Market News From New York and Midwest Exchanges
New York Stock Exchange activity shows opening strength with uneven gains across railroads and utilities, followed by widespread selling pressure as bears push down several issues. Chicago and western markets reflect mixed grain and livestock movements with cattle and hogs trading higher on selective demand and steady to firm prices in Kansas City and Omaha.
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Texas Pavile
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People's Gas
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Mieschi Pacific
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Omaha
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The Judge's Lecture Arranged in Police Court Arraignment
J McLean faced arraignment in the police court this morning on a charge linked to a judge's lecture case. The brief report notes the hearing proceeded with standard procedure as authorities prepared further action.
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J. Mclean
Man beaten for drink and abuse faces punishment
The article reports Judy Sullivan beating the law and a plea from McLean after his arrest for domestic abuse. He received a fine of 20 rand and a lengthy admonition from the judge who urged him to support his wife and children and reform his behavior.
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Hasheed
Nia Prestigatu
Jorge Sullivan
McLean
OX Drew
War on Vagrants Prompts City Police Drive
Police pursue two men who held up the Host and Merrit shaft house as Engineer McDonald watched from a window. The article details a harsh plan to sentence vagrants to the limit and repeatedly arrest them to drive them from town, aiming to stop robberies. It notes dog barking, alley escapes, and police belief the pair will be captured soon.
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McDonald
Enginger
Ue Peace
Miner John Egan Recovering From Injury
John Egan, the miner, who was badly injured on Tuesday, is reported out of danger. Officials at St James hospital say he is expected to recover and a statement was issued today confirming his improved condition.
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St. James Hospital
Washington, Jan
T. W. Lewis
Mexican Central Railroad
Juarez
Local Briefs From Butte Mont Town News
Jackson photographer at 61 West Park. Dr German dentist at 114 North Main. J G Bates tuner. Montana Music Co Tel 504. Dr Forsyth dentist has moved to 48 West Park. Glasses fitted free examinations. J City Wood and Coal Co. dry wood telephone 184 and 218 South Main. Grotto Cafe near post office and 38 East Broadway offers meals at moderate prices. Barnett Bros Walkerville take over Frank Lynch business at 27 West Granite. Dr McDonald moved to 403 West Granite. Dr L Austin dentist Office over Red Boot 34 North Main. H L Frank sues William Coombs for 1448.63 over Mnora sold to Youlton Coombs years ago. Curran music teacher 4 New Bee Hive.
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Telegram Dashes Mixed Global Sparks and Tragedies
A brisk tally of terse dispatches from Milwaukee to New York reports unrest and accidents. Fires threaten Sitka Alaska while ships, rail lines, and police plans shift across continents. Notable items include deaths in Texas and Idaho, a bolster for annexed Philippines troops, and a priest’s homicide suspect arrested in New York.
Study of American schools by Japanese official
New York January 10 The board of education heard Torajiro Watase of Tokyo Japan an Imperial council member and editor of the Japanese Agriculturalist discuss the U S education system He said he was impressed by American liberality in education and praised the nation’s system as a source of greatness
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Tokio
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Higher Imperial Mustrial Council
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Miles O'Brien
Ebbitts Warns On Occupation And Bluffing In Baseball
Brooklyn magazine figure H Ebbitts denounces Tam Johnson forces occupying Philadelphia Washington and Baltimore as a treaty violation. He predicts consequences if the action continues and remarks on the National Howling tourney while noting the American League's strength for a bowl. He describes the bluff as dangerous and urges a quick end for better outcome.
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Bowling Congress Rejects Women Tournament Recognition
Chicago sky 10. The Anetioi Bowling Congress refused to recognize the women tournament as national. Promoters of the women’s event feel aggrieved, arguing they undertook a long journey and deserve national status.
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Tea cultivation draws Northern capital to Pinehurst area
In Charleston on January 10, reports say successful tea cultivation near Pinehurst firma, Rilmiersville draws northern investors planning a large operation. Col A Taylor and Major J Trimble of London and Baron J Von Bruing of the German legation bought 4,000 acres along the Charleston and Savannah railway for tea farming, aiming to raise substantial annual pounds for the American market.
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Ship Mohawk Sunk by Snow in Bayward Inlet
Vancouver January 1. The yacht Mohawk owned by B tegers sank in Bayward Inlet as snow accumulated on deck. It is not believed she can be raised. The vessel cost about $5,001 to her owner.
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BOC
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Billings Briefs: Snowstorm delays work and local incidents
Billings and vicinity faced a snowstorm at the start of the week hindering progress on several building projects. Deputy Sheriff Bachelor of Carbon County left for Deer Lodge with two Red Lodge knife men, Mins Towne departed for Montana state studies, and the Linton family plans to move to Hot Lake Oregon. A Sheridan miner, Captain Stockwell, known in Billings, shot himself there. motive is not yet known.
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Wyoming
Big Baseball Bluff War Blasts Between Leagues Over Treaty Breach
The Times-Herald reports a technical war between the American Base Ball league and the National, sparked by a breach of treaty. The clash centers on control and authority within organized baseball across Chicago and surrounding jurisdictions.
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