Advance in Stocks Live Stock Market Report Indianapolis
Indianapolis stock and live stock market report notes higher opening prices in New York and a general advance across cattle and hogs. Cattle show mixed gains with gains in fancy weights while common grades move slowly. hogs and sheep markets steady with limited demand.
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Active Dealings Mark Stock Opening in New York
Dealings were fairly active and advances ranged from 1s to 7% with Amalgamated Copper recovering after a slighter dip. Bull pools supported higher prices on the stock exchange morning session. Delaware, Lackawanna & Western sold near a record high while Harriss stocks remained quiet as traders linked moves to Standard & Interests. Government bonds saw attention as new registers appeared.
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Bandits Apprehended After Indian Outlaw Chase Ends
Special to The Sun reports officers closing in on Indian outlaws after Ben Vanery Neety Warnehuyé and Wichita brothers are captured. Marshals Gilstrap and Vier killed one accomplice and captured Hungry, Varnes, and Wickliffe group members after a night battle. Confessions and testimonies trace roles, with investigators pursuing remaining fugitives and noting Walp’s capture aftermath.
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Pardons and pleas amid Trenton crimes report
In Trenton New Jersey today petitions for clemency surface as Anna Valentina faces sentencing guidance while Howard To Nachrri pleads guilty and is fined one dollar. William Nickerson Sache stands trial for assault and battery as his wife Flore Nawne files related charges.
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Atrons Get a Job at Indian University Board
JamenF Watson is cited as being praised by delegates for securing a leadership role on the board of trustees at Indian University. Iaan Jens King of Richmond resigned, Thendare F. Rowe of Muncie was reelected, and the passage notes a transition in the board leadership.
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Incorporations Listed For Several Companies
The Kokomo Manufacturing and Muncie Threaten Mechanization are among new incorporations filed with the secretary of state. Including Alford Drug Company of Richmond with capital stock 15000 and Brown Drug Company of Lafayette with stock 4000, the filings name incorporators William Alford Harry Alford George Kemper Ernest Brown Albert Wells Emory Yeerger Brak Bas and others.
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C. Sawyer
Senator Bailey Presses Evidence In Probe Report
Senator Bailey provides evidence amid a prolonged briefing as discussions surface about April dates and constitutional questions in the Drilew case involving Tillman, Chandler, Gatley, and Maddy. The record notes negotiations and presidential directives shaping the constitutional amendment debate and subsequent conferences.
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Raymond Answers Bailey In Chicago Dispatch Analysis
Raymond, The Sus, Chicago, May 11, responds to Senator Radley’s attack on the president. He cites official records and Chandler memoranda to support suspicion on Moody and Bailey, condemning the White House narratives and detailing Senate maneuvers and alleged betrayal.
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Horse not paid for case before Justice of the Peace
Nas, a man, brought a horse suiting Fexman of a gustment, now owned by Nelson Wells. The horse was secured from a departed man. Rosenthal failed to pay Wells before delivery. The case will be tried by Acting Justice of the Peace Bernett Cohen.
Wheat and Corn Prices Edge Higher on Weather Fears
Chicago May 1 price action shows wheat near five cents higher in early handling while corn trades around 4.94. Market managers cite rain absence and crop scare fears in the wheat belt. Weather reports predict storms but fail to ease the drought worries across futures options for May and September positions.
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Local Securities Market Reports Mixed Signals
The near securities market shows limited activity as brokers face caution and exchanges note mixed responses. A block of three shares trades at 12 shillings while minor demonstrations and firm offers to sell hover around small quantities, reflecting cautious investor sentiment amid market tensions.
Guarded by troops as Chicago meat market eyes raids
May 7 reports say Eastern exirs soldiers searched neighborhoods for weapons as mobs threaten strikes. Militamen guarded homes and warehouses with orders for arrests to be made. A large crowd gathered at the Chicago market as crews reported cattle and pork receipts.
