Irregular Stock Market Opens With Mixed Advances
New York stocks opened with irregular activity as Reading and Pennsylvania showed modest gains while Union Pacific and Amalgamated declined. Coal shares drove much of the interest with Delaware Lackawanna and Western and Reading noting notable price changes. Indianapolis receipts favored hogs with a stronger, active market pushing prices up to near 6.44 per hundredweight as cattle and sheep markets remained soft with limited demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartppe-McRae Press Association
New York
Union Pacite
Brooklyn Rand Transit
Colorado Fuel and Amalgamated
Pennsylvania
Reading
Pacitle
Erie Common
Coalers
Way
Delaware & Hudson
Delawrare, Lackawanna & Western
Judge Goes Fishing In Bank Case At Rensselaer Trial
The Monticello Ind May 1 report details the State presenting notes from the failed bank at the time of its collapse to prove reckless banking. Testimony from John Bowers and other witnesses covered asset values and to whom funds were loaned, as proceedings continued into the morning with juror-related delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sus Monticelia
Mee Cos
Faelua Cuater
Che
Waclark
John , Bowers
Hammond
Jens
Monty
Cate
Duidge Yarber
Unlisted Securities In New York Produce Market Report
A fragmented May 2 New York market report lists various meats and unlisted securities. Items include pork products, lard, bacon, ham cuts, and fresh pork, with numerous garbled vendor names and figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
EMM Laird Western Steam
Les Country
FaBlLe Wilior—Creamery
Daley
Tratan
Old State
Kingan & Co
California
Local Securities Market Shows Narrow Trading Activity
Local securities report shows thin activity with Voln Travtion common leading the day’s moves. Prices were mostly fractional with light turnover as traders scanned a limited list of names including Belt Railroad and Union Traction. Revenue from East Buffalo stock and livestock quotes are noted alongside scattered bond listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amer
Central Life Inc
COA
American National Bank Atlas Engine Works
Pfo
Belt Railroad
Common
Brown-Ketchem Tranks
Pfet
I Sentral Trust Company
Citizens Savings Deposit Co
Ermax Coffee Ant R. P. Co
Columbia National Bankr
Farmers ‘Trust
Federal Union Surely
W. & Wab
Val
Home Brewing Company
Indiana Hotel Co
Wisewe
Indiana National Bank Ind
Guar, & Laen Co
Indiana
Trisy
Indiana Union ‘Traction Co
Indianapolis
Wianapolis
Ter KM. & W. Traction
Tayenck Mir Manon Triet Company
Merchants’ 1
Mershants National Bank
Peonle
Teople's Light & Strat
Ose Rank Fertilizer
Reaves
Unionormal Dans
Union Traction
Cate Trust Canty van Camp
Vandals Coal Co
Wasson
Cligens’ Street
Few & W
T. Ga
Indiana Hotel Company
Indiana Union Traction & Ind
Col. & Southern Ss
Indianapolis & Fi
Indianapolis Gasa
Greenfield RR
Martinaville
Northern Trac
Pis Bircer Railway
Ahs
Hall
Freight Cars Plunge From Bridge Into River
A Canadian Pacific freight train on the old woden bridge over the River Mistreaked river bridge collapsed a span after crossing. Freight cars fell into the water. fireman Ungnett was killed and engineer Purvis badly injured. The train stopped at the edge after airbrakes activated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe-MeMer Prean
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Canadian Pacific Imperial Samson
Vancouver
Montreal
Wonden
Iellewalt River
Ungnett
Purvis
Wheat and counterfeiting tale from Chicago May day
May wheat prices fell while July and September contracts fluctuated amid a broad market report. A Indianapolis lawyer, Willam Schwartz, was arrested on counterfeiting charges after confessing to producing and passing about 100 coins. he described thieves’ money schemes and his own improving mechanical skill. He has two daughters and an insane wife, with the brass molds described as high quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kaye
Agoral
Willam Ho -Schwarte
Indianapolin
Tmited
Ammissioner Young
Schwartz
Tegatilhi
Freight Rates Fixed After Commission Decision
The railroad and warehouse commission and Gov. Dengeen have reacted to a decision on freight rates. The commission ordered a general reduction on all classes of freight, while railroads accepted the cut on all rates below certain carload levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippé-Meltar Press Daancinim
