Late Market Reports From Denver Live Stock Trade
The cattle market showed little choice beef stock and weak demand for feeders with early lower prices. Hog receipts were larger yet cleared at regular prices amid decent quality. feeders and stockers were briefer with slow buyer interest. overall market drifted lower on cows and steers while hogs and fat lambs saw steady to stronger action and a general weak trend in grain feeds and alfalfa.
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Union Newa Borvica
Denver
Washington, D. C
Luyers
Pacific Coast
Timothy
New York
Cincinnati
Richmond
Kansas City
Memphis
Omaia
Prairie
Minneapolis
Omaha
Northwestern Milla
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Neas City
Minneapolia
Jow Point
Ellera
Chicago
Hove
Bankers or Burdens Belted on Workers with Hidden Gold
A series of incidents shows foreigners carrying large sums on their persons while working. A cofferdam collapse on the Ohio River led to a man drowning after a belt containing 1,250 in gold kept him from surfacing. Dredging near Pittsburgh yielded 1,700 in a leather pocketbook found by a worker who traced ownership. A Hungarian laborer hid 450 in an oiled skin bag under his arm at a mine. An Italian worker carried 500 in liberty bonds on a belt and asked how to store them securely, prompting a call for workers to use banks for safekeeping.
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Ohio
Charles Aubrey Eaton
Leslie's
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Eastern
Ellis Island
Europe
Great Gateway
Megg
America
John Walker Harrington
New York Herald
United States
Frederick A. Wallis
Wills Island
Petit Jean
Als
Atlantic
Jean
Republic
Ife
Jefferson in Misfortune After Presidency and Debt
Thomas Jefferson, retired to Monticello, faced mounting debt and entertained many guests. He asked Congress to buy his library and papers, which sold to the nation for 28 000 dollars. He died bankrupt but remained active in public life, founding the University of Virginia and supervising its early buildings.
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Jefferson
Thomas Jefferson
Monticello
Washington
Congress
Library of Congress
White House
University of Virginia
Roman Villas Found In Switzerland Near Berne
Archaeologists near Enge and Berne in Switzerland have unearthed two Roman villas dating to the first century. Further digs aim to locate the 12 towns and 400 villages Julius Caesar mentioned as existing in the area. Traces of a former major Roman colony at the site have been found.
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Switzerland
Enge
Berne
Geneva
Opal Industry in Australia and Key Discoveries
The Australian opal trade grew after 1890 with New South Wales as a major producer valued at £1,426,000. Opals were first recorded in Queensland two years before 1877, while Australia is noted for the black opal variety.
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Australia
New South Wales
Queensland
Ellis Island Aims for Broader Welcome and Distribution
Immigration at Ellis Island surges toward prewar levels amid crowded facilities and longer detentions. Commissioner Wallis touts reforms including more humane treatment, multilingual talks, moving pictures, and a national distribution plan to place newcomers in less congested areas with job opportunities while emphasizing self reliance and family-based settlement.
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Texas
South
Mississippi
Wallis
P. A. Donohue
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Fifth Avenue
Hfe
Horbos Gate
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