Chicago Produce Market Sparks Mixed Wheat and Corn Quotes
Wheat led with January closing at 624 and May opening 658, while July closed 65. Corn moved with May opening 30c and September closing 324c. Oats showed January at 18%c, May opening 21c, and July at 214c bid. Prices for pork, lard, and spare ribs listed with January closings and May openings. market furnished by Gordon & Co. margin brokers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caicaco
Porsk
Gordon & Co
White Bank Block
A Tour to Mexico Via the Queen and Crescent Route
An escorted Mexico tour on a Pullman train departs Cincinnati via Queen and Crescent. For illustrated itinerary contact W. C. Rinearson, G P A, Cincinnati. Also notices: Bower removes office from Harrison Street to East Berry Street. Ice cream orders available from Seidel.
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Mexico
Vincinnat
Queen & Crescent
W. C. Rinearson
Cincinnati
Wehrs 87 Pioneer Fort Wayne Resident Passes Away
Fort Wayne resident William Wehrs aged 87 died at his daughter Mrs Julius Fabian’s home 193 East Lewis Street last evening after a long old age. Survived by one son Rev Henry Wehrs of Glenwood Cook County Illinois and daughters Mrs John Mikow Hamlet Indiana and Mrs Julius Fabian Fort Wayne. Funeral Sunday 2 pm from residence and 3 pm from St Paul Lutheran Church Trarbach. Also obituary for Catherine Trarbach wife of Charles Trarbach died at 568 South Lafayette Street aged 68 from lung fever. Funeral Sunday 2 pm from residence and 2:30 pm from Zion's Lutheran Church. Robert Brundige 14 days old died this morning from exhaustion at 231 Houck Street. Funeral Saturday 10 am. Industry note Sugar Market report and price highlights follow: Standard Granulated 5c, Powdered and Cut Loaf 54c, White Extra C 4c, Good Yellow New Orleans 3c. End of item.
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William Wehrs
Fort Wayne
Julius Fabian
East Lewis Street
Germany
Henry Wehrs
Glenavue
Cook County
John Mikow
Hamlet
Ind
St. Paul’s Luteran Church
Catherine Trarbach
Charles Trarbach
South
Lafayette Street
Zion’s Lutheran Church
Brundige
Robert
Robert Brundige
Houck Street
New York
New Orleans
Courts Crack Down and Tailor Ad in One Note
In the courts Harry Crance pays a fine for mud throwing on a girl’s dress on the south side. Michael Krome is fined for assault and battery. A tailor offers a made to order suit for 15 dollars until March 1st. Mr H Schnelker buys a San Domingo mahogany piano from Kimball. Dan Stuart’s Juarez boxing carnival rumor is dismissed as a joke.
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Harry Crance
Mayor Oakley
Michael Krome
Justice Tancey
Michael Danehy
A. F. Seneca
West Main Street
H. Schnelker
New Haven
Kimball Piano Company
San Domingo
Mr. Schnelker
EL Paso
Vex
Mexico City
Chihuahua
Juarez
Dan Stuart
Reward for returning found money to Evening Post
A large sum of money in bills is found, and the finder will be liberally rewarded by returning the amount to the Evening Post.
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Evening Post
Cuban War Rumors Highlight Maceo Gomez Struggle
Havana reports General Marin leaves for field to oppose insurgents while Suarez Valdez acts as captain general. Rumors say Antonio Maceo is short on ammunition and provisions, forcing horse slaughter for food as Gomez seeks to breach Havana Batabano rail line. Observers see Gomez's westward progress as diversions or relief for Maceo.
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Havana
Marin
Suarez Valdez
Antonio Maceo
Gomez
Batabano
Maceo
Gomes
Banes
Cabanas
Women and politics sparks debate over suffrage and distractions
The article critiques Senator Hill’s remark on women in Washington and defends female voters. It cites quotes about women distracting congressmen, argues for female political participation, and notes Frances E. Willard’s WCTU leadership backing suffrage. It mentions a New York City Woman Suffrage league study plan and highlights evolving temperance activism tied to ballots for women.
