Stocks Open Higher Amid Mixed Market Action
New York May 3 stock market opened with gains led by Anaconda Norfolk and Western Colorado Fuel and Steel while copper and Great Northern preferred rose modestly. The session showed cautious trading as professionals hunt for direction amid varied domestic and London activity and light commission house business.
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Anaconda
Norfolk & Western
Colorado Fuel and Steel
Sevippe-MeNes Press Association
New York
Ranns Qonda
American Tase Motive
Southern Railway
Caloris Fuel and Steel
H. Asigamilo
Copper
Great Northern
Sreck Exchange
Hocaine
Elemost
London
Qeen
Thomean
Local Securities Traction Increases on Busy Indianapolis Market
In Indianapolis trading today, securities showed renewed activity led by Union Traction and Indianapolis traction issues. Prices advanced with bid activity rising and a block of shares exchanging hands, while most of the list remained inactive except for notable gains in American National Bank and Union Traction. The day closed with total stock sales around 8,385 dollars, reflecting cautious broker behavior and a cautious market mood.
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Jotal
Union Trac- Hou
Thia ‘Sane
American National Bank Java
Arked
Amer
Central Gife Tng. Co
American National Bank
Allan Engine Works
Rett Railroad
Prawn Ketcham Iron
Central Trust Company
Citizens’ Savings Depaalt Co
Cimax Coffer and B. P Co
Columbia National Bank
LS Farmers’ Trust Co
le Federal Union Surety Co
Frew. & Wah Val T
Home Brewing Company
Indiana Hotel Co
Cece
Indiana National Bane
Guar. and Loan Co
Indiana Trust Co
AD + titan Union Traction Co
Infilan Analis Abattalr Ptt
Me and
Martinaville Ro
T. Co
Ingianepntis Fire
Indianapolis Gas Cn
Ind. A
Benzheastern Trac
Ptf
Indianapolia Street Railway
Ind
Nlis Traction
M&w
Tracie
Taw
Eee
Pid
Ver Rover &Co
Berntity. Trust N
Tian National Bank
Sylow Traction
Telesere
Wate Truar Ca
van Camp Vdw
Vandalia Coo Ca
Common
Dia
Wasson
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Broad Ripple $S
Wee Tunaens’ Siteer Railroad
Mas Fi W. & Wal Val Tota Be
Indiana Horet Ca
AOD Indiana Trion Tracston
Indp's
Col. & Southern Ste
Tutpis & Eastern Or
Indianapolis Gas Sa
Greenfield BR
Marrinmville R
Northern Traction
Indianapolis
Tor
Indiananolia Water Company
Mervhanta Ho& le
Viton Traction of
Indiana Fe
Indianapolis Traction
Indianapolit Tracton & Terminal
Live Stock prices and receipts from multiple markets
The report lists cattle receipts and prices from St Louis Chicago Pittsburg East Buffalo and Ames with steer and heifer prices, lamb values, hog receipts and ranges, and notes steady to lower trends. Also includes New York Produce prices for pork lard butter eggs and cheese amidst May trading activity.
Husband Arrested in Assault Case at Village Inn
The Nachtrie woman filed rail against her husband Menard alleging assault and battery. The couple operates a restaurant at Vrospesyar. Case set for hearing before Justice of the Peace William Nizkerron.
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Firs NS
Nachtrizn Haa
Menard
Nachtrieb
Dangqite
Nachtrie Hh
Teigd Hefnee Juatise
Wittiam Nizkerron
Freight rate suit filed against rail lines in Indiana
The North Vernon Hox company filed a complaint with the Indiana railroad commission alleging discrimination in freight rate classifications by the Nickel Plate road and several others identified by initials. The case targets the Fy ce and related carriers for unfair charges in shipping.
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North Vernon Hox Company
Indiana Railroad Commission
Primary Bill Passes House By Narrow Margin
Springfield May 18 the house voted 77 to 53 to pass the primary bill. The measure now goes to the governor for signature before adjournment tonight.
