Wall Street opening slightly mixed stocks rise and fall
Wall Street opening showed slight changes with Smelting and Canadian up about 1 percent, U P and Reading moving early. Steel and Amalgamated weaker, Reading down, and most prices retreating to lower levels after the first hour as a quiet but firm market persisted.
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New York
Amalgamated
Great Northern
U. P
Reading
Atchison
National Lead
Pennsylvania
Cattle Hogs and Lambs Prices Reported in Cincinnati
Cattle receipts 750 steady with extra butcher steers 5.40 to 5.60 good to choice 4.75 to 5.35 common to fair 3.50 to 4.50 calves extra 6.00. Hogs receipts 2,900 down about 1 to 1.5 percent with good to choice 6.50 to 6.55 mixed 6.45 to 6.50. Sheep receipts 100 lower with extra 5.00 and lambs active extra 7.70.
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Cincinnati
Baes
Weeee
Skenuaece Seacevccess
Eae
Cence Essen
Asada
Chicago Market Results Show Mixed Livestock Prices
Cattle receipts at six thousand with prime beeves valued at 5.40 to 6.50 and common grades down to 1.80 to 2.80. hog receipts around 26,000 with prices mostly between 6.00 and 6.60. sheep receipts about 8,000 with native and western sheep 4.50 to 6.40 and lambs from 6.50 to 8.70. overall tone notes price changes but retains steady to lower trends.
St Louis Live Stock Market Report May 16
Cattle receipts 1000 steady with best steers around 4.00 to 4.65. stockers and feeders 3.00 to 5.25. cows and heifers 2.85 to 5.50. Texas cattle 2.65 to 5.50. hogs 8000 receipts lower with packers 6.40 to 6.47. pigs 6.00 to 6.50. natives sheep 1000 steady with lambs 4.50 to 8.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GT. Louis
Texas
Grain Price Report and Inspections Summary
Market notes show firm oats and wheat with through billing on several grades. Hay steady with Timothy and clover offerings, while rye and corn vary by grade and moisture. Inspection totals list multiple car counts for wheat, corn, yellow and mixed varieties, plus rejected lots and general totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay
Timothy
New York Prices From May 16 Market Report
New York Pracice. Pork-Mess $17.75 to $18.50. Lard Western steam spot $9.20 to $9.30. Tallow City 6 from 6%c. Dressed Poultry Turkeys 18c. chickens 10 to 18c. fowls 11 to 15c. ducks 16 to 20c. Butter Creamery extra 24 to 24 14c. Egg White fancy 2c. Western 16c. Cheese Full cream 15c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Western Steam
Western
Fresh Oysters and Fish Price List
Fresh oysters in cans and bulk oysters feature prices from 30c to 60c per quart, with New York and Baltimore selections. Shell oysters and clams list Blue Points and Rockaways at 2c per dozen, shrimps and scallops priced per quart, crabs and lobsters priced per pound, and various fresh fish by pound or piece including black bass, red snapper, cod, haddock, and shad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Baltimore
The Horse Market Report From An Old Auction Sheet
The fragment describes horse sales with terms heavy draft and choice to extra, prices around 20 to 200 dollars, and references to Eastern chunks and Southern animals. It lists drivers and various quality categories, but the legible facts focus on auction listings and price bands for draft and common to fair horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geekon
Hogs and cattle prices at Indianapolis market May 16
Receipts show hogs 10,000, cattle 1,500, sheep and lambs 100. Hogs 6 to 10 cents lower with top at 6.55. Cattle, sheep and lambs steady. Various steer, heifer and cow classes listed with price ranges. hogs include best heavies at 27.15 per head and bulk sales around 6.55. Sheep and lambs feature good to choice wool lambs and clipped varieties with several price points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Pittsburg Live Stock Prices May 16 Pittsburg Pa
Cattle receipts light and steady with prime at 4 50 to 5 90 and choice 3 70 to 5 90. Sheep supply fair and steady with prime wethers around 6 10 and good types near 6 00. Hogs receipts 10 doubles steady with prime heavy hogs about 48 49 to 76 70 and mediums and pigs around 46 89 to 69 9.
