Real Estate Transfers in Marion County Indiana 1901
Transactions filed with the Marion County recorder list numerous real estate transfers, mortgage and lot changes in Lawrence and other townships. Names include Samuel Lewis, James W. Smith, Elizabeth J., William A. Staples, Oscar J. Ensley, Charles Harringwa, Thomas F. Bar rett, Catherine L. Miller, and Leopold Reinhardt among others, with parcels across Bee Sulz's add, Hyde Park, North Indianapolis, Tuxedo Park, and Meridian Street areas. Certificates issued to several Indiana residents are noted with names such as Daniel A. McCallum, Barbara Snevely, and Elizabeth Hom.
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Recorder
Marion County
Indiana
Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
Jule
Samuel Lewis
Saus Smith
Te Ux
Neo Acres
Lawrence Townux
Lawrence Township
James W. Smith
Loule le Ludlow Et Ux
Wm. E. English
T. Whitlack
Bee Sulz
Wm. A
Lawrence St
Charles
Harringwa
Thomas Ake
Spann
Commissioner's
Washington St
Prie St
J. Mendenhall
Thomas F. Barrett
Hyde Park Add
Land
Rith St
Dayton A. Barth
Fred A. Kingstone
Tuxedo Darkingston
Washington
Colorado
Indianapolis
Eugenest
Kimbast
Robert Douglass
Mary
Leser
Catherine L. Miller
Eleanor G. Donnnseu
Beck
Wes
EL Spaulting
Frances M. Heck
Llinots-staad
Vilnois St
Sith St
Heck
Clark H. Bchooley
Frances M. Henk
Bieck
Biteles’s
Ultnols St
Charles W. Fairbanks
Leopold Reinhart
Lot
Senders-st
Downey
Exst
St Paul leads active trading as stocks rise and fall
New York trading stirred by outside orders and London buying as St Paul stock moves from 164% to 16246 and 164% intraday. United States Steel issues show heaviness then partial recovery with overall steady close. bond market firm with $2,095,000 par value in sales. Indiana National Bayh new stock appears in post session notes.
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New York
United States
St. Paul
London
International
Shorts
Orangers
Pacifics
Bears
Angers
Pacifics Anders
United States Steel
United States Steel Common
Atchison Ny
Atchison Prestimore & Ohio
Thern & Chio
Alton
Chicago
Louisville
Ind
Louis
Denver & Paawere & Io Ge West
Denver
Leo Ak
Great Northern Sr
Hocking
Vali
Fay Tslows
Mey
Town
Lestoville
Nashville
Wats
Mitty
Minneapolis & St. L. Labhty
Missouri Pac
Tex
New Jersey
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Norfolk & West
Pre
Storthern Pacific
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
Bi Iy
St. San Fran
St. Lb
St. le
Oethwestern
Se. L. Sawenee
St. Paul Thay Southern
Speahs Southern Railway
Southern Canes
Texas & Oy
Toledo
St L. West
Mt Coton F Pacific
Ales Pacific
Wabash Lim
Ressing& Lake L. E
Wisconsin Central
Adams
American
Sv Wells-Pargo
Car & Foundry
M. Car & Foun
Smelt & Refining
American Tobacco
Apaconda Mining Uo
Brooklyn Rapid
Ooter Fuel & Trom
Consolidated Gas
Pacific Coast
Pacific Maile
People's Gas
Tay
Pullman Pallee
Republic Steel
Coal & Iron
Water & Paper Coom
Western Union
Granger Farwall & Co
Aus
Chicago Stocks Granger Farwell Co Wire Ad Ad
American Can and National Diamond Match appear in private wire advices as Granger Farwell Co reports stock movements and market notes from Chicago.
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Chicago
Granger Farwell & Co
Market News from New York on August 14
New York trading day shows strength with gains for St. Paul, Union Pacific, and Atchison amid London buying and dividend expectations. Twin City rises while steel stocks weaken and strike news dampens activity. Last hour liquidation trims gains, money rates steady, market ends dull with underlying strength and brokers noting heavy short-term borrowing.
