Financial and Commercial Report Of The New York Stock Exchange
Urgent unloading and declines mark the opening with a generally weak tone across railroads and steel. Federal Steel falls to 45% while American Smelting drops about 1% amid mixed moves. St Paul rises to 152% and railroads recover some losses. Market remains irregular with overall weakness and dull sentiment, bonds uneven and transportation stocks drifting lower. Closing bids list many stocks near day lows as the market ends weak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Federal Steel
St. Paul Belne
Republic Steel
Colorado Fuel
Pressed Steel
Steel Hoop
Steel Group
Chicago
St. Louis
Ite
Manhattan
Baltimore & Ohio
Market Summary: Sheep and Lamb Prices Steady to Mixed
The report shows mixed and steady prices across sheep and lamb categories. Rough heavy sheep at 6.82 percent and roughly 5405 dollars small lots, light bids near 5.10, bulk salon around 5.15 to 5.05, with receipts at 11,000. Good up to good wethers at 3.75 to 4.50, fair to choice mixed 1.60 to 9.80, western sheep 3.70 to 4.30, Texas sheep 2.50 to 3.60, native lambs 4.25 to 5.06, western lambs 5.00 to 5.10.
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Chicago
Texas
Texas Wrasse
Texas Bulls
Ching
Bnichers
Ehulee
Omaha
Kansas City
Omaha and Kansas City Livestock Markets Jan 17
Receipts show cattle numbers in Omaha at 3700 head with steady markets across categories including natives and Westerns. Hogs total 7000 head with steady prices, while sheep and lambs rise modestly. Kansas City reports 4000 cattle, 16000 hogs, and steady sheep markets with lambs quoted around 2.50 to 4.40.
Culom Will Get It In Unopposed Senate Raffle
Springfield January 17 Former Governor John R Tanner withdrew from the senatorial race. Moments later Cannon Hitt and Prince also quit leaving Cul tom without opposition in the caucus. Enthusiastic crowds packed the Leland hotel and Cullom’s headquarters as supporters cheered the veteran statesman.
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Springfield
John R. Tanner
Cannon
Hitt
Prince
Cultom
Tanner
Leland Hotel
Cullum
Debts Unpaid Shake Arizona Copper Trusts
New York reports charges against John A. Qualey of New York in chancery suits by William J. Dunance Edward W. Osgood and Davin Greenbough of Boston directors of the Arizona Copper Sunbviting company alleging funds diverted by the president. Greenbough paid Qualey 50000 to cover debts and develop Arizona property, then deposited the money in Seventh National Bank for unspecified uses.
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New York
Newark
N. J
John A. Qualey
William J. Dunance
Edward W. Osgood
Davin
Greenbough
Boston
Arizona Copper Sunbviting Company
Jersy Corporation
John J.kane Company
United States Carbonate Company
Copper Company
Qualey
Jia
Arizona
Seventh National Bank of
Frantic Howl Over Anglo American Relations In London
London dispatch reports bitter plea to Britain not to let anti English Americans exult over a surrender and notes a sober editorials shift in U S views. It cites Washington’s pressure on the Hay Pauncefote amendments and rumored talks with Lord Pauncefote, though foreign office doubts the chatter. The piece says Pauncefote views may no longer sway the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
London Times
Great Britain
Globe
Washington
Lord Pauncefote
Foreign Office
Fraudulent Interpreter Charged in Spokane Case
Arthur Spencer a Chinese interpreter from San Francisco appeared before Commissioner Mereshall on fraud charges alleging he posed as a United States official and Chinese inspector. He was ordered held on $2000 bonds to appear before the federal grand jury in April. unable to bond, he was returned to jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Arthur Spencer
San Francisco
Chinapin
Victoria
Vainieouy Beattie
Mereshall
United States
Boers Lose Heavy Fight at Carolina and Aberdeen Raid
General Kitchener reports three thousand Boers concentrated at Carolina Transvaal. Colville's mobile column clashed near Van Tondes Hoek, Boers driven off with heavy losses. Three hundred Boers entered Aberdeen looting stores before British infantry arrived.
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Tandon
Kitchener
Pretoria
Carolina
Transvaal
Colville
van Tondes Hoek
Aberdeen
Covered Their Tracks in Negr Lynching Verdict
Leavenworth Kansas coroner's jury verdict finds George Alexander died from burns inflicted by unknown party or parties after a lynching of a Black man. Coroner Koehjer notes inability to obtain usable information as a visiting committee organized after the incident blocks city and county officials. Possible further attacks on Black residents loom as tension remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Kan
George Alexander
Koehjer
Dutch Marriage Bill Faces Duke Henry Politics
Amsterdam dispatch details five measures from Queen Wilhelmina’s marriage bill. The plan includes state approval, a £12,500 yearly allowance if widowed, and a clash over the duke’s nationality. Dutch law requires conforming rules, risking delay or collapse if Duke Henry resists.
