Stocks Strong In Early Market Up About 3 Percent
New York reports a generally stronger market in the first hour with gains around three percent. Anaconda, Texas and Pacific, Compagnia Gas, and Sugar and Colorado Fuel show notable rises as buying interest broadens. Trading activity includes J B Russell & Co and Amalgamated Copper, Brooklyn Rapid Transit, and field bids aiding the early advance while government bonds firm.
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Kemipps-McRae Prose Association
New York
Tung Paene
J.B. Russell & Co
Jim
Amalgamated Copper
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Dacah Field
Blocka
Storks
Honda
Live Stock Prices On Market Slow With Mixed Demand
The hog market opened slow but steady with prices up to 3 cents from yesterday and bids mostly between 5.43 and 9.55. Cattle demand remained steady for top butcher stock, with better results for fleshier steers though overall activity dull. Ohio and Cincinnati regional reports show similar patterns with modest gains on select grades and strong lamb receipts in Alphona and surrounding markets.
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Indianapolis
Carrie
Jani Weel
Ghery
Privon
St. Louis Live Stock Market Report Summary
Market receipts show steady beef and dairy movement with bids for steers and heifers. Prices vary by grade with prime, choice, and common cattle noted. sheep and hogs also cataloged with regional price signals and parish/district references.
Women Look for Labels at Vioman's Club Meeting
The Vioman's club in Indianapolis plans a Thursday gathering on the fourth floor of Talbott Dock with national president Miss Anna Fitzgerald of Chicago and organizer Mrs. Anna Field of Elwood addressing members. Charter membership is offered as the group discusses Label Irape enthusiasm and a large attendance is expected. Harry Fordecoy, business agent of the Painters Decorators and Paper Hangers, organizes the Wahe League in Indianapolis.
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Clab
Japqua
Pines
Talbott Dock
Anna Fitzgerald
Chicago
Tin Nalinna
Anna FR. Field
Elwood
Bbanapolis
Harry Fo
Iron Workers in Session at Cincinnati Convention
Feriipe McRae Prean Association in Cincinnati opened its annual convention today with Mayor Dempary giving a welcome. President Minkrelia addressed the gathering, noting wage scale decisions for iron and steel workers will be the principal issue as the convention spans the region and possibly longer. Private sessions follow the opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feriipe-McRae Prean Association
Cincinnati
McArdle
Chicago Live Stock and Produce Market May Day Report
Chicago market update shows cattle receipts and steers mostly steady with mixed weights. Pigs and sheep receipts appear as traded ranges with native and western lambs noted. dairy products report butter and cheese bids with live poultry prices.
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Chicago
Keever
Gaistes
Litac
Housecleaning Episode Notice in Quiet Kentucky Street
A garbled OCR item describes a rain and carpet beating at 1915 Kentucky Ave, the Davis residence, Tuesday. The faded text hints at disturbed items, a deer toll, and a ragged keeper, with mentions of a bike rider and a late arrival. The readable fragments point to a domestic disturbance or cleanup incident with unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Davis
Kentucky-ave
Indiana Postmasters Nominated in Senate Today
The president sent nominations for postmasters in Indiana to the Senate. Names include Ghaden Carter at Conversa and William C Nicholm at Lowell, with other listed candidates such as Skla in unspecified towns.
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Spedal
TRE Sun
Washington
Senate
Indiana
Ghaden Carter
Conversa
William c Nicholm
Lowell
Skla
Advange in Wheat and Grains Press Market Summary
Chicago May 1 market report shows wheat advancing toward eighty cents, with corn and oats also rising. Notes on May and July futures for May delivery, with mentions of pork and lard futures and general grain and provision activity.
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Chicago
Met
Tpmac
Qred
Cory Ciiped
Man Frozen Out By Judge Dayton In Coal Deal
Fulmer recounts his bid to develop coal business opposition by Senator Elkins and reveal how Dayton judged sided against him, leading to his being sidelined.
