Wall Street Stocks Rally Puts Rail Gains On Track
U.S. stock exchanges open buoyant with Norfolk & Western and Southern Pacific leading gains. Union Pacific, St. Paul and Baltimore & Ohio hit intraday highs as the market shows strength, while Reading and Northern Pacific rise notably and later ease. Government bonds hold steady amid fluctuating equity movement.
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W York
Sept
Stock Exchange
St. Paul
London
New York
Norfolk & Weat
Southern Pacinio
Runsylvania
Che Rt
Union Pacific
Baltimore & Ohio
Union Ficalno
Reading
Ewentern
Canadian Pacific
Reat
Merthern
Tee ‘Ile
Pennsylvania
Honda
BR. T
Bt. Paul
Bou
Pecifie
Local Securities Union Traction Market Shows Steady Absorption
The local stock market features show steady absorption of offerings with bids steady week to week and fractional gains few and selective. Traders note healthier tone versus two months prior, with prices cited for Union Traction, Indiana Trust, and several banks and utilities, while public offerings remain limited and shares exchange hands at modest levels.
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Union Traction
Inter Ten
Navy fleet leaves Oyster Bay in major review
A large naval flotilla, reviewed before President Roosevelt, sails eastward at dawn. The armored cruisers Pennsylvania West Virginia Maryland and Colorado depart on orders for a new base, with speculation over their likely stations and roles in the Pacific theater.
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Deviyes MeRar Press Asaociatios
Soeeter Wat
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Smaryland
Cotoraso
Anat
Hogs and sheep market news from Indianapolis fair value
Live stock in Indianapolis reports a dull hog market with a decline of about five cents from Center May's notes. Top hogs at 6.49, most business 6.20 to 6.35, market closed quiet and weak as supply moved out. Sheep show strong demand for good stock while thin grades struggle to place. overall cattle and sheep quotations are unsettled.
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Indianapolis
Center May
State track opens at Hamillaé in fair weather
Minnesota report notes opening day of state felt races at Hamillaé amid clear skies and a fast track. Despite confusing OCR, the piece mentions a large crowd and competitive early events as runners faced strong conditions.
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rorippe-Maline Press Association
Paul
Minn
Hamillaé
Chicago Grain Prices Mixed Across Contracts
Grain prices in Chicago showed mixed activity with wheat and corn movements across September and December contracts. Oats held steady as soy and other futures displayed uneven shifts amid market pressures and weather signals.
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Tevslars
Hay—Chaice Timothy
Nev
Pratt
Lear
Traat
Wears
Tye
Chicago
Bryan Plans Southern Tour to Promote Railroad Ownership
The report details William Jennings Bryan's planned five day stay at home before a nationwide campaign trail. He aims to invade the Solid South, meeting northern and southern crowds on the issue of government ownership of railroads. Organization work is led by Harry Walker with Tom Taggart present in New York and Chicago. Bryan's reception along the route is described as cordial, with cheering crowds and addresses at the Froquois clubrooms after a hotel stop.
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Bryan
Btsaute
Cincinnati
Wonteville
Louisville
Harry Walker
Ahli-Trudt Jéngih
Tn New York
Walker
Tom Taggart
Win Hin
Froquois
Mail Order House Dinner Sparks Cromer Cheer
Anderson Indiana September 4 Rural Mail Carriers association members after a dinner hosted by two Chicago mail order houses cheered Congressman Cromer’s urging to fund campaign efforts defying Roosevelt era postal rules. Carriers long funded campaigns, though public reaction emphasized concern over carrier dependency on such outside contributions.
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Anderson
Ind
Indiana State Association of Rural Mail Carriers
Chicago
Cramer
Roosevelt
Poatal Department
Cromer
Osyriers
Vey
Cramera
Three Marion County Courts Open for Urgent Trials
The judges of three superior courts agree to pause routine work until September. Circuit, criminal and probate courts will begin hearing trials on Tuesday, with unusually large legal business awaiting the county system.
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Marion County
Civil Service Examination for IRS Clerks and Gaugers
A civil service exam for clerks and storekeeper gaugers of the Internal Revenue Service will be held in the federal building room of the commission on Wednesday. There are applicants. an exam will be administered in September with vacancy details and posting by the station service.