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New York
Amsterdam
Amsterdam Gazette
Wilhelmina
States General
Henry
Bakers Strike Expands On New York East Side
A renewed strike by Hebrew bakers began on the New York east side with about 1000 to 100 men out, following a previous walkout that closed about 140 shops. Owners refuse to discharge non union workers or require joining the Hebrew Bakers union, while non union workers formed an independent faction regarded as a scab union. The dispute centers on union recognition and shop staffing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Itty
Hebew Bakers Union
Independent
Hebrew Bakers Union
United Hebrew Trade
Hotel Fire in St Louis Leaves 2 Seriously Hurt
A fire at the Stewarts hotel in St Louis Missouri injured two seriously and 37 others lightly as guests awoke too late. Wabash bridge builders 8 W Carr and L Blake suffered burns to face hands and feet while escaping through windows. One guest saved by a wet blanket escaped unharmed. Loss estimated at about 10000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Stewarts Hotel
W. Carr
L. Blake
Wabash
Mr. Care
Neely Mandate Sent To New York Prosecutor For Cuba Return
The United States supreme court issued the mandate in the Neely case today and handed it to the attorney general. It will go to the district attorney for the southern district of New York. No word on further action before Neely’s writs to the New York court. If none, he will be sent to Cuba under the court’s order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Neely
New York
Cuba
Consul Hollia Granted Leave of Absence at Lourenga Marquez
Washington reports United States consul W Stanley Hollia has been granted a leave of absence by the state department. Vice Consul Brindler will run the Lourenga Marquez office while he is away. Hollia departed Lourenga Marquez today aboard the German steamer Herzog en route home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
W. Stanley Hollia
United States
Lourenga Marquez
State Department
Brindler
Hollia
Hollis
Montana Lad Seeks Naval Academy Entrance in May
Arthur Atkins of Montana, son of Charles M. Atkins, earned an alternate appointment to the U S Naval Academy at Annapolis and will take exams May 16. Chester Lyman of Anaconda, once named principal candidate, withdrew after rheumatism led officials to advise against entry. Atkins, 19, nicknamed Tommy, works at the post office and will depart next Wednesday to prepare for the tests and academy four year course followed by a two year cruise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Atkins
Charles M. Atkins
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
A. 4. Campbell
Chester Lyman
Anaconda
Naval Academy
poatoMee
Tommy
Atking
Annapolia
County judges plan staggered criminal court sessions
The county attorney urged justices of the peace in city and suburban towns to divide criminal matters into public sessions. Meaderville Monday 2 PM, Walkerville Tuesday 2 PM, Justice Hoors and Conan 3 PM, Justice Nelson Wednesday 2 PM, South Butte Thursday 2 PM, Justice Clxn and Arnold also 2 PM Friday.
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Calious Justices of the Peace
Jun Mion
Meaderville
Renue
Justice Conan
Justice Nelson
South Butte
Tuatice Clxn
Justice Bar
Thompson In South Montana Street Stabbing Faces Death
Friends of Alex Thompson, stabbed in the abdomen by Dr O'Brien, visit the county attorney seeking an ante mortem statement as Thompson’s condition worsens. Deputy Yancey delays declaration until the doctor confirms inevitable death, while O'Brien remains charged with first degree assault and bonded at $5,000. murder charges await if Thompson dies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Thompson
Doc O'Brien
Montana
Thompson
Dan Yancey
T Hat
Atil
Yancey
O'Brien
Wright bound over in grand larceny case at Treed’s livery
W. S. Wright faced preliminary examination in Justice Nelson's court today over the theft of a team and wagon from Treed's livery stable. He was bound over to the district court for trial after a charge of grand larceny. Thivres was dismissed and paid his fine.
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Thivres
W. 7
Wright
Treed
Turve Miners Union Arrest Ends With Release
A Turve Miners union secretary caused the arrest of Charles Leury on forgery charges but later withdrew the charge and released him. Leury, a Finnish speaker with limited English, reportedly brought a physician's certificate to claim weekly benefits. The incident suggests someone used him as a pawn to defraud the union of money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turve Miners
Charles Leury
Mwe
Leury
Ated
Miners’ Union
Phiysichur
Leary
Oneone
Union
Overland Club Incorporation Filed and Buite Adjustment Also
Articles of Incorporation filed in county clerk office for the Overland club naming Frederick Siemens D Gay Stivers Glenn Harrington George Busch and Harry Holp to run a club for enjoyment culture and club rooms for twenty years. Buite Adjustment company also files with 10000 capital stock and incorporators Frank Filling Fred Pilling and Carl Smith all subscribing for shares. Also notices a position as bookkeeper wanted and rental listing for a modern six room flat with amenities at 23 W Granite Street and nearby properties including Reynolds McDowell area.
