Aine Is Fair In Pittsburg Company Report
Market overview shows mixed activity with gains in certain sectors while others slip. Notable interest in Pacific and Hill stocks. Read Paul and Copser cited amid irregular movement. Government unchanged as brokers adjust after the opening. various commodities and bonds show limited action.
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Chine Prens
Maren
Consolidated Sorthern
Epedialry
Tase Vy
D Joon Assurance
Indi- Wisconsin Central
Frit Meher
Fong
Pacific
Hill
Read- Paul
Copser
Lento
A. W.thomson
Hite
Reading
Live Stock Markets Report From City and Region
Reports on cattle hog and sheep receipts, price trends, and wholesale activity across markets in Cincinnati and Chicago. Highlights include higher prices for hogs and steady demand, several premium cattle grades noted, and mixed sheep demand with prime stock in strong demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snivanapolas
Maren
Hic
Grain and election notes mark unsettled market day
May wheat opened at 770 with July at 7440 and May corn 4414¢. Market slow as convention debates turn unruly amid county primary contests. Trade shown mixed as Chicago prices drift, with May wheat at 7 1/2 cents and July at 7 6 3/4 cents. corn, oats, and pork futures also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Frean Associati Chicago
Cea
Tye
Mtye
Thy WiTac
Cornie Beter
Jealous dispute ends with plan to return to home
Witness Moss Neal reports a troubling scene at the Miller woman’s home where Catherine and a sister faced threats after an argument. The incident centered on tensions with a man described as violent, with plans to return to the sister’s house and an illegal hover business involved.
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Moss
Eastest
Hogve
Manesteld
Vield Adams
Catherine
Riva
Miss Neal
Mise Neal
Taeime
Rhener
Miller Woman Talks at Convention Riot Scene
A Miller woman described as attractive denied collusion with the snow incident and accused others of planning a shameful plot. Amid disorder led by Mayor Bookwilter and Chairman English, the convention hall erupted in tension as voices clashed and security maneuvered to restore order.
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Ana
Auvine
Muller
Martin Barret
Bookwilter
Hartel
Engniah
Labor tensions flare in ward precinct contest rulings
An advance report details multiple ward precincts facing union disputes over payment scales and work rules. Inspectors, painters and carpenters clash with employers as ballots and overruled contests shape wages, with agreements tentatively reached in several precincts though some disputes persist.
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Quaw
Taper Uangere Union
Lathers' Union
Parton
Uhasix
Manto
Cow
Hillard
Actet Cine
Rvs
Jt Coln
Pardalgat
Satutias
Mann
Adganem Askou
Previnet
Wits Nut
Real Estate Transfers and Local Notes in Marion County
Transfers of parcels and vacant lots are listed for several blocks in Meridian and Norch Thulianapolis areas, with names such as Albert E Metzger Gustav A Schulz Bertha A Wirlaty Brecher Myers James W Hensley Alvin A Wh lapizon and others. The text also covers a Seventh ward precinct box theft, a Marion county Republican nominating convention at Tomlinson hall, and remarks by local officials about judgeships and party leaders.
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Albert E. Metzger
Gustav A. Schulz
North Park
Vara
West Side
Meridian
Thirthelaat
Bertha A. Wirlaty
Brecher Myers
Norch Thulianapolis
Fey
West Af Rader St
James W. Hensley
Alvin
Lapizon
Rata
Igene St
Cito
Twane A
Provid
Nner
Graceland
Gore
Bliey Breinhauser
Avi
Raat
Mhneimst
Lelia
Heynalda
Iitviaslon
Hart
Uri Aldseysr
Lirbar É& Co
Martivan
Ayr
Wekaest
Melville Strong
Mendel
Senate
Bath
Lenn H Martietate i Herma
Moyer
Bot
Square
Tancoin Park
County Republican convention delegates gather in town hall
A crowded county convention features Theodore Roosevelt and Charles Fairbanks portraits, debates over rules and business, a push to expedite proceedings, and bitter calls for loyalty as candidates and delegates argue amid stage performances. Prominent officials and lawyers participate while discussing deposit laws and county finances.
