Market opens irregularly as stocks show mixed gains
Early trading in New York shows modest advances for some issues like Axaconda National Lead and Consolidated Gas while others decline. Reading slips and copper prices edge higher as private settlements rumble through brokers amid rumors of large purchases and a tentative market recovery. Government bonds hold steady as traders weigh near term gains against lingering volatility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axaconda
National Lead and Consolidated Gas
Scrippa-McFine Preau Association
Wew Fork
Union Pacific
H. J. Rogers
Amalkamatrd Copper Iron
A. Heinze
Unlisted Securities and Live Stock Prices Highlight Market Notes
New York Produce exchange items list unlisted securities including Maven G-Pork-Mese Mee Lard-Weaton and other names, with details on dairy products. Cincinnati Live Stock reports March market results with bids on cattle calves hogs and sheep, prices ranging for extras, packers, and tambr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tallowa
Elonwee
Staté Datey
Sana
Ifsett
Cincinnati
Cincinnati O
Chicago Livestock Market Report Snapshot
Dense OCR excerpt shows cattle beef and dairy terms with prices for cattle calves steers heifers, hogs and sheep receipts and bids. Mentions Chicago market, March 6, mixed figures for live stock categories, weights and prices including per hundredweight and per head figures, with notes on steadiness and quality across cattle and hog receipts.
Live Stock Prices and Markets Report from Indianapolis
March reports show active cattle and sheep markets with steady tone versus prior week. Receipts around 4500 cattle and 1000 mneap. buyers cautious but demand for prime stock remains strong. best heavies and choice stock hold firm while bulk supply meets light competition. Prices listed for various grades, with veal calves and lambs showing notable figures amid overall quiet close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Bae
Hoosier Homes Robbed by Tuberculosis Exhibit
The State Board of Health highlights 1904 TB deaths in Indiana with 3 820 males and 1 316 females among 1 091 mothers and GS fathers, noting VA16 homes left fatherless or motherless. An exhibit at Tomlinson Hall aims to educate the public on self care to prevent this tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sife Board of Health
Vaila
Tomlinson Hall
Lewis Prison Sentence Reported by Moblesville Writer
Special to the Som reports Lewis was moved to Michigan Chey prison for a term between two and twenty one years. The item notes Hawan convicted Rera of murdering his wife at Indian Nis.
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Lewis
Moblesville
Michigan Chey
Xorra
Hawan
Rera
Pia
Indian ' Nis
Griffin Accepts See Saw In Place
Griffin accepts a position seen in Indiana March, with mention of a mare and a state placement. Readable fragments suggest a local brief about a person named Griffin taking a role or responsibility, with limited surrounding context due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffin
Mareh
Humane Society Meeting in Indianapolis
The Indianapolis Humane Society will hold a meeting on Wednesday night at the Commercial Club. The gathering is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humane
Indianapolis Humane Society
May Wheat and Corn Prices Jump in Market Report
The market notes higher May wheat with July options at about 0.78, May corn around 0.43, and oats near 0.30, with receipts listed by grain. Prices for No 1 red winter and No 1 yellow corn show gains, alongside mixed white and yellow wheat varieties and a busy Chicago Produce section detailing cheeses, poultry, and livestock prices in Buffalo and Chicago markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aia
Juby
Rae
Otsloged
Bie
Public Events and Club Meetings Headline
Local organizations list events for the week including meetings at St Patrick's church social sewing Thursday and various auxiliary groups meeting at homes across the city. A McKinley club election and a charitable bazaar plan high community engagement.
