Wall Street Stocks Surge Amid Shifting Market Tone
New York March 26 The stock market opened irregular with gains in St Paul Great Northern NY Central and Erie while copper and Amalgamated copper triggered early declines. Bear pressure eased as Union Pacific moved up and Morgan Hill stocks rumored to bear on buying activity. Afternoon strength persisted with leaders pushing higher and American Smelting jumping to 115 as market closed firm with notable net gains.
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Scripps-McRae Preas
London
Commmon
Union -Pavifie
Shorts
Exchange
Farge
Morgan-Hill
Nrgen
Ameri Yrean
Local Securities Move on Stock Exchange Session
Local market activity featured Indianapolis Street Railway stock dropping to a low price for the year and bears dominating. Citizens Street Railroad 5s rose slightly while other issues posted sharp declines with no sales reported. Bonds across several Indiana utilities showed varied prices as traders noted ex dividend conditions on selected issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Local Stock Exchange
Indianapolis Street Railway
Bears
Citzens Street Railroad
Ask
American Central Life Ins. Co
Wee American National Bank
Atlas Engine Works
Belt Railroad Common
Belt Railroad
Brown-Ketcham Iron
Capital National Bank
Central Trust Co
Citizens’ Savings Depost Co
Fis Columbia National Bank
Farmers Trust Company
Federal Union Surety
N. West
W. & W. Val. To Co
Ny Home Brewing Co
Indiana Hotel Co
Laycock Mfg. Co
Louisville & Eastern R. R
Marion Trust Co
Ate New Telephone Co
New Telephone Co
People’s Deposit Bank
Peoples Light and Heat
Ranh Fertilizer
Pfd
Reeves & Co., Pfil
Vandalia Coal Co
Vandialia Coal Co
Wasson
Broad Ripple
Citizens’ Street Railway
Ft. Wayne & YV
Val. T. Co
Indiana Union Traction
Indpis
Colum. & Southern As
Indianapolis & Eastern
Indianapolis Gas
Greenfield R. R
Union Traction of
Indiana
Decline Hits Indianapolis Hog Market as Prices Slump
Livestock receipts show hogs at 3590 head and cattle near 1000 with sheep light. Packers cut hog quotes by 10 to 15 cents from yesterday while west markets report ample supplies and losses. Trading dull then active as buyers concede, top hogs near 6.30 and most sales around 6.20. cattle weaker with steers and fat cattle down about a dime and calves up 25 cents. Sheep arrivals unchanged and market appears nominally steady amid dull overall demand.
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Indianapolis
West
Syeers
Belegnan
Betes Leedaeped
Ned Ban
Chicago Market Receipts and Livestock Prices Report
Chicago market totals show cattle receipts around 3 000 with varied prices for different grades and types. Hog receipts near 15 990 with price ranges from light to heavy and mixed categories. Sheep receipts about 12 900 with native and western lambs and sheep prices noted.
