Stock Prices Plunge As Major Stocks Hit Record Lows
On July 12 in New York trading, heavy liquidation pushed Pennsylvania, Atchison, St Paul, New York Central, and Amalgamated Copper to new low marks. Amalgamated copper slid to 49 and New York Central touched 143 amid a broad market downturn. Trading showed short covering later, but overall sentiment remained weak with financial interests reportedly reducing holdings.
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St. Paul
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Atchison Amalgamated Copp
New York
Orrrs
Mon‘ny
Pennsylvanie
Atahinon
Amnngamatndespper
Pennerivanix
Paul Feth
Vere
Spas Moidig
Peno- Ivanta
Shaw
Stork
Amalgamated Enopper
Standard On
Amalgamated Copper
Rockefeller
Standard
Talkative Man Claims Sanity Amid Deaf Wife Case
In a Monday hearing at the clerk's office an interpreter aided a couple seeking to avert commitment to an insane hospital. The husband and wife, both deaf, defended his sanity while the mother-in-law swore out a warrant alleging threats and danger, noting their new two months of marriage and past attendance at the Deaf and Dumb Institute.
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John Kein
Ana
R Pom
Mons
Klein
Ines
Deaf and Dumb
Gore Maker
Trafic
Precinct 4 Adds Fletcher State Avenue Territory
In precinct 4 the ground at Fletcher and State avenues will be included in ward 1 by an ordinance amendment at the next council meeting. Republicans call the omission a mistake, while Democrats suspect partisan registration aims. They claim precinct reductions reduce voter numbers to favor Republicans.
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Fletcher
State-aves
Rufus Cantrell Aims To Write A Book And Rise
Rufus Cantrell pursues authorship and a place in literary circles, claiming he has already drafted pages about himself and believes his preaching experience supports a future in the platform scene.
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Rufus Cantrell
Steric
New Liner Advertisements on the Avp Page
Classified lines list various job ads and housing offers including Berry pickers wanted colored girl wanted car repairer wanted man wanted to die cellar furnished rooms for rent girl wanted for general housework accommodation wanted for young girl responsibilities home keeper sought readers urged to view the ad page for full listings.
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Tner
Apvanth
Nowunrtare
Aavanth
Howling Mob Teathigies Oningually Romantic Wedding
An Oaklandon couple McCannei and Grete Mo Bor wed in Indianapolis after a long journey from Oakisindon and St Anne. The ceremony prompted a citywide tale of coercion and secrecy as local unwritten rules delayed license issuance. Ed Saurhier’s racing plans briefly halted the process. Emory Wilkins and Laur H L Changnon, son of St Anne’s postmaster, were the other couple seeking discretion about their nuptials.
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Oakisindon
St Anne
Oaklandon
Win McCannei
Grete Mo Bor
Banor
Hidianapalis
Tver
Ispievnis
Gaktnidten
Indianapolis
Ed. Saurhier
Ted
St. Anne
Emory KK. Wilkins
Laur H L. Changnon
Turday
Msworui Ane
All on the Quiet Marriage License Recorded
Howard W. Cook and Margaret F. Sune na received a marriage license at the county clerk's office on Monday. Cook, from Wolumus Inc., is the son of Henry Cook a prominent former manufacturer in the city. The couple planned a Monday afternoon wedding and asked for confidentiality.
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Howard W. Cook
Margaret F. Sunena
Cirk
Cook
Cask
Wolumus, Inc
Henry Cook
Two Unionists Are Sentenced to Prison in Kinney Case
New Haven Conn July 1 These two Teamsters unionists John Sullivan and Pat Murray were found guilty in superior court of conspiracy and assault against Joseph Kinney. They received one year on the assault charge and were fined a dollar and given sentences not exceeding thirteen months or more than two years for conspiracy. The assault occurred on Kinney a union teamster.
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New Haven
Conn
John Sullivan
Pat Murray
Teamsters’ Union
Alonday
Nat
Priso On
Joseph Kinney
Penunion Teamster
Weather forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity extends 36 hours
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity for 36 hours ending 8 p m July 14 calls for fair conditions Monday night and Tuesday with warmer trend. Morning temperature 63 and noon 74. Generally fair across Indiana and nearby states with variable winds. Also notes a big holiness meeting in Charlottesville Ind starting July 11 at Walnut Grove tent, led by Rev J Hadley from Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Big Holiness Meeting
Charlottteville
Ind
Hastern Indiana Holiness Association
Walnut Whire
Nulla South
Rev. J. Hadley
Incorporated capital increases in Indiana firms
Incorporated Case County Security and Investment Co of Logansport raises capital from 160000 to 250000. Indiana Rolling Mill Co of New Castle boosts capitalization from 10000 to 40000.
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Case County Security and Investment Company
Logansport
Indiana Rolling Mill Company
New Castle
Itn
Two Provinces Hit by Catastrophe Amid Storm
A chaotic report from Langen rack and Arnona describes vast destruction with houses swept away and a church washed out. Dozens are feared dead or missing as a sudden storm and lightning wreak havoc across the provinces of Milesia and Poren, with damage estimated in the many thousands.
