Wall Street Stock Market Opens With Broad Declines
NEW YORK Sept 12 The market opened with most issues down from yesterday's close. Major declines hit Great Northern and Conrail style names while energy and industrials moved differently. Trading activity showed heavy early selling and notable movement in copper and steel stocks, with readings indicating early weakness then gradual strength in some sectors.
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Scrippa-McBay Prene Association
New York
Elaw
Wtrong
Lonion Oceauns
Union Pacide
F. My
Sugar Amal
Csssee
Shi Relkesees
Phi
Southers Pacific
Live Stock Market Report From Indianapolis Sale
Indianapolis live stock market showed a mixed day with hogs irregular and cattle steady to firm. Hog receipts near 7000, top at 26.50, most trades between 24.50 and 25.25. cattle steady, sheep market steady with prices improving for better grades. Pittsburgh market receipts lower with mixed results and similar price ranges for cattle, hogs, and sheep.
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Buffilo
York
Chicago
Piga
Indianapolis
Pittsburg
Merlam
Aipseneenan
Indianapolis Street and Rail Stocks In Wide Trading Drift
A scrambled stock market scene shows numerous Indianapolis area railroad and utility names with erratic quotes. The session opened with varied bids and fractional price movements, Union Traction and New Telephone listed among active securities, while most listings reflected modest declines or steady demand.
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Incal Stock Exchange
Altec
Marion Trost
Sig
New High
Union Traction
New College Opens in Indiana Intercollexiace Academy
A new college opens with a catalog outlining study in the Indiana Intercolexiace Academy. The first term began Tuesday with Collins Radford as principal and J Howland Sherman as vice principal. Faculty include YR Dark, secretary-treasurer, Agnnd Ranfein in mathematics and Latin, Rosa English in modern languages.
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Indiana Intercolexiace
Collee-nve
Pourteenth-sts
Collins
Radford
J .Howland-Sherman
Wagon Market Hay Prices and Grain Offerings
Market notices list Timothy hay at 13 per 16, Mixed hay 12 to 14, Clover hay 10 to 12, MilJet hay 8 to 10, Sheaf oats 10 to 12, corn 5 to 8, straw 6 to 35, and shelled oats at 28 to 3. Prices vary by bale size and hay type for local buyers.
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Timothy Hay
Clover
MilJet
Straw
Chicago grain and produce roundup shows mixed futures
Chicago grain markets ease for wheat and corn with December positions steady while May contracts shift. Oats and soybeans move modestly with temperate changes in early September trading. New York Produce reports pork lard and butter prices and poultry and egg markets noting typical autumn demand.
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Scrippe-Mene Cress Association
Chicago
Tony
Tetoyatec
Lana
New York
Scripp
McRae Preas Association
Western Steam
Back to the Books As City Schools Renew Enrollment
More than two thousand students gathered at public buildings on Wednesday to renew acquaintance with teachers and begin the academic year. Several longtime staff members return while new instructors take up duties at Shortridge and other schools, and the district plans additional rooms to handle enrollment growth.
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Texcora
Schnal
Lucile Herrim
Josephine Loomis
Philly Hasty
Fannie Cuer
Fillette Many
Louise Bonar
Shirley Matthews
Josephine Brooke
Shortridge High
Mary Davis
Josephine Erro
Mary Marlarky
Elizabeth, Atkinson
Eleanor Grimes
Mayme Morris
Lucy Dickson
Clara Bobnetadt
Grace Knox
Eqn Larter
Teave
Manual Trailug High School
R. P. Clark
Thekla Hampel
Gertrude Tutte
Charles L. Willams
Raymond Blaparh
Belle Bocardus
Alberta Bigelen
Asaintant
Kathryn Walters
Shortridge High School
Smrmn
Clinton
Tencher
Josephine Tveist
Lbrarian
Claude
Sleeper Loses Coat and Watch in Terre Haute
J P Breen of Terre Haute woke to find his Mae serge coat a straw hat and $2 missing from his belongings while he slept Wednesday morning. He reported the loss to Desk Bergt, Bohwah, after discovering the theft. Breen was in town for the fair and was staying at 1325 Lincoln Street.