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Internal Revenue Service
Commission
Federal
Staton Service
Raging Husband Tore Door in Domestic Dispute
Mrs. T Smith filed for divorce recounting a violent episode by Frank H Smith who knocked the back door from its hinges and threatened to blow up the house. She claims 90 percent violence and cites threats and property damage in the complaint.
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Frank H. Smith
Boxing Fete at Spring Valley Crossing Draws Soldiers
Soldiers thrilled for a big boxing fete at Spring Valley Crossing on September 10. Main bout pits Sekey Ford of Indiana against Kid Byer of Chicago in a two round clash, with three preliminaries: Dawson vs Lee, Clark vs German, and Harper vs Hizer. Events start 8 PM with band music and attractions, attracting Ft. Benjamin Harrison troops.
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Alon
Spring Valley Crossing
Sekey Ford
Indiananatts
Kid Byer
Chicago
Whieh
Tommy Dawson
Ray Lee
Johnnie Clark
Jack German
Betwen Rey Harper
Bert Hizer
Dawson
Herman Tanger
Gormen
Mee Clark
Humen Bull Dog
Clark
Peoria
Fit
Harper-Hizer
Hater
Fae
Hoosier
Harper
Homer
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Kid Svee
See
Ford
Hovt
Nelpon-Gans Nattle
Demand A Bridge Puts Pressure On City and Water Co
Seventy Avenues property owners along Twenty seventh street petition the Board of Public Works demanding a bridge over the canal at Twenty seventh and arouse debate on who should pay for new bridges and repairs. They claim two years ago improvements raised air and opened the canal, with expectation a bridge would be built as a result, but nothing has been done and they seek reimbursement for costs. The petition raises the key issue of whether the city or the Indianapolis Water Company must fund the bridge and related repairs.
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Indianapolis Water Company
May succeed Trepoff as palace commandant
Report from Petersburg claims General Trepoff, commandant of the palace, will be succeeded by Lieutenant General Haron Kirig tis. The rumor stems from authorities noting Trepoff’s recent nervous collapse amid revolutionary pressures and his duties as protector, suggesting a transition may occur.
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ExesPpe-McRae Frese
Petersburg
Trepoff
Haron Kirigtis
Trepoy
Ble Dutier
Refused to Evade a Cell in County Jail Incidents
Maurice Faneguld refused to accept custody and warned he would not pay or stay. officers fed him to the county jail where he waited for the law to catch up. He was fined and costs for assault and battery by Justice William Nickerson after Minnie Law filed a complaint at the Maple and McCarty dairy depot scene. He owes for milk and crackers and insulted the creditor in a courtroom setting.
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Maurice Faneguld
Mr. Faueguht
Juntles of the Peace
William Nickerson
Minnie Lae
Dinnin Laserwoa
Maplé
McCarty
Feueguld
Mins Law & Wmay
Faueguld
Incorporations List From Eckhart to Bedford Firms
A list of incorporations includes The Sanitary Steel Coach company of Eckhart with directors Nathan & Smyser Charles A Sidway Witlam Grotenhuls AW Underwood and J A McKeown. Fallon Hill Tobacco company of Troy with Otto J Garlick Foun A Bisley F W Grass E J Salm and W Higalm. Henry Strable Cut Stone company of Bedford with Henry Straddle Oto Hunsch and John Mawer. Twin City Grocery company of Eckhart with George Vinall Isaac We Simmons A J Southworth Grant Underhill J W Fieldhouse M L Hebbina Benjamin E Linkenhell F Thomas and Elwara Zigher. South Bend Plating Works with stock $6,000 and directors FP George H Comstork.
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Sanitary Steel Coach Company
Eckhart
Capital Stock
Fion,end
Nathan & Smyser
Charles A. Sidway
Witlam Grotenhuls
Aw, Underwood
J. A. McKeown
Fallon Hill Tobacco Company
Troy
Capital Ator
Otto J. Garlick
Foun A. Bisley
F. W. Grass
E. J. Salm
W. Higalm
Henry Strable Cut
F. Thomas
Elwara Zigher
South Bend
FP. George
H. Comstork
Fair 10 Be Open For The Children At State Fair
The state fair opens with free admission for children 15 and under and for veterans on Monday, plus teachers. Pony and Shetland classes offer large prizes, with a busy children’s program featuring motion displays and a hand concert. Charlene Downing notes many grandparents attend yearly, continuing the fall tradition.
