Market Opens Irregularly Amid Amalgamated and Reading Pressure
NEW YORK March 6 The stock market opened irregular and generally lower with aggressive bearishness. Amalgamated and Reading faced selling pressure as investors feared a possible strike, while Anavandy and Amalgamated declined. Reading fell about 34 percent with heavy volume and rumors of industry trouble. Total sales were reported as 500 shares, with notable movement in Locomotive and Reading issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feripps-McHae Prees Association
New York
Naconda
Aive
Reading
Anavendy
Humber
Bke Reading
Vermaytvain
Brooklyn Ranid ‘Transit
Stoc
Union Pacific
Southern Pachic
Hog Market Opens Week With Strong Demand And Higher Prices
Indianapolis style cattle and hog market report shows hog receipts about 1,200 with brisk bidding and prices up over last week. Rest heavies and prime stock sold at firm to higher quotes while steer and calf lots varied by weight and class amid active demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianabolis
Local Securities Market Faces Varied Bargain Activity
A chaotic Monday session on the local stock exchange shows mixed bidding and active trading across many issues. Key names include Union National Bank and Indianapolis Transit firms, with notable movements in New Telephone and Traction stocks as brokers push for price discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Local Stock Exchange
Steck
Vion Traction
Sure
Indianapolis
Union
Fwitgnapolis
Amer
Life Ing. Co
American National Athis
Brown-Ketcham Iron Capital National Bank
Contra ‘Trust Co
Weed Ae Chrizens
Climax Cotive & Bak. Pos. Co
Columbia Nauioni Bank Weser Delaware & Madison Co
Virmers’ Trust Co
Wanash Home Brewing Co. Ind
Pitt
Mijana National Bank
Aed
Tile Guin
Laan Toadiana Trust Co
Cdiena Willen Traction Cn
Hidianapally Abattoir
Plu
Maruinaville
Colodianapolle
N. Inkhitanapolis
Pix
Southeastern
Sohiltanapolis Strat Raglwae
Traction & Terminal
Trac Law Building
Laycock Mtg
Masion Trust Be
Merchants’ Ho & 1
Ptt
National Bank
Hartford & Way
Ling Dintagie
People's Depoalt Bank
People’s Licht and Heat Bank Ferticizer
Pia Reever & Co
Ptd
Security Trust
TROOPS ANXIOUS TO FIGHT AT FORT SHERIDAN
Fort Sheridan troops press home letters home expressing readiness to go to China and the Orient. Enlistment levels signal war fever as men anticipate deployment and possible combat roles. The War Department seeks rapid, detailed field equipment inventories for mobilization. Units include Twenty-seventh Infantry and two artillery batteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sheridan
Chien
China
Orient
War Department
Sheridan
READY FOR WAR Scriptpr-McRae Prean Association War Plan
The article notes a movement to prepare for contingencies with army transport assets. Meade and Wilpattwk have been ordered to Manila on arrival, with developments pending. Rumors say the quartermaster's department secured a tentative railway factory price for the Minnesota and Dakota steamship charters from a major company, but government takeover depends on necessity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippr-McRae Prean Association
Warmington
Mareh Fe
Wheat Prices Rally Amid Strong Demand in Chicago Market
Market report from Chicago shows May wheat rising while undercurrent hints at firmer May and June trades. Provisions and livestock quotes mixed as quotes for pork and lard firm, with various regional price references and commodity notes across grains, meats, and produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe-McTine Prenn
Chicago
Tse
Siac
Maelasert
Fred Whater
Sywelwe
Cap
Nak Vellow
Public Events and Meetings Notice Board
A long list of upcoming community events appears with dances, dinners, lectures, and organizational gatherings. Highlights include United Commercial Travelers dance, a machinists association address on March 16, church suppers, card parties, and entertainment events at various halls and churches. The notices reflect town social life with listings of dates, venues, and host organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stationacy Fleemet
Amp
United Commercial Travelers
Knights of Columbus Mail
James O'Connell
Lute fAtional Association of Machinists
Columiie Hall
Washington-st
Vlower Congregational Church
Sixteenitt
Delaware- Gertienia
Riot at Mark Twain speech shocks New York crowd
Special to The You, Se OYORK reports a riot outside the Majestiq ueater as Mark Twain prepared to speak. About 3 400 people gathered, police intervened after women screamed and fainted, and attendees were harmed during crowd control efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
MOCAL
Sehieh
Majestiq Ueater
Mark Twain
Atteras
Ure Y
M.C. A
Welork
