Wall Street Roundup Sees Mixed Signals Across Markets
On Wall Street investors weigh sugar and rail stock moves as Eastern Western passes tighten rates. Amalgamated copper gains. London activity is light. Berkshire and Vanderbilts rise while Atchison may delay dividend decision. a pool resurfaces. In San Francisco William H West loses cancer from his mouth for the thirteenth time and will miss weeks with his minstrel show.
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Meyer & Kiser
New York
Pacific
Burlington
London
Pennsylvania
Amalgamated Copper
Butte
Manhattan
Vanderbilts
Ameer
Afghanistan
Atchison
Billy West
Ran Francisco
William H. West
Traveling causes diarrhoea and need for remedy
A clipped ad-like fragment notes travel excitement and danger of upset stomachs with Chamberlain's Colic Calarma remedy for sale by all druggists. No clear event, person, or date is provided.
Lipton to store Shamrock II in London Conn for winter
Sir Thomas Lipton will keep the yacht Shamrock II on this side of the pond for next summer to face Columbia and Constitution, then undress and bed her down for winter at London Connecticut.
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New York
Thomas Lipton
Columbia
Constitution
London
Conn
Great Lexington trotting meet opens with two match races canceled
Lexington Ky October 8 The Kentucky trotting horse breeders association will inaugurate its meeting Tuesday afternoon but the proposed 30000 match The Abbott versus Boralima and the 7500 Cresceus versus Charley Herr are called off Boralima is sick Cresceus owner George Ketcham declined to race The Abbott and director Geers says The Abbott is ready to try for a wagon record of 254 Wednesday
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Lexington
Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders’ Association
Boralma
George Ketcham
Cresceus
Abbott
Geers
Jeffries Ends Tour Moves to Harbin Springs for Rubiin Fight
Jeffries has concluded his theatre tour and travels to Harbin Springs to train for the anticipated bout with Gus Rubiin next month. He remains in the city four to five days before the fight and has paid Billy Delaney a $2,500 forested sum as part of his preparations.
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San Francisco
Jeffries
Harbin Springs
Gus Rubiin
Billy Delaney
Savannah Bloodiest Fight Ends in Round 12 Defeat
In Savannah on Monday night Tom Corcoran was defeated by Jim Burke in the twelfth round. The bout was described as the bloodiest ever seen in the city with police and the health officer directing efforts to stop it. Deputy sheriff Westcott attempted to halt the fight but was blocked by officers.
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Savannah
Tom Corcoran
Jim Burke
Westcott
Boxing Night Results Across North America
Steve Crosby defeated Nat Wilson in Louisville. Joe Curtin fell before one round in Chicago as Martin Duffy dominated. At Fort Erie Dan Creecon lost to Al Weinig on a sixth round foul. Gardner faces Forbes in Kansas City Monday night.
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Steve Crosby
Nat Wilson
Louisville
Joe Curtin
Chicago
Martin Duffy
Fort Erie
Dan Creecon
al Weinig
Gardner
Forbes
Kansas City
Local teams schedule practice at Newby Oval
The Gridiron reports a 4 p.m. Tuesday practice game at Newby Oval between The M. T. H. S. and North-side athletic club. DePauw halfback John F. Wiley arrives in Green Castle with a broken right leg from a Saturday game with Washington University. Indiana State Normal at Terre Haute fields a first team in years. Rose Polytechnic aims to improve with a dedicated coach.
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Newby Oval
John F. Wiley
DePauw
Greencastle
St. Louis
Washington University
Indiana State Normal
Terre Haute
Rose Polytechnic
Carrie Nation jailed again after Wheeling lecture
Mrs Carrie Nation, famed saloon smasher, was jailed in Wheeling after a Monday night appearance. Following a 500-strong crowd through town she visited saloons and faced arrest by police. A special police court session fined her 20 dollars plus 30 days in jail, which she refused to pay, sending her to county jail.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Carrie Nation
Smasher
Sweeney
Indiana Pensions and Renewals Listing Many Names andAmounts
A lengthy pension list items increases, restorations and new grants across Indiana. Names and towns appear with specific dollar amounts for widows, soldiers and beneficiaries, followed by a brief note on renewal and original widows. The piece ends with an ad-like line praising Hood's Sarsaparilla and its claimed health benefits.
Beaumont Oil Wells Rapidly Decline In Beaumont Field
Beaumont oil wells show fluctuating gushes and rapid decline in output. State geological survey to investigate probable causes as drillers report spouts lasting minutes before dying out. Officials warn within a short time all wells may require pumping.
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Austin, Tex
Beaumont Field
State Geological Survey
High Grade Cigar On Sale At First Class Drug Stores
C W Kriel distributor announces a high grade cigar available at First Class Drug Stores. The notice emphasizes quality and availability through the distributor.
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C. W. Kriel
For our new studio. $15 worth of pictures for the successful name
A terse advertisement invites suggestions for a studio name with a prize of fifteen dollars. Mail entries to Wilhite and Holloway at Fo tograters 237 N. Pennsylvania St. Denison area.
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Wilhite & Holloway, Fotograters
Pennsylvania St
Denison
Lake Erie & Western Excursion Fare Notice
Train line advertises out of town excursion pricing for routes to Fort Wayne Celina St Marys Lima and Indianapolis. Departure times and stations listed with round numbers and dates for Sunday October 13 1901 and 6 30 a m
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Wayne
Ind
Celina
St. Mary’s
Lima
Indianapolis
City Council Grants Clerk Fee and Debates Interurban Headlights
The council met briefly on Monday night with a unanimous vote awarding Clerk Gedtler 250 for annexing the council proceedings. Fire Chief Parrett reports overly bright interurban headlights and recalls a near collision on Aug 22 when firemen were blinded by glare. Negley’s resolution thanking officials was adopted as Crafl Knight Bernauer and Wheeler exchanged funeral style bouquets.
