Anaconda Sells Up Opening on Stocks Near Final Figures
New York reports opening stock changes near yesterday's final levels with Anaconda and National Lead advancing while Chicago-based selling weighs on Chicago papers' coverage. The day shows mixed, modest gains in select rails and utilities as early trading reflects cautious optimism.
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Scrippe-McHae
New York
BET
Uliyson Pacific
Amalgamated Copper
Car Foundry
Entithern Railway
Atchison, Smelting
Ihat Northern
National Lead
Anaconda
Yeaterday
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Jwulzene & Nashville
Ecouhl
Chicago
Tandon
A. W. Thomson
Airiala
ANT Opty Dich
Fom Cine
Tual Mopper
Amroomia Eee
BOS
Steel_ntd
Whamla
Chemie Tattrats
Pita
Tena
Muolnenu
Ta & W
Brookie RT
Sune TN
Live Stock Prices and Receipts Across Markets
Indianapolis receipts show hogs strong and active with prices up to 4 cents higher, cattle steady, and sheep steady amid limited demand. Cincinnati and Pittsburgh reports echo firm hogs and steady cattle, with prime steers and heavy feeder notes. market tone remains cautious with good demand for prime stock and uneven activity for other lines.
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Indianapolis
Pas
Chotve
Medi
CVU
MS Sys
Chatee Export Bute
Seovere
Cincinnati
Mincinnati
Anthony Memorial Highlighted In Rochester Funeral
Chicago Live Stock reports mixed cattle and hog receipts with prices steady to higher for beeves and fat cattle. A memorial meeting for Susan B. Anthony is announced to be held at her Rochester home with remarks urging women’s equality and civic duty.
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May Wrigs Sewall
Anthony
Susan B. Antony
Misa
Rochester N.Y
Moe Apthous
Pennsylvania
Wanda
Mie Anthony
Minn Anthony
Local Crime and Court Notes From Indianapolis Area
A jumbled local report notes Armitage a ward keeper facing charges, a theft accusation linked to Men Ware, and a court session failing to obtain evidence from a oat room. May Spley, held on a bigamy charge, is not Kane in Indianapolis. An Indianapolis woman alleged to have died by her own hand is named, while McMaster reports the city’s demurrer in Selbert’s paving contract dispute along Washington to Michigan avenues. The temporary measure remains in force as the city braces for action on several charges.
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Armitage
May Spley
Tlarilitan
Indianapol
Indianapolis
Inder McMaster
George W. Selbert
Kelbert Aneed
Washingtonst
Michiganent
Belbert
Grain prices fall as Wheat leads declines in Chicago market
Chicago March 14 Wheat hit a new low amid overall declines with May options at 424 to 425 cents. May corn eased to 424 and July futures showed similar weak tone while oats softened with May at 97 cents and July at 105. Provisions and lard follows mixed movement as Northwestern wheat receipts reflect subdued demand.
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sesippe-Mefine Press
Anbociathon
Chicago
St Provisions Trvmmer
F.S. Rite
Local Securities Market Signals Mixed Week for Indiana Firms
A fragmented list of Indiana securities shows varied activity with many firms cited, including banks, traction companies, railways, and manufacturers. Names such as Indiana Hotel Co, Indianapolis Street Railway, Merchants Bank, and Indiana Union Trackin appear amid a broad catalog of local issuers and price notes, reflecting a cautious market mood.
