Stocks Rise in Early Trading Amid Reading and Steel Firms
New York stock market opened firm with gains. Amalgamated copper and Reading showed strength while Southern Railway and C and C Steel attracted demand. Banks and arbitage brokers bought many shares, and Reading led a surge in long stock during the first hour. Prices fluctuated toward noon as activity slowed and more cautious trading set in.
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Scrippne McRae Press
New York
Jay
Reading
Solarde Tel
Amalgamated Copper
St. Paul
Pennsylvania
Southern Pacific
Southern
Baway
C. & C. Steel
Sus Endow
No & W
Chesapeaks & Ola
Oulsrin & Western
Honda
Noor Prives
Nia
Texas Pacific
Vokil
FSH
A.W. Thomson
Indnatriats— Am
Fiedo Nid
Live Stock Prices and Cattle Market Report
A dense livestock market listing detailed bids for steers and cows, including prime and common stockers, feeders, and bulls. Also covers hogs, sheep and lambs, plus corn, oats, rye, and dairy commodity quotes from New York and regional grain markets.
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Indianapolis
Clater
Terela
Feiler
Wolfe
Sologna
LVES
Wall Street investors take stake in American National
Powerful financial figures led by John Stillman and B A Vanderlip acquired an interest in the American National Bank, fueling local speculation. Traders reported mixed bids as New York interests poised to shift Fletcher holdings, with prices for American National stock showing tentative movement on the exchange amid broader market fluctuations and related bank and railroad securities.
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Jomnoy Stillman
B.A. Vanderlip
National Ciu” Bank
New York
Amerie National Bank
Eri
Togut Prapoetal Uivetes
Rockefeller
Indianapolis
Fletcher
Yraterday
American National
Central Trust
Traction & Terminal
Ube Eal
Naine
Amorican Central Life
Anorican National Danke
Atlax Binghom Works
Nel Rattread
Warrowh-Ketcham
Sanita National Banks
Trusy
Citzens’ Loan & Deposit
Climax Cefee & Baking
Cape Mrrnieren Gee
Columbia National Hinkeeeey
Delaware & Madison Co
Trust Company
Pedera Union Surety Ta
Wayne & Wabash Valley T. Ca
Monenyeng Campany
Indiana Hotel Cio
Iniona Vattenay Bante
Tidigna‘Title Gnas, & Loan
Indiana ‘Trust Company
Todlan Union
Initamanatis Abattoir
Odo
Odo. i Inds
J Vile RT Co
Talapapany Fire Das
Indkanapalin Gas
Tadple & Southeastern
Stee Ind
Havends Mfz
Martenet Company
Merchutti
National Bank At
Mun
Ruth Werullert
Trustecompany Wa
Pron
National Bankes
Ram
Ren Phil
Cee Vandanes Wasson
Trent Kamp
Marcille Et
Diimaiintis Water Co
Union Tractlan of
Indhuja $S
Sheep and apples puzzle from old newspaper
A reader shares a classic brain teaser about distributing apples between two boys A and B, ensuring each gets one apple, with halves and halves of remainders passed to family members, while solving a related price problem for sheep. The note includes confusion over solving steps and asks for the correct number to place for each recipient. The puzzle is framed as part of a larger discussion of the “Roston Sheen Problem” and an average price per sheep.
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Roston Sheen
Sawyer
Atlanta
Ind
Ulster
Coeh Hoy
Meiven
No More Miners Cooperation Maturity Debate
A damaged passage details a labor meeting where miners discuss admitting new states or regions amid opposition from operators. Roblins calls the discussion a waste of time while stressing calls for adjustments to allow non-competitive states into the union. The exchange centers on friction between workers and operators and the uncertain path to broader admission.
