Wall Street Stocks Open Higher on January Market Move
The stock market started the day generally higher with initial gains up to 2 percent in Anaconda and 4 in Canadian Pacific. Steel common and Northern Pacific rose 4, with Manchester, Pennsylvania, Erie, and American Car and Foundry mixed. Reading opened 246 higher, while most stocks rallied in early trading before bearing pressure and liquidation trimmed some gains. Government bonds steady, other issues irregular. After the first hour, trading held firm with most moves higher. Soo stock fell to 49 1/2, its preferred down 6 points.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
New York
Anaconda
Canadian Pacific
Steel Common
Northern Pacific
Atchigan
Pennsylvania
Erie
American Car and Foundry
Reading
Food and meat market prices in New York
On January 30 in New York pork Mese priced at 17.50 to 18.00 dollars per unit, lard Western steam spot at 9.50 to 9.90, tallow city 64 to 65 cents, dressed poultry with turkeys 10 to 18 cents, chickens 8 to 8.4 cents, fowls 8 to 14.4 cents, ducks 46 cents, butter creamery extras 24.9 cents, cheese full cream 14.4 cents, eyes white fancy grossze 26 cents, with various regional price ranges noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press Association
New York
Western Steam
Cincinnati Live Stock Prices and Receipts
Cincinnati live stock figures report cattle receipts strong with butcher steers at 5,055.40 dollars and calves at 3.04 dollars. Hogs receipts 4,280 with good to hoes at 3.8671.90. Sheep receipts 200 steady with extra at 5.10 to 5.25 and lambs 7.50 to 7.85.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Serfoon-WeRac Press Association
Violinist Francis Macmillen Headlines Long Jump to Indy
Violinist Francis Macmillen, famed from St Louis, arrives in Indianapolis from St Louis after shows in Buffalo and St Louis. He stays at the Claypool until Thursday afternoon then heads to Muncie where demand for seats already exceeds the opera house capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Macmillen
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Buffalo
Macmillen
Claypool
Muncie
Opera House
Help For A Town Senate Passes Tie-Breaker Bill
Senator Springer's measure to make town clerks ex officio trustees and cast the deciding vote on ties cleared third reading in the senate by a a to 2 vote. Aimed at towns with even numbered boards to prevent deadlocks relief was urged as water pressure issues and a Polk cannery fire highlighted local governance friction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springer
Board of Trustees
Slack
Greenwood
Polk
Barred Lobbyists Move Moves To Clean House Floor
Speaker Branch denounced lobbyists from the chair as the house opened on Wednesday afternoon and vowed to sever ties with doorkeepers who allowed lobbyists on the floor. He urged stricter enforcement as he criticized the dual doors for failing to stop the intrusion of undesired attendees.
Indiana Incorporations Reported in State Notices
Armor Steel and Foundry Company of Indiana Matthews lists 25000 capital stock with directors William S Freeman William Moore and George P Swift. Sullivan County Loan and Rust Company lowers capital stock from 100000 to 50000. Dunlaps Mutual Telephone Company of Dunlaps shows 19009 capital stock. directors Calvin Huber William J Bensicker Jacob Paulus Henry L Horssing Harvey Miller R F Priser Joseph Brown Eli Garber. United States Industrial Alcohol Company of Chicago files articles of incorporation with 250000 capital stock. 150000 in Indiana. William R Gorke of Terre Haute named state agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armor Steel and Foundry Company of Indiana
Matthews
Wiliam 5
Freeman
William. Moore
George P. Swift
Dunlaps Mutual Telephone Company
Dunlaps
Capital
Calvin Huber
William J. Bensicker
Jacob Paulus
Henry L. Horssing
Harvey Miller
R. F. Priser
Joseph Brown
Eli Garber
United States Industrial Alcohol Company of
Chicago
Capital Stock
Indiana
William R. Gorke
Terre Haute
Wanted Male Help or Wanted Female Help Notice Inserted Free
A Sun newspaper notice offers ten words to appear free for three days under the heading Wanted Male Help or Wanted Female Help. The brief insertion invites readers to respond or inquire at the publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Émale
Live Stock Prices and Quotations from Indianapolis Market
Indianapol is livestock receipts show hogs around seven dollars, cattle and sheep steadier. Hogs sold mainly 6.75 to 6.85, top near 6.90, demand fair for good stock and lighter for common. Sheep and lambs in good supply with unchanged prices. buyers favor choice stock but overall market slow and prices eased.
