Traders Offer Indiana Stocks and Household Goods Auctions
A jumble lists Indiana stock prices including Marion County Indianapolis firms and various county issuances. It mentions stock prices for Union Traction Co of Ind Warren Water Co and Columbia Nations Bank among others, plus a sales pitch for household medical aids and rolling chairs.
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Marion County
Ind
Decatur County
Scott County
Union Traction Co
Warren Water Co
Thorntown
Kiedr Belt & K
Ead
Raub Vertilizer Co
Indianapolis
Fire Ins
Title Gear. & Lawn Co
Columbia Nations Bank
P. Wasson Prestock
Governorship bonds rejected and weather station to Yellowstone
The Mawali governor proposed bond issues for public improvements but the secretary of the interior declined both times. Willis L. Moore plans a Yellowstone Park inspection to locate a weather station. Capt. H. M. Chittenden supports the move with secretary of war approval. Commissioner Yerkes says a legacy tax must be paid within a year after death, with distribution rules. Postmaster General Smith will miss the Chattanooga convention due to vacation. Francis Seigie’s claim for 872,427 against the Spanish treaty commission highlights plantation losses in Cuba. Hawaii’s coffee supply request was refused due to cost and strength concerns. The Census Bureau releases ages and foreign-born rates in Kentucky, Louisiana, and Maryland. The cruiser Chicago arrives at Southampton to become flagship of the European station under Rear Admiral Crowe.
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Washington
Mawali
Secretary of the Interior
Willis L. Moore
Weather Bureau
Secretary of Agriculture
Yellowstone Park
H. M. Chittenden
Secretary of
Chattanooga
Spanish Treaty Claims Commission
Francis Seigie
Cuba
Seigie
Hawaii
United States
Army
Navy
Census Bureau
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maryland
Navy Department
Southampton
England
Chicago
South Atlantic
Croweh
Dowieites Mobbed in South Chicago Standoff
A crowd in South Chicago chased two Dowie followers through streets last night as they preached on a street corner. They escaped only with help from a Calumet Electric motorman amid suspicions one man was Henry Christensen, whose wife died weeks earlier from injuries in a fire amid debated deathbed accounts.
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Chicago
Dowie
Calumet
Henry Christensen
Christensen
Crimes of Various Degrees Across Cities Reported
A string of violent incidents is reported from Virginia, Ohio, Kentucky, Pennsylvania, and elsewhere. Officers and suspects include H D Hudson of Virginia Iron Coal and Coke, a 16 year old killed after an attempted arrest. James Coyne of New York claiming to be an iron molder, found in Lima dying after a watch theft. Paul Goetz a Lexington chef mortally wounded in a restaurant shooting by A Arvidson. James Allen dies in Youngstown after his wife allegedly shot him. an altercation in Greenup leading to Allen Hes dying after thirty gunshots. a Maximilian Mauss, related to a former Berlin banker, commits suicide following inheritance concerns. Mrs Set Pavis found dead in Pottsville with clues pointing to her husband’s suicide and murder. fragmentary lines about a late journey and a Soone meeting appearance.
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H. D. Hudson
Virinia Iron, Coal and Coke Company
Lexington
Paul Goetz
A. Arvidson
Arvidson
James Alien
Youngstown O
Allen
Wireman
Troble
Sein
Sturgill
Maximilian Manause
Berlin
Germany
Philadelphia
Isa
Mauss
Hin
Mra Set Pavis
Pottsville
Pats
Fee
Ovteville
Potts
Ian Ree
Wes
Soone
Five Hour Battle in Batangas Ends With No Filipino Deaths
Captain Brown of the First United States Cavalry led troops L and M and a Company of the Twenty-first Infantry in a five hours engagement near Batangas against Malvur's insurgents. Two troopers were killed. insurgents fled and suffered unknown casualties. Brown ordered dismounting, drove the enemy from several positions, and burned enemy quarters as the pursuit continued.
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Manila
Brown
United States Cavalry
Twenty-first Infantry
Batangas
Malvur
Casmarines
Capiz
Lipilo
Pampanga
Taft
Soldier’s $270 conscience contribution sent to secretary
Washington reports that Secretary Gage received a conscience contribution of 270 dollars from a soldier in the Philippines. The donor arranged for the funds to go to Father Conaty, rector of the Catholic University, for transmission to the secretary.
