Reading, Union Pacific lead opening stock market rally
The market opened with gains in Reading, Union Pacific, Canadian Pacific, and other issues, but soon reversed on sentiment shifts. Amalgamated and Steel weaker, while Reading offered brief advance before retreating. bonds and miscellaneous stocks showed varied moves amid general weakness.
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Wevippe-MacRae Press Asaociation
New York
Esterdas
Union Pacife
Canadian Pacific
Steel
Pacific Wabash
Solarada
Earl
Ietr
Momotary Eiatttoi
A. W. Thomson
Tndustrieis
Apeants
Amal
Copper Ansconda Sol
UB. Steel
Aopid
Virets Chemical A
Penn
Poli
Reading
Brookien F
Enton
B. Steel Se
Topan
Depen
Hogs and cattle trade slows at Indianapolis market
Receipts show 6,300 hogs and 1,400 sheep with buyers slow from the start. Prices for hogs largely hover around 6.25 to 6.95 as bids fade. cattle run slow with better butcher stock steady to a shade higher while common grades prove hard to price. Sheep offerings are light with a quiet close. calves and feeders show mixed demand.
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Indianapolis
LOCAL SECURITIES MEETING SHAPES MARKET OUTLOOK
Stockholders meeting at Titlincula Treelon generated a public statement that touched securities at the Wigal stock exchange. Union Traction common rose 42 points while preferred stock gained fractionally. many issues held steady or declined with no sales recorded. Analysts say the message is already priced in. focus remains on few changes in figures and the overall cautious market tone.
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Invat
American National Bank
Auas Engine Works
Hotel Cay
Tie Guar & Tan
Cras
Hinniea Catn Traedion
Hliguepelig Auattoir, Phil In
Murtinectile Renataeniperie Fire Inc
Reeves & Co
Old Becurity Trust Co
Union National Bank
Vaton ‘Traction
Lnion Traction
Pre - Vaion Rust
van Cain Mardware Co
Mtd
Vooditlig Coal Co
Wasson
Citgens’ Strey Railroad
Wayne & W Val T, Co
Indiana
Indian Unio “Trartien Gr
Col
Southern
Indianapalis Gas Ind
Greenti Ind
Mer Jel
Narchern Ia
Interaction & ‘Petsathalan
Kidhuapitis Wetre Ca
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Traction Fe
Berens Ues
See Party Peril Promises Clear Stand on State Officers
Voices warn Indiana voters of a political shakeup as debates over the Sherrick trial and recent events shape the fall election. The piece urges a straightforward answer from parties to the public and a firm stance on the platform amid a charged political climate.
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Sherrha
Sherrick
Argieligner
Indiana
BUSINESS IN BUNCHES AND COUNTY CONVENTIONS
In Belgrade Servia a political party faction schedules county and state conventions to select candidates while a mass convention is planned. Voting and delegate timing will be announced after arranging county meetings. A local dispute over marketing led to a fine for Frank Wheel after a confrontation with Marcus Freedman over a peck measure.
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von Wer
Nuenvilles
Annem Sjexs
Liatg
Frank Wheel
Marcus Freedman
Freedman
Evaro Smo
Minnesota Judge Strikes Name From Ballot In Mayor Race
Judge Orr of Minnesota orders the name Ehnen stricken from the city ballot and Republican tickets for the mayoralty nomination. The action follows a district court fiat and applies to the March 7, St. Paul area ballots.
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Orr
Minnesota
Olin Ehnen
Serigos-Mefine Prean Association
IT. Paul
Minn
Ehnen
Judge Orr
Wheat Falls Back as Faith Orders Tragic Case
Chicago March 7 Wheat futures fell while oats held steady and corn rose. Reports detail a fatal inquest into the death of Mrs Ella Turner and describe the family's staunch faith and insistence on divine aid over medical intervention. Turner and family, from Zion City, faced verdicts and legal questions about medical choices versus religious belief.
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Scripps-McRae Preas Association
Chicago
Ted Wintar
Fall
Terner
Lally
Vorpors Mon Counsel
Pal Moore Wan Amit
Andres Turner
Phesielat
Rheinfardt
Hawtse
Knertine
Beady
Turner
Keller
Tinie
Fingers Burke 15 Guilty in Ridgeville Bank Robbery Case
Special to The Sum Wictstar reports Michael Burke was found guilty in Ridgeville bank robbery. He and another suspect were implicated in the October robbery and Burke was sentenced to the Mehta Chi prison for fromwo to 1 year.