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Epringfield
Thes Bergte
Ganeed
Gmemily
Xine
Tonigh
Lawson Jury Disagrees in Infidelity Divorce Case
In New York on May 18 the Lawson divorce action against William Lawson faced a hung jury after a night deliberation. The case featured Mrs Lawson's allegation of infidelity with co-respondents including Carmichael who testified of an affair during a streetcar station era. Evidence showed Mrs Lawson’s life in boarding houses and claims of conspiracy. Carmichael admitted receiving money and clothing from Lawson, while defense suggested grand jury actions may follow for forgery bribery and conspiracy.
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Scripps-UcRae Pryas Aneorisilen
Mew
York
the Sense
Innat Lawson
Brooklyn
Piry
William Lawson
Divere
Carguhag
Hushana
Lawson
Mia. Dawson
Mgnta
Len
Mitchell at His Desk in Arbitration Prep
At headquarters an AryAylea mine workers dispute nears arbitration as Reann of JH Winder and Thomas Burke, a key executive board member, coordinate with mine owners to offer terms and prepare formal claims amid ongoing negotiations.
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Deny Suegnch
pRn
AryAylea
Watt
Onerat
Reann
JH Winder
Thomas Burke
Firtheia
Tha Ine Workers’ Organization
Senate panel backs sea level Canal plan report
A Washington senate committee agreed to report favorable on a sea level canal to the Isthmus of Panama. The vote was to...
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Washington
Athe Sanate Committee
Ndey
Panama
Demand for Wheat May Option Opens at 83 Cents
Wheat futures rally amid drought concerns in the winter belt. May 83 cents, July and September bids noted as traders weigh profit guidance. Market reports show shifts in corn and oats alongside wheat as prices firm on weather uncertainty.
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Scrippe-VecRae
Chicago
Eice
Darien
Gorn
Live Stock in Tianapolie May Th Hage COM
The market opened dull with hogs trading near steady after a late-day rise. Hogs mostly around 87 dollars, cattle and feeders steady to lower based on quality, with prime steers around 50 to 1150 dollars and cows varying by grade. Sheep and lambs moved with little change while calves and yearlings showed modest demand.
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Tianapolie
Medhin
Burcher
Bologna
Estera
Ahood
Medim
Monument Exercises Honor Veterans At City Monument
The Prien Veteran Association with Frank Clark Camp and Spanials War Veterans will lead a ceremony at the Soldiers and Sailors Monument. Schoolchildren and public school bands will take part, with a guard detail and National Guard unit coordinating. Capt Frank S. Clark will MC, no speeches planned, ex marines urged to report, and efforts to display miniature Merrimae and Indiana battalion models alongside the monument are noted.
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Eginn
Frank &. Clark
Siuldiers
Farle
Sui Tov
Indianapolis News
Hoya
Roberte Park MK
Chen
National Guard
Frank S. Clark
D. Fl. McAbee
Ih Othew
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Merrimae
Monticello Bank Failure Witnesses Hear Of Losses
In Monticello a bank failure case unfolds with witnesses recounting losses by relatives and individuals. Testimony details deposits and amounts including a priest’s $500, a one legged soldier’s $2450, and multiple claims from residents and bankers amid the trial proceedings.
Woman in New Jersey Poisoning Case Leaves Tongue Green
Maryalanis, a domestic worker at UCN New Jersey, became ill after taking a small amount of pris green to hide an engagement. She collapsed Wednesday night after consuming the drug to the point her tongue turned green. A city dispensary physician treated her but she remained in danger.
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Maryalanis
UCN
New Jersey
Tn Houta
City Record of Names and Deaths in a Busy Ledger
A dense City Record lists numerous individuals and families with scattered addresses and roles, followed by a Deaths section naming delimited persons such as James N. McGrew and Mary Ellenertay, with multiple street references and professional or ward associations throughout the city.