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Pittsburg
Indianapolis Produce Prices Fresh market listing for fruits meats
A Baltimore style price sheet lists numerous fruits vegetables and seafood with per unit or per pound pricing. Items include artichokes Florida beans tomatoes onions squash cucumbers pineapples Alabama strawberries California pears dates figs grapes peppers celery beets cauliflower shallots carrots kale horseradish leeks mushrooms parsnips asparagus peppers yams and more along with a wide range of fish and beef cuts and lamb portions.
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Florida
Texas
Alabama
Oribe
Doz
China Quarter
Wheat and corn futures drift lower on warmer NW weather
Chicago grain prices show wheat down as much as 13 1/2 cents with May closing around 96 cents and July trading 92 to 93 cents. Corn and oats fall modestly while July pork and lard futures edge higher on fluctuating demand. local receipts tallied 64 wheat cars, 158 corn cars, 166 oats cars as weather shifts weigh on market tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Chicago
Lsc
Chicago market prices and meat quotes price list
Chicago May 16 market results show Futter Creamery extra and Eggs Extras with varying quoters. Poultry meats list includes turkeys chickens ducks geese with per dozen and each item specified. Various hams bacon lard and pork products priced, with stated corrections by Kingan and Co. and multiple per unit and per pound rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kingan & Co
Agricultural Prices Report Breakfast Market Findings
Egges-Lower at 14 cents per dozen. Poultry prices show hens 944 cents, roosters 5 cents, spring chickens 9 4 cents. Hen turkeys 17 cents, tom turkeys 10 cents, ducks 10 cents, geese 5 cents. Butter Country steady at ite. state creamery 32 cents, Elgin 35 36 cents. Butterine sold at Kyle’s. Cheese jobbers’ prices include Imported Swiss 30 cents, domestic Swiss 20 cents, New York cheddars 16 cents, domestic Mmburger 15 cents, brick 18 cents.
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Ite
Elgin
Kylse
New York
Nolan Fined on Loitering Charge in Indignation Meeting Case
Jon Nolan a cripple who broke both legs in a fall was fined ten dollars plus costs and given ten days in the workhouse by Police Judge Thomas C. Whallon after an indignation meeting at Merrill and West streets. Nolan claimed he works at night downtown and has faced prior arrests including for drunkenness. Walter Kinney was fined five dollars and costs for loitering after leaving a junk dealer job. the case ties to a police scrutiny of saloons in the area. Nolan is reportedly the son of Stonewall Dick Nolan, a former councilman of the old Twenty-fifth ward.
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Jon Nolan
Merrill and
West Sts
Thomas C. Whallon
Nolan
Nolin
Walter Kinney
Becker
Smith and Merrill
William McLaughlin
Merrill
Whallon
Notas
Richmond
Ind
Sagoloskey
Stonewall
Dick” Nolan
Twenty-fifth Ward
Circus Frays Evansville as Strike Paralyzes Streetcars
Evansville will see trouble when Barnum and Bailey circus arrives Friday, as 1,000 striking workers halt streetcar service citywide. Union-backed action seeks 25 cents hourly, nine-hour day, overtime pay. organizers insist no violence, while strikers plan to paralyze access to the circus in a distant city section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnun & Bailey’s Circus
Central Labor Council
Gould Her Only Husband
San Francisco dispatch quotes Mrs Sun Yeue Katharine Clemmens’s sister denying any prior marriage for Mrs. Gould before her union with Gould. Sun Yeue says she believes her marriage to a Chinaman affected Goulds’ harmony but not their separation.