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Fulmer
Dayton
Witnese Wa A.C
Stephen B. Edius
Dudge Dayton
Tseur
Didge Dayton
Vavyon
West Virenna
Ekma
Capital
Kay
Jude
Willie
Ivan
Judie Dayton
West Virginia Senate Hearings and Arbitration Saga
The article recounts West Virginia Senate hearings on railroad and coal disputes, detailing witnesses like A C Ruler and Senator Stephen B. Edius, and the arbitration dealings over a contract between coal interests and the Baltimore and Ohio system. It describes attorney involvement, political maneuvering, and the push for protective measures amid disputes over freight and mine operations.
Strikes Ripple Through New England and Beyond
Reports from Hobson and surrounding areas describe widespread labor unrest with strikes by carpenters painters and plumbers across multiple districts. Police detachments remain on standby but no large disturbances occur as demonstrations are peaceful.
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Scrippy
Hoston
New England
Lanwrenes
Humber
Lyon
Cane ‘Ann
Blatkstone
Fall Rove
Arther Place
Restan
City Births and Deaths and Building Permits Record
The city notes births including several named infants and parents, with deaths such as Walter Mull and others, plus marriages and numerous building permits listed with locations and values. The record combines life events and construction activity from local institutions and addresses.
Local Securities Show Decline Amid Market Unease
Local stock issues fell today as investors weighed uncertain conditions and trading activity remained subdued. The market saw attention center on New Drive securities and Delaware & Madison Telephone company interests, with multiple banks and rail concerns listed among notable prices and bids.
Alcohol Bill Faces Strong Opposition in Senate Debate
A powerful coalition opposed to the Alcohol Bill forms within the finance committee led by Aldrich. Doping concerns and amendments are expected to block passage, with standard interests and trust factions rallying to protect existing protections as the Senate adjourns without action.
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Senate
Heenan
Inter
Bern
St iv
Ronuter Aldrich
Uabtic
Company F
May Day Riots Guarded by Police and Troops
Rioting continued as authorities reported four suppressions and a possible outbreak amid police and troops patrolling the streets. Officials described tense conditions and heightened precautions on the ground.
Quiet at Rome Wars Permits Meetings of Workers
Government in Rome allows working men to gather as part of processions. Reports indicate orderly demonstrations and authorized assemblies, with authorities ensuring tranquility while worker groups organize events and parades.
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Tole
Arinis
London Weather Sparks Day of Planned Demonstrations
In Hyde Park London demonstrations were held as part of a broader day organized by a hospital and French associations. The morning proved wet and the crowd gathered amid tension while security and emergency services prepared for potential incidents.
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Haborere
SerippatieHec Frees
London
Hyde Tark
Paris
Peace at New York Scripps MeRae Perea A Mon
New York on May Day shows workers busy and prosperous despite fears of a boycott by a few leading iron works and their industrial interests tempering worst expectations. The city reports stability amid labor tensions as markets and factories continue operations.
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New York
Penen
Lake Carriers Strike Cuts Jobs Across Great Lakes
Reported May 1 details widespread layoffs as 28,000 workers quit or are displaced by a strike among lake carriers. Amid tense protests and calls for union recognition, the movement threatens to close units and foundries, risking up to 79,000 job losses and upheaval along the lower lakes. Airing sympathies, mariners and fire crews faced disruptions while negotiations stall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Marine & Firemen
Btreke 7 Provinieer
Langaharemen
Mates’ Union
Aa Socialian
Irvine Ch
Strikes in Cincinnati Paralyze Theaters And Trades
Cincinnati May 1 Two strikes erupted as workers in Cincinnati join the protest. The principal union No 212 torpedoed show operations while others walked out. Wage scales surged with some jobs jumping from 47 to four dollars per day. Members in steam fitters and related trades halted work amid pending mediation talks and potential wage adjustments.