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Kamlusen
Ree Publicane
Theodore — Roosevelt
Charles W. Fairbanks
Albert J. Heverider
Jaiaen A. Hemeniora
Changes at the English datectuae and property transfer
The article reports improvements to the English datectuae with property transferred from Mod Poot O'Rourke and Co to car owners in New York. Col Frank Veite Vetere opposed the plan while a crowd at Grd Bere Nt Whig opposed. A sale of the property is described and new owners Wilbraham and others are noted, with Veite and O'Mourke connected to hotel management in New York and Tennessee Grand Forks.
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William B. Eugbel
Ametician
Rourke
Morrow
O'Rourke
Morton
Botely
New York
Pier
Avanthe
Veite
Tannesea Grand Forks
Gatexhure
Marton
Raketa National Guard
Eid Aus
State Senate
Tne
O'Mourke An Moriw
TWO KILLED IN WRECK NEAR QUINCY
A Chesapeake and Ohio passenger train derailed near Quincy Kentucky after hitting a washout. Engineer Abbetts and Fireman Broeat perished as the engine and baggage car plunged through a culvert over Briarecreek. Other crew members Serippe Meftae Prisx and Jostn Herp were injured, with baggage master Dr Hand and messenger Hand possibly fatally hurt.
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Serippe-Meftae Prisx
Quincy
Maret Ve Herp
Josnt
Nevera
Nartengers
Chesapanke & Onin
Cquince
Briarecreek
Abbetts
Broeat
George Fickhart
Bagsage Mas- Dr
Exptean Messeng
Tee
Sewing Class Waits For Indianapolis Girls Industrial
Fragmentary notice indicates a sewing class postponement in Indianapolis due to the Republican convention. Mentions a meeting of the board of managers at the home of Mrs Frank on Fifteenth Street Monday afternoon.
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Indianapolis
Tothlinwon Hall
Board of Managers
Mre Frank
Mlasehaht
EL Fifteenth St
Prayed To Live A Century Man Dies In His Sleep
An elderly resident who long sought to reach a century died in his sleep Tuesday morning. The obituary notes his prayer to live to 100, his failing health in recent years, and that the surviving partner, who shared his home, mourns his passing.
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Beltures
Dtev
Bestig
Murry
Swith
Trust Sued Over 1008 Dollar Prize Claim
A San Francisco suit seeks 1 008 dollars alleging wrongful prize award. The case involves measurements linked to a prize belt and a claimant named Penny, with reassertions about telemeters and the circumstances surrounding a young pen.
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Borippe-Mehme Trex
Annadellur
San Prancisco
March
Prize Belt Trust Faa
Pengulint
Hieery Ney
Penny
Incorporations and Stock Details Listed in State Record
The notice lists several incorporation attempts with stock figures and principal officers. It names Gustav Al Difrapm son Fonts Wolf and Moser Btrwemsen as incorporators, mentions Washington and Dianta as a corner, and notes Bank involvement. Additional incorporators include Tuliset Hart Robert Kmmerson Franklin i Foust Harman Warner Tess Jon E Cunningham Morti mer. Day ton records show capital stock of 10000 with 1500 in Indiana represented by AML Brown.
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Allienne
Sate
Suarday
Gecdentab
Compaims
da Matapoha
Rapid
Gustav AL Difrapmson
Fonts Wolf
Moser Btrwemsen
Weniee Ae Pure
Wiidlow
Eepitel Atock
Tuliset Hart
Robert Kmmerson
Prankiin i
Foust
Harman Warner
Ener Tess
Jon E. Cunningham
Mortimer
Oulo Volata China Record
Dayton
Atork
Indiana
Aml Brown
Wine ‘Chanter
Appellate Court Displays Mixed State of Law and Politics
Higher Courts HOLLIDAY 18 HAPPY ABSTRACTS, SUPREME, COURTS WILL CONTERT FINAL REPORT. The piece surveys appointees, primary vote outcomes, and anticipated delegates with mention of Holliday, Vigo, Parke, Morgan, and Terre Haute districts. It notes debates over will contests, appellate opinions, and ongoing cases across multiple courts and counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sun
Brawil
Man Blas & Finitidiy
Malliday
Holliday
Parke
Morgan
Vormien
Hepler
Parké
Phonias T. Moore
Tireentae
Terre Hanes
AG Cavins
Selection of Delegates From County Republican Meeting
A primary for delegates to the Republican national convention drew strong interest as county committee members remained at headquarters into Saturday morning, continuing into late hours amid the selection process and ongoing vote tallying.