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Berlin
Daly
Milesia
Poren
Saul Fatn
Langenrack
Weise
Arnona Dort
All Quiet In Linton Riot Fails To Materialize
In Linton the promised anti Negro riot did not occur as Governor Dann closes permanent lantern watch. Reports describe a small force patrolling, with no violence or mass exodus of black residents, and officials noting no serious threat despite prior warnings.
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Gov. Dann
SONY
Bamanet
Sanguin
Negra
Fatina
Sandisan
Ite
Cnly
Saloon dispute ends with police confrontation and peril
In a chaotic scene at a local saloon, keeper Philip Reeglin and staff faced a tense arrest attempt by Patrelman Bailey. A confrontation escalated as Bailey resisted, a weapon was drawn, and a guard sustained a palite wound while the robotkeeper intervened. Internal management shifts followed.
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Philip Reeglin
Che Mayer
Lin
Phamel
Ayron
Beld
Bso
Hapelia Trewing
Bossi Hat Imei
Patrelman Bailey
Hovalin
Famous Hawaiian Death Amid Old Political Tangles
A garbled oblique report recalls SooTudige Hebert aL Wileas dying after an operation in Hawaii. The piece mentions anti-Dole sentiment, attempts to restore Queen Itokalni, and a historical struggle tied to Hawaii’s governance. Also notes the death of J. J. Frey, former Santa Fe Railroad official, in Sedalia Maine. Includes unrelated ads and notices from The Bun.
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Hebert al Wileas
J. J. Frey
Sedalia
Frey
Manger
The
Santa Fe Railroad
Pope's Condition Grim as Pope Near Death
Rome July 13 reporting the pope's condition grew grave with him sinking toward unconsciousness. A Vatican bulletin notes the pontiff barely responsive with signs of kidney failure and diminishing nourishment under medical care. Cardinal Rampolla’s influence and potential conclave plans mix with uncertainty over the pope’s survival.
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Rome
Ghoul Rufus Cantrell Aids In Missing Woman Case
Ghoul convict Rufus Cantrell is under detectives Arch and Manning in Marion County as they probe the disappearance of Nise Selvage. Cantrell claims knowledge of where her body lies and hints at further ties to other missing persons, including Kenneth Lawrence.
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Rufus Cantrell
Marion County
Arch and Manning
Meridian
Mise Cane Selvige
Alster
Joseph W Sely Voge
de Marek
Dorin
Morlas
Noblesville
Hersuin
Ganteell
Chon Mae
Ament Kier Ghrman
Union Iv
Ersten Nay
Tme
Pennsth
Siadest
Saul
Aurher
Bevig
Ted
Aschail Manning
Try
Wil
Cantrell
Aix
Nise Selvage
Mien Selvage
Union State Hospital
Hamilton County
Cantret
Jeffersonville
Kenneth Lawrence
Indianapolis
Unclear OCR summary of 19th-century financial notes
Fragmentary report references stock exchanges and banks, naming persons Ward and James MeV, with scattered figures like 308 500 and 17 mayo. The text is garbled, mentioning Indiana, Chicago, and national banks in a regulatory or assessment context, but precise facts are unreadable.
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Adebs Mom
Tylinaapelis
Atin Vaisnen Sion
Che Capital Lathe
Columbia National Sacoher National
Sba
Merehamat National
Jana Wetynnd
Meonte Epradr Gompans
Windowpane Suspect Fled After Shootout at Massachusetts Ave
Detectives Lancaster and Kurtz pursued a suspect nicknamed Windowpane on Massachusetts Avenue near a New Jersey border saloon area. A gunfire exchange left one man wounded as Osley escaped through alleyways. authorities estimate serious injuries and continue hunt. Wartime Fort Leavenworth notes set aside $56 for new buildings as Maj. McCarthy reports.
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Lancaster
Winwart Suman
Massachusetta-ave
Tuama
New Jersey
Mesey
Drias Ce
Owsley
Loulaville
Kurtz
Bin
Orsley
Fort Leavenworth
Maj
McCarthy
Quaren
Tim
Jackson officer may settle in Lexington after visit
Captain Ewen, once driven from Jackson, may locate in Lexington as he returns from Lonlieville and other Kentucky towns seeking a permanent home. He left Breathitt County under pressure after giving damaging testimony against Jett and White in a murder case. A Jackson scene shows his family under guard near a burned camp tent.
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Jackson
Ewen
Lexington
Lonleille
Kentucky
Blomiy Breathitt
Jett
White
Murrer
Narcom
Sim Hate
Captain
Pla
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Silesia
Posen
Linton
New Places
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Janes
Dustress
Cara
Denison Barber Shop
Fairview Park
BUN
Pope
Scious
Cardinal Matti
Monty
Graywin
Medina
Lea
Rantpalia
Hee Spanich
Rampolla
Bishei
Gibbons
Mar Ogarawa
West
Ghoul
Union Traction
Milas
Total Exchange
Amelie Tsear
Gare Pronehy
Detective Lancaster
E.J. Ewen
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