Compromise Over Morocco Discussed by German, French Leaders
Berlin reports from March 6 indicate Emperor William plans to conclude a compromise on Morocco satisfactory to France and seeks a meeting between the Kaiser and President Fallieres at Margolles during his upcoming tour in the Measter. German and Frankfurter Zeitung sources note international diplomacy now centers on Europe’s tense mood and past near clashes with France and England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe-Metine Presse Association
Berlin
Teesa
William
France
Fallieres
Margolles
Rthean
Frankf Urter Zeiting
International Upitarion
Europe
Gormay
England
Insurance Regulation Bills Considered in Ohio House
The Ohio House last evening reviewed bills by Rep Segippe-McRae and Murch aimed at regulating insurers. Proposals ban syndicate speculation, cap large single-story policies, and limit nonparticipating policies. Penalties for false earnings estimates added, pensions for old workers promoted, and corporate political contributions restricted. Insurers must disclose interests with the secretary of state. Mutuel caps set at 5000 dollars, stock companies at 10 percent of capital. Mutuals must oversee expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Segippe-McRae Preae Association Columblae, C
Murch’s
New ‘York
Incuts “Ance
Companie S
Stewart
Politcal Nsinpalkns
Jonhy
Secretary of State
Paules
Arrest 28 Persons In Connection With Local Case
Special to Tee 302 reports twenty four men and four women were arrested yesterday in relation to the disappearance of farmer Christopher Sven. Authorities believe Sven was murdered in a saloon for his money, and his body was concealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigux Falla
Christopher Sven
Aven
Donation to German Evangelical church in Vincennes Indiana
A donor gave 5000 dollars to the German Evangelical church in Vincennes Indiana. The contribution was presented in memory of Edward Bierhaus aged 96 died recently in Indianapolis. The donor name appears as Servint and Marcin G The transmission of funds is recorded for church records.
Reduced Oil Rate Cut By Missouri Railroad Commission
Special to The Sam from St. Louis reports the Missouri Railroad Commission approved a reduced oil rate. The new rate drops to 19 cents for travel between Kansas City and St. Louis and between St. Louis and Kansas City, down from 21 cents. The prior rate from Kansas City to St. Louis was 17 cents and 22 cents the reverse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Missouri Railroad
Cammieston
Kansas City
Kansan City
St. Touls
Duke Denies Report on Marriage to Mrs. Palmer
London dispatch says the Duke of At nil denied a circulating claim he would wed Mrs. Potter Palmer of Chicago. The widower Duke, aged around 60, is very wealthy and unrelated to the reported engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippa-McRae
London
Duke of
At Nil
Potter Palmer
Chi
Government Demands $27 000 in Unaccounted Military Supplies
The United States district court filed charges against Alan J. Hopkins in a case titled United States vs Hopkins. The complaint alleges Hopkins as a lieutenant misused military supplies valued at about 35 9001, failed to account for transportation clothing and campage for the regiment, and did not render required reports. The suit marks the first case of its kind in the region and involves claims of improper use of supplies and accounting failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District. Court
United [States
Alan J. Hopkins
Bador
Hopkite
Hopkins
Ted Fay
Volenwer
Pinchtiatel
Senator Charged With Bribery In Wisconsin Court
A Wisconsin senator faces bribery allegations tied to a fundraising venue and court charges. The case includes proprietor Stark of a local harbor and a March hearing. Eaton requested additional procedural steps.
Pensions for 2 700 Men at New Vot Program
Pension scheme expanding for 2 700 men, with veterans from various units to receive retirement benefits. Officials report progress, outlining eligibility and funding steps, amid ongoing administrative delays and legal considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serippe-Meltae Treep Agkorinitos
Ponneyivania Callono
Othe Vetly
Higher Courts Rehearings and Appeals in Indiana Cases
A stream of appellate actions across Indiana courts includes reversals and denials in cases from St Joseph to Vanderburgh and Tipton counties. Notable items: Southern Railway Co. vs. Masterson. Bath Masterson v Southern Ry. McElwaine-Richards Co. vs John Wal. Clear Creek Stone Co. and Frank Carmichael minor Brown appeal petitions denied. petitions for rehearing overruled in several matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfond
Henry A
Clear Creek Stone Co
Frank Carmichael Minor Brown
McElwaine-Richarda Co
John Wal
Tipton C. C
Avpellate
St Joseph County Savings Venk
Bowth Bend
Ind
Rendall
Tal
Adm
S. Pulaski
Adirmed
Myera
James B. Soring
Wietee
Eye
Vanderburgh
Southern Lady
Lafayette Waker
Davleas Cog
AmArmed
Witey
