Copper prices surge on stock exchange strength reports
New York January 2. Specialties show strong opening, copper leads gains while many stocks move irregularly. Amalgamated and Reading advance. Colorado Fuel and Texas Pacific up. Bear market pressure fades as demand rises, call money noted.
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New York
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Texas Pacific
Colorado Fuel
Southern Padle
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Col. FL & Tey
U.S Bleel
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Pacific Mail
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Local Securities Change Owners in Indianapolis Market
Thursday sparked a surge in Indianapolis stocks led by American National Bank shares. Heavy volume across many issues pushed prices, with American National rising to 163 45.5 percent and large blocks trading. Belt Railroad and Verminal also moved while bonds quoted varied.
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American National
Eady
Nome
American National Bank
Atock
Allen M.fletcher
New York
Oly
Prion
Indidha Union Atock
Bit Street Railway
American Central Life Ins Co
Aprerican National Bank
Alas Engine Works
Rely Railroad
Belt
Ketel Ten
Capital National Bank
Security ‘Trust Compaggiers
Union National Bank
Uhson Traction
Union Traction
Union Trust Co
Fo Ve van Camp Hardware Co
Vandalia Coal Co
Cotmon
Vandalia Coal
Wasson
Citizens’ Street
Raitrou Indiana Hotel
Indiana’ Halen Traction
Indianapolis Indianapolis Gas
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Northern ‘Traction Ind
Ind. Traction &Terminal
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KM. & W. Traction
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Indiana
India
Toil Enatent Wills Steel Matways
Live Stock Market Notes From Indianapolis and Chicago
Indianapolis reports show a dull, weak hog market with prices 1 to 15 cents lower and a brisk but cautious demand for choice butcher stock. Cattle receipts and varied steer categories priced from 3.40 to 4.60, with heifers and cows showing mixed but generally down values. Chicago cattle receipts steady to lower, hogs down around 1.00, sheep and lambs uneven but soft. New York and Buffalo markets list modest gains for dairy and veal, with mixed sheep and hog activity reflected in regional quotes.
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Chlenge
Reval
Othees
Chicago
Wes
East Buffalo Livestock
East Buffalo
N. Y
Jan
Calerie
Pension case and military pension fraud trial in Cincinnati
The United States Court pursued a pension fraud case in Cincinnati involving George Stoner and family. Testimony covered forged affidavits and false death claims to secure a pension. Dickerson's defense centered on forged documents and abetted by witnesses, with proceedings proceeding after noon adjournment. Nearby financial notes include railroad and copper stock mentions in a broad market update.
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ublaTy Public
Pension Lagent
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Brand Jury
Washington
Isarah Griffee
Pickerson
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Thirty-fourth
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Griffer
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Pension Department
John Jones
Mexico
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American Welling Fuper
Wabash
Bethlehem Steel
Peter Davin
Dickerson
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British Columbia
Chicago
Ruliway Eleetrle
Granby
Greene
Hayana Tobacco, Co
Sarveriaveees
Interborough Rapid
International Mackay
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Manhattan
Mitchell Minkig
New York Transit
Ota Elegator
Royal Baking Powder
Bellhoard Co
Tio
Tennessee
Gopper
United Copper
Boston
Bears in Market as May Corn Dips and Oats Rise
Market notes show May corn slipping below 45 cents with oats quoted around 31.34 cents in Chicago trading. Reports indicate liquidation of long holdings and short covering amid a generally easy undertone, with wheat and pork futures turning mixed and soybean futures showing activity.
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Chicago
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Bears
Hevenic
Wetec
Lee
Cromer At Home In Indiana On Statehood Vote
The preliminary contest on statehood bill drew heavy Republican attendance. President Roosevelt’s allies celebrated the vote amid unity talk, with Cromer absent in Indiana as insurgents and leaders clash over committee power and pensions. The Senate could block passage, but only by LeMoine.
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Trolley Service to Danville Reported
A dispatch from Danville Indiana notes a new traction line expected to run between Danville and Indianapolis early in April. Current reports indicate service will begin soon after tests and inspections are completed.
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Tipeca
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Cunningham Is Combative At Wirat District Convention
In Oakland City Avdree Und emerges as a combative figure amid district politics. The convention features dueling claims over leadership as Hemenway backs Phelps Darby and Cunningham jokes at rivals. A publisher from Brindville is named among those opposing Foster for congress. George Burbank seeks continued tenure as district chair.
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George Canningnant Hay
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Phelps Darby
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Hemeenway
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Wantney
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Tempnty
Cholera Kills Poultry in Conkerville Township
Cholera is killing many chickens in Sen Ning township east of Conkerville. Fran Hanson lost 122 chickens in one week as the outbreak spread, prompting local farmers to monitor flocks and seek guidance from county agricultural agents.
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Binck Thotcen
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Thin City
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Republican Cromer Eyeing renomination in Eighth District
In a stale report from Indiana, Congressman Cromer did not appear in Washington as expected while facing pressure from Republicans to back President Roosevelt. No strong support for the president was seen, and Cromer claimed a paired vote with Democrat Ens Patternon of South Carolina. Local Republicans remained divided over his alignment with the Moon of the House.
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Run of the Mine Eight Hour Day and Wage Increase
Leader of Operators urges mine workers to stay calm and patient as a wage raise is discussed. He says owners will remain composed and avoid rash actions while negotiations continue.
Dixon challenges Washington in New York debate bout future of the Negro
Thomas Dixon Jr. offers to debate Booker T. Washington in Sargent Hall New York on the future of the Negro in America. He will donate proceeds to Tuskegee Institute and agrees not to mention The Clansman. The challenge was delivered at the Manhattan Hotel amid convention talk of mine operators and labor.