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Gedtler
Parrett
Negley
Crafl
Knight
Bernauer
Wheeler
Excursion to St Louis by Rail Lines in 1901
Excursion to St Louis via D W and Wabash Rail Road on Saturday October 12 1901. Train leaves Union station at 1110 p m. Round trip five dollars. Tickets valid returning from St Louis at 530 p m Sunday and 720 am 830 pm Monday December 14. Tickets and sleeping car space may be obtained at 25 West Washington Street and Union Station.
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St. Louis
Wabash R. R
Union Station
Washington St
Ed Spencer Accused of Stealing Negley Rig
Councilman Harry Negley enraged at a city meeting as Ed Spencer, a ballot guard, allegedly took Negley’s ballot rig to the South-side. Spencer reportedly planned to relay confirmation by phone, but Negley asserted the rig was taken and demanded an update.
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ED Spencer
Harry Negley
Negley
Jey
Carnival schedule and prize details announced
The carnival committee led by President Levering will stage the horse show on Cap itol ave from Washington to Ghosts with speed class exhibitions Wednesday and the coach and domestic department Thursday afternoon. No entry fee, three prizes per class, Horace F. Wood in charge. Over 10,900 Banda Ressa concert tickets in Tomlinson hall have been distributed for proceeds.
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Levering
Capitol Ave
Washington
Ponder's Photo Studio Offers Framing to Order
Local studio advertises custom framing services for photographs and artwork. Ponder's Photo Studio at 95g Massachusetts Avenue invites customers to order tailor made frames to fit prints and keepsakes.
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Ponder
Massachusetts
Cincinnati and Return Steam Service Announcement
The notice advertises a $1.25 Cincinnati and Return fare via the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton lines for Sunday October 13. Two special fast trains depart in the morning with varying stops and a return service from Cincinnati at 6:30 or 6:15 pm, with limited intermediate stops.
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Cincinnati
Rushville
Connersville
Hamilton
Rent Mystery From a Fragmental Notice
Fragmentary text hints at a rental inquiry with unclear details about a vacant room and costs. The readable bits suggest a discussion over rent terms or a room availability in a housing notice.
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C. Sipe
North Meridian St
Craig
C.L. Rost
North
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Christ Denison Bijock
Boston Brown Bread
Joseph Taggart’s
Massachusetts Avenue
Boston
Italiusc
Indiana
Merchants’ Association
Wall ST
Indianapolis Securities, Railways
Ates
Dlapedas Kiplomogevee
Indianapolis Street’ Railway
Indianapolis Street Railway
Union Traction
Vere
Banks and Trust Companies
Wee Ee Sete Aeaten
Capital National
Oz Central Trust Company
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Ins
American Central Hole
Indianapolis Improvement
Guaranty and Title Co
Wasson
America
the Abbott
Boralima
Charley Herr
Jeffries Training
Carrie
Norfolk
Ceescseweenae
Lise
Paris
Kabo
W. B
Thomson
H. P. Wasson & CO
Louise
Barbara Frietchie
Indiana Pensions
Geo. W. Bassett
Valparaiso
Robert B. Mason
Anderson
Benjamin Buchanan
Benham
John S. White
Lawrence
John Langer
Clinton
Phineas B. Ewan
Hayden
David Reed
Alaska
Joseph M. Anderson
Bedford
Frederick H. Balding
Albion
Orville van Gundy
National Military Home
Grant
William Henson
Newport
William Hixson
Cory
Thornton Smith
Killious
John F. Staley
Twelve Mile
Stephen Preble
Frankfort
Alfred E. Walls
Soldiers’ Home
Lafayette
Henry Fortune
Folsomville
George W. Scott
Tell City
George Sigler
Birdseye
Amos F. Fanning
Flint
David Stitt
North Grove
Jesse Bland
Bloomfield
Henry H. Shide Jer
Merom
Henry Himebeugh
Dunlaps
George Newton
Laporte
Charles E. Patrick
Seymour
Ozro Lamm
Albert P. de Bruler
Vincennes
Daniel Huffer
Michigantown
Thomas W. Lankford
Brightwood
Peter Mahin
Stampers Creek
George G. Flannigan
Arcadia
Sarah A. Connell
Noblesville
Amanda E. Hoyt
Warsaw
Helen M. Bennett
Kokomo
Mary E. Lindsey
Farmland
Jane Moore
Peru
Hood
Beaumont IS
Rouse & Mayhew
Monument Place
Practical Opticians
Badger’s
Badger Furniture Co
W. Washir
Deutsch Tailoring CO
Ilinois Street
Lake Erie & Western
R. R
Chief Barrett
Ideal Gas
W. Meikel
Finkham
Kilmer
Green
Dr. Vierce
Scott
Warner
Bell
Stuckmeyer’s Pharmacies
Garland Stores and Ranges
C. Koehring & Bro
Virginia Ave
Our
Empire Theater
Unuaware
Ostendorf’s Orchestra
Harry Bryant
THE
SUN
Indiana Sanitarium
West 16Th Street
Telephone
Progress
Charles Mayer & Co
Cash & Dove CO
Enterprise Hotel
Glock
Black Sox
Earth
Washington-st
Washington Street
Emerson
Fletcher
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