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James N. McGrew
Harding
Fixora
Holiday
Mevenn
Fall
Etanes
Mate J. Campbell
Sogottal
Ratte Riad
Areident
Carphur
Frances Jameson
Tecumsah
Brant Ward
Taving
Tarbert
Diaboti
Mary Ellenertay
Lilindth
Wepile
Omianth
Virginia
George Wilson
Molth Philum
Macys
Latta Morefanuis
Capi
Burned by Gasoline Wellesley Woman Dies in Fire
A fragmentary report details a 49 year old woman, Mats Rowisnder, of Marketse, who suffered severe inhalation injuries in a gasoline fire on a Wednesday. The article notes she was not buried in the event and mentions her distress and involvement with firefighters.
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Mats
Nevarely
Magician's Suit Heard In United States Court
Judge Anidereon heard a complex matter on Wednesday involving David Kachwinski Aukainet and Inland Steel Co. over injuries claimed by a worker. The case touches damages, a private car, and paraphernalia destroyed in a loss related to a railway defendant. The proceedings continue before Wisconsin judge Sanborn and a related appeal is noted in the U S Court of Appeals context.
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Anidereon
United States
David Kachwinski
Aukainet
Inland Steel Company
Krehwinek
Obama
Lafayette
L. Oh
Brickmakers in a Fight at Albany and Kingston
The brickmakers strike flared to violence near the river in Toevetine as 23 percent of Hlavian men clashed with workers at Sutin and Radderly yards. The National Guard’s Tenth Battalion was ordered to stand by while Sheriff Pitts rushed to the scene after one man, Fred R. Southard, was wounded by a shot in the side.
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Aubany
N.Y
Albany
Kingston
Hlavian Halen
Nonunian Wickera
Sutin & Radderly
Toevetine
Fred R. Sopthard
Sheryf Pitts
Gun Found Under Body Sparks Murder Suspicion
Police say a revolver was found beneath the body of Moore with powder burns on clothing, suggesting foul play rather than suicide. Investigators tracked two suspects after Moore’s death in a railroad yard, with officers guarding yards and trains overnight at a cottage near Haboes Retreat. Moore’s widow and daughters dispute suicide, and the case centered on a possible love-related motive and forged identities during a tumultuous period.
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Moore
Saint Moore
Thorpe
Musee
Acoit
Gettie
Myrtle Mcfiinan
N. Uiinols
Plarr
Xeute
Monte
Shirley
W. Michiganes
Ware
F. J. Robertson
Prison Officials Cite Prisoner Conduct During Trial
A fragmented report notes jail terms and prison rules, with references to Special Judge Wits and witness testimony. It mentions Metgger and Nim, alleged perversion of terms, and rulings excluding Albert Worms testimony. The piece references defense efforts to portray Verne and Long as witnesses while authorities state prisoners were treated under prison policy.
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Blow
Wits
Albert Worms
May
Verne
Jharies Long
Prosecus Y Uni
Fermicke
PrFenez
Worm Bed
Presbyterians In Session Face Divorce Labor and Prayer Book Dissent
In Des Moines the general assembly of the Presbyterian church opened with delegates from across the globe. Discussions include union with the Cumberland branch, potential changes to the Westminster creed, and debate over a new prayer book. Five candidates vie for moderator, led by Rev. AB Marshall and others from Minnesota Iowa Detroit and China. The assembly also handles labor and divorce issues and the role of ministers in civil restrictions.
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Tey
J.B. Moffan
Washington
Pac
AB Marshall
Minneapolis
T. H. Ciland
Duiuth
Ming
A. Hendy. Jefferson
J OM. Barkity
Detroit
Hunter Corbett
Chines
Henry Ven Tyke
Ka Atwass
General John Mearthur Dies After Illness
Chicago May reports General John Mearthur a Thulvit war hero and former postmanner of Chicago died at his home after a long illness. He had been paralyzed for two years.