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Meyer & Kiser
New York
London
St. Paul
Atchison
Idcal
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Strp
Financial hurdles and rates in major markets
Indianapolis and New York money markets show steady call money and varied rates. Chicago and Boston report solid clearings while Philadelphia and St. Louis display mixed money rates. London and Paris quote discount yields, with silver and Mexico dollar figures from New York and London. Washington notes a treasury balance and deficit figures.
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Indianapolis
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
ST. Louis
New York Exchange
Baltimore
CLN
Ham
Dayton RY
City
W. Wash
Cincinnat Express
Daston
Toledo
Detroit Express
P. Cincinnat
Dayton
Cincinnati and
Dayton Limited
Cincinnat
Detroit
IND. & LouIs
Mowor Lad Ticket
Chi’ So
Chicago Feet
Chicago Vestib
Lake Erie & Western RB
Michigan
Chicageo
Lafay
Eand Laporte
Indiana, Decatur & Western
Decatur
Louis Mali
Tuscole
Decatur & St Louie
Washington
Columbus
Ind
Richmond
U. Ivi
Umbus
Vincennes Express
Madison
San
Martinsville
Louieville
North Vernon
Seymour
Logapeport
Martineville
Knightatown
LaVille
Phiadelphia
Baltimore and
Washingon
Sennen Fiteemig
Columt Tnd
Louisville
Seagcesntellen
Sun
Logansport
Vandalia
Lorre Hauve
West
Terre Haute
Les St Lowle
Terre Haute Louis
Ween
Aid Western Exprese
Terre Heute
Degeneration of Shaffer to Anarchy Provokes Fear
Nebraska State Journal comments on Shaffer’s latest speech urging workers to withdraw savings, labeling him a dangerous demagogue urging financial panic. Smeared as an anarchist threat, the piece warns of labor unrest, urging wives to restrain men and prevent economic upheaval across manufacturing regions.
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Nebraska State Journal
Shaffer
Seoul
Shafter
Asociation
McEe
Liquidation in grains hits market with broad losses
In Chicago trading this day heavy liquidation by longs pushed Wheat September 40% lower, corn also down, and provisions mostly unchanged to lower. Opening strength faded as selling surged, with local traders active on the downside. Reports noted 48 loads shipped, strong primary receipts, and varied car counts from Minneapolis and Duluth.
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Chicago
Aur. M
Longs
Seaboard
Minneapolis
Duluth
ISI
Marty
Tbs
Lower Prices on the Leading Staples in New York Trade
August 14 report from New York shows flour receipts at 4.1 bris with slight falls, rye dull, and wheat receipts at 99,000 bushels with exports at 104,133. Spot markets weak, futures edges mixed after an opening rally, then declined on liquidation. Oats, meats, lard, and sugar prices vary, with coffee and refined sugar steady or soft.
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New York
Duluth
Hard Duluth
Cf. O. B
Aboe
Cordova
Baltimore
Ave
Louisville
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Grain and market notes from St Louis August trade daily
Trade in general reports mixed prices across staples. Fleur red winter patents and Timothy seed listed with specific bids, while corn meat and pork show modest moves. Receipts include flour and wheat, with varied rail and ship shipments noted across Philadelphia Baltimore and Cincinnati markets.
Market notes across wheat corn butter eggs and metals
Across cities from Liverpool to Charleston price reports show mixed, steady trend in wheat and corn futures, butter and eggs firm in major markets like New York and Philadelphia, with cheese steady in several hubs. Metals traded with London tin and copper easing, lead and zinc holding near prior levels, and turpentine rosin markets firm in the Southeast ports.
Cotton Goods Market Dull With Steady Prices
In New York on August 14 improvements in home demand for cotton goods are noted but the market remains quiet with prices unchanged for staple and fancy prints. Print cloths stay quiet at previous prices while woolen and gingham staples show a tendency toward decline. Cotton closes dull with middling uplands at 6 1 2 cents and sales totaling 200 bales.