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Wictstar
Voit
Michael
Burke
Wen
Rui Boli
Tin Trey Ridgeville
Wecit
Mehta Chis
Voting Machine Case Set for Trial in Marion County
The Standard Voting Machine Co faces a March 19 trial over sale of voting machines to Marion County. Attorneys for both sides plan expert demonstrations to prove machine worth, while opponents seek to show possible manipulation of the United States standard machine. An independent theater production in Indianapolis is noted in relation to Mayor Bookwalter.
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Dodge Vinson Carter
Weow
Spencer
Marion County
United Ftaten
Standard Voting Machine Company
Piahelst
United States
Patchy OCR Claims Contract of Pieter Freige from Detroit
Fragmentary report notes a flawed contract involving Pieter Freige of the ye pgaters in Detroit. The document was received at the Indianapolis office on a Wednesday and prompts return to practice with teammates. Details about further personnel moves and pennant context are unclear.
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Pieter FT Freige
Yepgaters
Detroit
Indianapolis Ram
Texas
Sper
Enue
Baseball Uralne
Locked keeper in a jail cell incident at Booneville
March 7 in Booneville Kentucky five men overpowered the jail staff and locked a inmate in a cell then assaulted Hiram Brandenbur who had been sentenced to 118 years in the penitentiary The case had been carried to the court of appeals which affirmed the judgment
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Scripp
Malicious suit case affirmed by appellate court
Elmira Whteepi seeks relief against her mother’s attorney for malicious use of court process. Appellate court affirms judgment against Mrs Whitnell and the Wayne circuit, citing a complex family land transfer and alleged coercion by the mother’s attorney. The lower court had ruled the complaint insubstantial, and the appellate decision upholds that ruling.
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Elmira J. Whteepi
Studs
Alee
Whitnell
de Wayne Cirewit Naure
Sys. WhitnelVick Athorites
Tle
Mmpel Inte
Pritchard Awarded 300 In Road Company Case
Judgment favors Del Peitehard against a road company for assault and battery. The plaintiff, after buying a round trip ticket, was refused service and offered cash fare, then injured in the incident. The appellate court today upheld the award.
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Road Company
Ansault
Baer
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Amo
Wip
Biows
Peseos
Aongrem
Ing
Mantis Doubtful About Oil Trust
Reripps MeRas Cress association, NBW York, March 7. F L Blake, who ran a financial information bureau, received an inquiry from Adelph Berowlea of Liberty Oregon seeking verification of Standard 611 company’s mining accident and Rockefeller’s alleged flight. Blake directed the Oregon man to T W Lawson of Boston for confirmation.
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York
F. L Blake
Adelph Berowlea
Liberty
Rockefeller
Blake
Oregon
T. W. Lawson
Bneton
Sherrick Trial Faces Long Jury Process and Witnesses
Report notes extensive jury questioning as fifty five men examined amid expectations of a prolonged trial. Witnesses are summoned including Gov. Hants and family friends to testify to Sherrick’s character and integrity.
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Jstate
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Noblesville
New Streets Suggested by Public Works Board
Plan for wide new streets includes cement sidewalks and pavements of bituminous macadam. Improvements cover Walnut, Maxwell, Cort, Lovks, and Blakes streets with concrete curbs, cement sidewalks, and sanitary sewers.
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Lender Loses The Money In Township Bond Case
An appellate court ruled that a lender could recover funds loaned to a township and that a representative acted without authorized authority. The decision centers on a bond transaction involving Benjamin F Atoare and the Teinge P company, with damages cited and the township bound by the actions of an unauthenticated agent.
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St. Coty
Oaklandon
Gey
Hanry
Cellian
Wennendus
Mellem
John Kara
Mie Tvastee
Mitel Power
Community groups schedule meetings Wednesday afternoon
A crowded list shows the Improvement anxiety group and multiple church Ald societies meeting Wednesday afternoon at various local venues. Mrs Vinney hosts and 141 Camppt hosts the W F O M event. other gatherings include Grace M A church women, Central Christian church, Fourth Presbyterian church, and several neighborhood clubs with luncheons, entertainments, and a Day Nursery fundraiser at Tomlinson hall.