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J.P. Breen
Terre Haute
Mae Serge Cnal
Mr. Breen
Fae
Linols St
Banquet Honors Generals and Troops at City Hall Event
The Manufacturers' club Merchants' association and Mayor Bookwalter will host a formal banquet at the Commercial building Friday night to honor General Carter and other officers at Ft Benjamin Harrison. Army uniforms will be on display. attendance limited to invited regulars and city officials.
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Manufacturers’ Club
Merchane Senoriation
Charles A. Bookwalter
Weoh
HL Carter
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Starr Piano Company Opens New Showroom in Indianapolis
The Starr Piano Company welcomed the public to its reopened store at 138 N. Pennsylvania St with a vibrant display of grand and upright pianos, lush plant displays, and an exhibition room spanning the store. Visitors enjoyed music from the in-house orchestra as they viewed model after model, including the Lyric Model and Concept Grand, while the Starr team highlighted craftsmanship, durability, and architectural-inspired designs. The event, established in 1872, also showcased a telegraph-like reading room and a Starr piano room for demonstrations, with the opening continuing into the evening from 1 to 30 o'clock.
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Starr Piate Company
Imodeka
Pennsylvania
Blosanm
Palma
Tems
Starr Plano! Companys
Ann End
Asel
Middle West
Indianapolis
Ald
Durstine
Starr
Pian Architectur
Ita Admirapie Etmpicus
Rane Ugesaal
Ita Dimensione
Not Leaving Home Too Ill 10 Speak
Patrolmen Stewart and Gerioner intervened as a New York bound group prepared to move from an address early Wednesday. Everything movable was touched as panes were removed when police arrived. the residents were in the act of taking the house. Mayor Charles A. Bookwalter sent word that E K Gates of the Lincoln League would find it impossible to speak at Wabash on Sept 1 due to illness. He plans to travel to French Lick Springs for recovery and to open the Indiana campaign at Wabash remains postponed.
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Stewart
Gerioner
New York
Charles A. Bookwalter Han
E KE Gates
Tlinvern League
Wabash
Han
Shly
French Lick Springs
Indiana Cympalen O
Brent Dis
Lincoln Teague
Two linemen killed attempting to pass charged fence
Special to The Born Rushville Inn Sept 12 Lomor Fow the podies of Oliver Glora Rawden Ronwight and Wiliam Patiford were killed yesterday while attempting to ope through a barbed wire fence that had accidentally become charged with 50 volts of electricity. Two men died Monday evening when the bolt ofUg at ning burned out the lineulator on the pole. They thought not ing of it. C O Excert chief lineman for the telel on company says that if they had reported the destruction ve the snmulator he could have rep aired the line Monday night.
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Rushville
Inn
Lomor
Oliver Glora
Rawden Ronwight
Wiliam Patiford
Ugatning
Excert
Taelion Company
Democratic Leaders Rally for Bryan in Kentucky
State Democratic headquarters reported a delegation planned to meet William Jennings Bryan in Louisville, Kentucky, including John W. Kern, Robert Springsteen, Oran Hook, Frank P. Baker, Edgar Perkins, John F. White, and H. C. Harrison. Thomas Taggart did not attend due to streetcar delays and other engagements.
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Democratic
Thomas Taggart
Louthville
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Tagmare
Leuteville
Jodianapowe
Loulaville
St. Bryan
John W. Kern
Robert Springsteen
Oran & Hook
Frank P. Baker
Edgar 4. Perkins
John F. White
H.C . Harrison
Dozen Indictments from Grand Jury Report
A grand jury reported twelve indictments on Wednesday morning. Named defendants include Burt Crampton accused of theft of 13 switches from George Stout. Henry Welch charged with stealing $1 from Sarah Awife and $2 from Mariah Buchasen. Lee Cowper charged with assault and battery on William Lancaster. John Fitenena accused of theft of $16 from Sulton Fan Pelt. 38 burnals of stern from Henry Poole. 160 busnels of pain from Joseph Gifford. William Jowawn linked to a ring theft from May Btnwart. Albert Kinsey and Albert Hiney Jr. accused of theft of copper wire from Alex Cohen. Calvin Gray charged with theft of a whip from Witham Winegard.
