Wall Street Opens Higher as Markets Rally in Early Trading
New York stock market opens broadly higher led by U S Steel and Amalgamated Copper with gains around 1 percent. Bonds and rail shares active as traders react to national policy signals. grain and livestock futures show varied movements with notable activity in wheat, corn, oats, and pork markets.
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Crippe MoRet Press Association
New York
St. Pauly
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B. R. Ty
U.S
Pennsylvania
Southern Pacific
Delaware & Hudson
Amalgamated Copper
Moest
Shorts
London
Live Stock Market Summary Indianapolis Report
The hog market opened dull with prices near yesterday’s level as receipts were not excessive. Cattle advanced then declined with limited demand and large run. good butcher stock held modest demand but fell back, leaving many cattle unsold. Sheep were steady to firm, better grades favored sellers amid favorable settling conditions.
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Indianapolis
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Local securities market shows no clear direction
The report notes a featureless securities trade with no significant loans and an undefined market tendency. Trac Tilon common softened to a single price of 4 port tower 3G, while bids were weak and regulation concerns limited activity in ten-share lots. No further sale followed the call.
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Joral Etoek
Hicks Named Passenger Agent for Chicago Milwaukee St Paul
A. Hicks has been appointed traveling passenger agent for the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway, with offices at Lemeke building in Indianapolis. F A Miller announced the move, approved by vice president Hie land, detailing Hicks’s long career in Indiana railroads and prior posts as city passenger agent for the L & W and Monon lines, and district agent in Philadelphia. He was selected to manage the Indianapolis territory after previous agents proved inadequate for the region.
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Hicks
Saloon Keeper Pleads Guilty In Disturbance Case
Herman Greening, saloon keeper at 2301 Be Michigan St Lubor, pleaded guilty in police court to causing trouble Sunday and assaulting a customer. He was fined 1 dollar plus costs for assault and battery and fined additional costs for selling liquor on a legal holiday.
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Herman Greening
Galltys
Herman Zoschke
Michtgan St
Lubor Dey
Jila
Zeschke
Lawer
Wae
Siewand Costa
Governor Folk Not Well Attending Assembly
Jefferson City report says Governor Folk not well today and confined to his room. Widespread concern noted as officials reported his condition during the morning.
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Jefferson City
Grain market report with mixed wheat and corn prices
Chicago grain notes show wheat slipping at opening with September and December futures mixed. Corn remains largely steady with several contract months listed. Oats prices ease as spring months show modest activity and drought concerns appear faint in the brief OCR fragment.
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Wye
Ste
Hay
Quiel
Timethy
Whente
Sevippe-MeRse
Cricagod
Atyuemtec
East Buffalo Livestock Receipts Show Mixed Totals
East Buffalo reports mixed livestock receipts with steady cattle trade. Choice steers bring 5 63 to 5 75 per hundredweight, cows around 25 dollars, bulls near 25. Stockers and feeders steady, veal and lamb receipts limited, prices varied by grade and weight.
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East Buffalo
N. Y
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Game Wardens Nab Poachers In Daviess Borough Raid
Newburgh fish and game commissioners led a seizure at Daviess borough arresting several poachers after netted fish and tools were seized. Men named William Ward, George Creat, Ed Kener and others faced charges. one man named Mendel was arrested for hunting without a license as authorities pursued the case.
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Jalm Newhourn
Fred Hake
D. Fleming
Georg Lal
Frank Breteon
Frank Federenn
Daviess Boutry
Willam Wwrdrich
George Creat
Ed Kener
Staer
Dave Necker
Zachous Aneeserd
Cools
Taenington
Willam Ho Mendel
Greece
Costa
City Record for a Day Births and Deaths List
A contaminated city record item lists births at various addresses including 11 Brookside Ave and 1331 Barth St with several girl births to different couples, followed by a long death section mentioning Margaret J Allinder 76, Forest G Rose 3 months, and multiple infant and child entries with names, ages, and causes like pneumonia and convulsions. The text also notes building permits for dwellings with multiple addresses and valuations, listing builders and project details in a busy urban ledger style.
