Wall Street Stocks Rise Amid Mixed Openings
In New York March 6, Wall Street opened higher with Baltimore and Ohio and Pennsylvania gaining 1 each, Rock Island up 4, Missouri Kansas & Texas up, St Paul up 1, Northern Pacific higher, while Canadian Pacific, Consolidated Gas and others slipped. After a cautious first hour, gains spread, with many issues advancing 1 to 1 1 4. Liquidation lessened, though Canada Pacific slid 5 points. heavy losses persisted in New York Central St Paul Union Pacific and Southern Pacific, yet midday figures showed slight gains over yesterday. Government bonds unchanged, other bonds down. The Hillsteens remained firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Prean Association
New York
Baltimore & Ohio and Pennsylvania Railway
Rock I Iniand
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
St. Paul
Northern Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Consolidated Gas
Long Commission House
Hillsteens
Josses
New York Central
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Chicago Produce prices shown by press association
Chicago March 6 Butter-Creamery extra 31c Egge-Extras 18c Cheese-Twins K Poultry-Turkeys We chickens Mige ducks 17%cheese $5.0007.50 per dozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Scrippa-McRae Press Association
Cincinnati cattle market report from March six 1906
Cincinnati Ohio cattle receipts reach 520 while hogs at 1426 benefit from higher demand. Steers range from 5.35 to 6.50 with better grades, calves vary around 4. Hogs rise to 7.25 to 7.30 for good to choice, mixed packers at 7.18. Sheep receipts steady with lambs fetching 7.6 to 9.7, extra offered at 5.2.
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Cincinnati. O
Chicago cattle and hog market results for March six
Chicago reports cattle receipts around 1000, prices steady to firm for prime beef and feeders. Hog receipts rise with mixed loads trading around 9 to 10 dollars, while sheep receipts near 10,000 show a 10 cent uptick for natives and western lambs. Canned and Texas entries noted with varied values.
Pittsburg Live Stock Prices Report
Pittsburg Pa market note from Marehi Cattle and Buppiv shows steady high, with cattle at 570 to 604, prime 5.50 to 5.65, sheep and lambs mixed quality 4.50 to 7.70, hog receipts and prices around 7.30 for prime and 4.40 to 4.50 for middling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Secripps-Menae Press
Marehi —Caitlhe
Medhuns
Wud Pias
Market Prices and Grain Terms From Local Ledger
A fragmentary list shows corn prices at 45, shelled oats 4164, a sheaf oats value, and straw at 84 ex, millet at 13 00, hay timothy, with mixed weapon cages and references to dates on the 19th. The text is garbled but indicates agricultural commodities and implied market terms.
Produce market report from Perley New York
March 6 market notes list pork prices from $18.50 to $19.00 and butter and eggs values. Lard and tallow quotes appear with mixed regional references and unclear dairy product notes from state dairies and creamery sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Western
Tragic Carlisle Indian Baseball Player Inheritance Case
Ruth Burgin aged four at Capitol avenue died after drinking acid in her home Tuesday night amid rumors her mother had sought solace from Charles Roberts, a Carlisle Indian baseball player. Drs Reeves and Oburn attempted to aid her but she died hours later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Bernard
Charles Roberts
Carlisle Indian Baseball Tean
Sivts
Fev
Bart
Roberts
Wr. Reeves
Samuel Oburn
Senate Passes House Bill Restricting Insurance Payouts