Bpringfield
Vominianioners
Dowie Bankrupt Case Blocks Asset Disposition
In Chicago May 22 a federal judge ordered an immediate restraining action preventing Voliva and associates from disposing of Zion property. The court anticipates an adjudication of the estate with claims that Dowie’s assets belong to the church members or the voluntary association. The ruling signals a possible bankruptcy and scrutiny of church leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe-MeRise Preas
Chicago
Federal Court
Owir
Tingatton
Velina and Niy Associates
Velms
Zionity
Iigation
Dew x Eppneing
Viauma Hoongng Ua
Voluntary Association
Hin
Kieperia
Zion Induabelen Am Waster
Advertises for Cats and Market Ads in Daily Paper
An advertisement in a daily paper offers large quantities of cats and related items. The notice mentions specific brands and prices, plus a local market listing. It references a person who plans to advertise further and invites interested buyers or sellers to contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maton Keeper
Tete
Onihest
Anaus
Ohana
Pueele
Bride Blayene Vimanas Ties the Knot in Paris Service
Mrs Ulmann a bride in Paris May 2 in a Russian and French diplomatic ceremony. Veiled by Ambon sidor McCormick, with the bride’s brother present, the groom was represented by Gen. de Periny, envoy of the King of Servia, and Russian Ambassador Neifoff. President Vallieres and many senators and diplomats attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelat
Paris
Ake Blayene Vimanas
New York
Mitenke
Great Lafayette Wins Damage Suit Against Railroad
The magician known as Great Lafayette won a damage suit against the Lake Erie and Western Railroad for $3,000 after a United States court verdict found the railroad responsible for wreck damage to his paraphernalia. The initial damage claim of $40 was reduced to a verdict of $2.00 for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Lafayette
United States
Lafaye
Lake ‘Erin & Western Railroad Company
Impassioned Talks at Civic Debate on Municipal Ownership
In New York on May s o more than a dozen speakers including Gaynor and August Belmont Jr addressed a crowd after a dinner. They argued against private capitalization and warned that municipal ownership could prevent overcapitalization and profiteering by corporations. The speakers urged preventive action despite the dangers of duplication of capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe-Welaerene
New York
Navivent Chae Federation
Supreme Court
Justine Witham
Anid Galnor
Mies
Art Rusugh
Bill 0 Go To Conference Acrippe Molar Prose
A late night statement shows a declainn to jet ane Hepburn cuir and rate bill gain center etca. The only earth amendment was tied to a war disagreement, and the house committee onhony pipe then berg made common tides about the railroad fate. The conference is expected to last at least ten weeks before a report to both houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabshington
Congress
Anarchists Bere man and Goldman Visited Chicago
In Chicago on May 2 Alexander Bereman and Emma Goldman, noted anarchists, were under close police watch while visiting local activists. Authorities were alerted to a possible meeting as they remained in the area, but no disturbances occurred during their stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuicago
Alexander Bereman
Emma Goldman
Hiraga
Forage
Burton Fights to Avoid Cell in Supreme Court
Washington May 1 The Senate weighs Burton’s fate after a U S Supreme Court rehearing motion seeks to reverse a Missouri judge’s decision. Justice Brower’s dissent and Chief Justice Fuller’s view shape a cautious path toward possible further review and potential removal from office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe-McRae
Washington
Joseph Ralph Furten
Batin
Aatalia Aik
Montis
Thy Tren
Mlysouri
United States
Thuratin
Barton Wan
Huvine Glalatid
Brower
White
Boeknam
Rartta Train and Securities Company
Costa Rica
Vinta Prereens Mg
Motsenna
Wamien Bureton
Faler
Warkan
Fuller
Assassination Probe Tightens After U S Vice-Consul Slain
