Stock Market Opens With Broad Strength Across Rail Shares
The ticker shows a strong start with Northern Pacific and Union Pacific gaining, Southern Pacific rallying, and Amalgamated rising lightly. Reading, St. Paul, BR, and Sugar advance amid rumors of Harriman group moves while arbitrage brokers seek shares, and government bonds hold steady.
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Paul
Union Pactic
Canadian Pacific
Northern Pacific
Nour
Sugar
Reonsylvania
Harriman Group
Unlon Packie
Salon Pacific
Southern Pacific
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Lonton
Live Stock Notes From Indianapolis and Other Markets
A fluctuating hog market shows steady to weak pricing with most sales near $6.50 to $6.90, while cattle demand remains uneven with good stockholders holding choice cattle and dull activity among common stock. Sheep demand stays strong for better grades, with lighter sales for less desirable lots and prices near the high range for quality, across markets in Cincinnati and East Buffalo.
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Indianapolis
Chile
Cincinnati
East Buffalo
X.Y
Ieedeve
Gali
Local Securities Market Shows Stronger Turnout and Advances
Local stock activity rose with larger attendance and several advances. Union Traction common trended upward as bids and asks gain four points each, while few trades occurred under 33 1 2 percent. Preferred shares hold at no less than 93. Traction and Terminal steady at percent. Indiana Hotel shares advanced and a call prompted no sales.
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Ask
Traction Ana
Iniana
Chicago Grain Market Report Amid Mixed Wheat Prices
The Chicago grain summary shows mixed Wheat futures with July and September contracts trading as buyers and sellers adjust. Reports list price quotes for wheat, corn, oats, and soy alongside nearby month futures and grading notes, with notable activity in red winter and white corn classifications.
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Ize & Core Emer
Crade
Scrippe-McHise Press Association
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Tyneiélge
Cora
Dyer
Alygath
Financing plans fully endorsed for Indianapolis & Cincinnati Traction
Court action likely to authorize receiver's certificates to fund extensions now under construction. Charles L. Henry, president and receiver, reports creditors back the plan and believe it should be adopted. Directors and creditors agree the company can prosper under court permission and continue the extensions.
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Indianapolis & Cincinnati Tractiog Company
Sig
Charles L. Henry
Ardelle Sets Fast Mile Mark at Gross Point
Ardelle, the Chamber of Commerce stake candidate from Geers, won the open mile in 2.06% at Gross Point, reportedly a world record fast mile for a mare. She surged from behind to prevail over a large field in her first racing season, with strong contenders leading early.
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Chamer of Commerce
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Marion County Jet and Jury Ends With Indictments Beset by Missing Report
The July session of the Marion county jet and jury closed Tuesday after a weeklong probe into an alleged fee trust. Four indictments were returned, none naming the dealer while no report or investigation update on the trust was issued.
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Marion County Jet and Jury
Fee Trust
Evangelists Denied Guilt in Disturbing Peace Case
Evangelists John Alten and Elmer Martin were arraigned on charges of disturbing peace at a Tenth Street Bosna mission. They pleaded not guilty and plan jury trials Friday, asserting peace will be their advocate while officers kept order outside the scene.
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Gimer Martin
E .Tenth-s
Bosna
Fresay
Poles Court
Evangelist Allen
Elmer Martin Ds
Qill
Christ
Prominent Broker Broberg Dies by Suicide
Chicago reports that Broberg a Monmouth broker vanished last Saturday due to a $10 shortage in his accounts. His body was found along Lake Calumet Road. Police say he committed suicide by shooting himself.
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Derippee McRae
Boys to Give Fete at Corner of Biainerve and Howardyat
A local group will host a fete and lawn party on Thursday night August 2 at the corner of Biainerve and Howardyat in West Indianapolis. Members of the P il organization will help organize the event.
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Biainerve
City to Cut Weeds Or Fine Owners In Indianapolis
The article details a city ordinance forcing owners to cut and burn weeds docks and thistles at their expense with penalties and possible public health action. It describes enforcement by the street commissioner and health department, fuel costs charged to owners, and legal remedies including fines and nuisance status.
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Indianapa
Mayor moves against streetcar tracks clash in Cleveland
Mayor Johnson and Municipal Traction grapple with Cleveland Electric Railway over moving tracks on Fulton road to favor the Tow Fare line. City crews began laying rails after the company refused to relocate, with the board asserting authority to reapportion rights and keep urban transit moving.
