Wall Street Stocks Rise Amid Irregular Opening
Scripps McRae reports irregular opening with most shares higher led by St Paul up a point. Union Pacific gains while Baltimore and Pennsylvania fall about 4 percent. Strong early tone, widespread advances, and speculation on Steel dividend hike fueling buying. Brooklyn Rapid Transit climbs to 69 from 57 1/2. Government bonds steady as London buys and brokers note scarce stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St- Paul
Union Pacific
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
London
Brooklyn
Commerce in Medical Supplies and Chemicals List
A condensed price list shows various drugs and chemicals with unit names and per unit costs. Items include alcohol, asafetida, camphor, morphine, opium, quinine, potassium salts, iodine, and other preparations, with prices ranging from fractions of a dollar to several dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castile
Market Prices for Grains and Feed Items
Grain and feed prices listed include corn at 63 and 66e, shelled oats at 49 and 5l, sheaf oats 15.00 to 16.00, straw 7.00 to 9.00, Miller 12.00 to 14.00, hay Timothy 18.00 to 20.00, clover 17.00 to 19.00, and mixed hay 18.00 to 19.00. Prices show bid ask style ranges for various feed commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Hay—Timothy
Clover
TRON-Fest and steel bar pricing notes
The fragmented item lists prices for TRON- Fest bloom angels and various steel products. Prices shown include tires at 2.25 to 2.50, wheel bars at 2.25 to 2.50, toe-calk bars 3.9, plow steel 3.00 to 3.50, Iny steel 4.00 to 5.00, machinery steel 2.35, tool steel 9.00 to 15 percent, and sheet steel 2.46 to 3.60 with gauge-based pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloom Angels
Captain Madden Reinstated to County Board of Review
Captain Thomas B. Madden resumes his place on the county board of review after submitting a letter from Judge Allen stating the resignation would not be accepted. The board Friday issued subpoenas for witnesses who failed to appear, targeting A M Kuhn White River Light and Power, George C. Hitt receiver for State Agency, F M Murphy Indianapolis Grain, F E Matson Indianapolis Realty, and John W McArdle McArdle Grain among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Madden
County Board of Review
A. A. Womack
Madden
Allen
Circuit Court
A. M. Kuhn
White River Light and Power Company
George C. Hitt
State Agency Company
F. M. Murphy
Indianapolis Grain Company
F. E. Matson
Indianapolis Realty Company
John W. McArdde
McArdle Grain Company
Ardle
Morgan Boycotts Italy After Corsair Yacht Search
J P Morgan, angered by a Venice yacht search of the Corsair and inspection of guests’ effects, reportedly vows to shun Italy for future art purchases. He supposedly paid 2 1/2 million dollars for Strozzi items, fueling the buzz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press Association
London
J. P. Morgan
Italy
Venice
Stem
Stern
Morgan
Florence
Important Witness in Haywood Case Named in Boise
Boise July 6 W B Easterly was an important witness for Haywood. Orchard accused him of planning the Windicator explosion and said he introduced him to Moyer and Haywood after the crime. Easterly declared Orchard's story false.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
W. B. Easterly
Haywood
Orchard
Moyer
Easterly
Grain futures rise as shorts cover in Chicago market
Scripps McRae press service reports early gains across grain futures in Chicago on July 5 as shorts covered. Wheat advances of 56 to 56 1/2 cents with July at 96 3/4 to 96 3/4 cents, September near $1.00, oats up about 1 cent, corn up around 1/2 cent, and steady to firm cash quotes for No 2 red winter and No 3 yellow. Local receipts include wheat 19 cars, corn 250 cars, oats 8 cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Livestock market report from Indianapolis July sales