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John M‘arthur
Scrippu-McFine Press Association
Chicago
John Mearthur
Incorporations Formed in Indiana Details
The Independent Coay company of Logansport filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state. Capital stock 10,000 with members Martin McHale Edward B Blish and Harry J Elliott. Velpen Creamery company Velpen capital stock 4900 Directors J W Chambers James Te Payne Jackson Risley Henry Rosenpberk and S S Black. Mishawaka Public Improvement Corporation capital stock 15000 Directors Melville Watts J 4 Eberhardt Nicholas Scheiling er Charl en Frank Cestrem J a Campbell and Loveph Pelorenal. Cline Kramer company Munie wholesale and retail mercantile capital stock 3909000 Incorporating members Edwin J Hick son Dalies A Moore Elmer 5 Cline and James B E Kramer. Mutual Life Association of Twe Ielans of Kithart Gona fda applied for policies aggregating 229% The directors are Oron Kibbe AL Welch Edward F Campbell le Ia Teachator Ly M Barnes.
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Coay Company
Logansport
Capital Stork
Martin McHale
Edward B. Blisn
Harry 3. Eliott
Velpen Creamery Company
Velpen
Capital Stock
J. W. Chambers
James Te Payne
Jackson Risley
Henry Rosen
Pberk
Ss, Black
Mishawaka
Public Improvement
Court’s Reply To Barbers In Indian Territory Case
The grand jury is urged to consider keeping barbers open on Sundays. The judge notes the act may violate law and urges a speedy trial. He warns that sustaining the indictment could hinge on whether Sunday opening breaches legal norms.
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Indiimape
Siston
Premaul Alford
May Be Last Reunion Of Old Harmony Singers
Special to The Sum Morristown Indiana May 1 reports a likely final reunion of the Old Microart Harmony singers at the OPR church in Morristown. Eight original members remain including Mrs Phoebe Carn Manella Mr Dar nweot Mackelman and others from Morristown Fountain Town and Rushville with ages noted and names listed.
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Morristown
Ind
Microart
OPR Thorch
Marrisoy
Fountaintown
Phoebe Carn
Manella
Darnwlet Mackelman
Greerfield
Mary Jane West
Bright
Wondyard
Morristows
St. John Johnson
Weedyerd
Marrsiisii
Anges Foxworthy
Rushvilin
Public Bathhouse Proposal For Indianapolis Plan
WA Stepher and local officials renew push for a municipal bathhouse in Indianapolis. A brick year round facility with 30 by 40 foot swimming pool, shower baths, and potential free access on some days aims to be self supporting with an estimated cost around 75,000 dollars.
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WA Stepher
Albert & Wal
Wednaday
Meier
Indianapolis 1
Breunig
Orick
Stuort Jong
Woda
Stecher
Ready 10 Pass the Rate Bill and Rebate Prohibition
The article reports a rate bill requiring no higher charges or refunds by carriers, with war-time troop priority, rebating penalties up to 2000 dollars and two years in prison. It notes commission authority to set fair rates, limited injunctions, and annual reports on employment and property, plus access for commission inspectors. Two brothers Walter and Joseph Wintory are later mentioned in a separate note from Mahanoy City Pa.
Memorial Day Proclamation by Governor Frank Manly
Governor Frank Manly proclaims Memorial Day on the 31st of May in 1906, urging reverence for fallen soldiers and a pause from frivolity. He calls for national remembrance at state capitol, churches, and cemeteries, pledging devotion to those who sacrificed for liberty and urging a solemn observance.
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Dodge Barker Nesins
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Reysselaer
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Hi Joe
Frank Manly
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Bidiang
Wage Action Slated After Textile Council Meeting
In River Mass on May 1 to 4 a meeting of the Fall Giver textile council will discuss wage questions. Delegates from five principal unions attend, and a recommendation on the wage issue is expected to be announced.
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