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Parsons
Burt Crampton
Grorge Stout
Henry Welch
Sarah Awife
Mariah Buchasen
Lee Cowper
Nesault
William Lancaster
John Fitenena
Sulton
Stern
Henry Poole
Joseph Gifford
William Jowawn
May Btnwart
Albert Kintey
Albert Hintey, Jr
Alex Cohen
Calvin Gray
Witham Winegard
Track Elevation Agreement Heads to Big Four Officers
City Engineer Blaine Miller drafts an elevation plan for Villa Avenue tracks. The Board of Public Works approves the agreement and will forward it to Big Four Railway officers for signatures.
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Chy Aviormeyeregerren Ee. Siminds
Board of Public Works
Wernensay
Blaine Milter
Villa Ave
Streetcar Blockade Caused by Early Morning Fire
A fire on the Michigan Street line halted the streetcar at Georgix and Minossers around 1 a m Wednesday. R29 of the E Michigan line blocked traffic for two blocks north and south while crews battled the blaze. The disruption was brief as firemen and railway workers extinguished the fire and resumed service shortly after.
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Georgix and Minossers
Michigan St
Public Works Board Notifies Sept 21 1366 Assessments in Tudianapolis
The Board of Public Works announces prima facie assessments for improvements on Tenth Street from Holmes Avenue to Belmont Avenue and Meridian to New Jersey Street. Notices state remonstrances may be heard September 21 1366, and the assessment roll lists owners and parcels to be taxed. Joseph T. Elliott, Preston C. Trosler, Fred L. A. Thomas presiding.
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Boor No
Coast Mouse
Inaienspatia
Ind
Board of Public Works
Tudianapolis
Holt
Pune
Tenth Street
Holmes Avenue
Yathiost
KING
Belmont Aves
Nouth
Atley
Doulder- Detteren
Jane
New Jerrey Street
Straet and
Alles
Peraonn
Nereby
Raid City
Board of Pubiie Works
Ssid
Joseph T. Elliott
Preston C. Trosler
Fred L. A
Board of Pubile Works
Inediana
Joseph T Elliott
Preston ¢ Trubler
Fred JC Mack
Board of
Mable Works
Clothing Rifled During Slumber in Rooming House
Police report a robbery at a rooming house on Washington Street where three lodgers slept through the theft. Two additional lodgers were arrested for loitering as detectives probe if they are linked to the burglary, with items stolen including a thousand dollar suit and a pale of trousers and a girl’s coat.
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Rooming House
Harry Finney
Welter Les
Worth Ramera
Roomera
Washington St
Agme
Indianapolis Public Works seeks bids on multiple street improvements
The Indianapolis Board of Public Works calls for sealed bids by Sep 44 1905 for a series of improvements including West Alley First Alley West of East Street and Irvington Avenue projects, grading paving curb work brick gutters and sidewalk work across Lowell Avenue Washington Street Lincoln Avenue and related streets with mileposts and plan details shown on plans.
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Department OF Public Works
Indlianas Court Houte
Ndianapalia
Board of Public Works
Indianapolis
Indiana
Momtor
East Street
Market Street
Roth’ Carbine
Onl Street
Crotriaz
Wabash Street
Irvington Avenue
Lowell
Lowell Avenue
Washington Street
Wan Geogeery
Thosard Street
Leonard Street
Thirty-Fifth Street
Illinois
Nelson Street
Woodlawn Avenue
Fitteen
Uns
Parkweye
ST. Joseph Street
Pennsylvania Street
Delaware Street
Feelig
Tollanapolta
Lowland Avenue
Wassachusetts Ce
Nowland Avenue
Ottawa Street
Osiarsehuvetts Avenue
Masaacha- Fett Avenue
Jupiter Aiteets
Jupiter Stras
Mazwachapatts Stents
Maraachusetts Avenue
Ottaw
Massachustie Avenue
Mass Siley
Steete Straet
Massachusetts Avenue
Ot Lawa Street
Maseschuretta
Brookside Avenue
Ouawa Etree
Jupiter Street
Samcoa Street
Eamon Street
Goss Neretrest
Orst Alley
Firet Alley
Brochside Avenue
Steele Street
Otirwa Street
Smith
Mancachisatte Avenue
Walter Drain
John
Ameter
Department of Public
Nla
Mcarthy Street
Ava
Public Works
Dave
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