Wabash Stocks Strong on New York Exchange
New York market opened irregular with Denver and Rio Grande advancing about 2 percent. St Paul rose to 192 1/2, Anaconda and Wabash also gained, while Am Copper fluctuated. Indirect impact from telegraph outages touched western points. Hog and cattle markets reviewed for Indianapolis with steady to firm tone. hogs sold around 4 to 9 dollars with varied quality. cattle steady overall and sheep quoted firm. Objects include notable actions by U.S. Steel, Central Leather, and other leaders in a cautious session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SeuppevicHae Srens Associat
New York
Jac
Denver & Rv Grande
Amalgamated Copper
St. Paul
Anaconda
Aaoaner
Central Leather
Southern Pacffic
Iinals Central
A. W. Thomson
Todustriale
Indianapolis
Mehl
Laat Week, ‘the Choler : Havy Hoge
Chirino
Zoad
Chater Stoak
Buaijess
Mediare
Aim
Love
Isteam
Sage
Tobicco
Syetlus Lambs
St. Bretaed Stedt
Bufalo
East Buffalo
Central Leath U.S. Steel
California
Brooklyn FB
T. ml
Minhattay Et Oat Met
the Elks
S&s. R. Pac
Am. Tot
Steel
Japan
Indiana Incorporations Record of New Companies
The latest filings list multiple incorporations including The Western Brokerage company of Indianapolis with 50000 capital stock and several named founders, The Imperial Steam Laundry Company of Princeton with 4000 capital stock and board members, The Bloomieh Commercial club with 10000 capital stock and directors, and The Kokome improvement company with 20100 capital stock and a large roster of incorporators. Also recorded are The G. E. Murray company of Ronas-Fairy with 8000 capital stock, The American Adjusting company of Muncie with 25000 capital stock, and The Steuben-Dellahi Cement company linked to Phoenix and Auburn with 409000 capital stock of which 190900 is Indiana held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Brokerage Company
Indianapolis
Capital Stock
Dl Hgators
Maery Vi
Lathe
Alice J. Mars Ivy
Fred W. Brown
Willian J. Mc Tlelland
Foster V. Smith
Ate Kk Renernt Real Exlate
van Dusinens
Imperial Steam Laundry Company
Prinveton
Ereeters
Robert Murdoch
Grover Plannagan
William If Williams
Lounds
Bloomieh Commercial Club
Francis M. Dugger
James G. Hert
Jonn F. Slinkard
Minor F. Pate
Willan Vanmetre
Philip J. Harrah
John A. Crassens
Kokemo Ivprovement Company
G. E. Murray
A. A. Nibart
Steuben-Dellaih Cil Company
Phoenix
Ariz
Auburn
Ind
Indiana
M. FE. Griswold
J. ¥. W. McChettan
Ohn W. Baxter
Henry Boozer
Harry J
County officers arrested for hunting violation near Dilleboro
Ripley county commissioner Charles Fimnger and William Flesey were arrested near Dilleboro by Deputy Game Warden J L Maz on Saturday for hunting with one license. They pleaded guilty and were assessed fines and costs totaling four dollars in each case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fimnger
Hoard Ac Commissioners
Ripley County
Willam Flesey
Dilleboro
J. L. Maz
Lead pipe theft case sparks extradition debate
Two youths, John and Lewis Anderson both seventeen, face questions after admitting they cut lead piping from vacant houses on New Jersey street. They were arrested with a large quantity of lead pipe and held at the police station. junk dealer Silverman was also arrested for receiving stolen goods. A Kentucky judge ruled prisoners cannot be extradited without a felony charge, impacting state enforcement of hunting and theft laws across borders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yatrohnan
Jesse Streit
John
Lewis Anderson
New Jersey St
New Jersey
New York
Gustave
Pratt-st
Nother
Meridian-at
Ashlandave
Fal Silverman
Rady
Jand Morrillsts
Silverman
Anderson Brothers
Iosthion
Pavkoun
Werder Newhouse
Jude
Ranie Lawes
Ter
Gay. Hanry
Gov
Beckham
Kentucks
Pune
Siuid
Initiana
Wheat and corn futures edge steady in Chicago trade
The report notes May wheat steady with a 45 percent quote and steady opening and closing at varying prices. May and September corn show modest gains with openings and closes near daily highs, while misprints cloud precise figures in the day’s exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Vee Thomson
Fite
Nbe
SP Ye
Dag
Aie
Fale
Local Exchange Sees Slow Trading Amid Mixed Bids
On Monday the local stock exchange shows light attendance from brokers, with quotations largely unchanged. Trading slows due to Independence Day holidays, while bids remain firm at modest gaps. many listed securities, bonds, and regional rail stocks populate the board with varied activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Exchange
Vatless
Leanditian
Vyas
Artion ‘Traction
Dia
American Central Lite Ink
American National Bank
Atlia Baying Works
Capital National Bank
Waa Central Trust Company
Citizens’ Loan & Depnal
Indple. & Martins
Indianapaila Fire Ins
Indianapolis. Gas Co
Indpls
Southeastern Traction
Ind. Traction & Terminal
Xakumo, Marion & Western Traction
Law Building
Columbine Delaware Laycock Aife
Marion Trust Company
Vie Merchants’ UW. & Lypid. Org Merchants' National Bank
Hartford
Street Railways
Traction & Terminal
Indianapolis
A&w
Merchants HL. & L Co
Fragmented Textile Trade Terms Across Regions
A garbled OCR fragment references various fabrics and weights such as cotton duck Talussee seven ounces and 80 inches, Lindale ten and twelve ounce textiles with prices in cents, and multiple place names like Harollton Lindale Ontario. It appears to list fabric types and regional suppliers with no coherent event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Harollton
Simpson
Herlin
Merris Herd
Savage
Champion
Ounres
Ontario
Suert Cnet S
Cheviotx
New South