Market Prices From Scripps McRae Press Association
The report lists pork prices at 17.75 to 18.25 dollars, lard at 38.89 to 41.99, tallow around 4 7 cents, butter 30 to 41 cents, cheese full cream 15 to 15 cents, and related dairy and product terms, all reflecting early market quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press Association
New Yor
Pork—Mess
Western
Sugar cured hams and bacon prices listed
Corrected by Kingan and Co. a catalog of cured and fresh meats with varied pricing. Items include sugar cured hams, English style names, boiled hams, bone less roulette, picnic hams, breakfast bacon, sugar cured bacon, smoked bacon, English style shoulders, dried beef, lard, pickled pork, pork sage, fresh pork, fresh shoulders, tenderloins, fresh beef carcass, veal, mutton lambs and related percentages and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingan & Co
Cincinnati Live Stock Market Report
Cincinnati March 26 cattle receipts 19 lower. Beef steers 4.00 extra 5.25 to 5.65, good to choice 4.60 to 5.15. Hogs receipts 1,900, steady to 25 lower, light to heavy classes. Sheep and lambs receipts uneven, extra lambs around 8.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
St Louis Live Stock Prices Report
St Louis market update from March 24 shows cattle receipts at 4,500 with lower prices. Beef steers around 4.00, stockers and feeders 5.25, cows and heifers 4.00 to 6.25. Hogs receipts, prices from 5.65 to 6.25 for various hog classes. Sheep receipts 10 with natives 3.75 to 11.00 and hogs’ price range noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Texas
Joe Lower
East Buffalo Live Stock Prices and Receipts
East Buffalo New York cattle receipts total 300 with steady prices. Veals and calves bring 7 10.50. Sheep receipts 2900 with strong buyers. Lambs 54 8.40 to 99.00. Wool and mixed species show varying values. Hogs and pigs mixed weights bring 6 00 to 6 06 with roughs at 3 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press Association
East Buffalo
N. Y
Chicago Produce Market Prices and Extras Today
Chicago March 26. Eyes extras 29c. Bitter creamery extras 29c. Poultry rates: turkeys chickens ducks geese per dozen 97.90. Chersin-Twins 14160 15e.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Scripps-McRae Press
Wacon Market Prices Mixed for Grains and Forage
Market notes show Carn Sabie oats and related grains listed with varied prices. Timothys and clover priced around the mid to high teens, with straw and other feeds quoted in dollars per unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wacon
Timothy
Clover
Taft Booster Declares Ohio Favor for Presidency
Charles P. Taft, brother of the secretary of war, issues a statement from Cincinnati asserting that Ohio's overwhelming sentiment supports Secretary Taft for the presidency. He adds that Gov Harris is the natural successor as Ohio governor and warrants unanimous party backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
P. Taft
Secretary of War
Taft
Gov. Harris
Grain futures shift as wheat and corn advance in Chicago
Scripps McRae reports mixed grain moves in Chicago with gains in wheat up 5/8 to 42 5?c, corn up 1/2 to 46 1/4c, and May oats up 4 1/4c while July oats ease. May pork 15.57, lard 8.70, ribs 8.55. Receipts: wheat 13, corn 368, oats 172 cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-Mchrae Press Association
Chicago
Thyc
Pittsburg cattle and hog markets show slow movement
In Pittsburg on March 24 cattle supply fair with slow movement. Prices for choice cattle $5.60 to $5.83, prime $6.10 to $8.80. Sheep supply light and steady with prime wethers around $5 and lambs at $6.00. Hogs receipts slow with prime heavy hogs around $6.59 and roughs about $5.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Relief to Money Market by Depositing Customs Receipts
The treasury secretary ordered customs receipts to be deposited in national bank depositories in New York City, enlarging public deposits by about 15 million dollars. The move, intended to ease money market pressure, anticipates bond interest and allows immediate payment of securities. Further deposits in other cities were not yet decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortelyou
New York
