Market Opens Higher as Key Stocks Edge Up
Leviona McHae reports from New York on May 6 that the market opened modestly stronger with Anaconda Copper Reading and Great Northern preferred among gainers. Pennsylvania and Chesapeake & Ohio eased slightly while the standard railroad and industrial index rose about one half to one percent.
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Copper
Reading
Great Northern Preferred
Leviona-McHae Press Association
New York
Pennsylvania
Chesapeake & Ohio
Standard Railroad and Industrial Dist
Great Northern
Anaconda
W. Thomson
Livestock market report from Indianapolis and Chicago
May 2 market notes show hogs steady from yesterday's quotes with large supply and dull demand, cattle steady with uneven grades, and sheep steady with good to choice stock sought. Chicago receipts and prices list varied hogs at 15.60 to 16.00, cattle prime to medium at 35.4 to 45, and sheep around 4 to 5 dollars. overall markets firm with limited bidding.
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Indianapolis
Waltal
Chicago
Beth
Weber
HAOWE
Western Dams
PTT
Medhim
Bert Pie
Tenn
Blom Corp Ley
A. T
Cohedien Pacife
St. L
Liserpar
Penns Railway
Souther Raliwa
Valen Pacific
Siuser A
Cincinnati
Cattie
Eleady
WHR —Revelpts
OXIA
Pittsburg
Scholew
Wothers
Fearyeen
Florida
ST. Lowie
Ceipta
Sion
Unlisted Securities and Grain Market Snippet
A fragmented OCR market note covers securities labeled unlisted and grain items. It lists various tagged tracks, merchants, and railcar discussions, with mixed references to sellers, buyers, and commodity names across cities and exchanges. The text is garbled yet signals price, stock, and product mentions amid a broad commodities snapshot.
Incal stock market shows varied movement amid thin trading
The Incal market edged higher with a 4/ a point bid rise and 22 shares changing hands as Union Traction common resumed an upward trend. brokers note a narrowing bid and ask gap and a steady visible supply of stock among listed names including American Central Life, Belt Railroad, Indiana National Bank, and Union Trust Co among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Union Traction
Toamalt
Amer
Central Life Ins.Co
American’ National Bank
Atlas Engine Works
Ptd
Beit Railrasd
Belt Railroad
Freen-Ketcham Iron
Capital Nations Bank Central ‘Trust Company
Citizene’ Savings Deposit Co
Ettmax
B. P. Co
Columbia National Bank
Farmers’ Trust Co
Federal Union Surety Co
Ft. W. & Wab
Val. Trac. Co
Home Brewing
Indiana
Hotel Co
Teaue
Indiana National Bank
Trust of Indiana Trust Co
Indiana Union Traction Co
Indianapolis Abattoir
Ind
Martinsville
Indianapolis Fire Trx
Indianapolis Gas Coy
Southeastern
Indianapolis
India'ls
Traction
Manon Trust Company
Ja & 1
Nanensi Bank
Now ‘Telephone Co
People's Depowt Bank
People's Light & Heat
Ranh Fertilizer
Reeves & Co
Pideee ‘Security Trust ColUrian National Bank
Col. & Bouthern
M&w
Wheat and steel plant disaster hit Chicago area
May wheat opens at 79 cents with July at 7834 cents as grain prices show modest gains. In Chicago a massive fire at the Scrippa-McHae Preaw association mill injures workers and triggers a mass layoff, with four thousand men to be displaced and losses pegged at 50,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe-Mefine Prem Association
Chicago
Isc
Siily
Imegrnutec
Praviavitia
Jule Path
Mito
Tata
Ste
Scrippa-McHae Preaw Associatial
Eire Fy
Miinvis Steel Voin
Sout Cilewea
Orrtack
Tmenave
Thensaml
Ima Suit
Kahl Joins Hoosier Baseball Team
Nick Kahl, an axehig teague thie baceman, has been cleared by Manager Watking to join the Hoosiers. He leaves the Columbus squad where his services were not required and arrives in time to help the western tip. Last season he played with Cleveland and Napa, earning a reputation as a hard hitter and fast fielder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick" Kahl
Receiver appointed for American Reserve Bond Company