Appellate Court Rejects Bank Claim Against Gray Estate
The St Joseph Savings Bank of South Bend cannot recover attorney fees from the estate of Jennie A Gray. The court held the note and mortgage secured the debt but did not require the estate to pay legal costs. The decision notes the claim was disputed and paid soon after filing, with attorney fees not covered by the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Cy & Stl
City ‘Trust Base
Denefit and Gaiety Co
Marion
St. Joseph Viowing Savings Bank
Bouth Bend
Jennie A. Gray
Bam
Ava
Moarrange
Dex
Bank
Ward
Witness John Harris Petree Dies After Publicity Stir
In Houston on March 6 the witness John Harris Petree died from a broken heart and collapse caused by worry over publicity surrounding the Geary era case. The proceedings against Dr Penny McLean involved professional conduct accusations and an unrelated matter against McLeod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beripgn-McRae
Hoston
John Harris Petree
Penny McLean
Geary Aréma Guill
Expert to try voting machine testimony delayed
In Marion County a court case involving J W Sparker and the United States Standard Voting Machine Company delays the trial. The injunction remains in force as experts are to be ready to testify on the relative use of voting machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
United States Standard Voting Machine
Vinson Carter
Spencer
National Voting Machine Company
United States Standard Company
Vowert
Insieta
Coal operators in session near New York meeting
In New York a session of coal operators led by George T Baer, president of Reading Company, will consider miners demands. Officials plan to appoint a committee this week for a joint conference with miners representatives to prevent a joint conference with the miners copreventatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baer
Scrippe-Meline Peeas
New York
Mare G
Giorge T Baer
Reading
Rai Todd
Mar
Joan Mitchell
Jr Ly
May Sell Walsh's Roads
Chicago March 1 The Chicago seating lines in communities appointed the setrre io the atfsira of the Chicago National bank where John R Wathen van preston offered to sell the Southern Tidiana and Chicago Southern roads The offer was made amid advisement by Apta Anpeta and BETACO.M0 with several men present in the room
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Chicago
Setrre
Atfsira
Chicago National Bank
John R. Wathen van Preston
Tidiana
Awaisha Anpeta
Betaco
Omer
Wade Tom
Atenerert
Panic in a theater as fire breaks out during performance
In Logansport on March, a fire erupted beneath the stage of a theater during a wartime show. Smoke filled the house causing a temporary evacuation with the audience dismissed. Little damage was reported to the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippa-MeRor
Logansport
Jed
Wight
Marriage Ceremony Authority Questioned by Clergy Official
A local pastor and squire from Overport Kv Mah W-dnage Henry D Marga of Brerkenridge County dispute his authority to perform further marriages. The document claims he signed a pledge to conduct more ceremonies and asserts his legal right to do so. The act is described as sacred and previously performed in private, raising questions about prior uninvited observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serippa-Meitue Treas Association
Overport
Henry D Marga
Brerkenridge Coun
Bharnday
Auinding
Indac Mergar
Case of Catherine and Skelly vs Indianapolis Terminal Company Dismissed
The lawsuit for damages filed by Catherine and Skelly against the Indianapolis Terminal Company was dismissed in superior court Monday. Plaintiff rode in a defendant car and sought an injunction to stop compromise talks. case settled out of court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine & Skelly
Indianapolis ‘Fraction & Terminal Company
Idamages
Edwand Etes
Phalmtett
Falmeri Lindstrom Charged With Failing to Provide for Family
Edith Henry Lindstrom of Anderson Indiana reports her husband Oscar Gymtat Lindstrom faces charges for failing to provide for his family. This special to The 51 notes the case details and local reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson, Ind
March
Edith
Henry Lindstrom
Utvores
Oscar Gymtat Lindstrom
Falraes
Pat Crowe 18 Broke Special to The Sun
Omara March report that Pat Crowe, aged 18, is broke. He allegedly priced mortgage on a poolroom fixtures and expects all funds from Cudshy to be spent. Crowe’s finances appear strained amid unclear business dealings.
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Pat Crowe
Sun
Omara
Crowe
Cudshy
Real Estate Transfers From Marion County Records
Transfers of real estate show numerous parcels traded among many parties including Geo. Sweet, Peppin's But, and L. Ason. listings include Cottage Grove add lots, Park add sections, and various vacant or improved parcels with prices and lot dimensions. Several names appear repeatedly such as George Eberhardt, Howard Henley, and Eliza Woods, with terms detailing locations like West Side Villa Ave and North Indianapolis neighborhoods.