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Anyippres
Trens
Cincinnati
Baion No
Cinete
Mtaienderee
Ph OF Sten
Seele Pheete Lee
Tokio
Seates fBitere
Anit
Ringling Thriller Promises Feats and Fearful Daring
A sensational Ringling show piece features a performer leaping fifty feet and turning in air after a mad dash from the tent apex. The piece sits amid reviews of daring acts and dramatic scenes, while the country faces a rising sense of spectacle and risk in the touring circus circuit. In Indianapolis on May 7 a separate item reports an anthrax outbreak in Fountain County, with cattle and other animals dying and officials warning of the dangerous disease.
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Fountain County
State Board
Wallace
Howe
Longworths Return to Ohio Home Welcome
Mr and Mrs Khokin Luneworth arrived in Cincinnati from Washington on the morning train with their party. They were greeted by Mrs Longworth and sect, and will attend the Marshamcal festival as they settle back home.
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Steppe Viele Press Awuclarios
Cincinnati
Mroo
Khokin Luneworth
Wanlington
Trrtenee
Uer
Mra Longworth
Menae Mix
Wallingford Achetlest Chem
Strehengworth
Laws for rebuilding misread by United Brotherhood of Carpenters
Fragmentary text describes regulations for rebuilding work involving one million kees and aRoC Atkina company for a ban prance prapie. It mentions the Free Express company, F. P. Nicholaw as city supervisor of buildings in San Francisco.
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United
Cippenters and Joiners
Roc Atkina Company
Ban Prancre
Minde
Chethr Adan Express
Expreax
Carryine Therm
F. P. Nicholaw
Sao Fréaciaca
May Stop Work Aiivapolis Man In Frantic Letters
A chaotic dispatch from San Francisco and a Washington briefing describe an Aiivapolis man pressing for funds and replying to letters as an earthquake relief effort unfolds. Officials, including General Greely, discuss further appeals and measures to restore control amid ongoing crisis and fund shortages.
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Aiivapolis
San Franeisce
Jenne
Keoplr
Perippas Me Hat Press Association
Washington
Cummins Vt
Francisce
Gedlecket Roth
Marketrt
Greely
Sehaviee
Dome
le Dare
Cracked San Francisco Banks Casted by Clearing House
May 1 San Francisco reports emergency measures as Parmientara banks depositors are urged to withdraw. The clearing house forces cashing of checks, Western National Bank opens to pay employees, rumors of Eastern banks purchasing city securities arise, and California relief efforts drive faith in future. Residents note quake impact and Oakland water issues affecting farmers while local committees clash over response strategy.
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ferippe-Merlac Trene
San Francisco
Parmientara
Jane
Menckers
Nefas
Grany
Sa Francisco Securitves
Catifarata Promotion
Eastern Penne
Sacramento
Woodbridge
Tracy
Oakland
Chiewer
Indianapolis Brewing Company Guilty in Factory Act Violation
A Indianapolis brewery pleaded guilty to failing to promptly report an accident to employees under factory act rules and was fined by Justice of the Peace Bennock on Tuesday.
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Indianapolis Brewing
INCORPORATIONS LIST OF COMPANIES AND DIRECTORS
A historical notice lists several incorporations with capital stocks and named corporators and directors. Companies include The Greenennthc vne and Lead Mining, The Wareann Gay, Hoosier Honp, Mopocea Guy sind Fishing clan, Americar Lata Glane, Tell Cite Cunning, Gary Land, and others with various capitals and listed incorporators and directors across multiple cities.
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Articina
Astertown
Greenennthc
Lead
Capital
Inc
Frageis Mo Lynn
Edgar Morris
Isaiah Sharp
Francis A. N. Damer
Fo Swit
David Cy Hugh
Wareann Gay Company
Capital Shock
SYMOK
Tames T. Lynn
Georen G Atkmann
Fran's Ky Tettan
A. L
Henry Rader
Keneurer
Philp J Werver
Charles McCollistee
Jaren Hauses
Gary Land Company Capital Atnek
Buffington
Knapp
Chicags
A. F. Knotty
Hammoni
Peatt Aewet
Cashier Sommers Found Dead After Disappearance
The body of 37 year old WoW Sommers, cashier at Hull International Bank, was found in a neighbor’s cellar with a bullet wound and a revolver at his feet. He had been missing since April 1 after leaving the bank with a note on the counter. He left a wife and a young daughter.
