Stocks Open Higher Amid Mixed Early Trading
The New York stock market opened cheerfully with many standard shares rising while St Paul slipped. Great Northern preferred and Northern Pacific gained, Anaconda surged seven points, Rubber common fell on Keene illness rumors. Government bonds mostly eased, trading remained uneven and volume thin near midday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surippe-McRee Prees Association
New York
St. Paul
Stock Exchange
Great Northern Preferred
Northern Pacific
Anaconda
Soma
Reading
James R. Keene
Live Stock Market Report Indiana and Chicago May 11
Indianapolis reports show hog receipts around 6,500 and cattle near 1,100 with a strong hog market up to 46 60 and most sales between 38 15 and 33 75. Cattle demand steady with prime stock firm, common grades soft. sheep and lambs unchanged as buyers seek high quality stock. At Chicago the butter, eggs, and cheese markets show fresh creamery butter and eggs at 15 43, full cream cheese, and poultry prices, with beverag e and miscellaneous items listed for regional distribution.
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Indianapolis
Verteray
Lyvon
Orvey
Capperie
Col
Blerloe
A. F
Pacific C. Mo & St. Erle
Chicago
Turseys
Reading
Catrle
Wis
Wesley Rheen
Western
Unlisted Securities and Indianapolis Produce Prices
An OCR fragment lists assorted produce prices with many misspellings, including Malage grapes, California tomatoes, green peppers, onions, cabbage, beets, spinach, potatoes, cucumbers, Florida eggplants, and various seafood and meat items. It also contains odd notes like Untitled or garbled lines and multiple regional market references.
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Indianapolis
California
Florida
Frenk Co
Decline in Wheat and Rising Oats Reported at Open
Serloye-Mefine Press Association reports a mixed grain start in Chicago on May 1. Wheat and corn edged lower while oats and provisions firmed with May and July futures showing notable activity and varied closing quotes across months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serloye-Mefine Press Association
Chicago
Stic
Duly
Rita
Fr.aty
Ruth
Local Securities Market Faces Mixed, Turbulent Trade
The focal stock market continues in satisfactory condition with modest demand. Brokers report active trading margins, notable activity in Union Traction and Belt Railroad, and a liquidation of Capital National stock tied to the Frank Powell estate. Daily sales include fruits and produce quotes as investors weigh bids and asks.
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Lot
Indianapou [Hs
Union
Yharea
Caplin
Capital National
Ballet
Frank Powel
Amer
Central Life Ing. Co
American National Bank Atlay Engine Works
Belt Railroad
Common Belt Railroad
Prown-Ketcham Iron
Capital National Bank
Y Central Trust Company
Citizens’ Savings Depomlt Co
Climax Coffee and B. P. Co
Columbia National Bank
Farmers’ Trust Co
Federal Tini Aurery Co
Indigna Hotel Co
Indiana National Bank
Guar. and Loan Co
Indiana Trust CQ
Indiana Chien ‘Traction Analy
Indianapolis Abattoir Ptd
MK. Ind
MartinavMe RT. Co
Ind
Fire Insurance Co
Indianapolis Gas Co
Boutheastern Trac
Indianapolis Street Railway
Indp
Traction
ML & W. Traction
jLaw Building
Laycock Mfs. Co
Jnana Vining Traction
Fs. Col. & Sonritern
Indianapolis
Eemtern Bsi
Indianapalin Gas
Ind. & Greenfield B. T
Inc
Martinaville
BR. T
Northern ‘Traction
Indianapoli Street
Bing. Trac. & Terminal Se
Indianapolia Water Co
Instaner
Union Traction
Teetiana Fe
Park Board Approves Riverside Botanical Garden Plan
The Park board approves a Riverside park botanical garden project and foundation work. The full improvement may not be ordered this year. foundation construction will proceed with an estimated cost near 95 900. Bids for the foundation will be advertised.
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Riverside Park
Depositors testify as McCoy bank collapse fills docket
Judge Farber adjourned the case until Tuesday after more than 50 witnesses from Rensselaer and surrounding counties testified about losses in the McCoy bank failure. Depositors described balances, overdues, and the bank's insolvency while prosecutors argued overvaluation of McCoy assets.
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Farber
Monticello
Ind
McCoy
Marta
Rpom Rensselaer
McCoy Bank
Meneselaer
Alfred
Thor
Dirac Tater
Henmnelaer
John McKerver
Rensselaer
Janper
A McCoy & Co
Bnere
Fair Oaks
Valle
Bank Hunldine
Tronenelaer
U. S
Miners and Arbitration Proposals Spark Wage Debate
A garbled report discusses miners in various locations from Indianapolis to Ohio and West Virginia, noting wage figures like 3.00 and 22 net rent after corrections. It mentions organizational recognition, arbitration proportions, and uncertain positions of marchers and operators amid ongoing disputes.