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Andrew
Margaret Bardenkerher
Brookside
Ave
Bay
Aialma Van-Cleave
Atin Central
Charles
Anna Swohsta
Barth
Sve Lel Toreon Antenlnest
William Ned Glara Coppock
Ama
Eduard
Sara Rannel
Birchart
Witlam
Berihy Xorers
Washington-at
Anton
Ada Kaufmur
W. Vbin
St. Biri
Ann
Rosa Baumann
H S
Meridian
Dans
Whiley
North
Bidea Fripainer
Kay
Whiter
Anna Marsh
Hiv Aleman
Talia Moron
Belleforte
Wey
John
Nellie Weaver
Incorporations Notice of Capital Increase Filed
The H. Brinkman company of St. Vernon lists directors Henry Drinkman Charles Frinkman and Otto Brinkman. The Phoenix Flour Mill of Evansville filed notice of increase of capital.
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H. Brinkman Company
Marcantile
Capital Monk
St. Vernon
Henry Drinkman
Charles ,Frinkman
Otto Brinkman
Phoenix Flour Mil
Mvansville
Thee
Lantern Festival on the South Side Promises Bright Night
The Lantern Festival on the South Side promises a festive evening on September 7 with decorations along Morrisst Avenue and East-rt to Midaleon-ave. Residents plan lawn displays, games, prizes, and a wedding ceremony amid parading lanterns and entertainment for families including babies and visitors.
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Morrisst
East-rt
Averat
Tere
Trate Darjing
Weil
Homecoming Day Amid Church Anniversary and Fair
A chaotic OCR fragment outlines a church event marking the forty second anniversary with committees and listed participants. It mentions Home-Coming Day, church members, and various named individuals tied to preparations and activities such as a baby show, lemonade stand, coffee supper, and an auction. The readable pieces show a community effort with numerous names and roles, but the full context is unclear.
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Morriss
Lhd
Bone
Campome
Injuries Cause Death From Fall From Horse
Osville Hartemann died at the Chy hesy Piral after injures from a fall from a horse Sunday night. Post mortem showed skull fracture and frontal bone injury. Alex Hartemann of Cratieinct served in the quartersmaster's department. Sergi Leutern led a chase near east of the fate grounds. Hartemann collapsed from the buggy crash. Police attempted to reach the injured man as the buggy disappeared in the cold night. the horse had been killed.
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Osville Hartemann
Piral
Harrison
Laursen
Sergi Leutern
Sergi
Hartemarh
Property To Widow In Unclear Will Notice
The fragment reports a will for the late individual with a widow beneficiary. The text mentions estate valuation and named persons but is garbled. It implies a probate or property transfer to a widow with limited readable details on heirs and value.
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Dosenh Eekhouse
Theragay
Eckloure
Duceward
Consisterntin
Rupert
Turnverein Trip Prominent in Bochaler Dedication
The Bochaler Turnverein returned from a trip to Fr. Wayne and joined a dedication ceremony for the society building. Notable participants included Mrs Schulmeyer, Miss Kags, Miss Ermer, Miss Geella Micheleun, Miss Clemente, Alan Libro, and Carl Smith. The Indiana militia reunion notes the 20th survivor gathering on Sept 11 at 10 am, at the Campground hall with activities scheduled at 7 30 pm.
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Wayne
Lind
Missrs Schulmeyer
Miss Kags
Mee Irmer
Mise Geella Micheleun
Mise Clemente
Alan Lirbro
Carl Smith
City Public Works Board Sets Assessments for Street Improvements
Indianapolis public works proposes assessments for improvements on Fifteen Avenue, Meridian to Pennsylvania, and Thirty-First Street near Clifton Canal. The plan includes cement sidewalks, curbs, grading, and brick or concrete road surfaces with rail crossing work. Public hearing set for September 12, 190?.
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Suits Over Exposed Bric a Brac Items
Veabellr 5 Ararre sues in superior court claiming possession of a gypsy garth and various antique items. The suit lists an array of misrepresented objects including a picture titled The Girl with Davee, eight Pekin plates, candelatinas, Bohemian glass pieces, a Roman trap spoon, beer glasses, Angora items, and a fox skin rug among others.
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City Public Works Seeks Voicing on Alley, Street Improvements
Notice from the Indianapolis Public Works Board announces proposed improvements including vacating the first alley north of Vista Street, widening and paving several streets, extending curbs and sidewalks, and constructing inlets and gutters. Public bid proposals are invited with a 2 percent check and deadline details to be set, hearings to consider impacts on nearby properties.
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Lone match halts planned wreck on Palerm line
In Conway Arkansas on September 6 a remarkable act prevented disaster aboard the Fort Smith passenger train near Palermo. John Bloan and a companion spotted a spread of wires and a broken lock as the train neared a curve. A single match lit by Bloan halted a planned sabotage, his wife waving a white veil to signal danger and stop the speeding train.
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