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Scripps-Moore Press Association
New York
Howard Gould
Katharine Clemmens
Gould
San Francisco
Ella Mae Clemmens
Sun Yeue
Man Ends Own Life at Maxwell Street Station
In Chicago on May 16, Alfred Hanse walked into the Maxwell Street station and killed himself with a revolver, as eight patrolmen two sergeants and a lieutenant watched unable to intervene. The death by self inflicted action occurred late Wednesday prior to police arrival. The incident is reported by Scripps-Menze Press Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Maxwell St
Alfred Hanse
Catholic Knights Vote Down Merger Proposal
The Catholic Knights of America in convention voted down a plan to combine treasurer and secretary roles and to allow two terms for officers. An exception is expected to allow re election of Dr. Felix Gaudin as supreme president. Differences between Secretary Matre of Cincinnati and Treasurer Carroll of St. Louis have been settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-MecRae Press Association
Cincinnathe
Catholic Knights of Meries
Felix Gaudin
Matre
Cincinnati
Carroll
St. Louis
Pennsylvania Legislature Adopts Large School and Road Funds
Harrisburg May 16 the Legislature adjourned after approving major appropriations. Public schools receive 40,005? The text notes land roads pensions for Civil War soldiers and funding for public and private charities. Also mentions fare on steam roads and road commissions as key enacted laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Engineers Ten Talk About Automobiles in Indiana Meet
The American Society of Mechanical Engineers holds a spring meeting in Indianapolis May 25 31 with tours of local auto plants. Highlights include discussions on machine screws refrigerating machines and automatic engine cooling plus excursions to Purdue and other sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Indianapolis
Chinypool Becel
R. T. Stewart
A. F F. Magie
Long Hiln
E. C. Soper
Elenry Hess
John Wilkinson
Elwood Haynes
T. J. Fay
BPD
Gray
A. R. Dodge
H. Foster
Lafayette
W. F. M. Goss
G. H. Barrus
L. Knenss
America
H. H. Vaughan
S. A. Reeve
M. W. Kellogg
Cortelyou for Presidency in 1912 Speculation Rises
Washington May 16 The idea that Secretary of the Treasury Cortelyou is undermining Taft’s 1908 boom and seeking the presidency next year is dismissed by well informed observers. Yet his record as an administrator across three cabinet posts and as former Republican chairman makes him a plausible future candidate, with strong party ties and familiarity with government.
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Taft
South
Cortelyou
Roosevelt
White House
Republican National Committee
Pastor Clark May Quit the Church
Storm of protest over Rev John J Clark performing a marriage for William E Corey, steel trust president, and actress Madelie Gilman led to his resignation bid at the T Dus hwick Ave Congregational Church in Brooklyn. Trustees met amid controversy. final action planned for tonight as pressure from Rev Nehemiah Boynton and others builds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tdushwick-Ave. Congregational Church
Livooklyn
William E. Corey
The
Steel Trust
Madelie Gilman
John J. Clark
Nark
Dr. Clark
Nehemiah Boynton
Traction Franchise Sought For Indianapolis Lines
The Terre Haute Indianapolis and Eastern Traction Company seeks an individual franchise to use Indianapolis streets. The Board of Public Works likely will grant it Friday, with council approval expected Monday night. The new company already holds similar street franchise rights.
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Ger
Indianapolis
Board of Public Works
Wheat crop a failure in Russian provinces
Grain reports from Russian points say the wheat situation is entirely unfavorable with prices at decades high. Provinces Bessaracin Poltava Khersen and Podlin where wheat is chiefly grown are gravely affected. Seventy five percent of the winter crop has been damaged by cold weather and a dry spring.
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Serippa-Vecne
ST. Petersburg
Russia
Bessaracin
Poltava
Khersen
Podlin
Death of Mrs Whitson in Crawfordsville Indiana
Mrs Delilah A Whitson widow of Loren H Whitson who died in the Sunshine wreck near Indianapolis in July 1900 died last night of cancer in Crawfordsville Ind She had lived with her father Henry Clay Gott since her husband’s drowning Two small sons survive her
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Sun
Crawfordsville
Ind
Delilah A. Whitson
Loren H. Whitson
Sunshine
Broad Ripple
Indianapolis
Judge Frees Boy For Theft Hunger Motive
William E. Fielder a 16 year old was released on probation by Judge William Irvin of criminal court after it was shown he stole 22.15 from Merra reitum meat market to feed his hunger. The judge urged the boy to endure hunger and rags over theft to avoid social shame.