Indianap olis stock receipts show hogs 13 000 cattle 1 800 sheep and lambs 350 Hogs opened 10c lower top 36 15 cattle and lambs sold higher while sheep slipped Steers by weight and grade with mixed prices for good to choice cows and calves and various bull and pig categories across the sale notes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Cincinnati Market Notes on Cattle Hogs and Lambs
Cincinnati market recap shows receipts for cattle steady with steers at 5.75 to 5.85, hogs up 10 cents with good to choice bids at 6.14 to 6.15, mixed packers 6.10, sheep steady with lambs at 7.75 and ewes around 1.65. Local totals: cattle 97, hogs 5,400, sheep 5,400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
New York Produce Prices Reported for July 5
New York Produce notes pork prices at 17.75 to 18.50 dollars, lard at 8.70 to 8.80, tallow at 64.0 cents city and 63 cents country, butter creamery extra at 24 to 25 cents, state dairy rules at 23 and 23.5 cents, cheese full cream at 12 1/2 cents. The report cites the Scrippen MecRae Preen Association in New York and lists Western steam spot prices for lard and butter trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippen-MecRae Preen Association
New York
Pork
Western Steam
Western
Cattle and Hogs Prices Outlook from East Buffalo Market
East Buffalo stock market report notes steady receipts of cattle at 30 head, veal $4.50 to $8.50, heavy hogs and mixed at $5.00 to $6.40, 16 000 sheep with lambs $7.50 to $8.00, yearlings $6.00 to $6.75, ewes $4.75 to $4.90, and hogs $6.40 for Yorkers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press Association
East Buffalo
N. Y
Cattle and Hogs Market Reports From St Louis
Scripps-Mcine Press summary shows cattle receipts around 590 with beef steers trading 4.09 to 8.90, stockers and feeders 3.00 to 4.25, cows and heifers 3.00 to 4.75, Texas steers 2.50 to 5.75. Hogs receipts about 11,500 with packers 5.65 to 6.00 and best heavy 5.95 to 6.05. Sheep receipts 3,000 steady with natives 3.25 to 5.75 and lambs 2.75 to 7.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sealy Slacks Eae
Scripps-Mcine Press
ST. Louis
Texas
Cattle and Hogs Prices Rise in Chicago Market Report
Scripps-McRace Preas Association Chicago reports cattle receipts at 3,000 with gains of 11 cents. prime heifers at 5.072.2 percent, various ranges for stockers, cows, canners, and westerns. Hogs receipts 22,000 steady with several classes priced from 5.50 to 6.15. sheep receipts 11,500 steady with native and western lambs and sheep listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRace Preas Association
Chicago
Pittsburg Live Stock Prices Reported
Pittsburg July 5 cattle and hog markets show light supply and steady to lower prices. Cattle prime $5.90 to $6.16, etc. Sheep prime $5.35 to $5.50, good mix $5.10 to $3.25. Hogs receipts light. prime heavies $6.56 to $6.19, medium and heavy workers $6.25 to $6.90, light workers and pigs $6.40, roughs $5.00 to $5.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ccesceeceeesenas
Aseas
Pittsburg
Scripypa-McRae Prensa Association
Chicago Produce prices and sellers listed
CHICAGO July 5 Butter Creamery extra 24c Fegs Extra loc Poultry Turkeys lic chickens 11 1 2c ducks 10 lic geese 5 00 per dozen Cheese Twins 11c
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippa-Melrue Prean Association
Chicago
Six Buildings Burned in Mulberry Independence Day Fire
A July 5 blaze in Mulberry Kansas destroyed six business structures including a heel and printing office. The fire caused about $60,000 in losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Preas Association
Mulberry, Kas
Free Want Ad Courtesy Offers Vacant Rooms in The Sun
The Sun invites readers to place a free ten word advertisement for three days to rent a vacant room. This courtesy appears in the paper's want columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sun
Haywood Witness Stand Rumors Fly In Haywood Case
Boise July 5 fifteen depositions negate Harry Orchard claim on Bradley mine explosion defense cites accidental gas leak theory. Haywood Moyer to testify first. Steve Adams rumored to testify for state. Miner leader Frank Schmelzer dies in Denver suburb train tragedy. court battles over evidence credibility loom.