Traction firm takes over Terre Haute property control
Terre Haute Indianapolis and Eastern Traction company assumes control of Terre Haute Traction and Light assets including interurban lines to Clinton Brazil and Sullivan and the local lighting equipment. Hugh McGowan says management remains unchanged for now. Five local stockholders join the board. McKeen stays president and Devis remains treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute Traction and Light Company
Terre Haute
Clinton
Brazil
Sullivan
Wugh AlleGowan
Lamb and Beasley
Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Company
Terre Haute Traction Company
Hugh McGowan
Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Unstemn Traction Company
Mr. McGowan
W. R. McWheen
John E. Lamb
John T. Beasley
E. J. Devis
D. W. Henry
Demas Deming
W. R. McKeen
E. J. Pavis
Roosevelt names three to immigration commission
President Roosevelt announced three appointees to the immigration commission to study conditions abroad this summer for a bill to be introduced in Congress next winter. Appointees include Charles P. Neill, Prof. J. W. Jencks of Cornell, and William R. Wheeler of Oakland California. Other members are Senators Dillingham Lodge Latimer and Representatives Bennett Burnett and Howell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Washington
Roosevelt
Immigration Commission
Congress
Charlies P. Neill
Labor
J. W. Jencks
Cornell University
William R. Wheeler
Oakland
Cal
Dillingham
Lodge
Practice Games This Week For Boston Americans
Practice games are set for Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday with the team split into two squads. Thorough trials for all players, two catchers per side, and up to four pitchers. Boston Americans play Saturday. Manager Carr’s group shows a fresh, promising lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Americans
Carr
One Thousand On Strike In Boston Skirt And Cloak Industry
In Boston the makers cutters and pressmen in the skirt and cloak shops go on strike to demand union recognition for about 11,000 workers. A general strike was ordered yesterday with twelve manufacturers already signing agreements agreeing to the demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mags
Indiana Railroad Commissioner Recovers From Heart Trouble
Union B. Hunt president of the Indiana Railroad Commission was unable to be at his office Tuesday due to a heart trouble Monday evening but has greatly improved. If there is no recurrence, he will be about soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union B. Hunt
Indiana Railroad Commission
Mrs Allis Divorced in Cruelty Case
Mrs Card M Allis wife of Louis Allis head of Allis Chalmers was granted a divorce this morning on charges of cruelty reported by Scripps MecHarre Press Association Milwaukee March 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-MecRare Press Association
Milwaukee
Wis
Card M. Allis
Louis Allis
Allis-Chalmers Company
Horse Kicks Man to Death in Richmond Indiana
Special to The Sun reports Jacob Klingenbiel an elderly citizen was fatally kicked by a horse in Richmond Indiana. The event occurred today and authorities are handling the case as a fatal riding accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
Marcel
Jacob Klingenbiel
Incorporations Filed By Various Indiana Firms
The secretary of state recorded articles of incorporation on Tuesday for First Church of Christ Scientist Columbus with trustees Emma Berryman Edgar Suvcet Oscar V Russell Ela Whedon Pansy S Pierce. Davis Sales Indianapolis incorporators Edgar L. Davis J H Pearson J E Neighbor. Richmond Brick Richmond directors Richard Sedgwick A D Gayle J W Morrison E Youck G W Mier Rupes FL M Taylor C E Shiveley T H Hill. Sundry Laundry Evansville directors H B Stone Eliza McGill W H McGill. Manzanita Fishing Club Fairmount directors J Hiatt O M Bevington W N Bratallif J W Parnell C T Parser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Columbus
Emma Berryman
Edgar Suvcet
Oscar V. Russell
Ela Whedon
Pansy S. Pierce
Davis Sales Company
Indianapolis
Capital
Edgar L. Davis
J. H. Pearson
J. E. Neighhbor
Richmond Brick Company
Richmond
Richard Sedgwick
A. D. Gayle
J. W. Morrison
E. Youck
G. W. Mier
Oi. Rupes
FL M. Taylor
C. EE. Shiveley