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Atv
She
Hermany
Penna
Indiana Operatic
Lewin
Wwer
Uamleston
Onialde
Dlateivas
Roblins
Wilson
Wilsiar
Febhine
Venice
Uiet
Ceu
Theld
Chapman
Penn
Termins
Myere Cing
Chiypool
Mitchell
iMine Workers
P.L. Rolin
Pittsburg Com
Idotin Mitchell
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Wil
Detroit
Tobby
Tila Res
Theo
Proprietar
Ani Wereral Masater
Digev
Angie
Dai
Jom' Morgan Coat Company
Mr. Morgan
Jones
Dinon
Toni Compos
Bickson
Olin Tee
Milters
Fiblay
Renancy
Colada
Feiehek Jt
Attorneyegen
Millen
Miners and Operators Conclude Joint Conference Notes
The Noblesville Ledger editor and other Indiana editors attend the Indiana Republican Editorial association meeting. Speakers defend publicity in public affairs, warn against Hearstism and Bryanism, and argue for reform, unity, and vigilance in the party and press.
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Repuylican
Indiana Republican Editorial Association
Deniison
Thomas J. B.edford Mall
Htohn A. Lingle
Paul Republican
C. Rose
Angela Magnet
Loyd Hopkins
North Manchester Journal
Truitt
Nubleavilly Ledger
W. Stivers
Liberty Herald
T. A. Clifton
Covington
Republican
H.W. Smit
St. Bulger
Madison Courtery A
A. P. Hargraves
Workville
Republic
A. Minchings
Washington Gazette
Deagan
Lebanon
Danville Republican
Wil Whittaker
Deters Lacavilles
T. White
Sulivan Union
Edward Eo Neal
Noblesville
Weat
Ter
Judson Fitzpatrick
Franclaville
George B. Lockwood
Winont Lake
Td. Wright
Monresvile 'Mines
A. Kautz
Kokomo
Tribune
J. Fendner
Rusayike Republican
City Record for a Day
The entry lists births in uncommon names and places with scattered details, including numerous pairs such as Walter Sunulorinnd and Marguerité Garland and Oria TW. Platt and Virginia Pail Noe, plus multiple other couples and addresses. It also records births like Carl and Flora Feldmeter a girl at 1514 Eng jieh and deaths such as Anna FP. Weat and Mary Bessie. The fragmentary OCR text captures a local record page with names, ages, and places, along with a few property and repair notes.
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Walter Sunulorinnd Ued
Marguerité Garland
Oria TW. Platt
Virginia Pail Noe
Edward 7
Holland
Catherine W. Blorhnepymer
Ilora Wickerstam
Mosse Ronk
Wheat prices slump as corn and oats follow lower
Prices for wheat fell with corn and oats as selling pressure kept buyers cautious. Market notes show July wheat and May corn easing, while other grain quotes drifted lower amid light demand and modest activity, reflecting a broad grains downturn.
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Jan
Wheeler Dies After Long Career as Soldier Statesman
Gen Joseph Wheeler veteran of two wars died at 3:35 p m at his sister’s home in Brooklyn aged 80 He was a Confederate and US Army leader who served in the Spanish American War and later as a US congressman His death caused mourning in Alabama with funeral plans for Washington next Monday and burial at Arlington National Cemetery.
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Iit
Miller
Attite
Insurance Companion
W. H. Sanders
Marlow
The
O. P
RS. Trultt
Toqstwaster
Mit
Father
Brooklyn
the Sun
New York
Joseph Wheeler
Allwalacer
Stet Ing Sneith
Pronklyn
Wheeler
Birb
Flotan
Dixonee
Hua Fon
Joseph Wheel«ory
Mra
Harris
Mies Apna
Luctlle
Carrly Wheeler
Arlington National Centers
Joseph Wheeler Wa
Armusty
New England
Joseph
New Hingland
United States Military Academy
West Point
States Cavalry Leutenant
Arary Aye Rat Lengtenant
Heral
Aml Planter
Congress
Alabama
Searnley
Army of
Santiago
Las Giasimas
San Juss
Hippinee
Maat
United States Army
Scrippa-Merae Press
Ramoctatlan
Decatt RL
Ahidin
N. Speckh “Wheeler
Tris Bean
Wheereton
Byre
Moarning
Nass
Anda Wheeler
Mal
W. Ro Francis
Deestrut
Uve
Washington
Mrs Bailey dies by own act after Wheeler demise
Chicago Jan 26 After learning Gen Joseph Wheeler was dying in New York Mrs Marc Bailey, once Washington society figure and Wheeler friend, swallowed strychnine at the Sherman house where she stayed. She had fallen on hard times after her husband’s death and had worked as a traveling saleswoman before being released. Her death followed a note announcing Wheeler's passing.