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Thomas Lewis
Indianapokte
Brida
Chi
Brad Deeli
Earasse
Ktown
West Virginia
Banks Reopen May 21 After Cleaning
Banks in the city will reopen May 21 after a scheduled cleaning. All commercial banks resume operations, with savings banks ready to follow on the same date. Some banks report road conditions improving and anticipate full service as soon as safe access is ensured.
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Scrippo-Memar Pyfre Rewreimiom
Fragmented note on earnings and pay rates
A cryptic OCR fragment discusses someone named gellis and vague pay or earnings. It mentions what they earn and what he receives, but details are unclear and no full names or figures are confirmed.
Smoots Ordeal After Rate Bill Continues On
The debate on the rate bill features amendments by La Follette Bailes and Lodge. Proposals to bar preliminary injunctions against ICC orders fail 34 to 48, with several senators voting for and against. A Raven amendment on information access is defeated 53 to 2, while other changes aim to regulate routes and carrier authority.
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LaFallette
Intersince Commerce Commission
Berkett
Majestad Lac Follette
Hemubkeaix
Ratley
Bacon
Culbertson
Daniel
Morgan
Pettis
Talilaterts
Pemorvats
Tilman
Lodge Amendinens
Sine ‘Authoriny “Wien
Ing
Genater Raven
Udine
Jude
Cruel plan fizzles as GOP drops move against Rick Governor
Report describes Ohio Republicans ending bids to force Lt Governor Harris to act as governor due to alleged mental and physical incapacity of the current officeholder. Attorneys say no further steps will be taken as party leaders discuss the failed scheme, amid broader political fallout and calls for humanitarian concerns.
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Patanon
Ain
Ghia
Washington
Reagan
Cincionari
Dimen AQ Alien
Emmett v Tompking
Dodge Darri F
Mandimiuk
Liewl
Harris
Repunticar
Purdue announces June commence week program 1910
Special to The Sun Lafayette Ind May 1 President W Stone of Purdue University announced the commencement week program. Events include Baccalaureate June 4 by President James J Angell of Michigan at 3 pm, exhibits at departments through Tuesday, varsity games on Stuart field, a musical recital in Fowler Hall, and the graduation exercises June 6 with address by Prof Atwood Small of Chicago. New appointments include Pe Withham Kendrick to civil engineering dean and chief of the department, and Prof W J Keuce to a university dean position.
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Lafayette
Ind
W. ©. Stone
Furdue University
James J8. Angell
University of Michigan
Vistors
Stuart Field
Fowler Hall
Eclasa
Piurdue
Minnesota
Statefield
A.M. AnAwAl
Mom
Fowler Hill
Abe
Mienthers
Atbing
W. Small
University of Chicago
Dean Wood
Mo Goss
Acho
Purdue Toiverelis
Hum
Pollock Gets Place in Roosevelts Admin
Washington May 11 The president appointed George I Potick of North Lawrence Ohio to be assistant commissioner of the general land office.
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Moosevelt
Inday
George I. Potiick
North Lawrence, O
General Land Office
Jockey Radike Seeks Wagers At Track Rally
The article reports on jockey Radike and his wagering appeal at the race track. It notes bettors following Radike’s mounts, with talk of prices and potential gains as followers place bets and await results. Details mention New Orleans bets, paddock chatter, and varying trainer and owner involvement around Radike’s performances.
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Speeini
New York
Wade
Maine
Belden
Sant Ui
New Orleans
Sauiflw
We Loire
Adin
Artour Reitfern
Hennings
Jas Mare
Artie
Giere
Redfern
Liberty 15 The Gay Reply To Be Made To The Czar
Newspapers express disappointment over amnesty in the Czar’s speech. In St Petersburg the Duma debated amnesty for political offenders, with delegates cheering for reform though wary of crisis. A Constitutional Democrat prepared to draft the formal reply to the empress’s speech from the throne.
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Scrippe- Wenn
ST Preterbburg
Marth
Today Express
Friant
M. Moramsirom
Bat
Ce Hell
Ivan Petrunkevitch
Ariel
Ratory
Hament
Rose
Aimemiy
Constitutional Democrats
Lochren to retire as senior federal judge
Judge Lochren the senior federal district judge of Minuiresote will retire next May on reaching the age limit. His likely successor is Mister D. Purdy formerly an assistant attorney general now serving as assistant to Attorney General Moonty in Washington.
Civil Service Exams Announced for Various Agencies
The United States civil service announces vacancies and exam dates for positions in the Bureau of Plant Industry and Bureau of Prisons among others. Salaries range from 2000 to 3250 a year, with locations including Manila and Indianapolis. Applicants should contact 11 K. Mihihouse, Federal Building, Indianapolis for details.