May 22 report from St Peterahurm notes a government order to pursue the assassin of U S Vice-Consul WW, FE Stuart, killed in an ambush near Manzidjant. World events unfold as authorities seek the gunman and potential links to broader tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rerippe-McRae
Ambasander von Mexler
St. Peterahurm
cThisahan
Ravernar
FE Stuart
Faial
Stuart
Manzidjant
Quiet night in Smithfield as guards patrol mines
A fragmented report from Smithfield describes guards on duty at a local mining site. The text notes no mines currently operating and mentions shots fired late at night. Details on people, dates, and exact actions are unclear due to damaged OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ScrippeeMe Fine Vrean Association
Smithfield
Jae
Ope Scrippa
Marya
Nieman
Ratunay
Women Summoned For Inquiry Visit To Cleveland
Officials call two women to Cleveland to attend the Standard OM Inquiry after serving in the company’s sat ee department. They will be accompanied by a mentor as they face the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teelle Conacer
Engabeth
Cleveland
3S Conover
Senator Mc Summer Denies Newspaper Charge In Senate
Washington May 22 Senator Mc Summer of North Dakota rose to contest a newspaper claim that he inserted a joker into the railway rate bill. He rejected the charge as untrue and defended his handling of the measure during the debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe- McKee
Asters
Washington
Mc Summer
North Dakota
Senate
Inday
Brokers to Be Tried in Kansas City Conspiracy Case
Federal Miner McPherson overruled a demurrer and ordered George LoVhomiy and PaRRert to stand trial in Kansas City Missouri on charges of conspiracy related to rebate deals with the Burlington railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sertypee Wenge creas_ncar
Kaneab City
McPherson
Dlemirrer
Kurlington
Grorge Lo Vhomiy
BR. Parrert
Wth
Bay Pastor Faces Allegation Of Peeping
On May 22 a Utica minister identified as Rey Boyd faced a committee over alleged peeping at a window. The community had evidence he was seen watching at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Utica
Rey Boyding
Asker
Alebt
Incorporations and Directors Listing
The Barer Mounthctueing company of Kowth Bend shows capital stock of 34.00 with directors Eugene M Herr Harry Theurer and Harrold Herr. The Central Telephone company of onfield lists capital stock BO with directors John White tansaheber Charles Is Beott Johnny Weber and Edward Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barer Mounthctueing Company
Kowth Bend
Capital Stork
Eugene M. Herr
Harry Theurer
Harrold Herr
Central Telephone Company
Onfield
Capital Stork. BO
John White
Tanta-|eher
Charles Is Beott
Johnny Weber
Edward Jackson
Fire in French mine reported amid renewed concerns
A May report notes renewed fire at the Courrières mines following earlier Brent incident. Public Works officials ordered immediate steps to protect workers, with authorities graphed instructions to halt operations and safeguard employees amid the danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippa-McRae Preas Association
Yaris
Courriéres
Josephine Vel
Ministers Picnic Announces Alvarade Park Gathering
The ministers gathering at Alveralde park will occur Tuesday June 19 with each preacher and his homily. Conference preachers and Imperamunited members are invited. Families bring banker and general road cordiality will be shared. The event closes the year’s work of the Methodist Ministers association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alveralde Park
Sear
Aléthodiat Ministera’ Association
Drink secrets and fizz analysis at state house lab
E Barnard and associates conclude a lab survey on summer drinks and fizz pigments. They evaluate composition, sugar content, saccharine use, and color additives in ginger ale and similar beverages, noting wide variation and health concerns. The State Board of Health plans to audit drink names, manufacturers, and production sites to remove saccharine for safer summer beverages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Barnard
Germany
France
Taly
Pope in fragile health after attack on audience
May 12 Ausle dispatch reports the pope remains ill after a brief attack during a public audience. He is described as weakened and listening to doctors and aides as he recovers. Cardinals and officials, including Cantina Karehrhaler, attend him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petter