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Sears
State Board of Agriculture
Navy seeks description for battleship Kansas equipment
Bureau of equipment of the Navy Department received from Wichita Kansas a description and hastening of the proceeding act presented by the banks to the battleship Kansas at a cost of BM. Gov Hoch will create the Kanes with the usual battle of wing, despite contrary statements.
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Warhington
Rept
Bureau of Equipment
Navy Department
Wichlin
Kas
Kansas
Hoch
Rainier Bank Cashier Bound in Bank Robbery
Two masked bandits bound and gagged Cashier Van Aucher of Rainier State Bank and robbed $1,509 yesterday afternoon. The teller, alone due to a holiday, was tied after revolvers were shown. Bank vault remained locked. robbers fled as a posse formed to pursue them.
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Scrippe-McNae Press Association
Rainier
Ore
Boynd
van Aucher
State Bank
Idenszlsuting
van Ausher
Molee
Bilk
Victory for Burns Faction in Knights of Labor Split
The Buena faction wins a temporary edge over the Hayes faction in the Knights of Labor schism. Justice Duell dissolved the injunction barring the Burns faction from calling a meeting in New York, arguing equity court jurisdiction. The Burns meeting will proceed amid competing claims of officer elections.
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Scrippe-McRas Press Association
Washington
Buena
Hayes
Knights of Labor
Justice Duell
District Court of Appeals
Bimon Burns
New York
Equity
Burns
Omscerna
Rach
Captured by gunboat off Galveston Gulf coast
Galveston Texas dispatch reports a Mexican gunboat seized the American fishing smack Alpha after alleging treaty rights violations. Fourteen crew members were imprisoned, the vessel seized, and portions of her cargo confiscated amid rising tensions between the two nations.
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Scrippa-MeLine Preax Asavetation
Galveston
Tex
Inspectors Sought as Civil Service Commision Probes Exams
Secretary Harry Koommager of the United States Civil Service Commission notes a push to fill inspector posts with many appointees for Chicago St Louis and Kansas City. Reports show only a fraction passed the examination and some hires included foreign or underqualified entrants amid scrutiny.
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Harry Koommager
United States Civil Service Commianion
Jahn W. Decker
A. R. Manes
J. E Gitaon
Chas. McGaughey
Chicago
St. Louis
Kanans City
Woman Shot During Street Incident in City
Mrs. Marcie Hagdar, standing outside her home, was shot by a rioting group of Black and Byrains. The bullet hit her right lung and she is at city hospital in serious condition. Patrolman Raiden pursued suspects Charles Reed and Frank Reed, with two others later arrested for involvement.
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Marcie Hagdar
Heath
Hayder
Mondar
Witlard A
Ne'groes
Byriane
Breiden
Morgan
Ameden
Samuel Evans
Fred Hughes
Ine Wen
Husband Reclaims Bride in Terre Haute Case
Ada Michler, aged about twenty, was enticed from her Terre Haute home by a Wyse woman on promise of rides and suppers. She was married less than a year. Judge Wharton postponed the case for days. patrolman Musgrave found the couple near the Fane Wey. The husband retrieved his wife. a Milkh woman was arrested for contributing to the girl’s delinquency.
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Ada Michler
Fane Wey
Musgrave
Alory
Terre Haute
Ina
Wharton
Hushard
Births and deaths listed in city record segment
City birth entries for John and Rendy Griffin and others appear alongside death notices, medical conditions and obituaries. Entries include names such as Dora C. Freamy, Mallaza Love, Loretta Dugan, and Grace Kann with ages and wards or addresses, plus a separate section on building permits and property notes. The fragmentary OCR shows numerous personal notices, fatalities, illnesses, and civic records with mixed locations and stray punctuation.
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Bares
St. Cholera
Herahal Hoskins
GS. Court
Grace Kann
Phiegmath Alidolen
Alma Ramsey
City
Pennsylvania Railroad sells holdings in Baltimore Ohio and Norfolk Western
The Pennsylvania Railroad begins disposing of large blocks in Baltimore and Ohio and Norfolk and Western to curb monopoly fears and head off court action. Kuhn, Loeb & Co arranged sale of about 431.6 million in Baltimore and Ohio stock and 260.6 million in Norfolk and Western stock. Proceeds, around 28.09, will fund New York technicals. A syndicate may take over or place the stock on markets. officials deny fears of renewed antirail moves.