Dr. Russell
Aml
Clemens
Tennant 18 Burned in an Unclear Incident
A cryptic dispatch from The Sun reports Tennant, a chemist, burned and harmed by a sulfur compound in an unclear incident. The piece mentions Hammond and Carnell in distorted names and locations, with fragmentary phrasing suggesting a crime or accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennant
Hammond
Maret Inti
Crascetts
Mitchell Denies Coal Deal with Pittsburgh Company
In New York on March 5 Mitchell president of the Walled Mine Workers of America denies a proposed intermed lite agreement with President Robbins of the Pittsburgh Coal Company. Friends say 14 fellows from Pittsburgh were encouraged by miners opponents to weaken Mitchell. Mitchell says he has no statement and will meet operators to discuss demands tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian Church
O'Clouk
Bart
Feantoin Hall
Virginia Ave
Auxbery
Papethargers’ Union
Arverobly
Vingis
Betella Loyelle Edmonds
Tursday West
Roberts Bark
Jew Ag
Hlay
Gr. Alr
Leen Chie Ieaga
Howstone Park
Whighla
Roberts
Abs
Jeranest
Adkinson
Japan
Tomlinson Hill
Maren
Tie
Tadianapolis Linmane Society
Indianapolis Philharmonie
Gove Ile
Seison
Eugtiah
Christian Piederie Martens
Yolvint Maes
Dungin Robertsix
Scrippa-McRae Freas Aunochatter
New York
Mitchell
Walled Mine Workers of America
Robbins
Pitsburg Coal Company
Michell
Pastor Blames Authorities For Local Death Riot
The Rev. O Bal Stevens of First Baptist denounced city leaders and churches for the fatal shooting of Juan Keener O'Connell by Detective Gas during a raid on O'Connell’s home. He claimed authorities and "good citizens" provoked the tragedy by withholding support for law and order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scpppa
Tinnaeres Middlesworth
O. Bal
K. ¥. Stevens
First Baptist Church
Préaenthe
Sa- Juan Keener O'Connell
Detective Gas
Cinelatur
Hackie Ge Uy
Prince Tala tarsa visits Minneapolis and St Paul party
Serious-McRae Press Association reports Chinese ministers headed by Prince Tala rsa visiting the United States. The group toured St Paul sights and local industries before some members continued to Chicago for additional arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
McRae Press
ST Val
Mint
Wese
Prince Tala
Rsa
St. Paul
Chicago
Governor Pattison Improves as Legislature Concludes
Reports indicate Governor Pattison is regaining strength after illness. Officials say he may travel for further recovery once state measures ease and the legislature has adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattison Better
Meripps-McRae
Columaue
Parn Non
Rogers To Answer in Missouri Inquiry Amid Political Talks
New York March 3 Officials of Standard Oil appeal Missouri Supreme Court ruling to compel Henry H. Rogers to answer questions in the Hadley investigation. Justice Gildersteeve sets March 28 for further action while Rogers seeks delay. Prominent Democrats discuss potential candidacies including Holtzman Davis and Salven amid party maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe-McRae Crean Association
New York
Standard Oil Company
Mintouri Supreme Court
Hadley
Supreme Court
Justine Gildershveyve
Henry H. Rogers
Hadley White
Rogers
Atorney
Gildersteeve
Missouri
Carmel's Fine New Church Dedicated in Carmel
Special to the 8 Carmel reports the new meetinghouse dedication led by Rev W D Parr of Kokomo Indiana. Contributions from many donors including Mr and Mrs T J Newburg and Allen Myers supported the project. A plant and cement path were funded locally with substantial gifts aiding Epworth league and missionary work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Parr
Omer
L.I. Netiawer
LW. Crider
Wo Richey
Auman
Verve Tee Releasing
T. J. Newbirg
Hf Richmond
Alien Myris
Jen Myers
Myers
Ble Langston
Philivtelphia
Tad
Badiee Aid Society
Epworth Lexeur
Myers Fambi
Ant
Gaynor denounces Rockefeller on subpoenas at New Rochelle
Justice William J. Gaynor of the supreme court spoke at the People’s Forum in New Rochelle accusing a certain corporate figure of hiding from court. He questioned what any decent man would do if summoned, implying John D Rockefeller by inference as the subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rongressinin
John W. Holleman
Indianagalis
Yeold Conssider
Hettaman
Demoyriyi
Cougters
Seveyel Vimavicy
Sorinpa-McRar Treas Association
New York
Juaticn
Wiliam J. Gaynor
Supreme Court
Peele's Forum
New Rochelle
Jonn D Rockefeller
Dad
Dolan Ousts Mitchell as Union President
Dolan officially notified John Mitchell that he is no longer president of the organization. He claims Mitchell removed and appointed a committee to run district affairs, citing violation of the union constitution and naming supporters to back the move.