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William E. Fielder
Merrareitum
Wiliam Irvin
Criminal Court
Irvin
Old Soldier Loses Money in City Barroom Plunge
John Brown, a 60 year old veteran, arrived with $90 and joined a crowd at 441 Massachusetts Ave barrelhouse on Thursday. He accuses a scuffle with three men, claiming $30 vanished. Police arrest the group: George Harris, 423 E Market St. William Jenkins, 55 Enimos St. George Bowman, Eaton, Ohio. Frank Whiteside, Army Post. and William Hughes, 522 E Market St.
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John Brown
Massachusetts Ave
Brown
Hall
Taldarmacier
George Harris
E. Market-st
William Jenkins
SS. Enimos-St
George Bowman
Eaton
Frank Whiteside
Army Post
William Hughes
Sanders Case Advocated By Judge In Barber’s Trial
Police Judge Thomas C. Whallon set Joseph Sanders a barber of 634 S West St for trial at 2 pm Monday after Sanders was arrested at McLaughlin's saloon by Patromen Merill and Smith for Joitering. Originally set for May 31. Henry Seyfried, Sanders attorney, sought an early date in circuit court then Judge Allen overruled. Seyfried moved again to set an earlier date for the trial.
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Thomas C. Whallon
Joseph Sanders
S. West St
Patromen Merill
Smith
McLaughlin
Sanders
Henry Seyfried
Circuit
Whallon
Allen
Mr. Seyfried
Milton Cooper Dieing Funeral Held At Castelton
Milton Cooper well known Castelton farmer died after a three year illness. Funeral held at 2 pm Thursday with Red Men in charge. He leaves a wife and four children. Cooper lived in Castelton for many years.
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Milton Cooper
Castelton
Red Men
Cooper
Murder Case Continued In Police Court
Charles Ward appeared in police court on the murder charge for shooting Thomas McIntire at Claude Miller's saloon on 802 E Maryland Jr. The case was continued until Friday due to his attorney W N Harding being unavailable attending a federal court proceeding.
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Charles Ward
Thomas McIntire
Claude Miller
E. Maryland Jr
W. N. Harding
Boy Given Life Term in St. Louis Case
John Stapp aged 15 pleaded guilty in juvenile court to the killing of Mrs. Otilia Kraus and was sentenced to 99 years in the penitentiary. The case was reported by the Scrippe McRae Press Association from St. Louis, Missouri, on May 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis, Mo
John Stapp
Otilia Kraus
Englishman Servant John Jackson Commits Suicide
John Jackson a 30 year old Englishman servant in Ralph Pulitzer’s household shot himself after a struggle with butler Martin Burke who tried to seize the revolver. Jackson died at Presbyterian hospital. The motive remains a mystery.
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Scripps-MeeHae Press Association
New York
John Jackson
Ralph Pulitzer
Martin Burke
Jackson
Presbyterian Hospital
Springfield woman dies at ranch from probable chloral overdose
Josephine Valentine Hill of Springfield Ohio, a wealthy guest at a Denver ranch, died Tuesday night. An inquest found death caused by chloral likely through overdose.
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Denver
Col
Josephine Valentine Hill
Springfield
City Record of births deaths and marriages listed
A day book style city record lists births with addresses and parents, marriages between multiple couples, and deaths with ages and causes. Entries include Clifford and Sarah Marsh from 2208 E Twelfth for a boy, Tillie Nixon at 40 N Noble for a girl, and others with details of residences and medical conditions.