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Scripps-WeRtae Press Ansortation
Hull
Wow
Sonemers
International Baal of
Charles D. la Plame
Sommers
Cole Freed From Prison Amid Fraud Case Fallout
Charles Cole former president of the Ginbe National Bank charged with misappropriating 960000 dollars from the Institute. He was released from Greenfield county jail and headed home to Hingham after serving over a year and seven days of a centurys sentence. His alleged manipulations triggered a bank wreck affecting J P Lovell Co and John P Squire Co with losses exceeding 15000004 dollars.
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Scrippa-McRae Frees
Avendation
Boston
Ove Yrara
Charles Cole
Ginbe National Hak
Instituton
Greenfield County
Hingham
Unie
Kostim Firmad
J. P. Lovell, Company
John P. Squire & Co
California
District Attorney Explains Insurance Case to New York Grand Jury
New York May 1 District Attorney Jerome clarifies muddled insurance matters before the grand jury addressing graft concerns tied to Perkina and others. He notes forces at work in financial circles and discusses delays to send the case to a May special panel for exclusive handling.
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Jerome
New York
Grand Jury
Scrippa-McRar Press Association
George W. Perkina
Jimex
Morgan and
Hartiman
Gmse
Wallent
Robbery at Oak Ridge Cemetery Safe
Springfield May 1 The safe in the Oak Ridge Cemetery office near the Lincoln tomb was blown open by thieves early this morning and $174 taken. No one was seen during the break in. Entry gained using tools from the cemetery tool house.
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Scrippe-McHes Press Association
Springfield
Oak Ridge Cematery
Abraham Lincoln
Britain and Turkey in border tensions on Scythian frontier
Constantinople May 1. Reports say Britain is concentrating troops due to Turkey's refusal to withdraw from Tadah, a Scythian territory dispute. Turkey has bolstered Egyptian and Kaaba frontier defenses. Britain proposed dividing the contested Market area via the khedive, who rejected the compromise plan.
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Scrippe-McRine Press Associ
Constantinople
Great Britain
Turkey
Tadah
England
Kaba
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Ight
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Renate Committee
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Mettefontaine
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Coanee
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Day
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Ersekydle
Urferieendernsis
Donn Carter
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Tobe Haenerstonit
Wheelpie
Jehn Fitzgerald
City Hospital
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Eulests
Etna Marine
Iit S. Stisx
Ranhia
Birthes
Caylinkaidal
Mare Kennedy
Ludlow
Arute
Bernard Walle
Nana Mulieey
Fediwaed Daley
Mamie Hie
Raceeter
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Partie
Theonore
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Charles Willan Kot
Wa Anna Grove
Elan Wanana
Fark
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Dente Dawwelling
Harlan
Kananes
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H.C. Allen
Campbell
Talbott
J. Gramin
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Btl
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Jefferson
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Alvar Side Park
Frank Treemore
Kate Schavb
Leslie Heowity
EN Hee Smith
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Arelanter
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Buchnan
Local Securities
Local Stock Exchange
Inca
Cireles Com Finues
Ada
Whellar
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Bakers
Capitellata
Indianapolis Telephone Company
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Delaware & Madison Telephone Company
Amer
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American National Bank
Atlan Engine Wortks
Capital National Bank Central Trust Company
Citizens’ Savings Deposit Co
Cmax Caffe
Columbia Naponah Bank
Farmers Trust Co
Vpedarel Union
New Telephone Co
People’n Depost
People's Light & Heat Rank
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Pta
Reaves & Co
Ptd
Security Trust Co
Union National Bank
Syrmion Traction
Unton Trust Co
Ape
Dun Vandalla Coal
Vandalla Coat Co
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Ripple Fe
Batwosad Tin Flw
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Indianapolis Street Railway
Indianapolis Water Co
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Aaring
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Heandtty
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