique after tension escalated, with recall letters sent and Venezuela asked to leave. The two ships Jean Tary and Chagseloup-Laubatdee hastily armed to join the French squadron amid the breakdown in relations.
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France
Atlantic
SerippaeHcHae Vreen Anaociats
Paris
Omielal Confirmas
Reg
Venezuela
M. Talgnes
Caracas
Castro
Martinique
Venjezuela
Vencetetz Nava Beet
Targny
Dramatic Club Triumph in Mrs Huntworth Comedy
The Indianapolis dramatic club scored a clear artistic triumph at English's opera house with Lady Huntworth's Experiment. Cast including Mrs Brush as Lady Huntworth and Miss Grig as Keatun drew praise for stage presence, with witty interplay and strong acting across a lively farce about a cook who stages a courtship to escape poverty.
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Garton
Indianapolts Dramatic Club
Vilain i
Uel D. Alter
Che Deunker
Discas
Mumsworth
Miller
John T.brush
Jane Grig
Keatun
A. Gladding
Clares
Witkson
Montworth
Norman Teck
Henderson
Gandy
Gerald
Terry Porter
Stinved
Pingu
Artiel
Mystery woman travels with boys amid identity confusion
London reports on a Cedric voyage where Gertrude Thompson claims to travel with two boys named William and Robert Thompson. Miss Richards says the children are in her charge from New York, while conflicting tales tie the woman to Capt. Taggart’s family. Authorities seek to confirm true names and custody amid divorce-linked rumors.
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William and
Robert Thompson
Scripps-Melae Press
Benociation
London
Cedric
Liverpool
Gertrude Thompson
Capt
Taggart
Wooster
Misa Richards
New York
William
Robert Thompsus
Miss Richards
Thompson
Richards
Stemn Hgertrude ‘Thomann
Gu the Celny
Grice Taggart
Capt. Taggart
Europe
Queene Town
Alex Richards
San Franciato
Ter Ynele
Aidelite
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Promise Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as safe and effective for headaches and nervous tension. Claims no opiates or habit forming drugs, with rapid relief and a money back guarantee if the first package does not benefit. Includes testimony from a Detroit user and pricing details.
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Miles
Dr. Miles
Pelle
Karl
Detroit
Mich
Miles Medical Co
Elchart, Jad
No More Fear of Pain Dental Adverts
Nervous patients can have dental work done painlessly with our electrical pat ient and Somnoforme. Extracts and crowns offered at reachable prices across 43 offices in the United States. Written ten year guarantee. Free mouth examination and upfront cost estimate. Railroad fare allowances for 26 miles. Beware of dentists promising impossible results.
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Mil Jand
United States
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