T. H. Hill
Taft to Hear Workmen Pay Demands on Canal
Washington reports Taft will consider higher pay for canal workers during his Panama visit. Joseph Bucklin Bishop notes no canal zone strike exists yet, though shovel workers have appealed to the President for a raise. Roosevelt instructed Taft to confer with workers while in Panama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft
Joseph Bucklin Bishop
Isthmian Canal
Canal
Roosevelt
Secr
Panama
Nashville Nationals Rally Past Southern Leaguers 3 1
The Chicago Nationals defeated the Southern Leaguer 3 1 in Nashville. Jack Taylor from Nelsonville pitched nine innings in a well played game where the outcome stayed in doubt until the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Mareo Ws
Chicago Nationals
Jack Taylor
Nelsonville
Little Work for Yankees in Atlanta Practice
Atlanta clubs shared Piedmont Park with the Highlanders who had a light forenoon workout yesterday. The grounds were busy in the afternoon with the Atlanta and Augusta clubs, and the team daid off. The plan calls for the same routine to continue for three more days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Mareh
Girih
Highlanders
Piedmont Park
Augusta
Prices of coal and coke from various mines and grades
A column lists coal prices by type and mine, including Pocahontas Lump at 8.09 per ton and Pocahontas Nut at 3.75, Kanawha Nut at 4.75, Pittsburg at 4.75, Hocking Valley at 50 per ton, and coke varieties such as Gas Coke at 6.00 and Crushed Gas Coke at 6.50 per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Hocking Valley
Seccsseer
Ohio
Brazil
Captain of Yale Crew
Captain of Yale crew elected at New Haven to succeed RR Nayes who resigned for health reasons. Charles Hot Ide of Syracuse is named captain after rowing No 7 in last year s boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hot Ide
Syracuse
N. Y
Yale University
H. Nayes
St. Paul
Minn
Ide
Pardon Comes Too Late For Counterfeiter Mihalkopoulos
William Mihalkopoulos, a Creek counterfeiter granted a presidential pardon, died in the penitentiary of tubercular meningitis. He had been serving a sentence for engraving plates of Austrian money at Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mihalkopoulos
Roosevelt
Cleveland
You are invited to use The Sun's help column
The Sun invites readers to use its wanted help columns for free. Send brief notices about needs or offers. no charge for the initial ten words. Include clear contact details and dates if applicable.
Day Births and Notices in City Record
City Births list multiple couples from various streets with newborn boys and girls including Sloan, Dmne, Kluger, Bright, Martin, Silvey, Mohr, Langdon, Jackson, Hall, Leingham, Brown, Andreas, Chatman, Flory, Davisson, Newman, Whitley, Baynes, Rybold, Seymour, Baker, and others. Marriages include Ransom with Rideaut, Shider with Van Nar, Heaty with Haag. Building permits issued for residences by Wallrath Gray, Yates, Hafer, Knott, Pfafflin, Huter, Vahle, Farthings, Steuben. located across city streets with varied values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry and
Grace Sloan
Henry and
Genevieve Dmne
Max and
Clara Kluger
Carl and
Jessie Bright
Byron
Ethel Martin
Edgar
Lottie Silvey
Kenwoodave
Charles and
Aletha Mohr
Vermont-st
William A
Margaret Langdon
Hardy St
Martin B
Ora Hall
Deaconess Hospital
George and
Keturah Leingham
Prospect-st
Lennox and
Mignie Brown
Baltimore
Anna Andreas
Madeira-st
Zona Chatman
W. Nineteenth-st
Lawrence
Clara Flory
W. Washington-st
William
Bessie Davisson
S. Noble-st
Wiliam
Pearl Newman
Nelson-st
W. N
Nannie Whitley
Downeyst
Wiliam C
Katherine Baynes
N. Feast St
Arthur
Maggie Rybold
N. Priest
Seymour
Margaret Montgomery
Brightwood-ave
Jene
Susie Baker
W. Sixteenthst
Charles E
Wallrath
Gray
Washington
John R. Yates
London St
F. Hafer
Madison
W. A. Knott
Thirty-fifth
Clifton
Emma . Pfafflin
Pick-ave
Thirtieth-st
Frank S. Huter
Dearborn-st
Hoyt H. Vahle
E. Eleventh-st
QO. W. Farthings
New Jersey-st
H. C. Steuben
Michigan
Hamilton
Indianapolis Fortunetellers Raid Targets Licenses