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Sceippe-McHae Prens
New York
Tidewater
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wns
Baltimore & Ohio
Norfolk & Warin
Pennsylvania
Kuhn, Japh & Co Hed Pure
Penceyivants
Baltimore & Mala Ana More Folk & Wesern
Baltimore & S Ohio
Nore Folk & Western
Hasla Pennsylvania
New Fork Bambers
Trone
Rahn, Fu & Co
Syndivaye
Penn
Soda
Wales
Pennayleania
Pennaylyanis
Trains collision injures many on Labor Day special
A rear end trolley crash south of Peru Indiana injures 15 passengers aboard a Labor Day special carrying 128 riders. Conductor Cash McNary and Motorman Henry Dodd were involved. several taken to Peru surgeons for treatment. The most seriously hurt include Charles White and Miss Lillian Richie, among Kokomo and Indianapolis passengers.
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Peru
Cary
Thin City
Yeatersay
Seriouatyr
Cash McNary
Henry Dodd
Charles White
Mytsle Shuck
Muss Lillian Richie
James Raines
George Heskamp
Haxel Brown
Edward Eilis
Alonan T. Mitter
Harry Letzinges
Nora McNutt
G. Mo Babecau
Jeene Pegaley
Ivan Herdicks
Mary Renshaw
Mary Beatty
J. J. Mareertte
Kokomo
David Whealler
Tinton
Maude Runyan
Indianapore
Thamoar
Miss Baack
Richi
Notice to bidders on institutional project specifications
The institution invites bids for a project with a deadline of 11 o'clock a m Wednesday September Li 19% at the office of the book keeper. All bids must conform to the specified terms set by the trustees. The notice closes official authority at the truste es office.
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Wall-St
perloge-McRae Preas Association
Eayd
Louis
Fepr
Texas Eteere
Pittsburg
Gertppe-McHae
Pifteburg
Weimie Werhere
Priena Hehvy
Yarkera
Pige
Prater
Local Securities
Amer
Central Lite Inx Co
American National Bank
Atlas Engine Works
Chulvens’ Savings Deposit Co
Tar
Trac
Eee
Buildi Yoock Mfg
Neverrant Company
Merchantsea Merchants’ Nationalal New Telephone Co
New Telephone
Long People’s
Hauh
Reeves & Co
Seentity. Trust
Indiana Hotel Company
Indiana Union Traction
Inépis
Colum. & Southern
Indianapolis & Exstern
Indianapola Gaz Co
Indpla
Greenerile & Martinsville R_ T. is
Indianapoil Noreen
Midianapolis Street Railway
Indianapolis Trac
Term
Indianapolis Water Co
Caton Traction Common
Indiane Caton Traction Sa
East Buffalo
Sceippe-MoRne Press Association
Yabt Buffalo
scrippe-Mc Flue Preep Association
Oyster Bay
Dan Patch
Chicago Grain
West
Postal Department
Civil Service
Mickey Ford
Kid
All Ware
Oregon
Victory For
Terre Hauté
John
Rendy Griffin
Kensingatta
Brest
Ura Carson
Roanou
Michael
Marwaréy McGinley
Mc-Carty-st
Gir Withiam
Etta Heldergott
Emma Sickle
Hey
Fred
Clara Hudgon
Willardest
Fel
Tevin
Agnes Conway
Oiney
Bar
Fort BR. Campbell
Carrie L. Beas
Jestric N. Moran
Mary K
Harry E. Tineher
Marian HK. McHates
George ¥. Marehall
Marie Martis
Clarence
Shepherd
Rose Amachier
Joseph W Smith
Sophia Brookes
Willan H. Harrison
Lotte Mf. Swilton
Gam Raman
Nellie Eneralles
Frank W. Killén
Bete L. Ourland
Charles N. Vickers
Lida A. Vielenem
Belvart Brackeorlége
Anna Irvin Andrews
Carter
Elnora Vaughan
Patmits
H. E. Hatharas
Poteb
Graceland
Giley J. Bradley
Hocee
Eider
Sid
W. H. Robinson
Fairviewt
Tard
Litterer
Prospector
Emma F. McKernan
Areting
Nowlondeal
Mra. B.C
Conker
Cal
Tal
Sean
Buit
Brocka
Hea Negus
Shirspolier
Butler College
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