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Washington
Gage
Philippines
Father Conaty
Catholic University
Tray of Diamonds Stolen in Broad Daylight
In Hamilton a tray containing $2.00 worth of diamonds was stolen from Mrs. A. Seiden stickers jewelry store on High street at noon. Four men carried out the theft using open newspapers as screens while one distracted the clerk. Detectives Asch and Hiley pursued leads, noting a man fitting the description was put off a train at Oxford near the state line, with two others leaving between Oxford and New Middleton.
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Asch and
Hiley
Hell Railway
Oxford
State Line
New Middleton
Negroes Seek Federal Protection After Lynching Deaths
The National Afro-American Congress met in Philadelphia with over a hundred delegates from thirty states. Alexander Walters of New Jersey was elected president. A resolution called for a federal memorial to secure constitutional amendments and federal court power to ensure jury trials for all citizens, and to hold government answerable for murders like lynchings.
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Philadelphia
Comci
Ae Alexander Walters
New Jersey
United States
Congress
Federal
Hahn and Sudhoff shine as Reds fall in erratic loss
Cincinnati opened strong but muffed chances in the opener of a doubleheader. Hahn struck out twelve for St Louis while Sudhoff struggled with backing as the visitors sealed a 6 to 4 victory amid miscues.
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Cincinnati
Hahn
Sudhoff
Louis
Jaeke
Peitz
Sudher
Nichols
St. Louis
Padden
Dobbs
Donovan
Wallace
McGann
Brown
Terre Haute Keeps First Place With Narrow Win
TERRE HAUTE Ind Aug 8 Terre Haute won from Davenport to claim first in the league. Final score 7-2 with Heckett Brady and Starnagle backing from the batteries Umpire Voris Attendance was noted. Evansville Cedar Rapids and Bloomington also posted scores as Schmitt’s slate continued.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Davenport
Evansville
Cedar Rapids
Hatteries
O' Brien
Polchow
Fox
Roth
Seisles
Dahlquist
Weaver
Bloomington
Ill
Rock Island
Clarke
Beedhes
Belt
Milton
Foster
Avanaes Bloomington
Hughes
Lebaseman
Decatur
Aug
Slow mile by Cresceus at Hudson River Driving Park
Cresceus trotted a slow mile in 2 06 news at Poughkeepsie Hudson River Driving Park with George H. Ketcham driving. He posted warmup heats of 2 48 2 32 and 2 17 and timed splits of 31 4 1 03 and 1 35. Ketcham blamed soft track muggy air and unfavorable conditions for the slower mark and predicted a stronger performance against The Abbot at Brighton Beach next Thursday.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Cresceus
Hudson River
George H. Ketcham
Mr. Ketcham
Crescens
Ketcham
Associated Press
Brighton Beach
Shadow Chimes wins Pan-American at Fort Erie racing card
Grand Circuit meet resumed at Fort Erie after rain delay drawing about six thousand. Shadow Chimes won the Pan-American 2.24 pace with a 2:07% second heat mark for green pacers, beating Audubon Boy and Geers in a grand stretch finish. Cornelia Belle also scored in the 2:10 trot heats, with Onward Silver and Sister Alice contesting fiercely.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Buffalo Driving Club
Fort Erie
Shadow Chimes
Onward Silver
Cornelia Belle
Corres Caerree
Silver
Alice
Geers
Dan Patch
Bernice
W. K. Smith
Findlay, O
Br. H
Seay FE
New Richmond
Star Pugh
Ch. G
Lockwood
Queen
Ch. m
Gray
George
B. G
McKinney
Carmine
Golden
Spynx
C. G
Speer
Stacker Taylor
B. H
Macey
Sidney Pointer
Moffett
Key Direct
Bik
Cecil
Br. m
Smith
White Hose
Joe Patchen
McHenry
Captain Spynx
Wvelle
H. J
Eakineen
B. m
Schockeney
Onward
B. S
Goenatie Belle
B. m. Kirk
Dolly Dillon
Sander
Temule Wilkes
Allan
Turner
Valpa
Miller
Phrase
Brooklyn and New York split doubleheader. Davis remains manager
In Brooklyn and New York a doubleheader ended even with New York confirming George Davis as manager. First game saw Brooklyn win a low scoring affair while second game featured late offense. batteries included Taylor Bowerman Kitson McGuire Matthewson Bowerman Hughes Newton Jarrell. Philadelphia tops Boston in a Boston doubleheader amid poor hitting. In Pittsburg Eaton pitched well but Chicago defeated by miscues and baserunning errors. Poole Chesbro O Connor Eason Kling charged with the losses.