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Overland Club
Fred (. Siemens
D'Gay Stivers
Glenn B. Harrington
George H. Busch
Harry A. Holp
Buite Adjustment Company
Frank A Filling
Fred FE. Pilling
Carl J. Smith
Burglary Charge Against Charles Gilford in Walkerville Court
A complaint charges Charles Gilford with burglary in Justice O'Connor's Walkerville court. County attorney filed the case. bond fixed at 200 dollars. Gilford, said to be intoxicated during the act, allegedly entered a home near the big reservoir in AKO and was apprehended. Jerry Lynch represents the defendant.
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Charles Gifford
Charles
Glfford
Wil
Justice O'Connor
Walkerville
Bend
Jerry J. Lynch
Une Lacondant
Gijird
Ako
Local Briefs Highlight Dozens of Tragic, Last Rites and Accidents
Joseph Rodda 38 dies. remains at Richards undertakers with funeral plans. Willan Horgan, president of Cowbell Co., injured on Upper Main Street but improving. Funeral for Wille Alice Burns held at home of parents. James O Gara, 18, dies at Mt Dully Feeders, funeral planned Saturday. Adam Carter and others noted in city business circle. Body shipped to St Paul for burial. Five room furnished house for rent on West Crète Street. contact Alex Hall.
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Willan Horgan
Mr. Cowbell Company
Upper Main Street
Wille
Alice Taira Burns
Maraden
Burns
St West Granite Street
Bright
James O'Gara
Mt. Duity
North Main Street
Foam
Patrick's Church
A. Vy
We Lodge
Sabine
Minn
W. A
Morehead
Mint
Adam Carter
Granite Street
Richards
Jarkirs
St. Paul
Amon
Willette
Hergog Mite
Paul
Preliminary hearings end in dismissals for two defendants
Thomas Fegan and Thomas Zirkle faced a preliminary hearing today. Lacking sufficient evidence, both were discharged on motion. The case involved a charge of entering the C O D laundry and theft of clothing. The prosecutor asked for dismissal. earlier, Frank Thire and others were fined for assault.
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Thomas Fegan
Thomas Zirkle
George H. Hobart
le Hee Nelkon
Personal notes from Helena locals and visitors
A string of brief notices records movements and arrivals in Helena area: Harrington leaves for Bradford while B Davis of Carling and H R Tartlett return from eastern cities. J Wills of the Helena Record visits briefly. Emerton, a noted resident of Great Falls, is in town. Prater and daughter visit Hunter's Hot Springs for a couple of weeks. J H Murphy handles mining machinery deals. McDermott residents report travel from Stattte. B J Carter of Missoula is installed at the Butte and will stay several days. Morris of Pony is in the city for a few days. Alderman Chariva Baueman departs for health reasons for several months.
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Harrington
Bradford
B. Davis
Carling
Butte
H.R. Tartlett
Yeatermtay
J. Wills
Helena
Emerton
Eileen
Great Falla
Tutte
von Ferry
Prater Amt
Joe
Hunter's
Hot Springs
J. H. Murphy
Silesimaia
Mvinint
McDermott
Pcal
Stattte
B.J. Carter
Missoula
Hula
Morris
Chariva Baueman
District Court Notes and Delays in Several Matters
In Justice Arnold's court six defendants including due fureh Otto Walcott George Whiting James Burns Tom Moran and Hapiydack were discharged for lack of proof of AME. The state's case against Tony Dante for shooting Henry Blacher proceeds to a preliminary hearing. A butcher charged in connection with Richard Turpin’s incident awaits 9 o'clock in Hasties Arnellts court with potential postponement if the victim is not well enough. Lena BE Corby vs W H Aldwt appeals to the Supreme Court over a $809.88 claim, tied to Pepper Water interests and a July trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Due Fureh
Otto Walcott
George Whiting
James Burns
Tom Moran
Hapiydack
Avenold
Fyngtaney
Tony Dante
Henry Blacher
Richard ‘Turpin
Hasties Arnellt
Wann
Tony
Sheol Forey
Lena BE
Corby
W. H. Aldwtt
Supreme Court
Acthill
Order to Show Cause in Lassen versus Larsen
In the suit of Erick Lassen against Helen Larsen the plaintiff has been ordered to appear before Judge Harney on the 221st and show cause why he should not pay $36 per month alimony during the pendency of the matter and $800 for legal fees.
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Erick Lassen
Helen Larsen
Mwerona
Jude Harney
Je Terat
Bel Attorney
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