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Ermitind
Tay
Gowll
Enon
Uid
Johnson Aid Associates
Municipal Traction
Comspany
Hiavya
TMS Company
Johnson
Board of Public Serve
Cleveland
Cnun
Fultom Road
Cleve Jing Electric Ramroad
Fatal Duel in City Street Ends in Police Killing
A policeman named Rositer and a merchant from West Union killed James Ros siter in a morning street duel near Government Square. Holmes, a guest at a hotel, drew on the officer who had ordered him to desist before firing five shots. Three bullets struck Holmes, who collapsed. Rositer fired in self defense. The incident occurred early after Holmes arrived in the city. Rositer had previously been fined for singing on duty. Police Chief Milliken placed Rositer on duty awaiting coroner's inquest. the docket did not name the merchant.
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Acetope-MecRine Press
Adkoriation
CIATI
Joie
James Rossiter
H.C Holmes
West Union
Government Square
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Hiealm
Roseltes
Dennison
Hoelmes
Revesv
Mulmee
Answa
Rotsiter
Pelite
Euders
Mossiter
Milliken
Rossiter
Death of Aged Cincinnati Contractor John O Elvan
John O Elvan, a prominent Cincinnati contractor, died suddenly at his home on Central Avenue at 3 oclock. The cause was believed to be heart trouble. He lived in Cincinnati and celebrated his fiftieth wedding anniversary three months ago with his wife and six grown children surviving. He had been in the cement business for years and was well known in the city.
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Central Ave
Torquay
Sloan
Prine
Cincinnati
Bealdén
Fraud charge against woman over pension claim
Sarai St Walker of Earl Fark was arrested on a false affidavit charge for a pension claim alleging widow status of Edward D Walker though divorced and not remarried. Deputy David Rawson transported her, Justice Frank Kimmel bound her over to the federal land jury on 1% bond after a hearing, citing divorce decree confusion.
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Earl Fark
Turaday
United Flaves
David Rawson
Frank Kimmel
Tip
Ian
Walker
Citizens Provide Cans For Garbage In Typhoid Season
Citizens must provide portable covered garbage receptacles and separate vessels for ashes cans and bottles under city ordinance. It is unlawful to mix waste in the garbage can and violators face fines up to five dollars. The city health board oversees garbage collection and contractor supervision.
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Indianayes
Board of Public Mealth
Dors
Prediction by Raphael the Astrologer
Prediction by Raphael the Astrologer notes a Thursday forecast about favors work and birthday timing as well as a cautious investor warning. It reports funeral preparations for Russell Sage and details tensions over his will, including a steel lined grave and security measures. The piece mentions Mrs Sage and a public will reading anticipated the following day.
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Carelli
Robbers Loot Sixteen Safes In One Building
In Rockford Alabama two robbers were captured after a high speed chase following a night break in at the Brown Building. They seized cash and valuables, while two accomplices escaped in a large automobile. The gang, linked to recent robberies in Cherry Valley Stillman Valley and nearby towns, appeared in the city with their car, then entered the building housing city offices and lawyers.
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Wijiems
George Lyerett
Poypers
Cherry Valles
Stillman Valley
Warner
Wheaton
Yeatere
Kaw Brown
Vity
Railroad Strikes Disrupt Southern Pacific Operations
About 250 freight handlers strike at Oakland on the Southern Pacific, demanding wage cuts from 2 246 to 15 25 cents per hour. Five thousand mechanics in the El Paso and Ogden shops join the walkout seeking wage increases from seven to nine cents per hour.
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Prancieco
Southern Pacihe
Oakland
Southern Pacific
el Paso
Ogden
Denison Hotel chief faces smoke ordinance case
Charles Bowzer, president of the Denison Hotel Co., was tried in Pelies court on Wednesday for violating smoke ordinances. The city attorney urged a fine for Mrs. Rausar, claiming prior promises were not kept, while Acting Judge Wilkison deferred judgment until pledges to remedy the issue are fulfilled.
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Denison Hotel Company
Pelies
Amome
Rausar
Wilkison
Military Camp Festival Promises Military Drills and Displays
The event at the grounds of Stoplation or W Forty-third is to showcase military themed decorations drills and campfires each night. Indianapolis based units will participate in demonstrations to raise funds for the association’s good work.
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Soloist Sues for Divorce in Shelbyville Suit
Mrs. Norg Jones Washburn of Shelbyville Indiana files for divorce from Scott R. Washburn alleging abandonment. She is a member of a prominent family and a soloist at the First Methodist Church. The couple were married prior to the complaint.
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Ind
Norg Jones Washburn
Scott R. Washburn
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