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Geo. Sweet
Peppin's But
L. Ason
Cottage Grove
Wea
Villa-ave
Orange St
Michael O'Connor
Wm. L. O Copner
KN. EB. Cor
Men
Maryland
Chas. C. Hale
Tarry
Robbins
Lot
Isteat
Amanda Rupp
Elate J. Blits
Rupp
E. Cor. Stanley
Annalts
George €. Dematt
Howard N. Hennley
Aces
Petey
Evin & Hensley
Same
Fohnley & McCrus Millinery Company
Thos. W. Dridge
Indianapolis
Radeoreet
U. Vehling
Rudolph Ruacher
Fletcher
Brookside
Aroglio
Vasant
Eleventh St
Reneinh Buseher
Finn
Arthur VY. Brown
Chas
W. Oureler
Rearmunt
Vaseant
Nat Aide Wurman-atve
Bertha St
Eliza Woods
Minnie Hswerh
Reagan Park
West Side
Ashland-ave
Twenty-fourth St
Ficorletta
J. A. Ammerman
Frators
Lynch
Brookild
Sta- Hon-at
George C. Demate
Guardian
Missour SE
Putham
Gerry
Bein S. Housley
Ennement
Willam
Louisa Oden
Rabbine
Genth Aide
Twenty-seventh-st
Sclurmans Ave
Addison L. Roache
Willets J. Holstrip
Lnrlananodia
Formhwenern-ave
Eugene
Herewell
R.A. Baughman
George W. Bruce
Hubvard Et
Ale
Ida G. Smith
Eid M Tadi
Comer
Avrors
Biateaves
John Diederich
Hervey G. McCaulin
Lincoln Park
Honest Feet
Saat Aida
Robert A. Moore
Henry Hretaiot
Bec
Orth BR
Fracklin
Hany
Albert W. Denm
Mary C. Mollerm
Denny's
Nadithon
North Side
Perkins At
Punematic Elevator and Welgner Company
Chester Brachard
Purl Northwoee
I Center Township
Ogledale
Wast Park
Silents Bancst
Suvan Gren
Willam Frseom
Mforton-plaer
Sugar Grove
Chatlen H
Sehrades
Perk
Julian Et Als
Irvington
Rawlsave
Audubon Road
Wiliam H. Hoten
Jettrreon
Claypool Et al
Wanare
Washington St
New Jersey-st
Clara Robertson
Joseph N. Gans
Hale
SS Pletcher
I'S Ep
Outlet
Henry Ho Horbrook Treates
C. Dickson
Gorner Wobath
Peonsylvania
Lawrence Lagsdon
Charles F. Moulyler
Logsdan
Alte Churchman-avs
Prompact al
R. Sawyer
Alvin T. Chari
Wrinlet
Norhside
Vaotr
East Grie Western-ave
Southewst
Stnta
Bouthernaros
Eimer E. Duncan
Carria le Dencan
McCary
West
Ary Bor Ave
McCartyst
Sles
Frank Lawson
Emma Lawnon
Phalp
Cub
Columbia
Pact
Phetps-rt
Eawin A. Headrickesn
Renry Rothe
Arnne
Waheshstz
Coretta T
de Borohat
Aes
Julius A. Lemeke
Interae Cama
Barrington Scrippe McKes Freee Assoriation Case Hangs
In St Louis Missouri on March 15 George Barton heir to the Dukedom of Barrington faced a death sentence for the murder of his friend dying P McGann two years prior. The Supreme Court in Jefferson City granted a motion to transfer the case to the Court en banc potentially altering his fate. Barton's criminal record includes an attempted murder five counts of bigamy forgery and other offenses beyond the conviction.
