Stocks Open Irregular Amid Slightly Heavy Tone On Exchange
The New York Stock Exchange started Thursday with an irregular session as weights drifted. Trading showed mixed moves across rail and industrials, with notable activity in Western Union and Amalgamated Copper, while bonds remained unchanged and government issues quiet.
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New York Exchange
Scrippe-McRwe Pree
Avsociation
New York
Paul
Western
Unia
Amalgamated Copper Oem
H.R
Hiteresia
Pacific
Hrulers
Awaoclaiss
J. J. Thu
Tnien
Thomegm
S Wu
Law, Chine
Live Stock Market Report From Indianapolis May 10
Livestock prices across hogs cattle and sheep show strength and activity. Hogs top at 6.38 with most sales 6.45 to 6.50. cattle demand improves with higher bids for road stock and burnered cattle. sheep and lambs stay quiet but steady amid mixed feedstock and quality grades. Prime veal calves and heifers command higher bids while common and medium grades hold firm. overall market movement remains varied with cautious gains and steady finishes.
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Indianapolis
Sheen
Hilicher
Brime Beern
Vanntra
New York Produce Trade Details and Prices May 14
Market notes from New York and nearby areas list poultry dairy meats and produce with prices for turkey dressed poultry butter creamery products and various beef lamb and pork items. Prime steers and cows price ranges noted along with stockers and feeders and regional pork products and cured meats.
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New York
York
Condition of wheat shows 29,623,000 acres in cultivation
Government report from Washington on May 1 states winter wheat in cultivation totaled 29,623,000 acres, down 1 percent from last fall. average condition of spring wheat at May 1 was 84, with various past benchmarks and a mean May average for the region.
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Serigpe-McBan Press Association
Washington
Local Securities Move on Telephone Bonds Amid Pressure
Local stock exchange shows Telephone bonds under pressure with declines and few offers. Several bonds from industries such as American National Bank, Indiana Union, and Indianapolis Traction display mixed movements while market activity continues. The day’s listed sales for bonds include New Telephone and related issuers with varied figures and partial pricing indicated.
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Local Stock Exchange
Alanapoliz
Geeling
Nane
Sid
Askeg
Amer
Central Tire Tng Co
American National Bank
Brown-Ketohan Iron Kapital National Bank
Central Tru Company
Ishlelmar Coffee and B. P. Co
Columbia National Bank
Farmers’ Trust Co
Federal
W. Nome Brewing Company
Indiana Lictel Co
Pfu
Indiana National Bank
Guar, and Loan Co
Indiana ‘Trust Co
Indiana Union
Indianapolis Abattoir
Wid
Martinsville
Indpls Fire Insurance Co
Indiananolla Gea Co
Southeastern Tree, Pd
Tndianapolis Street Railway
Indpls Traction & Terminel
Marion ‘Trust Company
National Bank
Saw ‘Telephone Co
Reeves & Co
Recurity Trust Co
Tinton i
Union Traction
Union Trove Co
San Camp
Vandatla
Pwaewan
Broad Ripple
Citizens Street Railroad Hour
Eastern
Familianapolis
Ee BR
Mg Ind
Greenfield
Jad
Martinaville
Northern Traction
Nag
Indianapolis Water Co
Lost savings in McCoy Bank court case note
Fragmentary court record describes a bank failure involving owners and local figures. Abram Aal Jock, an attorney and Republican committee chair, cites a $42 balance, while Edward W. Howen, a Del Ioni banker, references a 1808 loan of $7,000 to Alfred McCoy & Co and a $2,160 repayment before failure.
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Jordan Stork Farm
Abram Aal‘Jock
Rensaslaer
Sellers
Jerry
Thomas J. McCoy
Sumimee
Herald
Edward W. Howen
del Ioni
Alfred McCoy ‘& Co
WHEAT PRICES FALL AMID MIXED TRADING IN MAY JULY MARKETS
Chicago May 10 report notes May wheat opening at 78 40 and July at 75 4 cents with sporadic offerings failing to sustain earlier gains. Prices firm for corn oats and rye but wheat shows limited strength. Livestock receipts and market tone described across Chicago and Duluth wiring with mixed activity in grains and poultry prices.
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Scrippe-McRae Frees Association
Chicago
Duluth
Nils
Tie
Cate Closer
Star
Dily White
Chicago Live Stock Receipts Report
Chicago March livestock report shows steady cattle receipts with prime beef near 340.96 per head and hog receipts around 406.68. Terms include feeders, cows, heifers, veals, western lambs, and native and western sheep with varied prices across categories.
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Chicago
Mar
Nigher
Roneh
Cincinnati Live Stock Market Report May Day 1890s Notes
Grain and livestock market items summarize steady prices for steers and sheep, with mixed packers and spring lambs listed. Names and figures appear garbled, but reference to calves, chvet, and price ranges indicate a routine agricultural market snapshot from Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Cincinkati
Colver
Plot to destroy embassy halted by Russian arrests
Paris reports police halted a plan to bomb the Russian embassy and Grand Dukes Vladimir and Hors residences. Twelve Russians were arrested with maps and devices, including forged letters and explosive plans.