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Clifford
Sarah Marsh
E. Twelfth-st
Co. T
Tillie Nixon
N. Noble-st
Alex
Martha Stewart
Winternve
Herry
Ethel Kahlo
N. Meridian-st
H. CC
Mary Adams, Jr
Pennsylvania-st
Blaine
Corelle Miller
E. Fifteenth St
Girk
William
Margaret
Arthur
Una Trester
James
Mrs. Jacobs
Reisner
Boone
Typographical Union Elects Officers at Meeting
Everett W. McGinnis was elected president of Typographical Union No. 1 on a Wednesday afternoon race. Thomas Marlowe finished second. Full slate includes C. D. Montsbivery as vice president C. E. McKee as secretary and treasurer William Green recording secretary Josephine Fickle and Edward Horton chosen as international convention representatives for Hot Springs Ark in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett W. McGinnis
Typographical Union
Thomas Marlowe
C. D. Montsbivery
C. E. McKee
William Green
Josephine Fickle
Edward Horton
Hot Springs
Ark
Throwing from a horse injures renowned stage star
In Central Park New York on May 15 renowned stage actress Margaret Clington also known as Mrs Danifel Frohman was thrown from her horse and sustained severe bruises plus a fracture to two fingers on her right hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-MecRae Press Association
New York
Danifel Frohman
Margaret Clington
Central Park
Burglary Foiled at Delaware Street Home
J. H. Moore of 2328 North Delaware Street heard a burglar prying at his back door on Wednesday night and scared the intruder away before any damage or theft occurred.
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J. H. Moore
Delaware St
Weber A Candidate for Indiana Travelers’ Protective A
Special to The Son announces J R Weber of South Bend as candidate for president of the Indiana Travelers Protective association at the annual Anderson convention to be held Friday and Saturday in Anderson Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
J. R. Weber
Indiana Travelers’ Protective Association
Anderson
Incorporations Filed in Secretary of State Office
Thursday filings include The Coffman Park Company of Sullivan with capital stock and directors Julius Harry W M L Dreaner H V Bene field W H Lucas E J Hoke J A Dudley B C Crowder The Lincoln National Life Insurance Company Fort Wayne reduces capital stock from 200000 to 150000 The Byrne Kingston Company Kokomo increases capital stock from 3000 to 50000
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffman Park Company
Sullivan
Julius Harry
W. ML. Dreaner
H. V. Benefield
W. H. Lucas
E.J. Hoke
J. A. Dudley
B. C. Crowder
Lincoln National Life Insurance Company
Fort Wayne
Byrne-Kingston Co
Kokomo
Kuroki Visits West Point During U.S. Tour
Gen. Kuroki, famed Japanese war hero, and his staff toured the United States Military Academy at West Point New York on May 16, meeting academy officials and observing cadet activities as part of a forthcoming U.S. tour.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
New York
Kuroki
United States Military Academy
West Point
Memorial Day Parade Planning Meeting With Gen Perry
Adjt Gen Oran Perry calls all parade officers to his statehouse office at 8 tonight to review parade details. He asks civic societies seeking a place in the procession to send letters promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adjt
Oran Perry
Statehouse
Perry
Builders' Supplies and Lumber Price List
A local listing presents prices for pine lumber 2 inch rough and common boards, hemlock and oak at several per thousand rates, Ro 1 yellow pine, common lath white and mixed No 4 and No 1 grades, with per thousand and per unit costs. Names of wood types and measurement units are dense, indicating a commercial catalog entry.