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Brooklyn
New York
George Davis
William Joyce
Knowles
Taylor and Bowerman
Kitson
McGuire
Matthewson and Bowerman
Hughes, Newton and Jarrell
Pittsburg
Eaton
Chicago
Poole
Chesbro
O'Connor
Eason
Kling
Elks Lodge baseball game set at Washington Park
The Elks lodges of Indianapolis and Anderson schedule a Friday afternoon game at Washington Park August 2. The teams include several semi professional players and officials hope Mayor Taggart and Governor Durbin will umpire, each affiliated with their respective lodges.
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Elks Lodges
Indianapolis
Anderson
Washington Park
Taggart
Durbin
Andersen Lodge
Cycling at Asbury Park National Circuit Meet Rundown
Aug 5 Asbury Park NY events featured close finishes with notable absentees Major Taylor Freeman Kimble Fenn. Ivor Lawson beat Lester Wilson in the half mile. Otto Maya won the one mile pro. Waterbardgett edged Wilson in the handicap. Jimmy Michael rode a two mile motor pace and Elkes beat Urquhart in a five mile pace. Buffalo track trials saw Marcus Hurley win two titles while Walter Smith aimed for a record. Stinson beat McEachern in Baltimore to set a world motor paced mark in 39 minutes 18 2 3 seconds.
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New York
Asbury Park
Taylor
Freeman
Kimble
Fenn
Boston
Frank Kramer
Ivor Lawson
Lester Wilson
Pittsburg
Wilson
Richt
McFarland
Otto Maya
Erie
Water Bardgett
Buffalo
Earl D. Stevens
E. C. Houseman
New Haven
Jimmy Michael
Harry Elkes
Glens Falls
N. Y
Jimmy Urquhardt
Elkes
Marcus Hurley
Ingraham
Chelsea
Mass
Hurley
Lofee
Metting
Hoffman
Walter Smith
J. T. Ingraham
Chelsea Mass
Schade
Baltimore
William Stinson
Archie McEachern
Dowling Strikes Out Eleven as Cleveland Tops Milwaukee
In a game watched from the grand stand by suspended manager Duffy, Dowling set a new AL strikeout record by fanning eleven Milwaukee batters. Cleveland led 6 to 0 after five innings, then held on for a 9 to 3 victory over Milwaukee with Connor, Garvin, and Maloney handling the batteries.
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Chicago
Hugh Duffy
Ban Johnson
Duffy
Mannassau
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Johnson
Aug
Dowling
Dowling and
Connor
Garvin and
Maloney
Philadelphia Takes Two From Washington in Hard Hitting Game
Philadelphia and Washington split two games as Philadelphia won 11 to 3 in the opener after a collision injures Clingman, who left in the seventh. Batteries Lee Grady Frazer Powers. Carrick Grady Wiltse Powers.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Clingman
Wiltse
Lee
Grady
Frazer
Powers
Philadelphia St
Carrick and Grady
Wuitse
Chicago Team Flaunts Batting Gear Amidfield Chaos
Detroit reports a Chicago lineup with most players in batting clothes while Siever and Cronin struggled across the field. Hartman benched after kicking in the first inning as the club faced a rough day on the diamond.
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Detroit
Chicago
Shugert
Siever
Cronin
Hartman
Ed Austin wins Youngster Stakes at Harlem track
Race results from multiple tracks: Ed Austin takes the Youngster Stakes at Harlem. Banqueli, Toby Tosa, Delsarte, Survive, Hardly, and Schnell Laufer race with varied odds. Other notes include Sarnival and Meditation winners in Hamilton and a Lexington sale of Castleton stock farm to James R. Keene for 345,000, plus Alabama convention adopting a women taxpayers voting clause on bonds.
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Chicago
Abe Frank
Ed Austin
George C. Bennett
Harlem
T. H. Stevens
Gallagher
Austin
Sullivan
Woodford & Buckner
Kentucky
Buzzer
George Arnold
Averegor
Scotch Plaid
Evelyn Byra
Saratoga
N. Y
Catskill
Carbuncle
Otis
Henry Zitt
Assassin
ST. Louis
Delmar Park
Banqueli
Toby Tosa
Delsarte
Survive
Hardly
Schnell Laufer
Hamilton
Sarnival
Meditation
Wine Press
Lac
Young Henry
Hieaway
Lexington
Castleton
James R. Keene
New York
Keene
Ford
Virginia
Big Day At Hagerstown Fair Draws 8000 Plus Fans
The Hagerstown fair drew over 8000 attendees with a packed grandstand. Horse racing results include 2:16 Trot won by Corea. 2:18 Pace won by Poor Surprise. 2:30 Pace postponed by darkness. Frankfort and Greenfield reports note large crowds and strong racing overall.