Mo May 3 Judge Fisher of the circuit court appointed the Mexican Valley Trust Company as receiver of the American Reserve Bond Company in Missouri on the petition of bondholders William Rawall and W W Davin. The bond of the trust company was fixed at 1200.00 amid claims the company is insolvent and the Nebiiittes’ are too Seea
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McNaereas Anapelation
Loute
William Rawall
W. W. Davin
Fisher
Aircuit Court
Todas
Miexicasppt Valley Trust Company Aa
American Reserve Bond Company
Miawouri
Rema Reserve Company
Nebiiittes
Seea
Tha Nawats
Delay Rate Bill Amid Broad Senate Amendments
Senate debates a delay rate bill with numerous amendments. Hillridge pushes changes covering passenger and private cars under the Interstate Commerce Commission, plus at least 17 amendments overall. Other items include compensation for some Appen and a court review proposal, while Taft on the Supreme Court bench and Panama Canal handover loom in cabinet plans amid broader farming and post exchange discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillridge
Central
Interstate Commerce Commission
Appen
States Fight The Octopus: Wachenheimer Ouster in Ohio Fight
May 2 report from Lima details moves against Toledo prosecutor J W Wacheneheimer and plans to attack Standard Oil and associated firms. The effort spans Ohio Indiana and beyond, with aims to curb alleged oil industry influence and secure actions by Attorney General Frank Monnet amid corporate opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe-McRae Area Association
Lima
J. W. Wachenhaimer
Toledo
le Standard
Sieh
Jezel Dirertean
Frank Monnet
Okie
Moncrétt
Wacheneheimer
Gelling Chue
Ohta
Indiana
Winos
Ohio
Wes
Virginia
Kansas
Oklahoma
Talan
Warkenheimart
Ohio ON Company
Standard
Buckeye Pine Line Company
Solar Refinery Company
Quarrel of Republics Strains Caracas Colombia Ties
Diplomatic strains rise as Venezuela and Colombia argue over border incidents and a Venezuelan officer who fled into Colombia. Castro government protests delay and recalls plenipotentiaries, with minor border clashes reported along the frontier.
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Acrippe-MrHor Preax
Warhington, Alay
Castro
Becaue
Calimblan
Colombia
Pogote
No Bones Broken Says the Father
William Winklemeier, described as a bravery driver, was accused of whipping his 9 year old son Aly with a blacksnake whip. The police matron found bruises on the child but noted no broken bones. Neighbors testified about the incident on Thursday during the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Winklemeier
Costa
Alypert
Ira Holman
Poller Matron
Fire at Hospital Prompts Citywide Service Push
A fire at a hospital triggers rapid plans for improved city services and new safety measures. Officials pledge to abolish overhead trolley remnants and assess quake damage while commercial activity resumes with deposits and withdrawal rules. Police plan strict handling of intoxicated individuals as reopening proceeds and prison wristband ankles aim to prevent escapes.
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Fenath
Penn
Xaipons
Oakland
President Roosevelt Sends Gratitude For Foreign Aid To San Francisco
President Roosevelt today expressed sincere thanks for the swift aid offered by foreign governments municipalities and individuals after the San Francisco disaster. He noted private relief efforts and urged Congress to pass a formal resolution recognizing the universal sympathy and support shown by nations and peoples worldwide.
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Scrippe-McRae
Roosevelt
Conkiesk
United States
San Franciero
State Department
Nisself
Marion
Congress
Coal Miners Active Amid Mixed Strike Progress
Coal mine workers report uneven progress in the strike as operations resume in various districts. Fall Brook company in district 2 employs about 1,000 men after a partial settlement signal. Some mines in Pennsylvania resume on a limited basis while others push ahead slowly. In Iowa and the South, activity resumes under 1903 peak conditions with several mines listed in Arkansas and Indian Territory. Steel and wire products pricing appears in a separate line of the clipping.