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Boston
American Wool and Cotton Reporter
Oregon
Montana
ST. Louis
New York
West Virginia mill workers feared danger of arming rifle companies
A Buffalo Times report warns that plans to drill and equip rifle companies by West Virginia steel mill workers would violate state law and risk civil war and immense suffering. The piece emphasizes the peril of militarizing workers and the potential social upheaval.
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Buffalo Times
West Virginia
War and labor clash over McKeesport steel works
The New York Evening Post reports a warlike clash as the Amalgamated Association presses strikes while the Steel Corporation orders dismantling of its McKeesport works. Gompers promises aid, but the steel firm defends its property in self defense under wartime pressure.
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New York Evening Post
Amalgamated Association
Steel Corporation
McKeesport
Newngland
Gompers
Federation of Labor
Fun and fact in college education and business ties
The piece contrasts amusement with fact, noting that college graduates are often sons of business people. It argues a good education is seen as essential to begin a major industrial or commercial career, while observing some students pursue learning due to family status and profit motives.
This Whipple Did Not Take Place. Buffalo Courier Report
A ragged clipping notes a claim that Whipple did not occur. It references Indiana habits, lawlessness, and a violent whipping of a farmer and his wife by whitecaps, with the wife left unconscious. The piece condemns such acts as unjustified outrage and contrasts with Cuba or Porto Rico.
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Buffalo Courier
Indiana
Cuba
Porto Rico
Cattle and Hog Markets At Union Stockyards Indianapolis
Cattle receipts show a weekly drop of 88 with a mixed day. Cattle top price near 5.75 for 1000 lb steers. hogs sell 6.00 to 6.15. sheep and lambs steady to higher. Interstate stockyards and Chicago market summaries record varied demand, with heavy hogs strongest and cows weaker.
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Union Stockyards
Indianapolis
Eid
Interstate
Squires
Chicago
SiGe
Texas Fed
Ein
Sybel
Kansas City
Fredece
Indiana
Texas
Parkers
Kumar
Hight
Lanihe
Owen
ST. Louis
Dulles
New York
Louisville
Chetes
Eholce
Peter Mantes
Homer
Wolk
Ealem
I. Ewes
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Indiana Trust Building
A. M. Fletcher
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Bethels Et Manly
Bohn
Tarrington
American Central Life Ins
Terre Haute & Ee R. R
Grand Rapids & Indi R. R
Newton Todd
Ingalls
Yesterda
EB. T. Peterson
Svenie
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Arillion
Delaware
Maryiand
X. B. Hardacre
Martindale
St. Ae
Chas T
Bayer
Barbara Snevely
Pear Barth Avenue
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Retenue
Vile —Sheeree Shriver
Napert
Jamen Darker
Albert A. Demoney
Vander Cochwin
Curtinville
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Monroeville
Henry Aweany
Thomas F Stew
Art Indiana
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Manteon
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Ranger
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Elhowomfield
Bocks
J. FP. Wild & Cay Capital Na Central Trust Company Columtte Mavenal Bank
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Indiana Trust Company
Marion Trust Compact Merchants’ National Bank Union ‘Trust Company
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Sis Fd
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Speker
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South Lima
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Charleston
Rigeurs
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Fact
Boston Advertiser
Pat As Eration
Hanap
Security Trust Company
Pennsylvania Street
Blair-Baker Horse Company
J. Duff
Taylor Ridge
J. W. Igo
Shelbyville
Charles Becker
Charmeseree
Nedeimy. C. FP
Satles & CO
Sunday Journal
Umice
Clevelans
Anderson
Union City
Kenton Harhor
Benton Harbor Express
Warsaw
Accomm Tion Kikhart
Maneis
Marion Rae
Cincinnati Express
Cincinnatd
Cincinnnati Express
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Peoria
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Lynn
Granger Farwell & Company
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New York Coffee Exchange
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Chicago Board of Trade
S. Pennsylvania St
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