Everett
Ruckland
Tee
Saxony
Oklahoma statehood bid at convention urged with miner land clause
Speakers including Secretary Wilson and Walker debated labor issues and a push for Oklahoma and Indian Territory as a new state. A petition to Congress backed statehood with a clause granting miners on government land first purchase rights. An amendment to bar nonlabor sentiment failed as the resolution passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilpon
Deles Gate Walker
Walker
Whleon
West A
Western Federation
Industrial Workers of the World
Congress
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Winner
Wilson
Miner in Office Sparks Debate at United Mine Workers Session
The United Mine Workers convention debated amending rules to block any officer from seeking political office while in union roles. Mitchell, the president, argued against harming union leaders' influence, while others favored disallowing political candidacy. the motion was tabled and officers’ reports were approved with reservations on funds and treasury distribution. Delegates from the southwest pressed for admission to a joint conference with central states operators, signaling a broader regional plan despite opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Saya Ke
Gued
Congress
United Mine Workers of America
Twe
Mitchell
Peramasion
United States
United Mine Workers
Legislative
Englang
Committee On
Wilson
National Treasury Ac
District Treasury
Defence Fund
John Moore
Harry Douthwaite
W. EF. Wilson
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Tabor
Southwest
Frances L
Uly
Towa
Mann
Alichigan
Wixconein
Eara
Pennel Work On Display At Hy J Deber Gallery
Original etchings by American artist Joseph Pennel are shown at the Hy J Deber gallery this week. The series titled Skyscrapers of New York features images of Union Square and Bank of Metropolis Park Row Wall Street Broadway and other notable city sites and buildings in various stages of construction or prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Pennel
Hy Jdeber Company
New York
Lynchers Quietly Hanged Man in Trigg County Jail
In Kentucky on January 2 a mob of about 300 forcibly removed Ernest Baer from Trigg county jail and hanged him from a beam in the city scales. The event occurred after an alleged assault on Miss Mary Gentry, drawing neighbors. the mob acted secretly, with nearby prisoners unaware until morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe-Moline Frese Associacion
Jiopkineville
Ernest Baer
Trigg County
Baker
Mary Gentry
Negte Md
Harvard President Defends Democracy as Nation Advances
President Eliot of Harvard urged in Cambridge that democracy will guide the century and that equality means equal opportunity, not uniform power. He argued reverence remains intact and that democracy strengthens character, commerce, and government, refuting critics who say democracy erodes respect for authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spreiel
the Sun
Cambridge
Mass
Eliot
Harvard University
Janet
Arta
Elot
Reacher
Trammel Net Burning Reported Near Edin Dare Camp
Gate Warden B Earle and deputies destroyed four trammel nets near Edin Dare on Driftwood river while seeking to deter Megal Wishing and capture the men using the nets. The camp at BHM Deere has been noted for recent “flahites” of an elaborate nature. A brood of Sunday hunters was caught during the search for livnermen, with four set for July 1 Monday after Hoan at Edinburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Earle
Edin
Dare
Megal
Deere
Uriyl
Hoan
Idlnburg
Half fare for children under two approved by court
The Supreme Court of the United States today held that a legislative amendment allowing school children under two years old to travel at half fare is constitutional. Justice Brown authored the opinion with the court upholding the provision for the Texas San Antonio Tractlo Company to provide the reduced fare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serinpa-JreHae Frean Association
Washington
Jan S
San Antonio Tractlo Campany
Texas
Supreme Court of the United States
Brown
Murder at Hig Saloon Follows Robbery
Special to The Sun reports Walter Carextatve, a saloon keeper, killed by robbers in Hig Saloon last night. Six customers were fined as masked men rummaged the cash register. the pr no pri etor acted one assailant and was shot three times by the other. The murderers escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chivago
Walter Carextatve
May Split Zion First Apostle's Orders
Zion City faces upheaval as Dowie backed by a triumvirate may clash with Overseer Speicher and Deacon Cotton. A key cable from Jamaica and Dowie’s drastic orders threaten church unity with Speicher’s authority in question and potential open rebellion. The meeting at Shiloh Temple saw Dowie’s wife presiding as tension rose over spiritual control and marital decree rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Zion
Sr. Dowie Io
Barnes
Litchfeld
Jamaica
Spelcher
Cotton
Dorsta Ruthemberger
Speicher
Tower
Basd
Frank Cotton Wil Jeok
Zion Hospies
Ffe
Dr. Dowle
Deacan Cotton
Brown
Dorris
Demberrer
Zon
Hion City
Sithey
Dr. Dowie
Dowie
John S. Speicher
Beacon Alexander Granger
Dowte
John G. Excell
Lieral
Gladstone Towle
Jumaice
Allhem
Spetcher
Bracefield
Zion City
Zingatt
Robbers tunnel through stone to bank vault in Topeka
A bold robbery attempt targeted Merchants National Bank in Topeka. Thieves drilled 31 feet through solid rock from the basement toward the vault in a Saturday night bid but failed. Local authorities investigated the break-in and pursued leads.