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Remarkable Mine Workers Photograph by Bretzmann
A striking picture shows four feet of image featuring a crowd of over 1,400 United Mine Workers. Taken at the base of the Monument, the photo captures a coastal scene near Market Street with a notable local group gathered.
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United Mine Workers
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American Bank to Build Largest Vault in Indianapolis
American National bank plans to erect the largest steel vault in Indianapolis in the basement of the old post office building, built by Carnegie Steel. The vault features 8 inch plate walls and a 8 inch plate door, stands nine feet four inches high, 47 feet wide and 5 feet deep, at an estimated cost around 29 thousand dollars with total building alterations about 480 thousand dollars set for summer occupancy. Warren Construction handles the work amid foundation challenges and planned expansion to include the rear seven court area with a ten foot wide east strip and a three foot wide south strip to accommodate the new walls and offices.
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Tevawrement
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Girl killed by train at crossing near Lebanon Indiana
Special to The Sun Lebanon Indiana January 9 Miss Ruth Voorhis a stenographer and books keeper living with her mother was killed when an east bound passenger train struck her buggy at a crossing east of Lebanon as she headed to visit her grandmother. The buggy was demolished but the purse escaped serious injury. Ming Voorhis was prominent for Lebanon.
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Ruth Voorhis
Atss Voorhis
Ming Voorhia
Lebar
George Obenshain Dies in Morgantown Early This Morning
George Sthornham eight year old dropped rent at all home in Morgantown Indiana. He came here from Vir Bintz six years ago and had been ailing for several weeks.
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Morgantown
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George Sthornham
Vir~ Bintz
Miller, 93, fatally burned battling lamp blaze
Loganport authorities report Mr Stannah MN Miller, 93, was severely burned while attempting to light a lamp and may not recover. The incident occurred in Logansport, Tennessee, with conditions described as critical and under medical care. Further details were not released.
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Stannah MN. Miller
Russia Secures Loan in Standings With Germany
Scripps-McRae Carrol Agency reports from St. Petersburg that Premier Witte has secured a loan agreement with Germany. Details about the arrangement and its implications for Russia’s finances are forthcoming.
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Noblesville Assignment and Bankruptcy Filed
Special to The Sam Noblesville January 3 A Qumterts boot and shoe dealer assigned Wainwright Trust Co takes charge of stock Engineer a bankrupt John W Bhultz locomotive inspector LiKHart filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in United States court assets and liabilities itemized Gain or loss and other details incomplete in readable text
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Sam Noblesville
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He Wainwright
John W. Bhultz
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Place for Youngblood in Manntal Bennerton Ad
Boonville Indiana news note details a young blood placement with John Ene involvement. Sinton We Youngblood is mentioned in a legal advertisement context with Benster Hemenway obtaining a position for him. The fragmented text references Washington and a river context without full clarity.
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Tinton
Waslington
Benster Hemenway
Ground Hog Black as Coal in Indiana Weather Prophecy
Lawrenceburg Indiana January 4 Samuel Woods a trapper captured a rare weather prophet a black groundhog along Tanner's creek described as very large and fat The omen belief among old citizens who trust the tale is that the early appearance and coal color foretell unusual weather, prompting puzzled acceptance of the omen.
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Lawrenceburg
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Samuel Woods
Tanner's Creek
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Mayor Tidaman Under Impeachment Scrutiny In Terre Haute
Special to the Shin from Terre Haute Ind Jan 5 The city council faced impeachment rumors as officials claim police leniency in enforcing disorderly conduct rules. Patrolman Stewart in the Tenderloin district reportedly advised against harsh searches while Thatcher Parker, former board president, noted improvements in morals under the mayor’s leadership. The brewing company manager connected to the brewery owner reportedly pressed against enforcement after a July 4 order to close saloons.
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Thatcher Parker
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Terre Haute Brewing Company
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Love Feast for Goodrich in Winchester Theater
Randolph County Republicans plan a Saturday Love Feast in Winchester Theater to honor James P. Goodrich as state central committee chairman. The public reception will welcome him and attract district leaders and likely other state office candidates, with prominent speakers promised and a festive, harmonious gathering in Indiana.
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Winchester
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Goodrich
State Central Commiitee
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Standolph County
Indiana
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Randolph , County
City Births and Deaths Clock Local Record
City Births list many names and addresses reporting numerous newborn boys with parent pairs and street locations. Deaths section lists ages, causes, and areas including George Jamison Raymon Minkit and others with home neighborhoods and diseases. Building permits note Cottage Le Grande and other projects with monetary values and locations. Struck by a snowball case ends with a fine for a saloon keeper.
Fire and Water Committee Forms to Cut Fire Hazard
The Fire and War Commercial Club approves a public service plan on insurance rates and creates a permanent Water and Fire commission. Alfred F. Potte, president, will appoint three members to join Franklin Vonorgut, James Brown, Frank Fishback, Hilton A Brown and Gol Kiser on the new panel. The group aims to improve water pressure, inspection standards, and post occupation safety to reduce risks and potentially lower insurance costs.
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Victory debate joy as local institute celebrates win
The Columbia chapter of the American Institute of Martial Clerks held a victory celebration on Wednesday night after defeating the Cincinnati chapter in debate last Saturday. The next debate is set for March 7 with location to be announced. The local chapter meets biweekly on Wednesdays, with the next gathering slated for February. George E. Allen, national secretary, was expected to attend.
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