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Boise
Bradley
Haywood
Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Orchard
Steve Adams
Adams
Frank Schmelzer
Silverton
Col
Miners’ Federation
Denver
Marion Moore
Arizona
Pueblo
Jamestown Exposition Stamps Sell Steadily at Indianapolis Post
The sale of Jamestown exposition postage stamps at the Indianapolis post office will average 50,000 a week across one cent two cent and five cent denominations. Early supply delays are resolved and orders are filled promptly with a five month supply planned. This week an order for half a million twos and 50,000 ones was dispatched.
State Tax Board To Hear Appeals Hearing Schedule Set
The State Board of Tax Commissioners will review appeals from assessments at the first session next Monday. Hearings run Monday July 8 through Friday July 12 for numerous railroad, telephone, and utility companies with assessments raised by about $8,000 at the first session. John E Reed warns county auditors the July 15 session will consider land and personal property assessment increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Tax Commissioners
John E. Reed
Bank wreckers to occupy cells in Atlanta prison
Five men found guilty of complicity in wrecking the Enterprize National Bank of Allegheny faced sentences in federal court. Judge Ewing denied new trials and sentenced Teller Thomas W. Harvey, Bookkeeper George L. Ralston, Assistant Teller Charles Menzemer, Lamart Cook, and Edward P. MacMillan to five to eight years.
Rogers Surprised Officials By Arriving From Paris
New York July 5 Subpena servers were absent when H H Rogers Standard Oil magnate arrived from Paris aboard the Baltic today. Rogers took federal officials by surprise and had reportedly returned all subpenas to Chicago. Henkel doubted service could be secured today and Rogers declined to discuss Standard Oil affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press Association
New York
H. H. Rogers
Standard Oil
Paris
Baltic
Rogers
J. S. Marshal Henkel
Europe
Chicago
Strike Order In Chicago Looms In Telegraphers Dispute
In Chicago a strike order appears likely as telegraphers await a majority vote by the executive committee after arrivals from Pittsburg Boston and Brooklyn. The firing of William Main over a letter listing non union names and failed rein statement efforts are seen as preludes while United States Labor Commissioner Charles P Neill seeks settlement to avert wider trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam M. Main
San Francisco
Russell
United States Labor
Charles P. Neill
Youth killed by officer in Vinton arrest clash
Frank Finley aged 19 was shot and killed early today by a night policeman in Vinton Iowa after interfering with an arrest. Finley seized the officer’s club and struck him, provoking the fatal shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripper McRee Press Association
Vinton
Frank Finley
Finley
Wayson's Fatal Climb At Fair Ends in Death
In Vinton Iowa on July 5 James Wayson age 21 died after an accident during a greased pole contest at a fair. He attempted to win a $5 prize and collapsed while climbing the slick pole.
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Scripps-McRae Presa Association
Vinton
Jamee’ Wayson
City Record of Births Marriages and Diseases
A 1932 City Record lists numerous births at city and private addresses including Melvin and Daisy Negley a girl and several other couples with city or street addresses. It also documents numerous dwelling permits and a long list of mortality cases with diseases such as valvular heart disease tuberculosis pneumonia and accidental injuries. Marriages include Lubbing Fry Burns Vort Burford Lowry Smith Shaw Walters Ford and Collester Walden.