Higher Courts Minutes and Appellate Proceedings Incoherent
Fragmentary notes detail Supreme Court and Appellate Court activity with names like Blige Veengegrift and Mae Tyre Vandegritz. Mentions of time extensions, authorities, and notices are interwoven with garbled references to cases and jurisdictions. A separate section references fighting in Morocco with tribes, villages burned, and government efforts to restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Morocco
Scrippa
MrRae
Taxgier
Motoven
Hatent
West Mehr
Besimsan
Figat
Real Estate Transfers From Marion County Records
Transfers of real estate listed from Marion County records up to press time, including multiple parcels, vacant lots, improvements, and triangular tracts. Names include Holt, Churchill, Koschman, Busehmang, Vander, Moseley, Lovett, Holman, Hohrman, Row, Lange, Vernon, Bradford, Digairve, and McCarty among others, with locations tied to Brookmde, Roselinest, Park Grove, Center Township, and Southeast additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
Willits I. Holt
Geo. T Churchill
Adi
Arthur
Brown
Albert x Lawrence
Kasemgat
Varant
Skir Mailer
Bertha St
Sarah C. Moore
Fara
Anire
Owens Park Grove
Ada
Saide
Sugar Grove
Eller Koschman
Alfred W. Busehmang
Lov Colmes
Fletener
Ldy
Rosenbaum
Lowham & To
Cornett Et al
Lawtis
Cornett Place
Furtetian
Beatern
Englich-aves
Geo. R. Vander
Earl Moseley
Brightwood
Thirreth-st
Stanley
S. Lovett
Osgood
Mapfield Park
Bo & T. Arsa
John H Holman
Seturgars Park Place
Elieff
Vurant
Woof Ulinols
Frederick Hohrman
John
Hubbard Et al
Orange Jonn
James E. Hepolda eLoux
Nary
Roler
Parry Towne
Many Brown
James W. Connent
Ilaana
Wrest
St . Cnailemd
Mary Sayershal
Arsenal Park Sidtition
Weis
Vaean
South Side
Vermaetsi
Arsetal
Christina
George of
Sourheret
Wayne
Noah McCresry
Biles
Hoffman
Southwest
Ereet
Alt Hornburgh
Same
Sane
Wiliam H. Lange
Henrinth
Pert
Nuarter
Hervy
Meinebers
Henry
Erette
Ais
Hart Southwest
Cuarter
P. Mol
Aures
Barry Towne
Bebrees Wilkinson
Andersen, War and & Honbard
Aloe
Lave Teer
Richard M. Vernon
Arthur W. “Paylers
Crux
Jet
Armetrang Park
Routh
SVT
REM
Shonen
Sthalay McCarty Pt al
Fet Railroom
Stovk Tarde Compan
H.R
Center Township
Chester Bradford
Byron
Park Udiiion
Aim'e Sith
Saurh Sila
Wistingiensat
Sera
Sphieiettackt
Felm
Lick
East Woodlawn
Fiji
Martindale
Themay
Mosley
Jet Ny
Satare
Lie
Ay Bret
Smitty
City Record for a Day Marriages and Deaths
Fragmented OCR lists marriages and deaths including Hurshet A Wie and Harel, Thorns Charles A, Vendvigks and Jennie Dety, Rogers and Oweng. Rebecca Jonnken, heart failure. Margaret E Puierson, Lexington, Henry Pleps, William Hod. Delaware at Aguata, Anddiestone, one child born, Chadwick at Luther Sullivan, pneumonia. Deaconess Hospital George Frederick Koderlin, multiple brow hoameuanari Keystone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurshet A. Wie
Harel
Thorns Charles A, Vendvigks
Jennie Dety Fin
Nenny Rebecca Jonnken
Margaret E, Puierson Kammia
Lit
Lexington
Henry Pleps
Heacy
Saammeron
William Hod
Dorhorst
Delaware
Aguata
Anddiestone
Biren
Wort Chadwick
Luther Sullivan
Kim
Fanny Brews
George Frederick Koderlin
Hoameuanari Keystone
Longworth Back in Seat Amid Turbulent Session