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Ae Lee
Harriman Case Moves Toward Attorney General
The Harriman inquiry papers, after Kellogg and Severance proposed drastic recommendations, will be handed to the Attorney General Bonaparte. Kellogg has said he will submit his motion within a week as no ruling will occur before the summer recess. The commission, while critical of Harriman, delays action awaiting formal steps and DOJ review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Trust
Commission
Harriman
Scripps-McRae Press
Southern Pacific
Senato Clarke
San Pedro
California
Department of Justice
Bonaparte
Bell Seeks Delay in Williams Saloon Abatement Case
Joseph E. Bell attorney for Terre Haute Brewing asks Judge Hanna to delay the R R Shiel suit against Scrip Williams and others to abate the Indiana Ave saloon as a nuisance, while Capt Eli Ritter urges immediate trial on May 23. Bell cites personal reasons, Hanna to rule later. case part of Shiel’s efforts to close nearby saloons following a Schlitz closing order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E. Bell
Terre Haute Brewing Company
Charles T. Hanna
R. R. Shiel
Scrip Williams
Williams
Indiana Ave
Eli Ritter
Bell
Capt. Ritter
Hanna
Shiel
Henry Clay Allen
Schlitz
Strike on Canal Work Reported by Engineers
Washington May 16 In reply to an inquiry about the extent of a strike on the Panama canal work by steam shovel engineers and cranemen Secretary Bishop of the canal commission received a message from Col Goethals chief engineer stating I have no fear of the movement The movement is condemned by all He does not provide further details or state how many have quit work
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pataama Canal
Bishop
Canal Commission
Col. Goethals
Hargis Trial To End By Mid Next Week Judge Hargis Trial
Lexington Ky May 16 From present indications the trial of Judge James G Hargis will be finished and given to the jury by the middle of next week The prosecution will close this afternoon The previous trial took four weeks to complete the evidence and submit the case
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-Metine Press Association
Lexington
James G. Hargis
Accused Men Freed in Stealing Goods Case
Criminal Judge William Irvin cleared junk dealers Louis Sagalowsky and William Nixon of purchasing stolen property from a gang of small boys. The court found evidence insufficient to prove knowledge that the goods were stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Irvin
Louis Sagalowsky
William Nixon
Irvin
Iron and Steel Workers Seek 7 Percent Wage Rise
Toledo May 16 Iron and Steel Workers union delegates in session here discuss a general wage advance in all iron and steel departments. A 7 percent increase is asked for across finishing departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-Mckrae Press Association
Toledo
Iron and Steel Industry
Iron and Steel Workers’ Union
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Secripps-MecHae Press Association
Secrippa-Medkrae Press Association
City Grain
Pracice
Scrippa-McRae Press Association
Nut
Pitsburg
Winnifrede Stegsersw
Hocking Valley
Linton
Sreeres Tee
Brazil
Blossburg
Smithing
Indiana
Asteeee
S.cseessee
Saveeseeeree
Chicago Grain
Scrippa-McRae Prese Association
M’laughlin’s
Evansville
Circus
Scripps-Menze Presa Association
W. D. Haywood
N. Lawlin
Boise
Bookwalter
F. R. Hutton
Clark May
Corey-Gilman
Test
Scripps-NecRae Preas Association
ASK Traction Frangeise
New Terre Haute and Eastern Company
Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Company
Mer
Judge Frees Boy
Sanders Case
Scrippe-McRae Press Association
Self
Scripps-McRaee Press Association
William T. Guest
Marietta Hughes
Sanford Thomas
Nancy M. Bramblett
Harry C. F. Meyer
Margaret E. Schulz
Albert T. Barker
Anna M. Roberts
Francis J. McCord
Salome S. Parkin
Henry Carl G. Buals
College Ave
Fredrick Kurz
Walcott
Harrison Scott
Alvord
Ellen Haydens
Willard St
Margaret W. Waltsh
Edgar S. Mathews
Lexington Ave
Margarette Craig
Beville Ave
James Hanly
Lays
Roanokest
George W. Land
Miley
Sarah E. Yargen
Twentyninth
S. O'Donnell
Bellefontaine
Mr. Christy
Lena Duvall
Villa
Co. B. Halloway
Meridian
Ww. P. Chase
Langley
Reed
Delaware
R. H. Ramsey
Tacoma
Bonaparti
Ney General
Scripps-McRae Prose Association
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kellogg
Severance
Coun
Forc Harriman
New Yor City
Brewer
Kempps-McHaze Press Association
Hargis
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