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Indianapolis
Jan
Sheen
Poultry and dairy prices steady in regional market
Market notes show hens steady at 9 cents roosters 5 cents spring chickens 9 cents turkey toms and hens listed with geese ducks and tie price for butter country stabilizing. Cheese prices vary with imported Swiss domestic Swiss and New York cheddar reported among jobbers while butter substitutes and country butter prices hold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flin
Sac
New York
Market Prices for Oats Hay and Straw Reported
Market brief lists corn shelled oats and oats hay Timothy clover mixed and straw prices. Entries show quantities and prices such as 12.0 15.0 for oats and 7.00 9.0 for straw with Timothy hay at 217.00 19.00 and clover 05.0 18.00 and mixed 16.00 18.00. Names or places are not specified in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.M. Hay
Timothy
Chicago price report: dairy eggs poultry and cheese rates
Chicago market brief lists Butter Creamery extra at 3 1/4, Eggs fresh 22 to 24 cents, Cheese Twins at 13 1/2 cents. Live poultry prices show turkeys chickens ducks geese around 5.00 per dozen, reflecting regional fluctuations as of January 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Chicago
Commodity car lot inspections report summary
Inspection results for Whest-Firm and Oats-Firm show mixed grades across wheats corn and hays. Reds whites yellows and mixed lots listed with car counts per grade and totals. timothy and clover hay categories recorded with prices and totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janua Tasha
Hay
Timothy
Prairie
Drinker’s Guardian in Probate Petition
Michael Lynch of Harrison Sr. has bonds yielding $50 monthly. His brother William Lynch petitions for a guardian due to habitual drunkenness. Probate Commissioner Merle N. A. Walker leaves guardian selection to Michael, pending court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Lynch
Harrison Sr
William Lynch
Merle N. A. Walker
Walker
Ohio River relief bill shelved by house committee
The Ways and Means Committee recommended on Wednesday that Representative Henry B. Steele of Rising Sun be defeated in his bill for 104000 in relief for sufferers from Ohio, Wabash and Waits river floods. The measure was killed without a speech.
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Ohio River
House
Henry B. Steele
Rising Sun
Ohio
Wabash
Waits River
Two Thieves Return Loot After Street Crime
Thomas Harris and Edgar Pritchard, while intoxicated, robbed Henry Grund of $20 and an old watch. They fled to Chicago then Indianapolis, then returned the items and surrendered to the police. Judge Pritchard suspended the sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Harris
Edgar GG. Prright
Henry Grund
Chicago
Indianapolis
Mr. Grund
Pritchard
Good Will Club to Host Card Party at St Josephs Hall
The Good Will club officials will entertain next Monday afternoon with a card party at St Josephs hall. The event invites members to gather for an afternoon of games and socializing hosted by the club’s officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Will Club
St. Joseph's Hall
Grain market update from Chicago scripps press
Wheat and corn prices moved higher on January 30 with May wheat at 78, July 78 after, May corn at 46.5, No 3 yellow 24 to 24.5, oats at 88 to 89. Local receipts note heat ears and oats presence. pork, lard, ribs priced around 16.80 to 49.50 per unit amid market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scriprps-Sekine Press Association
Chicago
Beth
Chicago Live Stock Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago January 30 cattle market reports show receipts steady across categories. Prime beef prices around 14.75 to 15.75 per hundredweight and feeders near 20 to 24 dollars, with various classes including canners, Texans, and western ranges showing steady tones amid light activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Local securities show mixed activity on Van dals and coal issues
The local stock market opened with Van dals and Coal Co ventures dropping to low bids while others such as Reeves & Co pfd and Farmers Trust reached new highs. Active demand persisted from local capital with several rails and banks listed, highlighting a cautious yet optimistic market tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Exchange
Tie Preferred
Louisville & Western Common
Farmers ‘Trust
Reeves & Co
Pfd
Union Traction Common
Indianapolis
St Louis Live Stock Market The Livestock Trade Report
St Louis Mo January cattle receipts total 4000 with beef steers selling from 3.75 to 6.75 and stockers 2.00 to 4.50. Cows and feeders 2.50 to 5.25. Texas steers receipts 11400 down about 10 cents to 6.70. Packers and heavy at 6.70 to 6.85. Sheep receipts 1500 steady natives 0.25 to 5.75 and lambs 3.25 to 7.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Texas