Accuser Becomes Involved in Juvenile Court Case
Lee Watters and the state oppose Wile Hurrauch wax a cane before Judge Stubbs in juvenile court Monday. Walters boy faced charges of stealing three regalia and six rabbit bits to North Indianapolis. The Murrautcht lads were upheld by their father. The father appeared and in 30 many words accused Hurrautch of misdemeanors. Hurrautch denied the allegations and the matter was continued for investigation. Hurrautch was moved from juvenile to police court to answer the charge of having stolen goods. He had been arrested twice before on larceny charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Watters
Wile
Frank Hurrauach
Stubbs
Waltera
Indianapolis
Murrautch
Walters
Hurrautch
Utrautch
Ffur- Tauech
Tie
Taft denies Philippine real estate links by commission
Secretary Taft issued a formal denial to Senator Culbertson’s charges that Philippine commission members or their allies sought real estate gains from possible railway expansion. He cites investigations showing no American commission member owns land in the Philippines. He notes Filipino members were landowners on appointment and explains Army land records would delay a thorough probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-Ymelae Press Association
Washington
Philippine Commission
Philippines
Whippines
Guv Wright
Cameron Perbes
Wunne
Manila
Commission
Philippine
Tutt
MacArthur
Diviction of
Who Will Shoe Mules In City Service
The Board of Public Works hears Superintendent Gitt about whether city shoeing of muton mules should be done by union blacksmiths or nonunion city repair men. Nonunion workers would cost 8 to 10 dollars extra monthly, as needed when union shoers are unavailable. The board will decide before action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gitt
Cal
Board of Public Works
Modis
Renair
Uta Agid
Union Bleekemitha
Officer Interrogations and Saloon Arrests Under Nicholson Law
A chaotic scene at a saloon on 15 N Alabama Street ends with Pletzer pleading guilty and fined along with Weller and Schoen as arrests are made for violating the Nicholson law. Death notice follows for Mrs Lydia Allison aged 61 at her son’s home on Broadway with funeral planned in Dresden Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turing
Edward Saravela
Barns Uell
Albert Piitzer
Noor
Samuels
Pletzer
Othmar Weller
Washingtonst
Joe Schoen
Maserathusetts Ave
WJ. Harrington
M. Alabamasr
Allison
Lydia Alliaon
Thompson
Broadway
Alison
Indianapolis
Barton Case Motion Seeks Advancing Supreme Court Hearing
Solicitor General Hoyt moved in the U S Supreme Court that Senator Joseph R Barton of Kansas have his appeal to set aside the second conviction for unlawful transactions before the post office department advanced on the docket for hearing March 15. The court took the motion under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barton
Sevippa-Meline Press Association
Washington
Jhoyt
Supreme Court of the United States
Joseph R. Barton
Kansas
Oftce
Adving
First Criminal Case On Docket For Tuesday Trial
The ret case on the crimins docket of the United States court will be tried Tuesday. The case is that of Willan Sonex, indicted by the federal grand jury on two counts on charge of passing counterfeit gold coin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crimins
United States Court
Willan Sonex
Federal Grand Jury
Awo
Urgent Deficiency Bill Debated by House Committee
In Washington on January 2 a committee of the whole resumed consideration of the urgent deficiency appropriation bill. The session continued with amendments read and discussed as part of the budget measure. The proceeding reflects routine legislative work on urgent funding needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herippe-Nellae Areas Association
Waslington
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ST. Paul Soaring
Acores
Elks’ Mlustrele
Opers House
Marenani
Eoitdo
W. Mapylandesl
Messrs. W. Perron
Gwren F Paltersoy
GC. P. Dalz
J. A. Dota
Bue
Harry Murburger
CP. Halx
Jack
Bert Peibleman
T. G. Fiedian
E. G. Sourbier
Mr. Jefferson
W. F. Willams
J. J. M. Bower
Amit Atiehaet
Fetereon
Dlormam Ariit Fe Music
Bodenmiller
Kentucky
Hunter
Gorn
Local Exchange
Miner
Pennel
Lieber Gallery
Prof
Uea
Driftwood River
MAY
Apostle
Deacon
Future of Church
Taft
Islands
Senate
Goebel
John Mays
Covington
Jan
Sin
Garrard
Pax
Corner Tarvin
Pole
Ketward
Jimarson
Smerson
Maya Wax
Mays
Vipeinia
William Worbel
Gor
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