Wall Street Opens with Weak Tone as Stocks Decline
The market opened weak with heavy selling after initial strength, led by declines in Amalgamated Copper, Reading, Union Pacific, and Atchison. Steel shares also moved lower while government bonds stayed flat, with total trading around 3500 shares as the day progressed and prices softened across many issues.
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Kew York
Gent
B. BR
Pained
Li & N
Amerean Smelting
Lewer
Routhern
Reading
Union Pacific
Anaconda
Colorado
Atchison
Great Nartheon
Nellere
St Paul
Menin
Barrow
W. Thamean
Etleh
Close
Ghd Fa
Hy Sa
Snell Am Sugar
Ae Amal
U. & Steel
Wits
Miccellangius
Pogue & Sons sue wholesale grocers over store take
Raleigh Pogue and partners operate two Raleigh District groceries under Pogue & Sons. They seek 40906 damages from Kothe Walls de Bauer for wrongfully taking possession of a store in Washington and disposing of its contents. The case alleges the wholesale grocers attempted a sale to Lakin Litrell on Monday September 19.
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Raleigh Pogue
Washington
Byyalens
Pogue & Sons
Kothe
Walls de Bauer
Lakin ‘Litrell
Inys
Soldier George Stones Obtains Marriage License
George Stoe ngers living in the vicinity of Gress and the United States Army secured a license to wed Miss Gwendolyn Rees of 717 Ne Koble. the records show a formal marriage intention. The notice reflects a military member planning nuptials with a local resident.
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George S Teongers
Nis
United States Army
Tyeagay
Migi Gwendolyn Rees
Koble
Live Stock Prices Fall at Indianapolis Market
Live stock trading in Indianapolis on Sept 1 shows hog and cattle receipts rising while hog prices drop 5 to 10 cents from opening day, with bacon hogs at around 4.50 to 5.00 and most sales between 4.43 and 4.80. Sheep and lambs fall sharply as supplies rise and demand weakens, with overall market slow and weaker than the prior session.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Sheen
Yombe
Umea
Es Fox AG
Ardmare Wehe
Cemmohight
Attim
Prime Cove
Chatee Cove
Tmi
Bret Arlings
Petra AO Cult Saab
Local Securities A shows minor trading activity and few changes
The session featured elusions and limited movements with numerous securities listed. Transactions were largely unchanged as markets held steady, with several banks and transportation firms noted among the active names. Some prices and shares advanced or declined insignificantly, reflecting a calm trading day.
Wagon Market Hay and Oats Prices Listing
Market listing shows Timothy hay at 13 710, mixed hay at 12 14, clover hay at 10 12, Miller hay 38010, sheaf oats at 10 12, straw price unspecified, shelled oats at 33 8, and new oats at 28 33. Prices appear per unit with unclear denominations in OCR text.
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Timothy Hay
Statehouse visit draws veterans and crowds to offices
The report notes a large turnout at the statehouse with Bailey the elevator man guiding crowds, the geological museum drawing visitors, and veterans pausing at governor’s office to view floors while events unfold across the day.
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Bailey
Geological Museum
Antral
Gymnasts Begin Work Under South at German Houta Charnerain
Gymnasium classes start Monday under Physical Director South. A business men's class will be offered weekly. Boxing, fencing and wrestling instruction will be provided free until the regular season begins, as part of the institute’s program.
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Houta Charnverain
South
Teataren
Chicago grain and live stock mixed market report
Chicago grain prices steady to varied with wheat and corn across September contracts while live stock markets show mixed receipts and steady to higher bids. Cattle and hogs trade ranges include steady to firm quotes with notable activity in cattle feeders and beef steers. Cincinnati and other regional listings echo similar firm tone amid seasonal harvest entries.
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Chicago
IAM
Emancipation Day Celebrated by City Colored Organizations
Emancipation Day events shift to Monday September 74 with activities in Tomlinson Hall and Tomlinaen hall. Colored organizations and many citizens will parade and join an afternoon program followed by a monster Jubilee in the evening. Prof. James Ho Williams of the Rushville colored school will be the orator.
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Rumner
Tomlinaen Hall
Tomlinson Hall
James Ho Williams
Ruzhvill Colored School
Oratul
Blind Tigers Go Free After Promises in Court
Jacob Chrishan of Broad Ripme and Wiley Bickeen of atilleraville were charged with conducting a hauer business while licensed. They were granted liberty with upper goes in criminal court. Christian faced fines and costs in one charge and $20 and costs on another for flying Maune without license. Dickson was fined and costs.
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Jac Chrishan
Broad Ripme
Wiley Bickeen
Atilleraville
Vere
Torsday
Christian
Dickson
Family Woes Parade At Tin Works Grand Opera Week
A fragmented report details a public row involving Mabel Surrisan and Joseph E L Hoard amid Tin Heard of Ox and Haw ai Barrisan events. The dispute centers on Mrs Gaston and her partner, a custody or impropriety allegation, and a privacy-guarded episode ending with Gaston placed in a cell after a violent transfer during a tense domestic scene.