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United States
Marylee Rarimia Jin
Sune
Dryet
Bureau of Plast Industry
Aesimabl
Alatesman
Bureau of Prisons
Manila
Aotary
Mla
Winnenago
Neb
Mibihouse
Federal Building
Firebugs clash with banks in Linton heist plan
Police believe a bank robbery scheme by firebugs in Linton Indiana aimed to open the La...en banks. Fire department battled flames at a saloon grocery and hay storage, with Verbal reports of multiple alarms and extensive property losses totaling around ten thousand dollars.
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Sam
Linton
Ind
Merns & Throops
Storermom
Othe Harn
Thunas
Davie & Jorenson
James Hurley
Salounr
Citr
George Araley Aanon Wan
It's Garden Time and Time's Whirligig Changes Bryan
A fragmented interview scene features Rev Dr Charles Wood and discussions on railroad rates and political figures Theodore Roosevelt and William Bryan. The dialogue hints at aging, garden work, and shifting eras as a farmer contemplates legacy and a New Hampshire summer home.
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Jerippe McRae
Farmer
Eetuy
Charles Wood
Alevity
Theodore Roosevelt
Wiliam J. Bryant
Cleveland
Wiliam
Rooevelt
Theodore Bryant
Bryans
Potition
Princeton
New Hampeahire
Sultans Wives Strike Over Intrusion Into Harem
Constantinople reports an anti hareem movement among Turkish women of higher classes. Daughters of Nouri Bey and ministers’ families fled the palace amid fear of foreign women in the sultan's harem. Officials contemplate a law to ban foreign intrusion, citing danger to local women and social order.
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Serippe-MeRar Prean
Constantinople
Nouri Bey
Iini Firey
Baris
Tedvan Pasha
Pra
Ted
Bronssan
Memdouh Pasha
Varknanashe
Company Comes to Indiana Under Foreign Incorporation Law
The National Cash Register company of Dayton Ohio complied with Indiana’s foreign corporation filing requirement. A copy of the charter and articles of incorporation was sent to Indiana officials. Agent for the company in Indiana is Jean Wentz of Niles?
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National Cash Register Companys
Dayton
Indiana
Robbed at Church Raises Questions of Property Loss
Irene Ansociatiom Lynn presided at the May meeting of the Mam saeteette Association of Pree Bapre thoreles. The annual ventarenen event featured chair terrenias and a stage show with a nam at autretom. The robbery involved properties belonging to the Bey, Wood Front, with treasurer Law True noting the loss and valuable records.
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Lynn
Stulon
Bank Rowe
Bey
Wood
Law True
Mrs Davis Reported Improving After Illness in New York
Mrs Davis wife of the president of the United States was said to be improving after a grip illness at the Hotel Gerard in New York. Doctor Robert Hi Wyif reported her condition as better. Her daughter Mrs J Addison Hayes was en route from Colorado Springs to be with her.
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Reriepe
New York
Hotel Gerard
Sete Fermon Iavis
Robert Hi Wyif
Aheo
J. Addizon Hayes
Colorado
Alleged Shortage Stirs Tennessee Court Proceedings
State Revenue Agent A B Kiron Nas filed in Mirriman court against Truatre by C Sparks of Ronse county for an alleged shortage totaling $800. The matter involves County seat political figures and party nomination ties, with Tom Wright linked as a former candidate.
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Cilattanooga
Tenn
State Revenue
Kiron Nas
Ehnuvery
Mirriman
Truatre
C. Sparks
Ronse County
Tom Wright
Muaen Dondenren
Ded Qaders
Agent for G. and M. V. Foom Handles Local Deal
Wilkinson, a former Indianapolis resident, arrives to manage a venture linking the Pennsylvania system with the Cincinnati and Muskingum Valley Railway. He sets up operations in Indianapolis and aims to combine business with pleasure while promoting the line through the local agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foom. Wilkinson
Genera
Paraenger Ead Ferent
Cuan & Muskingum Vaive Ralnnad
Indianapolis
Friday Wilkinson
Ane
M. V. Mottraat
OBrien Fines Fox In Milwaukee Airing Incident
The American association fined Fox of the Minneapolis team for directing his players off the field during a game on August 19, as President OBrien reported in Milwaukee on May 1.
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O'Brien
FOX
Scrippe-Veltae Mreae Aanuuciation
Milwaured
Wic
Doe Obrien
American Association
Jafay Snel Uupt Fox
Minneape Hs
Oteertie
Auk 19
Found Dead on Track at Coal Belt Railcar
The coroner investigates a miner found dead on the track at the Coal Belt railroad. Police report indicates an untimely death with authorities handling the case. no further details available in the readable text.
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Scrippe-MoRar Preas Association
Marin
M—cAllen Carin
Wax
Coal Belt Railroat
Fast Weil
Hap
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