Representative Nicholas Longworth of Ulta was restored to his post in Congress after a brief vacancy. The House debated leadership choices and a large number of ceremonial gifts were noted, including a ceremonial barbeque and a decorative inch ruler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longworth
Nicholas Lameworth
Ulta
Isis
Ution
Toe Ray
Gomis
Avery
Federal judge orders expedited hearings on immunity pleas
Federal Judge Humphrey orders faster proceedings in the Packers immunity case. Only one attorney per defendant group may cross-examine at a time as evidence from Chief Beath is reviewed. The report notes multiple building permits and property listings amid the scattered docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Packers
Scripps-NcKac Press Association
Humphrey Adepirl
Seer Packers
Beath Tera
W. Beigmilire
Sutherland
Steamship driven ashore in fierce North Carolina storm
A steamship named Nayanor went aground on the North Carolina coast during a violent storm last night. All crew members were rescued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serlyps-MeRnne Press
Aveociation
Nayanor
North Carolina
Factional Vote Forecast Shapes Local Races
Fragmented signals from Doran, Dyer, Stoner, and Bill Heimer suggest split support in the Tenth district. Analysts expect the treasurer race to influence outcomes as Oscar Hadley may shift backing amid withdrawals. Local hopefuls like Rath and others face a tight field with limited alternatives and uncertain majorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doran
Dyerdust
Stoner
Bill Heimer
Oscar Hadley
Dudge
Uefa
Supreme Court Court Denies Motion in State Senator Green Trial
In Washington the Supreme Court denies the defense motion in the trial of State Senator Green of New York. The court sets a verdict of acquittal at the trial’s end, with the ruling noting the postal fraud charges as weakly involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
Scrippe-Meitae Press
Ananeiatiem
Washington
Supreme Court
Colimala
New York
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Rissues
Amalgamated
A W. Thomson
Dustrial
Qpriaugh Lee
Mt i. S. Steel
Way
Texas Paw
Halis Sab Baingna
East Buffalo
Prine
RVG
Cannes
Gtr
Mn Wethers
Yorke
Western
Local Securities
Roa Ripnie
Citizens
Del
Madison Co
Tet
Wayne & W
Indiana Hotel Co
Indiana
Nian ‘Traction Ind
Col. & Routhern Bsnd
Eastern As
Alanapolis
Gronafield Rares Ind
Marthoviia
Northern Traction
Indianapolix Street Railway
Traction & Terminalmeen Olin Water Co
Wien Traction
I. Benda — Merchants
Ier ‘Telephone
Chicago Board OF Trade
Pittsburg
Tivteburg
Reveiuts
Bt Lower
Blair Dyke Wothers
S.vanita
Gudd
Louis
ST. Loves
Cincinnati
Finn Bard Westert
Vollow
Pontie
Kingan & Co
California
Diane
the Indies of
Grave MB
Alnireh
Pathwdler Lodge
Rielheoty
Massachusetts-ave
New
Carles Bo Umit
Opal
Fine Needle Work
Gul
America
Frank
Morrisoi
Idle Parkas
Heddy
Central Ave
Shuvel
Attlerrs Bey
Mek
Anderson
Mra. JT
Alten
Seroud
Bor
Grama
A Uorraday
W. W. Welling
W. A. Qiavie
Enurch
Chaver
Winstel
Barber
Thomaston
Jown Mitchell
Tourzuan
Gaynor
J. DB. B
Dolan
Miners
Sei Muttle
Eylvanta Company
Appellees Petition Fur
Fiat & Walling Mannederuring, Co
Wymond J. Sickert
Appyllant
Indicon
Toler
James A. Foudhyetch
Anna
Ratlwig
Appellent
Farnimpe Co
Evdedity
Ate Noble
Hevard
Neiguinwit
Leo
dotn W_ Rogers aid
Chira Oweng, Teaths
EL Ayia
Aix
Tiger Brussel
SLA Tueniay
People's Outfitting Co
Merchants’ Association
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