J D Hagaman of Toledo campaigns against mediums as police arrest fortune tellers in Indianapolis for lacking city licenses. Arrested are Mattie Meadows. Mme Amanda Morgan. Mrs Annie Thronsden. Mrs Frances Roderick. Adeline Tloyd. J R Clouser. C E May. with Thronsden linked to a local Progressive Spiritualist church debate against Dr Wingsley on spiritualism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
J. D. Hagaman
Toledo
Hagaman
St. Louis
Omaha
Cleveland
Columbus
Mattie Meadows
Mme
Amanda Morgan
Indiana-ave
Annie Throndsen
College-ave
Frances Roderick
Senate-ave
London
Adeline Tloyd
C. E. May
Annie Thronsden
Hagaiman
Progressive Spiritualist
Kingsley
Theondsen
Wingsley
Tomlinson Hall
Progressive Spiritualist Church
Thronsden
Hogan Secures Key Players for Zanesville Club
Columbus, O March 26 Special to The Sun Marty Hogan manager of the Zanesville base ball club secured John McGuire pitcher and Thomas Birch infielder from the Columbus club. They were to have a trial with the local club Hogan also signed Dudley Dawson a Starling Medical college student who has shown ability as catcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Marty” Hogan
Zanesville
John McGuire
Thomas Birch
Columbus Club
Hogan
Dudley Dawson
Starling Medical College
Dates At New Orleans Series With America Team
New York National league club schedules a five game series with Philadelphia America in New Orleans this week. The dates listed are March 27, 6, 6, 40 and 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
New York National League
Philadelphia America
Suicide on Louisville and Nashville Train
Joan Hippo of San Francisco committed suicide today by hanging herself aboard a Louisville and Nashville train near Mobile Alabama. She was traveling alone and the act occurred while the train was en route. The incident was reported by the Scrippa McHRae Press Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippa-Mchrae Press Association
Mobile
Ala
Joan Hippo
San Francisco
Louisville & Nashivile
Olga Nethersole's Great Magnetism
Noted actress Olga Nethersole, born in Kensington London in 18, will close her Indianapolis engagement in Sapho at English's tonight. Described as devout Catholic with a magnetic presence, she blends simplicity with fierce honesty on stage, cherishes pearls, solitaire games, and avoids overacting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olga Nethersole
Indianapolis
Sapho
Kensington
London
Germany
Lettice Vane
Henry Hamilton
Theatre Royal
Brighton
England
Charles Hawtrey
Nethersole
Les
Miss Nethersole
French troops occupy Oujda frontier city
A detachment of French troops under command of General Ilfantry today occupied the city of Oujda on the Algerian Moroccan frontier, signaling a notable advance in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Presse Association
London
Ilfantry
Oujda
French demand in Morocco crisis escalates with punitive seeks
Paris reports the Moreaccan question dominates after demands for punishment of Dr. Mauchamp's murderer, reparations to the family, and a charitable foundation in Morocco. France moves to occupy Oujda and dispatch warships to Tangiers as authorities push Fez to act immediately.
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Germany
France
Dr. Mauchamp
Oujda
Tangies
Morocco
Mauchanin
Fez Imm
Formed a Republic Serippa VeRae Preas Association
Anarchistic rebellion spreads across Roumania as Fenesti peasants declare a republic and redistribute lands. Fifteen wealthy landowners killed in two days, estates seized, and 40 villages in Teleorman torched. Business paralyzed as new liberal cabinet vows harsh action against uprising peasants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roumania
Fenesti
Teleorman
Busiess
Long Balloon Trip Planned From Washington to Mississippi Valley
The signal corps plans a Washington to Mississippi valley balloon voyage around May 1. The trip will last three to four days and use the largest airship yet built. Captain Charles De F. Chandler leads the mission with Leo Stevens and three signal corps men aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mississippi Valley
Signal Corps
Charles de F. Chandler
Leo Stevens
For Sale Classified Offerings Disaster Read in Sun
The Sun advertises for sale items with misc listings and a three day window for five cents per insertion, inviting readers to submit ten word entries under For Sale.