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Fall Brook Company
Cleyrselé
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Bunciay Creek Coal Company
Mana
Ndnes
Iowa
Prs
Denning
Ark
Suter Company
Poteau
Threkn Company
Cherokee, I. T
Greenville Telephone asks board to approve rate increase
A Greenvile Telephone company letter to the Board of Public Works urges support for the Indianapolis Telephone franchise rate increase and extension. It argues independents face rising costs, depreciation, and capex challenges, warning a negative ruling could hurt independent long distance service and local subscribers nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inilamapolis
Indianapolie
Pulitte
Grernenvile Telephone Company
Board of Public Works
Thuradis
Greencastle Trice
Aloe
Indianapolis
Renrithe
Indianapelis
Boy Is Clever Criminal Framed by Forged Vouchers
Evans, a 19 year old Indiana man, was found in Cincinnati by Detective Hart, linked to robbing Big Four railroad offices in February by forging checks and pay vouchers in stolen names. Items recovered include two gold chains and a watch. he formerly worked as an engineer on a garden line and is son of a retired furniture maker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Company
Tyeedas
Fawird Evans
Cinetneta
Percetive Hart
OL & DL Evans
Evans
Troibune
Thie City
Cr. de D
Ragman Makes A Raid On Mrs Prank’s Home
A 108 year old Mrs John Prank in Otlost reported a theft of a feather bed once owned by her mother. A rasmon reportedly carried the bed from the yard through the alley, but bicycle patrols could not locate the bed. Mrs Praby states the bed was privately hers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Prank
Otlost
Wag
Thurmlay
Praby
Privelt
Brass Lever as a Weapon Sparks Streetcar Turmoil
Motorman George Kenyon struck over by a brass lever on a Gar- Hiehl line street car injuring him. Police fined Kenyon five dollars. Conductor William Peteman fined five dollars and costs for assault and battery. Fletcher Gross, a conductor, was discharged along with Beversdorf for contributing to the disturbance. Beversdorf paid his wife’s fare and later was charged with collecting fares improperly. A scuffle at the end of the line led to further blows involving Peter plan and Beveradorf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuorge Kenyon
Gar- Hiehl
Atrick Otto Beverstit
Kenyon
William Peteman
HO and Cosets
Bevatsfort
Grose
Beversdorf
Peterplan
Beveraderf
Kemper
Beversdort
City Record for a Day Includes Names and Property List
A garbled city record item lists residents such as James and Jeasié Douglass and Robert and Lulu Mier with addresses and notes on ages and genders. It mentions property inventory, a Central Railroad company assessment, and a tax computation note, followed by a jumble of names, ages, illnesses, and building permits. The fragment also includes several Street addresses and scattered legal phrases, with entries like Emma B. Avery and Nora Lennard among deaths and various construction and remodeling permits.