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Chief Metzger On The Stand In City Court
Testimony centered on whether Chief Metzger assaulted Lytle on the street. Lytle testified the chief grabbed him. Metzger’s camp and the defense clashed over his actions and earlier statements. Witnesses Captain Martina Ryland and Sandman supported the prosecution’s version of events.
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Forging of Money Orders Charged In Federal Case
The report states that af Kekorin or Springer, charged with forgery of a money order, was brought before a federal court and bond set with default awaiting. The text notes Theytore Diffey and Sheridan related charges, with others indicted by a federal grand jury and to be arraigned Saturday.
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City Births Marriages and Deaths A Fragmented Record
A fragmented city record lists births marriages and deaths with scattered names and addresses. The entry mentions individuals such as Joseph and Ohyetina Gedig Carrie Voelrath Alvin Seheligehmidt Carl Koster and Wenrietta Williams among others with assorted addresses and notes on building permits and local notices. The text is garbled but preserves multiple names dates and place references across civic life.
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Tangled wires blamed for foot injury in Telegraph Company suit
Barhee and the firm Claws Shirley Chance sue Western Union Telegraph Company for two dollars damages after a fall caused by a broken pole wire on a dark road. Barker testified the pole was rotten and should have been renewed long before it fell. The case proceeds before Justice Berne B. Cone.
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Barthel Quits Saloon to Seek Nomination
Barthel, longtime saloon keeper at Broad Ettogile, resigns to seek a Democratic nomination for county treasurer in Washington township. He plans to run from Che Hanor business in the dry goods trade under the Moore law remonstration, with a Mar 4 ballot deadline in Gyre township.
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Factory wedding ends with uncertain license in Brooklyn
Howard Hooker of Brooklyn Indiana and Maude Blanche Davis age 17 wed Thursday morning at the Indianapolis Brash and Broom Company. The ceremony drew factory workers witnesses and officials as the courthouse clerk refused license earlier. The couple faced delays and sought authority on maturity and the bride's capacity to marry, with guidance from local residents and a laborer pastor officiating.
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Perkins Heads Indian Union Election At Wy Pearlat Press
Indians Speke Topographicat Union voted Wednesday at Wy Pearlat Press. Badger A. Perkins named president with Po Ch Momtgensers as vice president and Williem A Greena recording secretary. Charles FE. Moker financial and corresponding secretary. William H. Siddall and Carroll Teeguarden named delegates to the International convention in Tolorado Springs, August 4. Voter turnout reached 442.
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Borenstein’s Many Woes Fire Damages Local Buildings
A damaged neighborhood fire damaged Borenstein’s junk shop at 422 Ant at OW Nevitsr. An employee dropped a bin causing a blaze that damaged surrounding properties including William Bank’s shop at 200 W. Northest and William Houimen’s frame building. Water damage affected Sheldon’s dwelling at 47 W. Northt. Tenants report multiple misfortunes. one man serves a 90 day sentence on a Marion county workhouse for receiving stolen goods. no insurance on owned buildings.
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Grand Warden Race Nominations For Next Grand Lodge Election
Nominations named for grand warden and grand lodge officers as the election set for next fall. slate includes Millen Terre Haute and Censley Indianapolis for wardenship, with numerous other candidates across Indiana towns. Appeals hearings drawn large attendance yet outcome hinges on ongoing lodge building report. Boxing session Thursday afternoon kept representatives busy with home plans later tonight.
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Odd Fellows Flourish Report on Local Membership and Finances
Reports show Kona Growth and rising membership with 74 members in the state and 5 figures in dues. Net gains for six months and year are listed, along with expenses for lodges and renef, accounts of widowed families, educations for orphans, and relief totals. Treasury balance stands at 47003.55 with yearly receipts and large resources noted.
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Indianapolis public works advances Schurmann Avenue widening
The Board of Public Works of Indianapolis announces an opening and widening project for Schurmann Avenue from First Street to Thirtieth Street. It details land to be appropriated, damages to be paid, and lists property owners and residents affected. A public hearing is scheduled to hear remonstrances on the proposed taking and compensation.
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