Cheers for Tommy Clancy at Pennsylvania Railway retirement
Friends and fellow workers honored Thomas Clancy on his retirement after 40 years in the Pennsylvania railway shops at E Washington St. A Morris chair, pipe and other gifts accompanied a farewell platform ceremony. Clancy, 70, received a $17.36 monthly pension and heartfelt tributes from about 100 colleagues.
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Tommy” Clancy
Pennsylvania Railway Cmpany
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Ireland
Tommy
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Wheat and grain futures edge lower amid broad market pressure
Chicago June 1 Wheat futures eased with July at about 80 1 2 cents and September around 80 3 4 cents as nearby corn and oats also declined. Livestock at St Louis shows cattle arrivals weak, hogs steady, with beef and pork futures mixed alongside farm receipts and prices across No 2 red winter and No 2 yellow corn futures.
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Chicago
soWgsy Ese
Akijc
Mimgabe
Wild animal display opens with huge menagerie
NEW YORK June 1 General strength marked the opening of stock and horse show activity. Louisville & Nashville rose while Pennsylvania faltered after a strong start. A rare collection of wild animals led by polar bears and African elephants is showcased by Adam Forepaugh and Sells Brothers Shows with twenty performing elephants and over 560 horses. The circus debuts Monday June 1.
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Lesippe-MeRas Preas Association
New York
Louisville & Nashville
Tempessée Coal and Iron
Colorado
Pennsylvania
Fider
Jean
Adam
Webb
Capt. Wen
North Seas
Bann
Galt
Live Stock Market Update From Indianapolis
Receipted hogs 11 000 cattle 1 200 sheep 40. Hog market Friday morning down 3 cents yet active with most sales between 45 and 4 45. Large calf to market steady while fat cows and heifers move readily, common grades slow. Sheep and lamb run largest of week with prices steady. Prime steers 1 200 lbs up and other categories listed with mixed demand.
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Indianapolis
Cali
Local Securities Market Mixed as Traction Stocks Lead
Local stock activity shows modest gains with Traction and Terminal stock moving at 90 for 10 shares. Union Traction preferred buys and Indianapolis Water issues traded up with closing bids above early levels, while a broad list of local bonds and securities are quoted with varied prices.
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Union Traction
Indianapolis
Atlas Engine War Belt Railroad
Benan-Ketcham Iron
Grnesal Trust Company
Cimaz Coffee
B. P. Co
Columbia National Bank
Farmeta’ Trust Co
Federal Union Surety Co
W. & Wah
Val Rea Home Brewing Co
Indiana National Bank
Indiana Title Guard & Ln. Co
Indiana Trust Co
Indiana Union Traction Co
Indianapolis & Mant
Indianapolis Fire Inc
Cn Ind
Polis
Southeastern Indianapolis Street Railway
Indianapoliis Traction & Term
Kokomo
Mar. & West
Trac
Law Building
Laycock Mfg. Co
Marion Trust Co
National Bank New ‘Telephone Co
Trac. & Tor
Indianapolis Water Ca
Bonde
Andianapotia Water
Military Band and Fireworks Display at Wonderland
The Arndt military band played a free concert Friday afternoon and will perform again Friday night. A $400 fireworks display tops the program with pyrotechnic stunts and faces of prominent Indiana men shown in colored lights. Hydrogen gas-fired cannons, aerial ascensions, and daring alpine feats from Camoromi, a Chicago man, from Wonderland tower to the chutes are planned, while the Igorrotes band will stay another week.
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Wonderland
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Ansil Mafire
Camoromi
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Wonderland Tower
Detention Home to Open in Martin County Officials Appoint Wiley Couple
County commissioners approve E A Wiley and wife as superintendent and matron of Martin County Detention Home for Children. They come recommended by Judge George W Stunns of juvenile court and are currently at Indiana Boys' School in Plainfield where Wiley serves as secretary to the superintendent. The detention home is planned to open in a week or 13 days.
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Mariin County
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Granger
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Washington Street
Amy Charitable Institution
Idle Men In Frisco Warn About Job Demand
Special to The Sun from San Francisco June reports that 25000 idle on the Pacific Coast wait for work. Labor leaders urge caution, saying posted shortages are misinformed and 3000 San Francisco workers are unemployed today. Many wander to nearby towns awaiting conditions to improve.
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Organized Labor
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San Francisico Labor Council
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Bryan Endorsed by Democrats in Ohio District
William Jennings Bryan was formally endorsed for the presidency in 1900 by Democrats of the Kee and subdivision of the Tenth judicial district, spanning Marion Crawford and Grand counties, in a gathering held here. Robert Algeo, district passenger agent of the C H D Monon lines, returned to work after a four day Texas trip for health. He described outdoor life and exposure in the Texas sun as having a berry like effect on his strength.
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Marion
William Jennings Bryan
Marton
Crawfrd
Wrandst
Robert Alzeo
C,h, & D-Monon Lines
Texas
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The
Texas Sun
Jealous Husband Fined After Park Incident
Peter Langelune alleged an ant made threats after seeing Leotora Langelune with Robert Hank and Hops mother and stepfather at Military Park. Robert Trobbs filed a complaint before the Justice of the Peace Smock. Langeline was fined one dollar plus costs on Friday.
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Ant
Leotora Langelune
Robert Hank
Hops
Tnbbs
Military Park
Robert Trobbs
Langeline
Frisiay
Lanceline
How to Expend Hospital Fund Tour by Knart Anchors
The Boars at Public Health will begin a trip Sunday to study spending the $100 allocated by the council for Meyhowo hospital improvements. Drs Clark Noble Morrison and Eugene Buebler will lead, visiting New York Philadelphia Boston Cleveland and Cincinnati to review hospital buildings and management. Superintendent Edones remains at the hospital. the party aims to minimize costs.
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Wileave
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New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Cleveland
Balmante
Cincinnati
Norwalk Evangeliist Williams Faces Backlash at City Meetings
In Norwalk Ohio a controversy erupts as evangelist J. E. Williams promotes reforms during city meetings hosted by five churches. Threats and protests arise on the streets over his denouncements of dancing and alleged insults to women. Police and citizens clash as supporters claim thousands attend and converts rise, while opponents call for him to leave town.
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Hoze
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Wehroom
Smoke incident leads to arrest amid foggy confrontation
Robert Furnas was arrested Friday after an alliance at a local air station erupted in smoke and charring. Smoke Inspector Walmeles swore out the charges, naming Jim as a party to the dispute.
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Emehr
Alliance
Ertame
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