Senate approved House Bill 527 requiring domestic life insurers to pay only on vouchers stating purpose. The measure, tied to a local insurer probe alleging lobbying payments, drew 34 votes to 5 with Black Roemler Strange Wickwire and Forkner voting no. Senator Roemler questioned equal application to others, while Kittinger defended legitimate lobbying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
General Assembly
Kittinger
Roemler
Black, Roemler, Strange, Wickwire and
Forkner
Twelve Passengers Hurt In Chestnut Street Collision
Louisville dispatch reports two cars collided at Chestnut and thelbysts today. One vehicle was nearly cut in two. Twelve passengers were injured, several gravely. Authorities investigated the crash and identified minor injuries among bystanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippr-Meline Prees Associatt
Louisville, Ky
Chestnut and
Thelbysts
Hog and cattle receipts steady amid strong hog demand
Indianapolis report shows hog receipts at 7,500 and cattle 1,000 with hogs selling mainly from 7.06 to 7.19 and best hogs at 7.15. Cattle demand remained solid for fat cows and heifers while steer flesh and quality were second choices. sheep offered were quickly placed as the market stayed steady and unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Local Securities Exchange Meeting Yields Mixed Updates
Local stock exchange members traveled to Anderson for the annual Indiana Union Traction company stockholders meeting. The session showed bids on all securities, with ask prices raised, signaling a more hopeful holder viewpoint. Morning quotations showed few changes as Kokomo, Marion & Western slipped one point on ten shares at 35, and a block of American Central Life at 126 was sold after months of bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Exchange
Anderson
Indiana Union Traction Company
Bhaca
Kokomo, Marion & Weartern
Woshares
American Central Life
March cattle and sheep receipts at East Buffalo market
Scripps McRace Press Association reports East Buffalo market receipts for March cattle 173 with steady prices. Veals 24.30 to 24.50. Sheep receipts 3,000 with 16 cent rise. best lambs 7.75 to 7.90, yearlings 5.00 to 8.75, wethers 5.75 to 6.00, ewes 5.00 to 5.25, mixed sheep 3.00 to 5.50. Hogs receipts 2,250 with higher totals. workers heavy and mixed grades 7.85 to 7.40, pigs 7.40 to 7.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
West
S.A
Scripps-McRace Press Association
East Buffalo
Walk-Over boot shop opens in Indianapolis
An ornamental opening for the Walk-Over store on Pennsylvania Street marks the Indianapolis debut of George F. E. Keith Company Walk-Over shoes. The new shop joins London Paris Berlin New York locations, under J Porter Patterson who brings deep experience from Cleveland’s Walk-Over shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
George EF. Keith
Laondon
Paris
Berlin
New York
E. M. Hutchinson
Many Amendments Pass Senate On Woodfills Bill Vote
In a late senate session on Wednesday, Representative Woodfills public repository bill was approved after numerous amendments. The chamber planned a special order for Thursday to read the bill, with debate intense and motions to reprint. The vote, at 12 50, saw Beardsley Bland Cox Crumpacher Diarre Farber Forkner Gonner Taina Goodwine Plankins Kimbrough Whirkinay Wittinger King Kordine Mc Callum Metain Mattingly Mock Moore of Fayette Moore of Putram Moss Parks of Marshal Pearson Pelzer Roemler Springer Stephenson Strange Tyndall Wickwire voting yes, while Bingham Hanna Kistler MacDowell Parks of Clark Patterson ranke Shaf er and Wood of Jackson voted no.