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Melvin
Daisy Negley
W. Twenty-eighth-st
Charles
Ruby Richardson
Yandes
S. N
Susie Thomas
N. Capitol-ave
O. C
Addie Newsome
Stewart St
George and
Hattie Sheppard
John and
Freda Olsen
Adolph and
Effie Schrader
Andy and
Mary Dugan
Theodore and
Anna Albright
Moses and
Tunie Thompson
Jesse and
Nellie Harms
Foundry-sts
Orville
Eva Fred
Adams-st
Dan and
Ollie Depree
Albert and
Alice Stevens
Henry C. Roebke
Union
T. B. Disher
Warman
N.D. Dickman
W. Twentysixth
Lewis F. Hahn
Mulle
Co. E. Holloway
Astor
R. M. Hutcheson
N. New Jersey
Caroline Koebler
Oxford-st
Tee Wallace
Holton-place
Margaret E. Marien
James M. Beatty
Indiana State Hospital
Frances R. Shideler
Southerland
Marian Adams
S. Keystone
Peters
Burgess-ave
Caroline Wilkin
Louisa Traub
Ashland Ave
Carrie Duncan
Central Insane Hospital
Christian Lubbing
Mary J. Fry
Frank E. Burns
Marie Vort
William H. Fitzhugh
Birdie Edmondson
Frank L. Burford
Mary Belle C. Lowry
Thomas J. Smith
Nellie A. Shaw
Job Walters
Anna M. Ford
Kevin D. Collester
Susie Walen
County Board Fixes Assessments In 1906 Listing
The County Board of Review Friday fixed assessments for numerous companies and entities. Notable entries include Ford Publishing Co 1,009 1,900. Home Circle Pleasure Circle 100 Indpls. Peter Schoen Tobacco Co 150. Western Brokerage & Supply Co 130 179. New York Dental Co 500. Ohio Valley Bridge & Construction Co case 2,590 2. Pursell P. M. Mfg. Co 5.0% 95,700. Realty Insurance Co 194,5881,450. Hoosier Construction Co 2,500 2,500. White Chemical Co 5,0 3,000. Zink Gymnastic Orthopedic 200 200.
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Ford Publishing Co
R. Hawkins Wondenware Co
Home Circle
Indpis
Clean Street Co
Ins
Watchmans Clock Photo Card Machine Co
Pitman-Myers Coa
Peter Schoen Tobacco Co
G. D. Sescon Lumber Co
Tallaha Mineral Spring Co
Tiona Refining Co
Practical Cement Elk Co
Western Brok. & Supply Co
Aja
Interstate Woven Wire Fence Co
Ceee Eee
Keller Jos. Dry Goods Co
LEO Cane Ieutel
Leabate
F. Ann Realty Co
New York Dental Co
Ohio Valley Bridge & Construction Co
Case
Pennsylvania Water Co
New Publishing Representation
Pursell P. M. Mfg. Co
Realty Insurance Co
Ryan Construction Co
Hoosier Construction Co
A. R. White Co
White Chemical Co
Yeast Flour Co
Zink Gymnastic Orthopedic
R. E
Roosevelt Attends to Politics with Notable Visitors
In Oyster Bay on July 5 President Roosevelt faced questions on politics and departmental issues. He received a high-profile visiting list including Frank Hitchcock E E Clarke Admiral Bronson Col Aleshire and George W Woodruff outlining ongoing administrative debates and policy concerns.
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Scrippa-McRae Press Association
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Frank H. Hitchcock
E. E. Clarke
Dr. Long
Admiral Bronson
Bureau of Navigation
Col. Aleshire
Army
George W. Woodruff
Interior
Board Plans Drive Fall Creek Boulevard Extension Proposal
The Board of Public Parks moved to extend Fall Creek Boulevard from Central to College Aves. A petition from south bank property owners offering land for the boulevard with no assessments was accepted, and deeds will be prepared. Plans foresee extending the boulevard to Thirtieth Street. Mayor Bookwalter said Indiana Union Traction may abandon current tracks and connect with another city line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutherland Are
J. Clyde Power
Fallcreek
Thirtieth-st
Bookwalter
Indiana Tnlon Traction Company
Kuroki Hosts Luncheon for Wright in Tokyo
Gen Baron Kuroki, Japanese envoy to the James town exposition, gave a luncheon in honor of American Ambassador Luke E Wright in Tokyo. Wright replied, cordial feelings prevailed. Field Marshal Oyamapraised the reception and Kuroki’s visit to America.