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Bla
Amer
Maneiugh Bate
Atlas Engine
Ingma
Conaupest
Capital National
Bam
Cluxens
Chmaix Coffee
Ak Paw Ca
Dela & Mad
Fragt Co
Feawral T Gion Sirets Frog
Wabash Val T
Ind
Hote! Co
Leenes
Thdiana National Dank Inc
Indiana ‘Trust
Indiana Union Trackin Co
Indianapolis
Martinsville & TC
Indianapali Fire Inc Co
Indianapolia Gas
Pis
Southeastern Traction
Indianapolis Street
Traction &Permisal
K. M. & W. Traction
Law Building
Laycock Mun
A. Pfa
Marlon ‘Trust Co
Merchants JL. & l
Pfa
Merchants’ National Bank
Warford & It
Peaches Ben
Tropes Light & Moat
Tua
Feetiiterr
Revers & Co
Ve National Bank
Rie
Vinton ‘Traction
Nfl Ce OY
Verceeer
van Damy Hantware Co
Yas Vandalia Coal CY
Comanon
Wasson
Citizens” Street Railroad
del. & Maddison Co
Wayne & Wy Val I Co
Indiana Hotel Co
Indiana Cilon Traction Ind
Cot. & Southern
Halianapelly & Bascgrn
Indianapolis Gas
Greenfield E Tad. & Martinevil
Indianapolis Northern Trac
Indianapolis Street Railway
Travrion & Terminal
Indianapolis’ Water Co
K. M. & W. Traebs
Ty Merchants
Fragmentary note on marshal pursuit in distant hills
A fragmented OCR item mentions United States Marshal Capenigh and deputies in pursuit of the Nidlane and other groups. It hints at hardship for the Nidlane, with a morning movement toward Darroagh and land areas described as guarded by a crowd.
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Scrippe
United States
Capenigh
Rome
Acwaxanland
Aiden
Incorporations Update: American Oregon Company Names Officials
A sparse notice records the acts of incorporation for an American company, with names including W. Shodok, Noah ta Ochi, and Pted MF, plus directors Gitthigd and WU Ray. The secretary of state is involved, with a Wednesday filing date in Miami Florida.
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Ui Americin Orsi Company
Af Mi
Caniht Peoek
Jamtion
W. Shodok
Noah Ta Ochi
Gave Girls Liquor The Mayor's Offer Revealed
A garbled report suggests a mayoral offer involving liquor to young women and references to ongoing concerns about juvenile influence. The fragmentary text implies public scrutiny and potential city action.
Fire Damages Residence in Hobe Parach Incident
Fire department responded to a blaze at a residence in Hobe Parach. Investigators believe an unattended device may have started the fire, causing smoke and heat damage to the structure and displacing occupants. No serious injuries reported.
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Carol T Mie Hettle
Hobe Parach
Salary Insufficiency Claims Highlighted in Court
In a March hearing at the state court, respondent Marslik argued salary is insufficient to meet needs. The case, filed by Clyy a resident of the Serippa Mefing area, focuses on wage inadequacy as the central grievance.
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C. Marslik
Mate Rudkeme
Modern Trial Dramatizes State Budget Case
In a courtroom drama, defense led by Simms attacked Gov. Hanly and state officials over Sherrick's actions. The jury of 12 debated whether Sherrick diverted state funds and whether the governor bore responsibility for prosecution decisions. The defense challenged motives and technicalities while emphasizing Sherrick’s resignation backdrop were not criminal. The trial continued Thursday morning with further testimony and arguments.
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Prince Athert
Lincoln
Frank Thuily
Bima
Simma
Murry
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Shin
Mavc Sherrick
Renodler
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Lone
Sherrick
Hanry
Lnok
City News: New HOM Building Planned on Capitol Ave
A proposed HOM building is slated for construction on Capitol Avenue near Georgia Street. The project, funded by the A. Kiefer firm, aims to requisition ground near Northwestern Avenue and the courthouse square, with costs estimated around 50 dollars per unit and potential multi-year ground usage.
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HOM
Georgia
Capitol-ave
A. Kiefer Mrug
Real Estate and Court Notices Mix with Odd Events
A jumble of property transfers, legal notices, and scattered incidents fills the page. Names like Karl Waupt and Charles Hines appear among stock phrases and glimpses of divorce cases, police activity, and a storm rescue. The fragmentary text also mentions a state fund, Sherrick finances, and a transit of parcels in various additions and streets, all amid garbled OCR.
Loftin Writes Of Miners in Asydaine Magazine
Fred Z. Loftin, Indianapolis press reporter, writes in the April issue of Asydaine magazine on the coal strike. The article “The Thraldom of King Coal” investigates miner pay, operator earnings, railroad and manufacturer influence, and field conditions with photographs from the coal fields.