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Miller
Senate
Phose
Beardsley
Bland
Cox
Crumpachor
Diarre
Farber
Forkner
Gonner- Taina
Goodwine
Plankins
Kimbrough
Whirkinay
Wittinger
King
Kordine
McCallum
Met’ain
Mattingly
Mock
Moore
Fayette
Putram
Moss
Parks
Marshal
Pearson
Pelzer
Roemler
Springer
Stephenson
Strange
Tyndall
Wickwire
Bingham
Hanna
Kistler
MacDowell
Clark
Patterson
Ranke
Shafer
Wood
Jackson
Wheat and grain futures ease as Chicago market closes lower
Chicago March 6 wheat prices slipped with May at 75 3 4 to 75 5 8 cents and July around 76 to 74 8 3. Corn opened down then recovered to around 46 1/4 to 46 3/4 for May and July while oats rose slightly. Hog products softened with May pork nearing 16.50 to 16.75 and lard near 9.82 to 9.00. Local receipts showed 29 cars wheat, 20 corn, 124 oats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Titge
Wwtse
Grain Market Teems With Mixed Bids and Billing Terms
The report lists various wheat and corn grades with billing terms and prices, noting through billing and nominal valuations. It records multiple car counts across white, mixed, and yellow lots, plus oats and hay offerings and inspection statuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dilee
Doe
Winnie
tHe
Maer
Thrauel
Dee
der Thretosh
Hay
Timothy
Timoths
Thaw Trial Testimony Mixes Law and Personal Grief
The trial features Mrs. Thaw's emotional recounting of Thanksgiving church memory and his alleged obsession with a young woman. Jerome questions witnesses, including Dr. Wagner, seeking to prove insanity or intoxication, while spectators note Rattling Nelson’s courtroom presence as Thaw’s case continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome
Wagner
Tr. Tans
Stanford Whitie
Ics
Tr. Wagner
Ratthage Nelson
Pugiliss
Trradel Ettention
Nelson
Busine
Flo
Battling
Thiw
Thin
Uncle Joe Goes on Trip to Europe with Congress
Special to The Sun from New York reports eight members of Congress led by Speaker Cannon embarked aboard a steamship heading to Europe to meet dignitaries and discuss policy. The delegation includes Williams of Mississippi and Sherman of New York among others with Secretary Sherman traveling aboard. They are set to depart on April 2 aboard the liner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Diaveh
Congress
Pude Joe’ Cannon
Pct
Minnesota
Bhenis
Laoetidetslager
New Jersey
Thaenens
Ieversman
Ar Sherman Theswill
Governor McCullough bill moves to executive fate
The McCullough bill, aimed at stripping governors of some appointment powers and altering city election control, awaits the governor’s action as several bills advance in the week. Governor’s secretary said action unclear Wednesday, with reports of delay and a push to deliver the measure at 9 am. Supporters allege a conspiracy by Speaker Emmett Branch and J Monroe Fitch against the measure. Representative Garrard filed a resolution to compel delivery to the governor by Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCulbeargh
Emmett F. Branch
J. Monroe Fitch
Garrard
House
Lawmakers back reference department bill at state library
The Senate approved a bill sponsored by Senator Goodwine to create and fund a legislative reference department in the state library with an annual appropriation of 4000 dollars. One representative warned of trimmed bills but the measure passed 70 to 10 and awaits the governor's signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester
KEPT UP THE WORK YWCA BUILDING FUND UPDATE
The YWCA building fund reached 10426 at noon Wednesday with contributions from citizens committee 1000 Ladies committee 5356 Men's committee 6925 and mail sources 165 Subscriptions announced include W EL Hayward 200 Louis Levey 500 Mrs S RR Holt 500 F J Boster 400 Archibald Cleaver Co 500 Atkins Co 500 Indianapolis Water Co 500 Knight & Gillson 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Committee
W. EL Hayward
Louis Levey
Tad Pall
Mrs. S& RR. Holt Wc
F. J. Boster
Archibald-Cleaver Co
Aeaee
BON Indianapolis Water Company
Knight & Jillsom Cccasnvese Vcesve
Fairbanks Host to State Legislature Guests
Vice-President Charles W. Fairbanks will entertain the state legislature at his home on North Meridians Wednesday and Thursday nights. Mrs. John Wesley Timmons, back from Washington with her father, will assist in the reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Meridians
John Wesley Timmons
Washington
Six to Die on Gallows in Tower Court Sentences
In a Tower court ruling, defendants including Martin Paulsgrose, Thomas yay, Aneleek Brooks Boone, and David feng were each sentenced to death or related penalties. The court affirmed judgments on all cases, with details varying by charge and period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jereerson
Martin Paulsgrose
Andrew Eeu
Tiomas Yay
Aneleek
Brooks Boone Eeu
Tren
Jefe MM Creare
David Feng
Tower Court
Dead birds found in forest near Jasoyville
Miners discover 200 dead birds on Tess tran half an acre of ageind in a forest near Jasoyville. Nun marks suggest cause of death as birds fill surrounding trees with chattering calls.