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Hatley
Gen. Wheeler
Chicago
Joseph Wheeler
New York
Marc Karet Bailey
Sherman House
Wieseage
Wen Wheeler
Investigation aims at Standard Oil forged signatures
Scripps Nelsontoe Avanelaction Cleveland reports co Attorney General Hadley of Missouri plans to forward papers to District Attorney Jerome of New York seeking an investigation into testimony given yesterday in a Missouri case against the Standard Oil Company. The testimony alleges Theoders Vorsmus, a notary from New York, aided by the company, forged signatures on the certificate of incorporation.
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Scripps-Neltoe Peeas Avanelaction
Cleveland
Hadley
Mienouri
Jerome
New York
Auty of
Missouri Agaist Te Standard Ol Company
Companion
Actin Ve
Actin Ve Theoders Voremus, A Notary of Mintsimand
Duremus
Repubic Oif Company
Grover Denies Report in Insurance Rebates Tale
Cleveland officials deny a report about LBW post as arbiter and insurance rebates. The fragment mentions Teper and Wrenn Larneyaung at Princeton, with unclear references to fall and party stance.
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Sefipharncage Wrenn
Jerome Goes Away on Week-Long Lakeville Trip
Jerome will travel from New York to Lakeville Connecticut to remain away a week. A motion to dispute or challenge insurance company officials with the returns is not expected to proceed.
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UcCwor Arean Associorio
York
Jan
Jerome
Lakeville
Conn
Slaughter Sale On Furnishings And More Items
Local notices advertise a slaughter sale featuring men garments such as double breasted uniforms and undershirts, boys and men’s shoes, nets and shirts, and accessories including nets, combs, safety pins and yarn. Prices are listed in a confusing mix of digits and letters, with some items highlighted as quality or American Beauty brands.
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Blavehter Sele Prive
Columbia
Janey
Boxing Bout Chaos Drops Opponent and Child Injured
In Cincinnati a boxing match ends with Fred Cooley delivering a heavy right that ducks O Rea, sending the opponent to the mat as the crowd reacts. meanwhile a child in New Jersey suffers eye muscle injury from whooping cough paroxysms, prompting medical concern and possible sight risk.
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McHar Vrean
Cincinnati
Standard Theater
Fred Cooley
Duck O'Rea
Duck
Jack
Cooley
New Jersey
Sam West Millville
Tella Charlesworth
Leonard
Wharlesworth
John. Winte
Citht
Philadelphia
Thronges Attend Dance At Towntal Hall Event
Marion Canin No 35 alodern and J Woodmen of America hosted a public face retaliation of officers with a reception and dance at Towntal Ixavare Hall Thursday night. Arthur J Griffitha featured with music from Fors by the Newshay quartet and a Tunday sketch. Marloncamp leads state membership as plans for the tenth anniversary in Tormlinden hall Feb 22 grow, with large class admissions planned.
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Marion Canin
Alodern
J Woodmen
Anmertca
Marloncamp
Ganner
Tormlinden Hall
jPeb
Thomas B Bryan Dies in Washington Aged 73
Chicago January report announces the death of Thomas B Bryan 73 in Washington D C due to heart failure. His son Charles Bryan serves as United States minister to Switzerland.
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Thomas B. Bryan
Choago
Jan
Fiona B. Bryan
Ene
Chicago
Ploneers
Washington, D. C
Rane
Charles
United States
Switzerkend
Chicago police plan to add 1,000 patrolmen and 199 mounted officers
The Chicago police commissioner recommends to the city council that 1,000 patrolmen and 199 mounted police be added to the department to boost policing capacity.
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ScrippacNae Press Association
Chicago
Jun
Conaril
LaPorte Man Found Dead From Heart Disease
LaPorte Indiana January 3 Gustav A Rose was found dead in bed this morning cause listed as heart disease. Local authorities reported no signs of foul play and the body was discovered by a family member. Investigators are awaiting a formal medical examiner’s statement.
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Laporte
Ind
Gustavua A. Rose
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