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Smelsh
Hawaii-Barrisan Vawleviilszkeich
Iite Ib
Te Sauder Ville Sketen
Ci Vinnall
Mabel Surrisan
Joseph EL Hoard
Willian Garton
Te Skett
Gastin
Gaston
Manel Barrison
Howard
andAhey
Alice Stalin
Belge
Cae
Gastinoad
Wiley
Ge Vizard
Gz Pompans
Body Taken Back To Ohio For Burial
The body of Mrs Jane Nicholson within the age Valentine M Nietotean will be taken to Ohio for burial at Miami cemetery. A memorial was held at the home of Mes Hinrace McKay in celebration of a centenary event. Mrs Nehalton was in feeble health and has been declining for days. She was born in North Carolina in 1850 and moved to the city 49 years ago. Three daughters Elizabeth Norhoms Mrs Mary Nicholson and Mrs Morse AlKay survive along with two grandchildren Horace McKay and Thraddure Steele. She was deeply interested in education and reform and supported the Bronte farm experiment.
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Jane Nicholson
Valentine M. Nietotean
Miami
Pnuberson
Hinrace McKay
Nehalton
al Fechle
North Carolina
Apo
Elizabeth Norhotms
Mary Nicholson
Morsee AlKay
Ball Player Loses Baggage In Transit
Thatiod Carr a padion baschal team member reported missing baggage around N New Jersey. The trunk, left in care of a carrier, was not recovered and police were informed. Investigations are underway at Enon station with delays noted in relocating the trunk to Ernest Huy.
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Tving
Wistea
Thatiod Carr, Monante
Padion
Pele Baschal
Mutene Irink
Mewnim Carrs Proms
New
Wen Terney
Cay
Enon
County plans auto purchase with strict specs
County commissioners review proposals for a new county auto, detailing trackless expectations and high reliability. They will open bids after advertising requirements set by the county assessor, with a budget target near 8000 dollars and a bidding deadline in early May.
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Phil
City Births and Deaths Record From Local Ward
The city register lists numerous births including Roy, Alice Rap, and Bertha from multiple streets and households. It also records deaths such as cholera infantum and pulmonary disorders, with personal names and addresses across several neighborhoods.
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Charles and
Siadge Foxworthy
Macgie Tuehas
Emreritis
Francia “Hullaren
J. LO
Shefieldave
Alice G Wyne
Iloomantha
Brandmay
Della March
Ubertynt
Charles A. Schofield
E. Marhorst
Opening and widening Eastern Avenue in Indianapolis
Notice to owners and residents that the Board of Public Works approved an assessment and anticipated damages for opening and widening Eastern Avenue from Michigan Street north to the first alley north of North Street, including property on both sides abutting the street. The plan follows Declaratory Resolution No. 4.60 and invites remonstrances from affected property owners by a set date.
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Department OF Public Works
Renn No
Court House
Trollananoke
Bere
Board of Public Works
Indianapolis
Indiana
St Auwut
Bonesis
Eastern Avenue
The
Curry Nf
Indianapoli
North Street
Michigan Street
Tayda
Deseriheri Ag
Kanterm Avenue
Sat Alley
Berinnihg
Avenua
Midtern Firat
Clair
Abias
Hogate
Sarah
King's Reat
Kagare
Justin TD
Sarah R
Hogue & Kings Buralet
Hf Heire
Ald
Juan D
Saran
Hauate
Kings Inaire
Hiogate
Julian D
Sarah E. Tor
King 'S Rizal-at
Ana Ar Erbel Hogate
Juling B
Sarah B
Hogate & King's Ruralestula
Heaate
Dulinn
Sarch
Tor Harate
King
Berhta
Ada Ie Hinzate
Iuling T
Sarah Bat
Slesate & Ning
Nortyal
Toe
Hoaste
King's
H Hetre
Wears
Julian 1
Sarah E
Wine
Eine Aa
Horne
Julian B
Sarah Fe
Rurnbet
Ely Veire
Julian
Hagate
King Fairs
Hoare
Saran Bator
Hogate & King's Ruralat
Hente & Kings Bupalsat
Julien
Sarsh BE
Mozote & King’s
Wiens
Fins & Big Rivest
Margaret
Hegate & ‘ Wines
Rurabet
Bo Hee
Rastern
Deseribien
Deolientiere Restirtion
Roar of
Pal Works
Innein
Haider
Iasedph T. Elliott
Trosser. Sk, Rowe
Pilv Wortes
Indianapolte
Indianapolly
Heasland
Pumtte Works
Indianaralls
Trittann
Oxford Street
Kaldwin & Miller
Saldwin & Miller
Aattwin & Mitter
Parwlet
Trower
Mary
Estep
Cota
Aarion
Beton & Cote
Browne
Mors
Eston & Ds
Tatiana
Ramon
Charles W
Auian
Atdition