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James
Jeasié Douglass
Temioe
Robert
Lulu Mier
Hannenave
Carrie Dawson
Emma Alexander
Rir
Charlem
Edith Rigg
Schucman
THE
Central
Merippa
Menta
Falniel Tower
Ste
Ctand
Tyin
Pels
Ann Maulman
St Anthet
Tinoly
M. Tots
Sinls Central Railroad Company
Wittiam
Peart Osborne
Oie
BR. Ave
Jeasie
Emma Ray
Haugh St
Charing
Bestia Kanter
Stichiganet
Relnevard
Mary Fetter
Deloss
Aha
Gertrude Richarts
Wil Eldere
Incorporations Filed for Several Indiana Companies
The secretary of state records note multiple verbatim filings including The Clovertear Creamery Monroe ville capital stock 26000 The Gordon club Syreeuae Directors Alva Mounce Carl St Chaver Jacob Ruftner The Kirkwood Gymnastic Bloomington Directors Joan Bright W R Smitty J Hoverman The Winana Constru cyen capital stock 310000 Directors Todd F Boyer Charlvn T Tobin Harry B Dickey Wiliam D B Fragier George S Lockwood The Underwood Development Munelry capital stock 9500 Directors Cyrup Underwood Waite B R Underwood Harold Underword The Routh Head Tent and Awntg company capital stock H S Directors Edward G Roberts W M Wajter Fred G Walter The Clover Leat Elgin Creamery Suntmant capital stock The directors Fred Ranwomlick Mathea Bellman Joseph M Kuebel Join Rosenmeyer Henry Bebyears The Home Telephone and Telegraph Fort Wayne has filed extension and an increase of capital stock 250000 making total capital stock PON of
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Gordon Club
Syreeuae
Alva Mounce
Carl 3T
Chaver
Jacob Ruftner
Kirkwood Gymnastic Ela
Bloomington
Joan Bright
W. R. Smitty
J. Hoverman
Winana Construicyen
Capital
Todd F. Boyer
Charlvn T. Tobin
Harry B. Dickey
Wiliam DB
Fragier
George 8. Lockwood
Underwood Development Company
Munelry Capital
Cyrup Underwood
Waite BR. Underwood
Harold Underword
Routh
Capital Stock, HS
Edward G. Roberts
W. M. Wajter
Fred G. Walter
Clover Leat-Elgin Creamery Company
Sunmant Capital Stock
Witnesses Clash Over Duke House Staircase Observation
Newark May 2 In the Duke divorce trial Vice-Chancellor Phrasy’s court heard fresh experiments at Mrs Dukes residence in New York to see if people could ascend stairs unseen. Louis Banderson testified she saw Mrs Duke and Maj Hutten, the corespondent, at events, while surveyor Frederick Reinert and grocer Herman Schadeker described limited views from a fifth floor bathroom area. They contradicted earlier detective testimony about hidden lights and shadows from Mrs Dukes room.
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Kerippa Te Rae Prene
Asesetairom
Newark
N. J
Tuke
Itv
Phrasy
Duke
Mra Dike
Maj Huttogn
Eos Apattirs
Wight
Widencor
Nes
Reinert
Binderson
Tess Sact
Real Case in Trial Sees Defence Attack on Evidence
The defense began to present the true case by challenging Nellie Randa the former maid who held damaging testimony against Mrs Jennie Elnorta and Mrs Dukes companion. The Sands girl testified she had been kidnapped and kept confined though she denied making such statements yesterday. Mrs Lincoln asked who visited Se Duke at Benjamin Duke's house and Nellie replied she had wanted to leave after being kidnapped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Randa
Jennie Elnorta
Atery
Benjamin Duke
Laters Invitacion
Nellie
Teave Se
Duke
Local fishing law offenses prompt arrests at multiple towns
Roy Anderson Hevert Barnett and Noah Edington admitted guilt for possessing firearm in a game reserve at Linton Wed Heady and each paid 55 dollars. Claykate Taughtin of Secnluts was arrested for using a net and faces trial. Deputy Warren Jamen arrested Lev men at Bloomfeld for using seines and their trials were set for Thursday.
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Nalgwil
Roy Anderson
Hevert Barnett
Noah Edington
Linton
Taughtin
Secnluts
Warren Jamen
Lev
Bloomfeld
H. JC. Sanders and Partners Seek Uniform Orders
A fragmented ad lists clothing and medical uniform makers including H. JC. Sanders Msgr. and others. It mentions prices and orders for physicians dentists nurses barbers butchers and factory garments. Contact details include phone 261 and stores at Tychaemave 35 and W. Obloat 192.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. JC. Sanders
Msgr
Amt
Railroad Time Cards From Cincinnati to Indianapolis
Time card fragment shows railroad routing Cincinnati to Indianapolis with stops at Baniltons Dayton and Detroitt. Schedule bits indicate departures around morning and late afternoon, with several times like 7:08 pm and 4:00, plus arrival in Indianapolis near noon.
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Cincinnati
Baniltons
Dayton
Illinois
Bivensberg Ctanbanatis Iauvn
Ingisnapolia
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