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Cuahing-st
Marion County
Day Nursery Association
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Ibs Propylacum
Tomlinson Hall
W. A Quayle
Meridian St
Church Mall
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Vistver
Delawarest
Pengrain
Chavis Ho Hamill
Chicago
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Watt
Gianapolia
Frank A, Morison
Mark-ave
Cromy Hill Cemetery Association
Board of Public Works
Abe Indlce
American Chemical
Columbia Hall
Washingtont
Bookwalter
W. J. Hedricks
Irvington
Eivanswitle
James
Brian
Menry Zerby
Woodmem
Indianapolis
Kpworth
Eague
Roberts Park Church
Marion
Thomas
N. Penneytyymarkt
Newphone
Feneral
Frank N. Lay- Vor
Olver HL Carson
Judge rules in favor of Andrews receiver in Vigo case
Judgment ren dered by Judge Atkinson for Andrews receiver against Conzman Miller Williams Gunray Conzman Smith Goldsmith Nammill with G E West and others. Defendant Conzman formed a company to obtain a Terre Haute public utility franchise. he served as secretary and cashier, misused bank funds, and the company dissolved.
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Atverson
Federal Court
Agimnst
Terre Haute
Natay Congman
Iater
Incorporations report shows several new companies formed
Articles of incorporation filed with the secretary list Marlin Stowe Works Marion with 5100 capital and multiple directors including Robert J. Spencer and J Wood Wilson. Also notes East Chicago firms Trey Slovensky Garisaky Sokol and Thiele company Kevanaville with minor capital figures and incorporators Ignatian A Thiele and Sary M Thiele. United States Powder Company Terre Taulе increases capital from 100000 to 300,000 with Jub Bree Tinm as president and Norman Bod as secretary.
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Viane An Tol
Marlin Stowe
Real Estate Transfers From Marion County Records
Transfers of real estate recorded in Marion County list numerous parcels with buyers and neighborhoods. Names include Annie McG Terbune, Walter Johnson, James Bowers, William Mesclida, Margaret Killer, Marta Chin, William Denny, Mary Collins, Eliza Jones, Arthur Brown, Sarah Brattwatt, Jacob Schate, John Lewallen, Hamilton Carell, Alvin Beard, Patrick Kennady, and others across towns like Juliett, Indianap, Decatur, and Warne. Prices range from 100 to 14,000 dollars, with many lots described by additions, blocks, streets, and improvements noted.
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McGregor
Don A. Anderson
Williat Curley
Sand Hubbard
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Shelby
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James St. Bowers
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Thitty
Dean M. Bamlasky
Freed Wohlfeld
Mer.st
S. of Flaymord
Margaret St. Killer
Susana Klusman
Mariette-park Adel
Soby
Bruce Place
Central-ave
Gyic E. Allen
Conrad Stumphebux
Dé Davidson
Highland-ave
Michigan St
Eliza M. Jones
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John T. Lewallen
Sumner
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Southwestorner
Supreme Court records and case notes from the Higher Courts
The document compiles appellate and supreme court entries, reversed decisions, and trial actions involving Southern Ry Co v Bitlis A R, Hag Sam cases, and various estate, negligence, and personal injury matters. It lists judges, locations, and outcomes, with notes on attorneys fees and procedural transfers between courts.
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Ella Alexander
Southern Ry. Co
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Crawford C
Sam
Lagonarien
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Merily Reagan
Twenty-eighta
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Langht
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Ola Behledder
Martin
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Nera Gavin
Swing
Evansville
Jor and Storage Co
Manderburg S.C
Raby, Ct
Swing Ve. Jill
Supreme Court
Building Permits Report Highlights Local Constructions
Appellate court entries accompany permits for numerous projects across towns. Notable items include dwelling additions, repairs, remodels, and new structures. Firms such as Washington and Felt Railroad and Indiana Trust Co. appear among the listed approvals and notices.
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Pritchard
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Henge
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Boone Co
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Elmira
Divorce Granted After Disorderly Court Appearance
Blanche Todde testified that Charles Todde is a dissolute husband and a threat to her. He appeared in headcuffs from the workhouse after a prior beating of his mother. Todde faced a 70 day sentence and the couple remained apart for a month during which separation revealed the husband’s faults.
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Blanche Todde
Charles
Toride
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Lon
Campfield Funeral at Saeine for A G Campell
The funeral of A G Campfield, who died of apoplexy, was held at the family residence at 213 N Ajehamaat. The burial took place at Crown Hill. Campfell born in Morrie county, New Torney, in 1694, worked over 15 years as a contractor and guilder.
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A. G. Camptell
Whey
Ajehamaat
Ty Crown Hill
Campfell Wan Bor
Morrie County
New Torney
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