Editor in gun incident at Hartisan County News
Special to The Sen. Missohooed Valeacy reports editor Meerek Ja Y. Sniff of Hartisan County News faced an attempted assault by wrestler Martin Brundage who sought to whip the editor over a partisan issue. Hostler Sait surrendered to the sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missohooeed Valeacy
Fa. Meerek Ja.y. Sniff
Hartisan County News
Wrest Martin Brundage
Ane Oartidle
Sait
Walcott Arrested in Court On Drunkenness Charge
Former world welterweight champion Joe Walcott sat on a court bench after arrest on drunkenness. He challenged the court about missing funds, showing only a display of ivory teeth as his response. Walcott has a history of courtroom appearances, previously described as a fashion plate.
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Medional Court
Walcott Wet
Walcott
Joe Walcott
Copper Wire Theft Plague Hits Indianapolis Traction
A gang targets trolley and telephone wires amid copper price rises. Thieves cut 300 feet of trolley wire on Weh Miehi Sau Street and remove Central Union Telephone wires on W Morris Street near White River. Police seek arrests as road and phone service suffer. repairs needed and no rubber-tired bogies seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Sau
Move for Rhodius Transfer Under Court Jurisdiction
George Rhodius is ordered moved likely to a suburb or nearby town after a Tuesday conference among Judge Allen and physicians Dr. Hutchins and Dr. Wimbertin. The court grants removal within its jurisdiction, with Mrs. Elma Dare Rhodius accompanying him. A nurse change is requested amid objections from some lawyers concerned for the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rhodius
Rhodius
Mansion debate over six dollar appropriation for Old Homestead
Wednesday the Indiana House debated preserving a historic mansion linked to William Henry Harrison. Supporters urged keeping the structure against its planned demolition for a mill yard while opponents cited other state property and native residence sites. The bill failed by a vote of 40 to 0, with laughter and distraction noted during proceedings in Vincennes.
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William Henry Islaring
Vincennes
Cam
James Garrard
Thess
Burton Green
Gre
Kelley
Was Uncle Sam Buncoed by the Standard Oil Case
Charges filed with the treasury department allege that the Standard Oil Company defrauded Uncle Sam in the Philippines by evading duties on oil shipped from the United States in 1907. The case centers on oil shipments and tariff evasion allegations tied to the Philippine operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SeTippe-McRae Presa Association
Washington
Treasury Department
United States
Philppines
Saved the Crows House Bill Kill Protests by Farmers
The house on Wednesday blocked a bill to place a bounty on each crow killed in the state. Farmers protested the slaughter arguing crows do more good than harm and urged restraint.
Davis trial opens over 69 deaths at Iroquois theater
In Danville West Virginia March 6 the Will J Davis former Iroquois theater Chicago manager faces manslaughter charges linked to 69 deaths when a December 36 1908 fire destroyed the theater. State attorney Buckingham asserts Davis owned the theater and failed to ensure safety measures and proper compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will J. Davis
Iroquois
Chicago
Theo
Cook County
Davis
Vive Ft. Blacksom
Puckingham
Will J. Paris
Behrman Boys On Trial For Begging In Juvenile Court
Nathan and Robert Behrman aged 10 and 12 were taken into charge by the Jewish Federation after juvenile court officers found them abroad late at night, sometimes as late as 2 a.m., while awaiting promised care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan
Robert Behrman
Jewish Federation
Ruef Bond Forfeited in Extradition Case in San Francisco
In San Francisco Judge Dunne’s court Abe Ruef failed to appear and his second bond of 50000 was forfeited. Ruef and Mayor Schmitz faced charges of extorting money from French restaurant keepers. The two bonds total 190000 and Ruef’s whereabouts remain unknown to the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Woman Fatally Injured on Brooklyn Bridge Trolley
Mrs. Jacob Parbridge wife of Mig Turbridge of Gen. 4leLerrs stam was killed on the Brooklyn border when a trolley car cut her person during an afternoon accident after being jolted from a car she rode in with her husband and her father in law Capt William P Pumbridge U U S S A retired proprietor of the St George hotel in Brooklyn was named in the report
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mintrest
Jacob Parbridge
Mig. Turbridge
Elks Minstrels Improve on Second Night at English's
The Elks second minstrels performance at English's Opera House showed performers more at home and the show ran smoothly. Local jokes and topical songs drew good laughter while a patriotic medley and flag tableau closed the act. Notable numbers included Honeymoon and The Mormon Coon among others. The finale is set for Wednesday night.