Hellaas
Charles V Sublan
Evensey Kellngs
Tatlan
Kellogg
Julian & Laad Ailen
Abe Reynolds
Jessie C
Tatf
Pull Works
Department OF Public Worke
Office of the Board
Ind
Born of Public Works
Oitawa Street
Nowland Avenue
Nowland Aves
Mie
Oreera Street
Ottawa Street
Ailey
Massachusetts ‘Avenue
Thenre Exes
Massachity
Pett Avenue
Supitar
Vatreety
Jupiter Street
Maxsanhusetts Avenue
Chance
Magrachusetts Avenue
Massachuaetta
Massachusetts Avenue
Alene
Massachusetts Ave
Brookside Avenue
Brookide Avenue
Berokside Avenue
Symua Street
Soma Street
Broakelty Avenue
Brankside Avenue
Tne Af
Ohawa Etreet
Btrele Trent
Floels Street
Massachisayie Avenue
Siete Street
Samoa Street
Thia
Tony Diay
Stnra Water Sewer ‘Hall
Sald Ely
Greek Street
Mncarthy Street
Stevens Street
Twenty-Fifth Street
Prn
Minnesota Street
Fast Street
Alles
Board of Public
Joseph T. Bullott
Preston
Trusler
Fred J. Mack
Department OF Public Parke. Ofice of the Saard
Court of Indianapolis
Alanapolis
F . Webster Avenue
Arapinga
Board of Tubtic
Thollanspile
Fed
Indianapeta
Board At Public Works
Sis
Joseph T. Elliott
Preston ¢ Trosler
Fred J Mack
Board of Public Work
Board
Faam
Board of Public Works of the Ciy of
Twenty Fourth Street
Heridian Street
Penperte
Illende Street
Indiana Avenue
Fall Creek
Arsenal 3
Arbesabe
Tenatirth
New Jersey
Alatama and
Warmanon Fiteot
Thor
Indianap city board approves assessments for Oxford Street alley
The Board of Public Works in Indianapolis Indiana approves assessments for opening and extending the first alley east of Oxford Street in Baldwin and Miller's Addition and for multiple street improvements including Ottawa Street Greek Street Minnesota Street Market, Indiana Avenue and more. Notices state remonstrances due September 11, 1900 and a public hearing date.
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Burrer
Imiletion
East Buffalo
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Local Securities
Amer
Cantrat Life
American National Bank
Ating Engine Work
Pfs
Raitroad
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Capital National Benk
Gentral Trust Company
Citixens' Savings Deposit Co
Climax Caffee & Bok
Pow
Columbia Norlenat Bink
Farmers! Teast Company
Federal Union Burnty Pow & Wat
Val Trac
Home Brewing Co
Tadlana Herel Co
Isaac
Indiana National Bank
Gann & Indiata Trust Co
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Anastetr Rift
Indpls
Marrinaville RT
Indianapolis Fire
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Southeastern Trac
Indianapolis Street Railway
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Laycock Mfg
Bret Marion Trust
Merehinis Wa Merchants
National Nie
New Telephone Co
New Telephone
Lone
People's Deposit Bark Yeogun
Ciger
Rauh Pertittere
Pnt Reeves & Co
Scourtey Trust
Union Sattana
Wab
Tindiana Hotel Company
Fia
Indiana Union Traction
Colum. & Souehes Indianapolis & Exbtorn
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Greenfiria BF
Martinerile BR. T
Mapolis Northerta
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Merchants’ H. & 1. Co. Be
Statehouse
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Chicago Grain
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Ohio
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Union
NEW County Auto
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Me Harty
Nell Roihhaas
Frank
Margaree Langer
Bay Alexaner
Della Fettyy
Bradshawnt
Thercasa Slaver
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Stirile Franklin
Groge EK
Redgere
Asa Gwendoyly
Goveme Rice
Emma Kine
James Ho Kells
Anna Sionely
Albert J. Huffman
Clam A. Lemur
Albert Thomas E Cranara
Irese Hist
Felts Rinnkenbaker
Reha Servint
Wadeedan
Myrtle Wilkinson
A B. Hardacre
Tanze So Harlan
Be. Paul-st
Anten Wotrner
Joume
Ballivan
Pabs-st
A. Rinehart
Cantin
Sieleat
Fentheat
Alabisna-at
Green River Lane
H. Binklein
Elia
Bay
Dalveraity
Orry
Board of
Pullic Works
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Anien
Preston C. Trusler
Board of Public Varity
Chacee
Arsenal Nette
Twents-Fitth Street
Meridion
Fifth Street
Meridian
Asia
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Fred J. Mac
the Bobbs-Merrill Co
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Marion County
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