Cantina Karehrhaler
Witte Plans to Seek Job Amid Campaign Strife
A Paris dispatch reports Russian leadership and the White campaign clash leaving Witte eager for the post. If the Premedepress opposes him, the job may go to another candidate as tensions rise in London and Moscow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secippa Te Tar
Irewe
Liverpool
Peat
Fvon
Paris Saya SM
Nendlels Dort
Anthasendar Lo Brauen
Feline Froutha Jit
Coant
Premedepress
Atm
City Record for a Day Marriages and Deaths
A scattered list of marriages and deaths with names including Chae Bo Camman Leowla WM Ales, Hebert A Bineh, Chaney DeWitt Melero, Mary Jue BE, George We Burkhardt, Lites Rate Wiha Abbest, Lila May Gordon, Themar Craven, herdle Hallins, Jihoren Willian and Alta de William ene, and many others. The notices blend marriages and obituaries with hospital and disease mentions, citing individuals such as Margaret Welmaterter, Wnaibeth A McDonald, James Wilson, Thomas Wrablinsky, and George M. Berson, among numerous local residents and addresses. The page also lists city hospital notes, ailments, and numerous real estate and building permits with various names and street locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chae Bo Camman
Ant Leowla
Alesanden Hebert A
Bineh
Manet
Chaney DeWitt Melero
Mary
George We Burkhardt
Rate
Wiha
Abbest
Apsil
Lila May Gordon
Themar
Craven
Herdle
Hallinsasuenh
Jihoren Willian
Alta de
William Ene
Kenery Lo Dalsan
Selena C. Fintan
HL Lewis
Anna Crok
Waller Bastion
Estella J
Estella J, Whe
Ben ' Marie Li Oy Burhaau
Neille Franco
Wallaans
Cleanin
Margaret Welmaterter
Rid Jetteger
Tolmidt
Selleceld
Torre
Milam Riley
Thomas Wrablinsky
Blutenfield
Wnaibeth A McDonald
Cornell-ave
Owen Saree
Stewart M. Remia
Nver
Wiltem
Dear
Lincoln St
Buveius
Law Winked At Looters in Frisco Street Scene
A tearful police officer permits a child to go with a chief adjuster and a press president as a crowd gathers around a theft tale. The bag of loot moves through hands of No 6 and others, with the law seemingly winking at crime and two children, the insurer chief, and the press head witnessing a rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Child
Great Insurance Company
Press Association
Hla Weightestar
Sears
Eloxer
Jolsta
Linity News
Foleem
Sixteenth-St
Elxtreath
Howard
Ahert
Sway
Howard Jr
Ikw
May Buy the Road Jerippe MeMles Present Aertation
Mobile Alabama today received evidence reinforcing the purchase of Mobile Jackson and Kansas City railroad by the Frisco system. Rock Island officials arrived to assess the Mantle Jackenn and Kansas City line and consider a broader takeover under the Kyteco network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerippe-MeMles
Mobile
Ala
Jackson & Kansam City
Prince Ayatem
Rock Island
Frisco
Jackenn
Kansas City
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Missouri Pacific
Erie
W. Thomson
Wirr, Industrials
Corman
Ordingey
Cormin
IBM
Omman Strckern
Alves Caleas
Tate Poetic
Brooklyn Ft. T
Judge
M'cey
Btate
Rensselaer
Cincinnati
Cincinnati. O
Pittsburg
Puppshurg
Stak
Gosdipn
Wedlam
Kati
Mockere
Imeders
Mesa Ems
SLSR
HPD
St. Louis
Mis
gMsuriTe
Pay
UAH
la Pa Rie
Aimer U
Aleka
T. Greene
Gola
Mitchel Millig
Local Securities
Ayl
Thi Las
East Buffalo
Gamto A. Owethers
HsKay
Erne
BNI
Wisconsin
Pasenger
Voliva
Mrs. Ulmann
Gaynor
August Belmont
Betarmt
Couintry
Conodesien
Uae
Lalani Onic
Kerry
Hx Commission
Wil Keck
Dundity
Podle
Bill
Burton
Cell
High Court
Gall
Renate
Tale
Maine
Arcikin
Burtnt
Ishasan
Russia
Vice-Conaul Stuart
QUIET
Pat Tom
Aner
BAY Pastor
Pope
Witte
Albert and
Bartha Blosser
Danwara
Lena King
Holmes
Kho
Pearl Duckett
Georgia
Phiowana
Firth Hammer
Graham
Alford
Minniey Vaghan
Wy Morris
Boy Wilhart
Gertrude Golden
Michigan
Deroy
Ella White
Ha Colton
Dehy
Mary Hartwell
Merld- Hat
Eet
Addie Jones
Haein
Shai
Rhoda
Burdery
Aunard Hantaky
Irvington
Hirbinet Mullen
Missouri
Henry Blume
David Mavis
Jennie Coentrick
Northwystern
Avaree Gra Cannes Co
Thirtieth and Canal
Bie
Donovan
Phurch
Halliday & Coy
Atable
Marytaint
Amerian Express Company
Georsta
Hiizabern Barth
Devbie
Willan Miersmann
Church
Wilkine
New Dereey
Twentyatied
Jona Lvorh
Warman
Jacke
Fenbert
Rvers Mann
R. F. Paine
Ean Francisco
San Francisco
Noth and
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