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Elks’ Minstrels
Opera House
Wiliam Pare Sons
J. Russell Powell
Wells
W. Maiden
Peter Travers
Olison Hayes
Harry Steer
Clergy Lead Petition to Oust Assistant Secretary Geacon
Burlington Iowa episode reports Pastor Mareh J. Phegee Nabeth Osborne of the First Congregational Church organizing a petition urging President Roosevelt to dismiss Assistant Secretary of State Robert Geacon. The move follows claims Geacon attended a Stanford White dinner linked to the Abe "girl in the pie" incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Mareh J. Phegee
Nabeth Osborne
First Congregational Chur
Roosevelt
Robert Geacon
Stanford White
Two Trainmen Killed In Copper Belt Runaway
Bingham Utah March 6 The engineer Lyreh and fireman McDermott were killed and three trainmen injured this morning when a ore train on the Copper Belt branch of the Denver and Rio Grande railway ran away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippa-MecRae Press Association
Bingham
Utah
Lyreh
McDermott
Copper Belt
Denver & Rio Grande Railway
Janet Beecher to Appear at English’s Matinee and Night
Miss Brecker and a cast member from The Herder Pedro Pequor will appear at English’s venue this Saturday for a matinee and the evening show. Attendees are advised to arrive early for seating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Beecher
Miss Brecker
Englise
Pete
Births and Marriages in City Records 2012 NYC
City records show births including a girl at 2012 New York Street and multiple families with listed parents. A sequence of marriages follows including Lowry Attest and Casey Neil among others, with building permits filed for repairs and dwellings at addresses such as Twenty-fourth and Bellet and North Western Ave. The noisy OCR lists numerous names, places, and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuchard Lowry
Josie Attest
John Casey
Bridger Oo Neil
Willam A. Tingles
Silary G. Wheeler
Charles E. Dan Wilson
B.C Yoo Qm
Morgue O
Deesen St
HSF
P. Haldawas
Garnes-ave
S100
Foo Company
Boat Fire Aboard Scrippa Sechae Presa Association Vessel
A New York bound steamer from China and Japan fought a northwest gale when a fire broke out in the forward hold. Captain and crew flooded the hold to flood water wash in as hoses battled the blaze. After three days, the ship righted, bulkheads breached, 200 chests of tea dumped overboard, and $250,000 in damage to ship and cargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Battomy
Poet Queen Her Guest in Cincinnati Tour for the Blind
English writer Frances Pears, personal representative of Queen of Roumania, visits Cincinnati to rally leading citizens for sightless relief. She tours the United States to support the blind, devoting much of her labors to this cause, while connected to Mrs. Nicholas Longworth Sr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chcinnati
Nicholas Longworth
United States
Cincinnati
Harriman Acquires Absolute Control Of Rail Lines
News from Philadelphia states that El H Harriman has gained control of Reading railway and New York Central holdings, including the Wasserman pool and Baltimore & Ohio. The acquisitions give Harriman full command over these lines and related properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Marek J
Eo Authority
EL H. Harriman
Reading Railway
New York Central
Eli Wassermin Pool
Baltimore & Oto
Harriman
Experiments In Atlantic City Test Flying Trains Halt
Westinghouse engineers and Pennsylvania Railroad experts conducted experiments in Atlantic City to stop a moving train within its own length using air brakes, dynamic control, and automatic switches. A safety device and audible signal warned passengers as tests reached speeds near 65 miles per hour.