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Indianapolis Journal
Hagerstown
Ind
Corea
H. C. Moody
Eminence
Sam Estes
Hurbert
William Conway
Poor Surprise
R. Worl
Millville
Globe Wilkes
John Lackey
Robert D
Bob Evans
Jesse Jones
Ne Springs
New York Man Dies by Self in Cemetery Grave
New York real estate agent August Schwab, sixty five, shot himself in the heart and died on the grave of his two sons four years after their deaths. He had left his wife, aged seventy, earlier in the day and told her to light candles for the anniversary of the eldest son’s death, who died on August 4. The wife complied and waited in the lit room when word arrived of the husband’s body found in a cemetery on Long Island.
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New York
August Schwab
Long Island
Umpire Row Forfeits Columbus Game In Western Association
In Columbus Ohio today Fort Wayne and Columbus were awarded by umpires after a ninth inning brawl. Umpires ruled for Columbus with a disputed sequence leading to a forfeit while another official declared a Fort Wayne win. Batteries were Willermend Locke Daniels and Fuller with attendance listed. In Wheeling West Virginia a sixth inning homer by Wills and a single by Hickey aided Matthews from a shutout as Sheppard endured harsher play.
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Columbus
Aug
Fort Wayne
Willermend Locke
Daniels and Fuller
Wheeling
W. Va
Hickey
Wills
Matthews
Sheppard
Glenn's Sulphur Soap and Baby Comfort Ad Warns
Fragmented ad copy promotes Glenn's Sulphur Soap and Baby Comfort remedies. Claims include soothing for teething colic and diarrhoea relief, and a cosmetic line with hair dye. Mentions pricing and assorted tonics aimed at mothers and children.
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Glenn
Fragmentary Names List From Historical Page
A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals with varied titles and initials such as Miss Weltha Millman Mrs Gertrude Miller Miss Serena Nielsen Mrs Grace Oldham Mise Ora Ooley and many others. It appears as a roster or directory style snippet with scattered surnames and given names lacking context or events.
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Nancy. Reynolds
Jeannette
Reynold
Mr Rowland
Robinson
Linnie
Rone
Elis. Snell
Hannah. Snyder
Bertha
Beatt
Mabel, Smith
H. BM. Smith
Ida M. Snider
Mies
Clara. Smith
EB. Smith
Misuta A ‘Thomas
Eva
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Thomas
Cooper
McKinley
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Nineteenth Infantry
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Moran
Kirk
Jap Rose
Canta
Renan Tol
Chas. Muellerschoen
Pike & Hoadley
Pennsylvania Street
Rambler and Stearns
C. Koehring & Bro
Virginia Ave
Stinson
McEachern
Shortstop Clingman
Detrana
Patterin
Deidit
Gellhvan
Bueken
Ecooonoga
Young and Criger
Howell and Bresnehan
Wm. H. Block Co
Frankfort
Pinchem Wils
Ruth C
Guy Red
Jack Pointer
Mela Belle
Nancy Hawkins
Homer
Nancy
Indiansports Journal
Greenfield
Hancock County
Hortas Wood
Doris Russell
Akela
the Dutchman
Day Star
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American Boy
Minnie L
Night Hawk
Roughany
Star of Patchen
Wild Tartar
C. MP
Streteh
Nettie Friar
Merchants’ Association
North Vernon Fair
North Vernon
Burl Wilkes
Mrs. Winslow
Hall & Ruckel
Harmon &® Hall
West
Washington Street
Atkins
E. C. Atkins & CO
M’n
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Barry Saw and Supply Co
Penn. ST
Vories
Culver Military Academy
Culver
Lake Maxinkuckee
Emma
Lee la Kinncies
Winnie Kingsley
Amy
Liosd
Mis
Laty McColaan
Mary
Montgomery
Mise
Ethel
Macbeth
Melle M. Mundy
Nora
Boughlin
H. C. Conk
Harrie
Coatney
Wm Connell
A. W. Crangton
Walter
K . Dickey
Senseth
Fillett
A. J. Fouse
Barven
Parkey
A. L. Gardner
M. J. Grear
Moses
Howkins
Holt
Marshall
Hardy
B. Hadley
L. W. Erib Dannie
Jones
F. P. Johns
Robert
Kibby
Frank
Fran
Yau
James
Ome
Fred
Hansen Bros. Rodgers Shoe Co
National Diamond and Bulmoeton Computing Jewelry Co
Reale Ci
Poster Furniture Co
Lewis Wells #& Co
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