Trade review shows Easter demand boosts industry
G Dun and Co report says good news dominates trade and industry with large Easter volumes in dry goods clothing footwear and wearing apparel. Shipping is at capacity. fall delivery jobbing broadens. pig iron output reaches record levels while consumption also hits new highs. textile and footwear forwardings soundly engaged amid improving retail distribution and signs of economic expansion.
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RE. G. Dun & Co
New Yorkly Review of Trade
Jron
Steel
Boston
Bradetecet
Agencs
Wirelesade
Peroes
Commodity Price Summary From The Markets
The report lists prices for wheat corn oats and butter across regions including Milwaukee Detroit Toledo Buffalo New York with values for No 2 and No 1 grades. Cattle hogs sheep and lambs show ranges from major markets with per head or per hundredweight figures.
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Sinsern
Timothy
Goerthern
New York
What Our Neighbors Are Doing Matters of General and Local Interest
Community notes list marriages and deaths, local concerns, and general interest items across Indiana communities. This column highlights routine events and personal milestones within the neighborhood.
Roosevelt Weather and Security Plans Amid Snow
The article notes Roosevelt’s plans amid snow and security measures affecting travel in the PuccerD region. Temporary partitions have been installed and an apartment assigned to the president’s party, as guards move through the area.
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Roosevelt
Locomotive Pilot Injures Girl At Laramie Scene
A locomotive pilot at Laramie struck a girl named Ozowner and threw her into the air where she somersaulted and landed on the track. The engineer reversed and the train halted with the pilot over the child.
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Laramie
Wye
Indiana News Chronicle of Accidents and Crime Across Counties
Governor Hanly to deliver Memorial Day address in Cambridge City. A seven month old baby died from a fall at Liberty. Teens die in leap frog accident in Mahon. Burglars rob Rushville home and depart with eighty cents and trousers. Plymouth woman Bertha Tlong killed by train. Walter Ray shoots and kills Wallace Thorpe during play near Grandview. Fatal car crash after horse-drawn vehicle hits iron pole in Muncie. Widow Harriet Jones dies in yard fire. Paragon stores robbed of merchandise and school funds. Tallest Indiana smokestack planned for Anderson. Salversen Baner store robbed in Michigan City. Vandalism at Julietville drugstore amid temperance sentiment. Schoolboy Joe Allen stabbed at Washington. Human bones found at Elkhart street school site. Michael Sheets committed to infirmary at Frankfort. Monty Heal fatally injured in gas explosion at tinplate plant. Whitecapping case in Bloomingotn ends with bonds. Snakes found on road near Williamsport. Boetticher sought for jewelry store robbery, escapes Grand Rapids. Southern Indiana Railway buys Indianapolis stockyards site for 150 000. Wa bash River transports lumber and stone to Cayuga for bridge work. Dynamite accident mangles Leonard Nugent, 6, fatally.
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Hanly
Cambridge City
Will McMahon
Liberty
Clifford B. Cody
Mahon
E. A. Wesley
Rushville
Bertha Tlong
Plymouth
Grandview
Walter Ray
Wallace Thorpe
Walnut Street
Muncie
Union Depot
Earl Poland
Harriet Jones
Tillsboro
Britan & Gable
Goble & Farr
Paragon
Indiana
Indiana Union Traction Company
Anderson
Pra
Salversen & Baner
Michigan City
Wl. McAlwain
Julietville
Joe Allen
Ray May
Washington
Middlebury Street
Elkhart
Michael Sheets
Clinton County
Frankfort
Monty
Heal
Jonesboro
Tinplate Company
William Crodder
George Shively
John Tineher
Gilbert Thompson
James Mann
John Shively
Gloomington
Daleenta
Williamsport
Gus Beetticher
Grand Rapids
Mich
Wanatah
Boetticher
Southern Indiana Railway Company
Indianapolis
Blackhawk-Indianapolis
Southern Indiana Railroad
Kelley
Summitville
Reley
Leonard Nugent
Wiliam Nugent
Letts
Window glass press ing machine and a tale of a vanished daughter
William Alles of Muncie patents a window glass press that replaces the gath erer and flattener, aiming to cut factory labor costs. In a separate scene, Master Cripps and the Squire confront a perilous winter and the mystery of a missing daughter as they search the Tickuss quarry for her grave.
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William Alles
Muncie
Ball Brothers
Ales
American Window Glass Company
Luke Sharp of Crossduck Lane and the Piper firm
In Oxford near Crossduck Lane a respected lawyer Luke Sharp leads the firm Piper Pepper Sharp and Co. He is described as honest vigorous and manly and has married Miranda Piper the daughter of the senior partner. Miranda learns of a dismal bequest from Port-wine Fermitege affecting her godson Christopher Ferment.
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Christopher
Overshute
Ixit Sharp
St. Thomas
Oxford
County Jail
Piper, Pepper, Sharp, and Co
Luke Sharp
Miranda Piper
Christopher Fer
The Professor's Wisdom Matinee Question
A stern professor at a school for young ladies questions a seventeen year old girl requesting to attend a matinee with her brother. He humorously asks if the brother is related to her, recalling youth as he speaks.
Man Ambiguously Seeks Child At Milkshop
A man entered a milkshop and told the dairyman he wanted a boy and possibly a girl. After a puzzled reaction, the man led him outside to show a window sign reading Families supplied, revealing a cryptic motive behind the demand.
Lights Out At Ten In Old House
An old man warns a young man and a fair helper about turning off all the lights by ten. The young man pleads for an earlier blackout while joking about Providence. The narrator notes widows who do not flirt and are seldom attentive.
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Marr
Cripps
Chace
Inister
Dingle
Deat
Bing
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