Indiana Union Traction Company Annual Meeting Report
The annual meeting of the Indiana Union Traction Company was largely held by proxy at the Kruestal offices. Directors elected include Randall Morgan J Levering Jones H H Kingston W Kelsey Jacob Schoepf Hugh McGowan George F McCulloch and Arthur Brady. Officers elected for the Union Traction Company Indianapolis & Northern line are President Phillip Matter Marian Vice president BE Carpenter and secretary treasurer W C Sampson. The Muncie Hartford City & Fort Wayne line officers are President J A Van Osdel Vice President E C Carpenter and secretary treasurer W C Sampson. Yearly earnings totaled $1,? less operating expenses 3%? Gross earnings minus operating expenses equals $?7,935.58 with taxes stock dividends and other charges bringing surplus to $115,502.88.
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Cincinnati
Hugh McGowan
Indianapolis
George F. McCulloch
Munela
Arthur Brady
Anderson
Union Traction Company
Phillip Matter
Marian
BE. C. Carpenter
W. OC. Sampson
Indianapolis & Northern Line
Muncie
Hartford City & Fr
Wayne Line
J. A. van Osdel
E. C. Carpenter
W. C. Sampson
ProsperoUS Cupid Engaged Couple Wed in Evansville
Arthur Tingler and Gertrude Wheeler connected through a promotion at State Life Insurance in Evansville. They married Tuesday at 7:30 PM in the Irvington M E Church, with Rev W G Clinton officiating. Mrs Tingler served as private secretary to Charles F Coffin, State Life’s president.
Westerfeld damage suits against Big Four settled
In Greencastle Indiana on March 6 the Westerfeld damage suits against the Big Four railroad were compromised for 12500 in court. The three lawsuits stem from a Danville incident where a Big Four passenger train struck a carriage carrying Misses Rose Lillie and Lulu Westerfield. Lulu was killed instantly. Rose and Lillie were seriously injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
Ind
Westerfeld
Big Four Railroad
Big Four
Rose
Lillie
Lulu Westerfield
Danville
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Mettae Trean Association
Scripps -McRaee Press Association
Perley
Ruth Burgin
Capitol Ave
Local Securities
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Woodfills Public Repository
Hessay
Alta
Chicago Grain
Scripps-McRae Press Association
City Grain
Tlairs
Tome
Urgalkera
Marrs
Tim
Whaans
Delinis
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Thaw
Fitzgerald
Thaw c
Fivelysn Tiuw Nesbit
Europe
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Wattchste
Joe
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Panama Canal
Flamburg-Amer
Ama Canal
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Daniece
Representatise
James
S. Sherman
J. van Veechten
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M’cullough
McCullough
Mime
Col. Tred Geminer
Department OF State
Brousiie
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Building Fund For the Young
Women's Christian Association
Fairbanks
Lawmakers
Charles W. Fairbanks
Joh Wal
Cott
Boston
March
Cen
Tral Union Telephone Company
Tengu
Harrison
Svednesday
Goodwines
Sam Buncoed
BIRDS
Scrippa
McNae Preas Association
Danville, WV
George Buckingham
Abe Ruef
Scrippe-McRae Press Associaton
Elks’ Minstrels Was
Strel
Carl
MR. Bacon
Sun
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Sethoanad Peasy
Pia
Herman
Jaa Stesias
Wend-st
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Nera Neon
Thomas and
USA
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Prenk
Jaa Nelier
Chisttts-ave
David
Anna Lawler
Timilan Avendeen
Hopsen Giel Woatie Jennings
Scrippa-Sechae Presa Association
Masia
Gernait Sieatiort Vandalla
Eigabeth
Qeon
Roumania
Os Om
Scripps-Melae Presse Association
San
Atlantic City
N. J. March
Ge Therts
Westinghouse Company
Pennslvania Railroad
Guigg
Niles
Herar
Toals
Deonabisun
Superior Dent
Sards
Elock
Uye
Trae
Apaeraias
Indiana
Union Traction Co
Andersons
Indiana Union
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Beln
Kruestal
Peo Vars
City
Emeliy
Indiana Union Practie
Randall Morgan
J. Levering Jones
H. H. Kingston
W. Kelsey
Jacob Schoepf
Arthur Tingler
Evansville
Pre
State Life Insurance
Mr. Tingler
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