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Coat
Madane
Fred Z. Loftin
Indianapolis
Tianabitiminoni
Miners Are Here Continued From Page One
Report states there was little to cause miners to steal, with credential checks at New York headquarters under review. Patrick Simons of She rellerd noted rapid credential arrivals as preparations for a January convention proceed. Attendance at the meeting was expected to rise. many credentialed attendees plan to bring credentials. The credentials committee will spend most convention time reviewing documents and addressing important business.
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Sherricks
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Sherrick
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Ile
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Father and Son Die Suffering Pneumonia Side by Side
Pneumonia proves fatal for Harry Trimbill aged 35 and his father Armour Trimbill. The two were hospitalized together from 419 W Market, sharing a bed and couch space as both battled the disease. Hospital staff kept the son's death from the father to avoid distress.
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Tnd
Armour “Trimbill
Non
High Courts Record in Indiana Appellate Actions
A compendium of appellate court entries from Indiana including reversed decisions, transferred cases, and abstracts. Notable items mention Martin Mendayeat Jackson Co and Hamilton National Bank decisions, along with assignments of errors and notices of transfer from various counties. The record also covers taxation cases under Act of 1901, and restraint of trade disputes involving firms like Roby and other local entities.
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Lot T&d. Bey Co
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Hamilton National Bank
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Kesciusko
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Tert
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Gust Briights
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Charles W
Clinton OC
William Fry
Freeman Flara
Emmilton C. C
Wabash River Traction
Ethel Baker
Hupington
A. C. Sodam Bec
Robert B. Bremnon
Charles Belmtree
Montgomery
A.G
Stand by District Defies State Committee Over Rules
Special to The Sas from Blufton Indiana reports Republicans in the Eighth district oppose state committee interference with district rules. District leaders claim jurisdiction, electing their own chairman and filing strong protests as district primaries approach. Only candidate Star Sawel is named for the April 3 district primary.
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Bludefton
Ind
State Committee
Lesdare
Ite
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Wee
McCue
Raetr Atajirtet Ehabrman
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Stillwell Letter Confirms Endorsement Ties in Indiana District
Horace C. Sallwell informs Stillwell and Eighth district Republicans of a district committee recommendation guiding rules. Stillwell, stating his candidacy for Congress, pledges to accept committee actions whether endorsed or modified and to refrain from bolting. He affirms adherence to party authority in the Ge Bishi electoral area.
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Ind
John BL ‘Verhunr
Ter Eighthaise Fteler
Republican
Horace C. Sallwell
Republican Suite Committee
Pasa
Etgath
Sid
Congress
Eighth
Asrlf
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Ge Bishi Congresanmal
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Copyright Code Conference Opens in Washington
The third in a series of conferences on publishing terminology opened in Washington today with representatives from three regions. The gathering aims to draft a codification of and amendments to the copyright law for action by Congress.
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Theorrm
Washington
Marea
Former Mayor Fatnay Tafet Injured by Street Car in Cincinnati
Special to The Sup. reports former mayor Gustav Tafet was struck by a street car yesterday in Cincinnati and seriously injured, remaining unconscious for several hours. Owing to his age his condition is considered very serious.
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Anversll
Lecture and songs by Volunteen of America at Nall Street
The Voluntenre of America will entertain the public Wednesday night at W Washington Street Capl Hatt will give a lecture. There will illustrated songs.
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America
W. Washington-st
Atorson
French miners strike after Courrieren wine disaster
Paris reports 6900 miners in the Courrieren region declare a strike following the great wine disaster on Saturday. The Scripps McRee Iress Association notes widespread worker action in response to the incident and its aftermath.
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Scripps McRee Iress Association
Paris
Courrieren
Bank wreckers in cells in Canon City
Special to The Saw reports that Lannard By Imboden and Jamra A Hill, convicted of conspiracy to wreck the Denver Savings bank, were moved to the state penitentiary at Canon City yesterday.
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Colo
Lannard
Imboden
Jamra A. Hill
State
Canon City
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