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Mludenre
Vladimir
Hors
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Hous
Poli
Wong An
Great Exodus From Caracas Shapes Caracas Flight
A report from New York describes a steady exodus of Caracas elites and former officials to Europe and the United States. It notes generals and politicians seeking rest while planning a return, with figures like Senor Rivas and Nicolas Carcon among arrivals. property, monopoly wealth, and a shifting political-legal landscape are cited as drivers of departure and possible future reprise.
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New York
Adi
Europe
Ganron
Une Tovad
Yala
Senor Gumarsinds Rivar
Cautron Par Send
Gardwas
Ward
Caracas
Cnatra
Venezuelan Bank Scandal Shocks Officials in Caracas
National Bank figures face intrigue over a Venezuelan bank affair. Key executives including Seana Vices President Valittini are linked to funds and a controversial move to establish an institution to regulate paper money. The episode involves foreign tanker crews and shifting control as inquiries proceed in New York and London.
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Fua
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Haser
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Casteo
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Qin Sun A Aie
Czar Opens Douma Amid Market Turmoil and Protests
May events spark clashes as Russia’s czar orders action against demonstrators. A key official faces dismissal and Parliament tensions rise over mandates and funding. Reports describe potential upheaval if the government and the Duma clash again, with fines and arrests noted and a tense path forward expected.
Incorporations and Capital Changes in Local Firms
The article lists new and expanded corporations with details on capital, directors, and proposed ventures. It notes the Mantakucioes company, Tolleston Lind, Wabash Sami Gravel, and Marion Iron and Brann firms with capital increases and named directors. Petitions by Clonae x! Molaightin of Elkhart seek woven labels and clothing items, while Lady Maryinnate and Tullmote Stock are mentioned as products or brands.
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FLOM
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Tolleston Lind Company
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Elkiart
Lady Maryinnate
Wrimen
Witte Not on List Amid Empire Council Fuss
May 14 report from Granada notes Duke Michael Meuimteten named honorary president of the empire council. list of council members to participate in all legislation excludes Witte. Count Laleky acts as acting president. details show a mix of aged and infirm members, with Witte’s omission provoking strong reaction.
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Patebarerg
Granade
Michael Meuimteten
Couniell
Emnire
Canrs
Laleky
Council of the Empire
Witte
Preminr
Witlc
San Francisco Earthquake Report Tests New Structures
Authentic reports from San Francisco indicate officials believe modern buildings can withstand fire and earthquake. Despite major fires, many towers and mills survived. reconstruction plans proceed with a 20 story Chronicle building and a new bank, aiming to reduce future quake damage.
Births and Deaths and Marriages in City Record
City records list births including Walter Umton Joaaptine Umton and Edith Beyer, with names like Amos Carnes and Harold Edwart noting health events. Deaths include Harold Edwart, hemophilia and senility entries. marriages feature Charles Blanrhand and Sul van, and Frith Wadktenied with Lance Marie Farmer. numerous building permits and property transactions noted across areas near Washington.
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Umton
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Hors
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Charles W. Blanrhand
Titace Sulvan
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Mand
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Aly
Dagnes
George W. Andrison
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Washington
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Laton ‘Treat Company
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Great Woodmen Meeting in Indianapolis Event
A jumndin’ gathering of Woodmen of Anmirton in Indiana plans a large meeting in Indianapolis on May 18. The event features parades at 3 PM with uniformed foresters from central counties and Switheda joining in. A Trophy and program are promised, and Jimbs bacons will read yank on lapels to show support.
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Taer
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Indianapolis Public Works approves Beyurmann Avenue widening
The City of Indianapolis Department of Public Works approves the Beyurmann Avenue widening project from Thirtieth Street to nearby lines. The notice lists land to be appropriated and damages to affected property owners, with a public hearing and meeting scheduled for Monday at 10 o clock.
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Twentstreet Street
Lehremann Avenue
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Schurmann Avenue
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Noth
Twentyerith Street
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Barnen
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Twenty -Tenth Street
Brharmann Avenue
Svit Alley
Devler Street
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Thie
Woman Arrested for Carrying Public Safety Item in Fort Worth
In Fort Worth, Tess Plinerd was arrested on a charge of carrying a public safety item. The incident occurred as authorities reported a display of the item in public, leading to charges tied to public safety concerns. The case is under Tarrant County jurisdiction.
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Tess
Insurance details amid agency dispute and errors
Fragmented OCR describes insurance coverage and company names including The Reliance Insurance Company of Philadelphia and Delaware Insurance Company of Philadelphia with varying policy amounts. It notes draft payments and adjustments to be made, referencing Meyer & Co and Pie A. in a damaged text snippet.
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