Pittsburg Live Stock Prices Incomplete January Report
Pittsburg Pa January market data shows cattle supply light and steady at 5.89 to 6.10 for choice prime 5.50 to 5.75. sheep supply light and slow with prime wethers 5.10 to 5.40 and lambs 5.00 to 7.70. hog receipts 1500 with prices around 3.30 to 6.35 for various grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Secripnps-McRae Press Association
Seeds Free as Usual Contested by Congress
Washington January 30 The House approved continuing free distribution of garden and flower seeds by the agricultural department. An item of 238000 dollars was added to the agricultural appropriation bill to sustain the practice for the public and lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Janu
House of Representatives
Agricultural Department
Congress
Hugg On Trusts Wage Anti-Trust Bill Sent On
The Wage anti trust bill was favorably reported by the committee and moved to engrossment in the senate. The action reflects legislative momentum on curbing restraints on wages and competition. The bill faces further debate and potential amendments before final passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Two German Men Arrested as Anarchists in Chicago
Two German prisoners, George Stein, Gebert, and Henry Braun, are in custody after police found anarchist sketches, magazines, daggers, tools, and explosive-appearing items among their effects. They deny reading the writings, and German language notes mix with others. Berlin will be asked about the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Roosevelt
George Stein
Qias Gebert
Henry Braun
Berlin
Citizens' Gas Company Accepts City Option Under Franchise
The Citizens' Gas company accepts sale and assignment of the city's rights under section 18 of the 1887 ordinance, subject to conditions. The company must obtain mayor and Public Works consent before any further assignment and appoint appraisers within sixty days, with fast coordination to avoid delays. noncompliance forfeits the option and reassigns all rights to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Gas Company
Board of Public Works
Consumers’ Gas Trust Company
Parc
Boy Riley recital showcases 16 year old Hugh Shields
Hugh Shields presented readings from James Whitcomb Riley at the Meatropolitan School of Music parlors. A sizable Tuesday night crowd enjoyed Grigsbys Station Evra House and the Bear Story. Shields, 16, a Monrovia High junior, showed notable talent in his ninth recital under Prof. I. Connor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Shields
James Whitcomb Riley
Meatropolitan School of Music
Grigsby
Evra House
Shields
I. Connor
Metropolitan School of Music
Monrovia
Ind
Quarantine Holds Brighton Beach Saloon Keeper on Liquor Charge
Jennie Carpenter, charged with selling liquor, was ruled unable to appear in criminal court for trial due to a smallpox quarantine at Brighton Beach. She operates the Brighton Beach saloon by the canal bank in the city's northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Carpenter
Brighton Beach
Mrs. Carpenter
Canal Bank
Wrapping Paper Printing Amid Blockade In North Dakota
North Dakota newspapers face freight blockades as press outlets adapt by using unconventional materials. A Kelso, North Dakota paper printed on yellow wrapping paper warns of printing on white pine siding next week if the blockade persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Jay
Richmond
North Dakota
Kelsal
N. D
Abyssinian Priest Finds Romance in America
An Abyssinian priest and former Valnia university president, Rev Father C. Cheelzzli, arrives in the United States for the St. Louis exposition as king Menelik’s envoy. He seeks permission to marry an American woman, stating he will wed only if allowed by Abyssinian authorities. He criticizes intermarriage but admires American democracy and plans a lecture at the colored Y M C A on U S Abyssinia treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Menelik
Abyssinia
Cheelzzli
Valnia University
Cupid
Tre
Cheelaah
Oxford
Cambridge
Iis
Asia
America
Africa
Colored Y. M. C. A
California and
North Sts
Long and Woodward face trials in February
Frank Long, accused of Ephraim's slaying, and Joni T Woodward charged with running a fake lottery will be tried by jury in February. Bert Moninger, charged with assault and battery with criminal intent, also has a February 7 trial date. Victim named Jennie Singer, a six year old child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Long
Ephraim
Chessman
Dy Long
Joni 'T. Woodward
Ronning
He Hi
Albert Moninger
Jennie Singer
Senate Advances Primary Election Bill on Special Order
The senate moved the Roemler primary election bill to special order for action by Wednesday afternoon at 2.0. The measure affects ballot procedures and election timing, with lawmakers debating provisions and potential amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Advertises Free Trial