Clerk sues for breach of promise in Wooster case
Bruce Wallace, a Cleveland hardware clerk, sues Miss Mabel Wilson for 5000 dollars claiming breach of promise to marry. He says they agreed to wed in 196 though no date was fixed and the arrangement was halted until he secured steady work. He alleges discovery they were closer than cousins and could not wed under the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Wilson
Bruce Wallace
Cleveland
Wallace
Miss Wilson
Wallaree
Wooster
Mocked Italians. Shine attacked by Italian laborers
Mr Shine, living at 833 Church Street, was target of a Tuesday afternoon assault by a gang of Italian laborers near Vinest and the Pennsylvania railroad. In the ensuing fight he prompted mob reaction by mimicking cries, leading to the arrest of Shine and an Italian named Frank Morisini on assault charges. The incident heads to police court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faoriiecisen Shine
Insurance Mat
Mr. Strine
Frank Morisini
Shine Stone
Vinest
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mr. Shine
Ers
Poli Court
Church-st
Ruef Trial Postponed In San Francisco
Abe Ruef's extortion trial was postponed for one week in San Francisco. The defense sought an order to allow access to Ruef at any reasonable hour, which the court denied. Assistant District Attorney Henry stated the Home Telephone company funds traced from Los Angeles are being followed through witnesses before the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Abe Ruef
Ruef
Henry
Home Telephone Company
Los Angeles
Indianapolis Produce Prices Seek Bargains Across Fresh Market
A varied list of produce and seafood prices from Indianapolis markets includes Florida beans at per peck rates, tomatoes 25 cents a pound, onions and cabbage priced per unit, along with waves of citrus, berries, peaches, and tropicals. Fish and shellfish items list halibut, flounders, trout, mackerel, clams, lobster, and cod with per pound figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Bermuda
Malaga
Indianapolis Public Works bids on street improvements
The Board of Public Works of Indianapolis invites sealed bids by March 1997 for improvements on Eighteenth Street Senate to Talbot, Parker Avenue Nineteenth to Twentieth, Montcalm Street North of Second Alley to Twenty-Second, Station Street Raymont Street, Twenty-Fourth Street Thirtieth Street, Parker Avenue Nowland Avenue, and Central Avenue. Plans on file, bid security 2.5 percent, contingent liability insurance required, right to reject bids reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Indianapolis
Ind
Board of Public Works
Indiana
Wnaelack
Orly
Indiagnapol
Eighteenth Street
Senate Avenue
Talbott Avenue
Capital Avenue
Uiinnis
Meridian Street
Pennsylvania
Parker Aventis
Nineteenth &Tre
Twentieth Street
Montcalm Street
Eighteenth Streets
Twenty-Second Street
Station Street
Twenty-Fighth Street
Thirtieth Street
Cutbine
Carlne
Twenty-Frighth Street
Ransdell Street
Raymont Street
Raymond Street
Parker Avenue
Tenth Street
Nowland Avenue
Frei
Central Avenue
Twelfth Street
Nineteenth Street
Excent
Jeree T. Bluigty
Reston C.trusler
Fred J. Mack
Dwas
Peony ET
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Sheen
Cincinnati Live
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Scripps-McRace Press Association
Charles
Chicago Grain
Servnus-Welue Press
Posits
Tional Depositories
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Bank Depositories of
New York City
Terre Haute, Ind
Terre Haute, Indianapolils
Eastern Traction Company
A. B. Hunt Will
Allis
Secretary of State
Manzanita Fishing Club
Fairmount
J. Hiatt
O. M. Bevington
W. N. Brataliff
J. W. Parnell
C. T. Parser
Scrippa-McRae Presa Association
Yankees
YALE
Sun
New Haven, Conn
Maren S
Scrippa-McRae Press Association
Grace Taylor
N. Tuxedo St
Charles M. Klingmann
Valentine Dugan
Ryan Blocs
Anna Czech
Decatur-st
Rufus Maxey
Twelfth-st
Samuel Ransom
Lara M. Rideaut
George W. Shider
Lwa van Nar
Maurice F. Heaty
Marie L. E. Haag
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Eng
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Serippa-VeRae Preas Association
Bucharest
Maureh
Pike
Indianapolis Brewing Company
Armstrong Laundry
Scrippa-McRae Prean Association
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