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Luke E. Wright
Wright
Field Marshal
Oyama
Gen. Kurogi
America
Trade Decline Report From China Evidence
An official Chinese government report cited by Scripps-McRae News Association notes American imports into China fell by several millions in 1905 with other nations showing declines. It estimates a 33 percent decrease in American goods versus 1915, while British goods fell about 35 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-MacRae Prees Association
Washington
China
Fought Over Railway Linked to Katalla Right of Way
One man died and nine were wounded in a clash between rival railroad workers over a disputed right of way at Katalla Alaska yesterday. The melee occurred as factions battled for control in the railway dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Seattle
Wash
Katalla
Alaska
Poisoning Trial Hears of Conspiracy Evidence
Judge Barnes barred prosecution evidence linking Herman Billek the Bohemian fortune teller to a conspiracy with Mrs Vraal mother of the murdered family until such ties are proven. Defense sees this as exclusion of damaging testimony. Undertakers and embalmers testified no arsenic in embalming fluid. Doctors Lewke and Hunter noted suspicious deaths and swift disposition of victims.
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Chicago
Ill
Barnes
Herman Billek
Vraal
Billek
Lewke
Hunter
State Board of Pharmacy Exam Set For Statehouse Corridor
The State Board of Pharmacy will hold an examination on the third floor corridor of the statehouse on July 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Pharmacy
Statehouse
Does baby want to take a walk
A fragmentary 1950 dialogue shows Mary asking if the baby will walk. The speaker cites a perplexing defect in an airship to correct, needing mere moments to do so. The lines mix whimsy with a sci fi image, implying an odd domestic moment with a playful, puzzle-like tone.
Prof Fischer Dead in Heidelberg
Prof Kino Fischer is dead in Heidelberg. His philosophy lectures were heard by American students in Germany during the past three years.
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Heidelberg
Kino Fischer
Germany
Woman suffrage rejected by Cape Town assembly
Scripps Press report from Cape Town says the assembly rejected woman suffrage by a 6 to 24 vote. The July 5 decision blocks potential voting rights expansion in the Republic.
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Scripps-Mchrae Press Association
Cape Town
Incorporations Filed by Indiana Secretary of State
Friday filings list several incorporations including Business Men's Realty Company of South Bend with 20000 capital stock and eight incorporators led by George N. Whiteman. Frank Kelley Grain Company of Frankfort with 15000 stock and directors Frank Kelley C W Mollett and William Frank. Goshen Lodge No 198 B P C E incorporators named E A Dausman C P Kelley W S Wise C O Chariton J H Lesh C A Aitken. Montpellier Cup and Metalworks raises capital stock from 3300 to 100000.
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Business Men's Realty Company
South Bend
Capital Stock
George N. Whiteman
W. F. Whiteman
W. D. Staples
H. Rex
J. P. Woodruff
Robert Obel
F. A. Borst
F. W. Martin
Frank Kelley Grain Company
Frankfort
Frank Kelley
C. W. Mollett
William Frank
Goshen Lodge
Goshen
E. A. Dausman
C. P. Kelley
W. S. Wise
C. O. Chariton
J. H. Lesh
C. A. Aitken
Exorbitant ransomとの Raisuli hold British general in Tangier
Tangier July 5 England presses Morocco for the release of Gen. MacLean commander of the sultan’s bodyguard held by bandit Raisuli. Ransom deemed exorbitant with Raisuli’s prestige growing as preparations to pursue him fail and secret agents seek terms for surrender while imperial forces doubt victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Tangier
England
Morocco
MacLean
Raisuli
Gabbis
Addinsor
Gahbbis
Millionaire visitors tour Kaiser’s Cadinen porcelain factory
A party of American millionaires led by Allison Armour Andrew Carnegie and Alfred Vanderbilt visited Kaiser Wilhelm in Cadinen East Prussia. The visit occurred at the Kaiser’s invitation and included tours of porcelain factories and the model farm.
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Berlin
Allison V. Armour
Andrew Carnegie
Robert Godet
Alfred Vanderbilt
Ambassador Charlemange Tower
Kaiser Wilhelm
Cadinen
East Prussia
Summary of Thursdays Accidents in Wilkins and Nearby Streets
A Friday notice lists numerous injuries from Fourth of July incidents and a drowning. Victims include Wilkins Carrie, 40, struck by a car at Twentieth Street and College Avenue, died from injuries. Others, led by Brayman Alvin, 18, and Hanrahan Dennis, 13, sustained burns and cuts across multiple locations. A drowning of Charles Boise, 19, in the White River near Noblesville is reported among the day’s accidents.