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Scrippe
Barton
Navigation 18 Opened Special to The Sute
Detromy Mink reports Navly Fatlan opened on Lake Erie as the steamer City of Detroit stayed for Cleveland carrying 100 passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Detroit
Cleveland
Incorporations and Board Changes in Local Companies
Waubaunsea Tribe No 58 organizes at Flat Rock with directors Samuel Hit Samuel Davis and Joshua Andrews for Charlestown Creamery. The Rheath Giant Co at Hartford City increases capital stock from 930,000 to 100,000. Ralph D Speath named president and Clyde Gimimel secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waubaunsea Tribu
Flat Rock
Samuel Hit
Samuel Davis
Joshua Andrews
Charlestown Creamery Company
Raps Mat Ptock
Henry J. Lois
Wilellara Darnet
Join Carr
Edwin B. Bentley
Lewla Pingtenbaugh
Jamen Te ‘Cole
Arthur M. Guernsey
Rheath Giant Company
Hartford City
Ralph D. Speath
Clyde
Gimimel
Political Effect of Trial Shapes Campaign Notes
The trial's political fallout concerns Bherrivit attorneys and attacks on Gov. Manly. Politicians expect the GOP state convention to be affected by the case which may take time to unfold. Endorsing officers and the governor could be challenged as the trial drags on and public funds questions arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bherrivit
Manly
Acta
Man Burned to Death In Barn Fire Incident
A merchant named Emil Fue Ring, 36, was fatally burned by a stove or fire source while serving customers. His clothing caught fire and set a neighboring barn alight, causing fire to spread and destroy portions of the barn and surrounding area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Wis
Maren
Emil Fue Ring
Erchant
Fagine
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Union Traution
Elncinnati
Tne
Treat Vopper
Vent
Life Ins. Co
Elvetrie Boat
Amerinanational Bank i
Atlas Engine Works
Eto
Roid
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Tarana
Central Trust Cn
Timax Coffee & Bak. Pow. Co
Colipania Nartongl Bank
Rust Cn
Rion Surety
Wabash
Coe
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Sonnel Vee Oy Ind
Hotel Co
Mighell Mining
New York Transit
Ieee
Indiana National Bank
Resal
Tiifana Trupt Co
Undtaia Union Friction Co
Wynd & Martinsville F. Mt Standard Pl
Indianapolis Fire Ins
Conde Sys
Indianapolle Gas Co
Union ‘Opney
Pis & Southeasteen
Marion Trust
Merchants’ H
Merchants National Bank
Tartford & Fi
New Telephone Co
Vt People's Deposit
Raut Fertitiser
Reeves & Co
Me Security Trust Co. EU
Union National Bank
Waion
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Voy Trace Co
al van Canp Marea
Casgent Breet Railroad
Madizon Co
Wayne & W. Val
Greenfield aRityradia
Martinaville
Re. T. Be
Northern Traction
Indianapollo Street Railway
Traction & Terminal
Indianapolia Ware
Morente Heat & Ilent
New Telephone
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Louis
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Texam
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Meady
Nativan
AOA
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Trine Beeves
Sager
Hoosier
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Thichite
Tural
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Mhojer
Springs
Wisc
Satooke League
Mrn- Marie Copa
Engelking
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Gadlee
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Gale
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Women's Auxiliary
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Morrinest
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St. Joseph's
Turaday
Francis B. Dowd
William Henry Fos
Herron Art Institute
Propylaeum
Tesday
Réburte Park
M. E. Share
WF. Mh
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Welock
Mss
Nettle van Bergen
Capitoleave St. Tamina's Das
Irvington M. Nf
J. Josephs Training School
Woman's Wome Missionary Society of the
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Chart
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Campbell
Fred Lynwall
Florence Howe
Aunuhor Sorlery
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Renital
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Calen Mille Hall
Levey
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John Z. Eng- Han
Sherman
Inediana
Ita
Morocco
the Kaiser
President Fallieres
Ohio Regulating Insurance
158Th Indiana Regiment
Apedal
Muawateere
Maret
Bacou
Cele
Jade Lahwin
Bravor
Bone
Bee Wo Stark
Plank Jrroutine
Harber Shay
Ilurhig
Eaton
Supreme
Walsh
Bui
Chance
Barrington
Missouri Supreme Court
Afleenite Exe
She Nity
Taft’s Dental
Washington Street
Opp
Taylor Carpet Co
Oventiersen Cigar Co
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