An old ad touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe, simple cure for catarrh of the stomach, indigestion, and related symptoms. It claims digestion improves after meals and offers a free trial package by mail from F. A. Stuart Co. in Marshall Michigan, citing a Chicago user testimonial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlanson
Stuart
RK. S. Workman
Chicago
Ills
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Bidg
Marshall, Mich
Recital for Charity by Indianapolis Conservatory Students
A benefit recital for the Joseph R. Gordon Women's Relief Corps will be held Thursday at the German House auditorium in Indianapolis. Directed by Edgar M. L. Cawley, the program opens at three oclock and features works by Tschaikowsky, DeBernot, and D Are. Performers include Miss Nona Baker, Miss Elise Dawes, Miss Carla Spangler, Miss Lenna Lanning, Miss Emma Pacholke, Miss Elizabeth Lemmon, Miss Jennie Aikman, and others, with readings and assorted instrumental pieces listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph R. Gordon Women’s Relief Corps
German House
Edgar ML Cawley
Tschaikowsky
J. H. Adams
Senate
Pont
Hayden
Emma Pacholke
D’ Hardelot
Nona Baker
Wieniawski
Flaesche
Jessie Jay
Logan
Elizabeth Lemmon
Anon
Jennie Aikman
City Record Births And Obituaries In One List
A daily City Record item lists births for Joe and Katie Marshall a girl at 190 S East street N W and Grace Davidson at 19 Traub Ave a boy Thomas and Dora Jones on East Washington street a girl Ernest and Gertrude Albrecht at 412 EB Morris street a girl Stebbens and Mrs Quick at 120 N Oedtit street a girl Albert and Sarah Lodge at 162 Shelden Street a girl W B and Mrs Bryan at 2 Congress Ave a boy Leon and Mrs Hendren city a girl Charles and Mrs Bland at Bardell Street a boy Rosina Nollar Klenk years Maas at 1 Tenth Street chronic nephritis Pridener Louisé Rhoades years 114 N Alabama Street typhoid fever Hienley Mercer years at West Ober Street narasis John R Miller 47 years 319 S West Street pulmonary tuberculosis Joseph Flaws 39 years NL Meridian St chronic Brights disease Charles DL Eagle years 312 EL St Josephest flag rippe Flora Ed Clements years 2 M West Twenty-eighth Street cancer of left breast Frank HR Unversan 44 years 113 Downey Street chronic nephritis Maggie L Smith 2 years 144 Yandol St tubercula meningitis Marriages Harry Griswold and Nellie B Goldsmith Charley Alums and stable Smith Heery Schatel and Munthe L Cox Building Permits J ot Chandler double dwelling Windsor and Twelfth Streets 25 500 Asher W Gray barn 25 Talbott Ave 533 American Can Co reef Dugdale and Belt RR R 390
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Katie Marshall
S. East-st
N. W
Grace Davidson
Traubave
Thomas
Dora Jones
E. Washington-st
Ernest and
Gertrude Albrecht
EB. Morris-st
Stebbens
Quick
N. Oedtit-St
Albert
Sarah Lodge
Sheldenst
Girk
W. B
Bryan
Rosina Nollar Klenk
Maas
Pridener Louisé Rhoades
Hienley Mercer
Narasis
John R. Miller
EL St. Josephest
Flora Ed
Clements
Money for Indians Bill Lets Indians Sell or Lease Land
Senate Indian affairs committee reported a provision removing all restrictions on alienation leasing or encumbering Indian lands starting July 1 1907 replacing the 23 year sales and mortgage ban. The bill totals 424 000 dollars an increase of 5 008 over the house bill mainly to settle treaty obligations with Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Committee
Senate
Examined Prisoners for Smallpox Before Workhouse Transfer
Prisoners sent from the police court to the Marion county workhouse began medical checks by Dr. T. Meek. Superintendent Shaw demanded examinations to detect symptoms or recent exposure within two weeks. The Board of Safety consulted the Board of Health and ordered the dispensary to perform the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
T. Meek
Shaw
Board of Safety
Board of Health
Gas Conservation Bill Aims to Regulate Gas Pressure
Senator Strange introduced a bill Wednesday to economize natural gas supply and regulate gas pumping. It sets a penalty for forcing gas beyond 300 pounds and indirectly affects gas pumping out of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strange
Eighty Men Die in West Virginia Mine Blast
A mine explosion at the Stuart shaft near Fayetteville, West Virginia, traps and kills dozens of workers. About fifty miners died in the blast and ensuing foul air. many others are presumed dead. The New River company operates the deep shaft mine, with preliminary rescue efforts hampered by damaged fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sun
Charleston
W. Va
Stuart
Fayetteville
New River Company
Parral
Change in Gulf Stream Shifts Westward After Kingston Quake
