Market report at Stock Yards Kansas City 1906
Special to The Eagle reports stock yards at Kansas City on Sept 24 1906 showing higher supply of quarantines at 320 cars and steady to mixed prices. Cattle mainly fair to good 950 1075 lb steers 3 40 to 3 70 cows 2 00 to 2 90 top calves 6 25 heavy calves 3 50 to 4 75, native fed beef down 15 to 25 cents, stockers and feeders steady. Hog run 34 000 weekly, supply 5500 today and prices 6 40 to 6 55 for light hogs 6 85 to 6 50 medium 6 25 to 6 45 heavy. Joel Rickart L S correspondent.
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Eagle
Kansas City
J. A. Rickart
Local notes from Tabor Sept 20 1906
The item lists community happenings in Tabor including sickness in Rev Huddleston's family and his hoped return, widespread Sunday singing at Alexander, visits by Johnny Wallace of Higgs, and social calls among residents. It notes Lizzie McCallum's illness, Bessie Stallings leaving for San Marcos to attend school, a birthday party at Miss Jimmie Henry's, an ice cream supper at Ed and Mrs. Elliott's, and the Lindsey family moving back to Brazos.
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Huddleston
Alexander
Johnny Wallace
Higgs School House
Charlie Smith
Nellie Hudspeth
Cottonwood
Willie Boyett
C. A. Lefevre
Carrie Seale
W. R. Ball
John McCallum
Lizzie McCallum
Bessie Stallings
San Marcos
Messrs
Volney
Albert Lefevre
Roy Ball
Carl Seeley
Joe McDowell
Jimmie Henry
Ed Elliott
John Lindsey
Jare
Old Brazos
Dora
Caldwell's Special Sale Closes This Saturday
Last week of Caldwell's sale features many fine watches and valuables sold during the event. Call before it ends to make purchases and avoid missing deals. Also note the rental listing at 254 House near the graded school with Ed Edge contact.
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Caldwell
Ed Edge
Bryan at Memphis in Lyceum Theater Address
William J. Bryan and party arrived in Memphis from New Orleans and met a reception committee. Rainy weather moved the planned baseball park talk to the Lyceum theater where Bryan spoke to a packed house, greeted by Colonel W. N. Carroll. Mrs. Bryan then left for Lincoln, Nebraska.
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Lyceum Theater
Memphis
William J. Bryan
New Orleans
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Baseball Park
Bryan Defends Right to Voice Conscience on Railroads
William J. Bryan spoke in New Orleans defending his right to express opinions on government ownership of railroads. He addressed the Cuban situation and argued the Republicans have adopted Democratic principles. A banquet in his honor featured party lines set aside and an introduction by a Louisiana Republican club leader.
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New Orleans
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Louisiana Republican Club
Stensland Arrives in New York for Bank Embezzlement Case
Paul O Stensland of Chicago, a bank embezzler, arrived from Tangier aboard the Prinz Adelbert and was taken to police headquarters after quarantine. Harry Olsen, assistant state attorney of Illinois, said Stensland confessed en route. Theodore Stensland said his father would plead guilty to certain indictments while disputing forgery and naming other financial figures.
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New York
Paul O. Stensland
Chicago
Tangier
Prinz Adelbert
Harry Olsen
Illinois
Stensland
Theodore Stensland
Whicch
Milwaukee Avenue State Bank
Hering
Brooklyn Wins Eleven-Inning Contest 6-5 Over Cardinals
In Brooklyn the home Nine outlasted St Louis 6 to 5 in eleven innings. The second game halted after seven innings due to darkness with both teams tied at one run as the night ended. Other scores: Chicago 6 New York 2. Chicago 10 New York 5. Pittsburg 6 Boston 5. Pittsburg 6 Boston 0. Philadelphia 9 Cincinnati 7.
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Brooklyn
National Baseball League
Chicago
New York
Pittsburg
Boston
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Scores From Major City Matches
Detroit defeats New York 7 4 while Cleveland tops Philadelphia 0. Washington wins 2 0 over St. Louis and Chicago beats Boston 4 1.
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Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Washington
St. Louis
Chicago
Boston
One Man's Wisdom and World News Snippets
Quotes about songs versus laws spark debate. Reports note Wil Davis losing a hand in Colbert Illinois, boxing star Jim Jeffries plans a comeback, Tabasco Mexico experiences Monday earthquakes, and Ben Stedman, an elderly man, killed by a witch engine near Palestine Texas.
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Colbert
J. I
Wil Davis
Jim Jeffries
Tabasco
Mex
Ben Stedman
Palestine
Tex
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Bryan, Texas
Bonneville
TABOR
Louis
Pat Dougheryy
Outlaws
Green
Brown
Chicago News
de Mornay
Richelieu
Fi. Sc IT. CS. Ev. ER
Houston
Denver
Col
Fort Worth
Denver Road
Galveston
Denison
Austin
Waco
Dallas
C. K. Dunlap
M. L. Robbins
Texas
H. H. Henry
J. W. Brogdon
R. L. Brogdon
Henry & Brogdon Bros
MNO
A. Moore
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