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Acera
Insu
City Record for a Day Births and Marriages
Births list several names including Flores Sheacer Lola Rosa Macauley Ornvik and Katherine Neone with various associated addresses and notes. Deaths mention Bifenette Parker and Mary As Geatien with scattered locations and entries. Marriages include Rita Newbold Bertha Kammend George Wo Mn and Clare Mo lar man plus other couples in the torn record.
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Ad Flores Sheacer
Leo
Lola Rosa
Macauley
Rita Newbold
Bertha Kammend
Eorge Wo Mn
Clare Mo Larman
Wittian
Shad
Ellen Koerner
Lean Oro Karasek
Heasie Lea Rodehaugh
Russell N. Lowndes
Teella HH. Green
Henry C. Colman
Stella Mf. Glogs
Beapee
County's Budget Includes Receipts And Expenses For Year
County financial report shows receipts totaling over nine thousand and expenses across auditors, treasurer, sheriff, commissioners, and other offices. The document outlines balances, municipal accounts, poor relief, care of insane and dependent, and includes a deficit probe of the sinking fund and public works.
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Marion Young
Joseph Ho Stubns
Mario
Ono
Ratan
FMI
Inpane
NSM
Tns
SEIKO
Altles Funda
Muvico
eUrrk
Paz
Abotht
MTG
Wensurer
Sebi
Poled
EUAN
Graas
Sag Sci
Cael
Shongal
Tnt
Negiend
beilKe Werk
Death of hotel man sews up Walcott tale
March 41 Jamea 11 Frealon 72. One of the inmost widely known hotel men in this country connected to the Hotel Walcott, Brow hia had been in ill health a year.
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Jamea
Frealon
Walcott
Teachers Elect Officers at Southern Indiana Teachers Meeting
The Southern Indiana Teachers panel elected officers and an executive committee. Officers include President Pret Howard Bandinnt, Secretary Flarence Branian, and Treasurer Tret Marie Stanet. Executive members named include B. Pragtben of Columbus and Dr. J. A. Wondburn among others from Indianapolis Bloomington Rushville and surrounding areas.
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Sothern Indiana
Howard Bandinnt
Terre First View
Upt
Levi
Byatt
Atlas Secom Vier
Charlea
Confederate escape during funeral rites near city
Special report describes Virgil Shore being shot, then buried in a casket as he was moved by funeral party. locals and undertaker workers prevented by wagon from leaving, leading to his escape and continued journey toward Perryville. Four men were wounded and Shore likely survives, with uncertainty about the incident.
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Martin Marg
Ami Caplan Hingitch
Kintay Cox
BU Haw King
Mesrill Mannes
Mowry Steven
Board of Ceraioa Commissioners
Linton A. Cox
MU Steconon
Seisen
Tie
Sun & Ray
Geary Woods
Virgil
Perryville
Alford Defeated by J A Pritchard in Ward Vote
Proceedings describe a local ward contest where J A Pritchard defeats Alford amid a tied final vote among judges Leathers and McMaster. The narrative references Fifteenth ward dynamics, with Leathers leading briefly and McMaster holding the line as it ends in a handshake among supporters before the roll call concludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leathers
McMaster
Walker
Fashion Exhibit Sparks Last Chance to See Miss White
An Indianapolis fashion display at Ma Jennie hall drew crowds for a corset themed exhibit. Miss White plans to present features at Syrelack Saturday night, urging women to consider Victorian undergarments as worn by relatives and echoed by Horahens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ma- Jennie Hall
Miss White
Syrelack
Indianapuis
Horahens
Henwren
Sweman
Howe
Splay
Ron
Yale
WSS
Danville Fair Plans and Transit Fare Revisions
Special to the Sam Danville items discuss securing land for a county fair association and a $19,000 bond issue to buy a new fair grounds. It lists multiple building permits and remodeling projects, and outlines a general fare revision for the Rushville and Shelbyville divisions to take effect April 1, reiterating that some round trip fares will rise while others stay the same or drop modestly.
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Danville
Aricke
Ruahville
BhelbyvQle
Itstoun
Indianagolin & Cinginnaty
Rushville
Shelbyville
Monsenses
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