New Orleans report cites Capt John C Soley hydrographic Office finding startling deflections in the gulf stream and unusual Mexican gulf phenomena linked to the Kingston earthquake. The current now moves far west passing near Central American coast in a single big loop before turning north and east, diverging from its former Cuba to Florida path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf Stream
Mexican Gulf
John C. Soley
Gulf Division
The
Hydrographic Office
Central America
Cuba
American
Florida Peninsula
Atlantic
Condition of rivers shows slight changes across key hubs
The Ohio river at Cairo fell 0.4 feet to 49.6, while the Mississippi at Memphis rose to 38.3 feet. The stage at Vicksburg reached 46.5 feet and New Orleans 18.1 feet, with only a slight rise since Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-Venue Press Association
Washington
Ohio River
Cairo
Ange
Mississippi
Memphis
Vicksburg
New Orleans
Denounced Hurty as Rank Lobbyist in State House
A storm of wrath against Dr J N Hurty secretary of the State Board of Health rose in the house on Wednesday as a bill to raise his salary from 240 to 3000 was killed after a heated debate. The measure also sought 20000 for his department and the appointment of county health board secretaries by circuit judges. Representative Gus S Condo led the attack while John F Josee called Hurty the gum shoe lobbyist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus S. Condo
Marton
Harty
Messrs. Wade
Wizard
Coble
Committee On
State Medicine
Hills
John F. Josee
Terre Haute
Hurty
Juror Messer Cleared as Thaw Trial Continues
In New York, juror candidates discussed residency and prior criminal cases as the Thaw trial progressed. Messer testified he could devote full attention if chosen. Brearley, questioned about insanity defense, said he would give the defendant the benefit of every doubt. Thaw defense and state accepted both jurors. Mrs Thaw and the Countess of Yarmouth were absent due to colds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartridge
Messer
New York
Comte
Harry C. Brearley
Brearley
Gleason
Peabody
Thaw
William Thaw
Countess of Yarmouth
Greek Crew Knife Incident Leads to Arrest
Police say a Greek fraternity brawl broke out several nights ago. Peter Girnas was arrested Wednesday at Delaware and Washington streets after allegedly drawing a vicious knife on Harry Bookadis. Bookadis identifies Girnas as a participant with several of his cousins in the prior fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullin and
Burris
Delaware
Washington-st
Peter Girnas
Harry Bookadis
Girnas
Delaware-st
Court-st
Pennsylvania-st
Bookadis
Kistler Bill Senate Passage On Tax Lien Limitation
The Kistler bill to set a ten year statute of limitations for tax liens reached third reading in the senate on Wednesday after a lengthy debate and passed by a 38 to 4 vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kistler
Senate
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Wall-St
Sullivan County Loan and Rust Company
Wagon Market
City Grain
Drinker’s
Chicago Grain
Local Securities
American Central Life Ins. Co
American National Bank Atlas Engine Works
Belt Railroad Cominon
Belt Railroad
Brown-Keteiuim Iron
Capital National Bank
Bee Central Trust Co
Fein Citizens’ Savings Deposit Co
Ae Columbia National Bank
Farmers Trust Company
Federal Union Sifety Co
Ft. W. & Wale. Val. Trac. Co
Home Brewiing Co
Ceeeee
Indiana Hotel Co
Ind. Hotel Co
Louisville & Eastern B. R
Ee J.nuisvile & Eastern BR. R
Marion Trist Company
HE. & IT
National Bank
New Tel. Co
People’s Deposit Bank
People's Light and Heat
Rauwh Fertilizer
Security Trust Company
Des Terre Haute Trac. & Light
Union National Bank
Union Traction, Common
Union Traction
Lion Trust Company
van Damn Hardware Co
Vandalia Coal Co
Wasson, Pfd
Dee Bensndugess
Aeoonte
Citizens Street Railroad
Vali T. Co
Harel
Sadana Ae Yg
Ae Y BerSana Ai Jon Traction
Tred
Ceahium
Southern Os
Tmanapolis
Eastern Os
Oy Tidianapolis Gas AB Ae Eee
Jndpls & Greenfield R. RB
Inds
Martinsville R. T
Prac
Indianapalis Street Railway
Trias
Nid Tor
Aight Co
Union Traction of
Vandalia
Vvandalia Coal
Vandalia Coal
Vandalia Co
Eee
Tote Weesing Sonds
Indianapoli Street Railway
Hugg
Scripps-McRae Preas Association
Citizens’ CO
Elocutionist
Secrippa-McRae Press Association
C. F. Checlzzli
Long
Gordon
Relief Corps
Indianapolis Conservatory of
Surubunde
Ee- Godard
Elise Dawes
Bessie Kendrick
Preston
Carla Spangler
Parker
Lenna Lanning
E. DeBernot
Mr. Dooley
Dunne
Harry Griswold
Nellie B. Goldsmith
Charley Alums
Stable Smith
Heery Schatel
Munthe L. Cox
Chandler
Asher W. Gray
Talbott Ave
American Can Co
Reef, Dugdale and Belt RR
Scripps-McHne Press
Committee On Indian Affairs
West Virginia
Kingston
Startling
Sev
J. N. Hurty
Strate Guard
Condo
Hazers
Stanford White
Pearson
William GO. Beck
S. Capitol-ave
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