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Ing
Twentieth St
College-ave
Brayman
Alvin
S. Pennsylvania
Hanrahan
Dennis
Harmonist
Senff
Otto
Columbus
Ind
Rouse
Carl
N. New Jersey-st
Lentz
Mrs
Mery
W. Wilkins-st
McHenry
John
Maple St
Power
Willie
McCarty
Cline
Arthur
Broadway
Brooks
Cottrel
Chicago
Kellison
Pauline
W. Pratt St
Paul
Lawrence
Little
Charles
Tacoma Ave
Werthan
Lee
Cincinnati-st
Simeco
William H
Scioto-st
Katterhenry
James
Behrman
Harold
Wills-ave
Egbert
Alabama-st
Evans
Michigan-st
Broon
Lillie
Tipton-st
Tipton-sat
Kehler
Bertrand
Fletcher-ave
Moffit
Frank
Indiana-ave
Burnett
Sample-st
Tudor
Orvile
Capitol-ave
Holle
Sanders-st
Boise
White River
Noblesville
Criticism of new county ward law by Charities board
In a report to the county commissioners C A Connor and Mrs Anna Lee Elam and Mrs Alice Runnels of the County Board of Charities condemn a late legislature enacted rule. It requires all county supported or partly supported orphans to be declared public wards by the juvenile court before assistance. They warn the Indianapolis orphan asylum cannot aid poor mothers unless wards are declared. They regret the law hampers work steadily done for over twenty five years. The board toured the county jail last April finding cleanliness adequate in housekeeping but beds and bedding in need of cleaning and the building in need of paint. Other funded institutions were reported in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Connor
Anna Lee Elam
Alice Runnels
County Board of Charities
Indianapolis
Board of Managers
Board of Charities
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Wall-St
Iron and Steel
Capt. Madden
Board OF RE
Morgans
W. B
Chicago Grain
Scripps-Mchraee Press Association
Ness
Buttal
Harry Orchard
Jamestown
Indianapolis Post
State Tax Board
T. C. McReynolds
Kokomo, Marion & Western, Southern Railway Company
D. Welman
Hamilton Home Telephone Company
Hamilton, O
Jasper County Telephone Company
Hammond, Whiting & East Chicago Electric Railway Company
Chicago & West Michigan Railway Company
Pere Marquette
Indiana
Pere Marquette of Michigan
Indianapolis & Western
J. H. Simpson
Home Telephone Company
Elk- Bart County
Wilson Roose
Home Telephone and Telegraph Company
Fort Wayne
W. L. Moellereing
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Charles Martindale
Vincennes Traction and Light Company
B. G. Hudnut
Reese Mills Telephone Company
M. A. Mundell
French Lick
West Baden
John W. Kern
Joe Bell
Cleveland
Chicago & St. Louis
Frank Littleto
Grand Rapids
W. T. Abbott
Pullman Company
G.S. Fernald
Peru Home Telephone Company
Butler Telephone Company
S&s. G. Stone
Lake Shore
Michigan Southern
Pike County Telephone Company
Green & Ely
Hicksville Telephone Company
Willam Purdy
Indiana Pipeline Company
Ohio Oil Company
Thendore M. Towl
Michigan Central Railroad Company
Vinton Payne, Straun & Shaw
Parke County Telephone Company
Dubnis County Telephone Company
Terprise Bank
Pittsburg, Pa
Federal Penitentiary
Atlanta, Ga
S. J. Konenkamp
M. J. Reidy
South
Boston
Mass
J. M. Sullivan
Wayson
the County Board of Review
Tont
Fall Creek
Central
College Aves
Public Parks
the Board
Kuroki
Scrippa-W McRae Press Association
Tokio
Baron Kuroki
Scrippa-MeeItae Press Association
Prof. Fischer
Secretary of State
Montpellier Cup and Metalworks
Gen. M'Lean
Raisuli Ff
Kaiser
Scripps-MeHne Press
Aaseociation
Wilkins
Miss Carrie
County Board OF
Chari
Ties
Statute
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