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David B. Hill
New York
Washington
Hille
Mr. Hill
Congress
Senate
Frances E. Willard
Miss Edith A Reiffert Wins Law Degree In New York
Among new graduates at University Law School New York Miss Edith A Reiffert earned a bachelor of laws degree. She financed her studies by working as telegraph operator and stenographer in Wall Street, supported a large family, built a suburban home by installment, and now aims to practice law honoring her late father.
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The
University Law School
New York
Edith A. Reiffert
Miss Reiffert
Wall Street
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Money to Loan on Real Estate and Personal Security
CHAS. F. PPRIFFER offers money to loan on real estate and personal security. Visit or contact at 6 and 7 Bass Block for terms and arrangements.
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Chas. F. Ppriffer
Vedermark Block
Calhoun Street
J. BL Monning
Local notices and appointments in Indiana
Justice Bullerman moves his office to the corner of Calhoun and Main today. John H. Rohan elected colonel of the First regiment of the Knights of St. John. Mrs. J. M. Liggett and Mrs. John Parrish travel to LaOtto for a birthday event. Barber Frank Schmuck opens at 333 South Lafayette Street inviting calls. Knights of Columbia Liberty council No. 22 reports a lively meeting and plans for first degree Thursday Feb 6. Ford Zouave Company benefit entertainment at Randall hall Tuesday 8 pm featuring an exhibition drill and a farce The Streets of New York. Miss Maggie McNulty hosts a taffy pull at Webster Street home with many guests.
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Justice Bullerman
Calhoun
Main Streets
John H. Rohan
Knights of St. John
J. M. Liggett
John Parrish
LaOtto
Harvey Ross
Frank Schmuck
Lafayette Street
O. R. C. Hall
Liberty Council
Knights of Columbia
Ford Zouave Company
Randall Hall
Columbia
Harrison Streets
New York
John Miller
Otto Didion
Maggie McNulty
Webster Street
Nellie Conroy
Kate Ryan
Maggie Hogan
Nellie Lynch
Mary Laughlin
Bergie Connors
Mamie Nolan
May O'Brien
Lilly Raidy
Mary McNulty
Messrs
Hugh Hogan
J. Woulfe
Moran
C. Dunn
Ww. Collins
Henry Kruse
East Sefféron
Boiler explosion at Hollidaysburg Iron works kills five
In Hollidaysburg Pennsylvania yesterday a boiler blast tore through the boiler house at the Hollidaysburg Iron and Nail company, crushing workers beneath debris. Five men were killed and seventeen wounded, with one of the dying wounded named Samuel Kepphart. The dead include Robert McMurray George Lane Don Evans Merrill Treese and two unnamed tramps. Several others are reported gravely injured and may die, including Robert Marks and John Hefferin.
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Hollidaysburg
Hollidaysburg Iron and Nail Company
Robert McMurray
George Lane
Mason
Don Evans
Merrill Treese
Samuel Kepphart
Puddler
Robert Marks
John Hefferin
John Woomer
Marshall Weir
Frank Cramer
Samuel Marks
George Rock
Roller
Finley Ferguson
George Moor
Wheeler
David McCloskey
Nail
Daniel Dunkst
William Harsock
Daniel Ayres
Hotels Bar Bishop Arnett for Color Sparks Outrage
In Boston Bishop Arnett of C hi o was refused entry to three leading hotels, prompting Christian Endeavor circles to denounce the managements. Archibald M Howe, president of the Middlesex Unitarian club, protested and said his group will investigate, as its meetings have been held at one of the hotels that refused him.
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Boston
Christian Endeavor
Bishop Arnett
Chio
Archibald M. Howe
Middlesex Unitarian Club
Howe
Couple of sensational crimes shocks Madison county
Houston report notes a brutal case from October in Madison County where Mrs Bottie Crocker was found fatally harmed and hacked to pieces with an axe. A 10 year old was offered money to claim responsibility, with sheriff leading the inquiry amid sensational local interest.
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Houston
Tex
Bottie Crocker
Madison County
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the Globe
M. L. Jones
Fort Wayne, Ind
Naptha
Dchicago
E. Rice & Son
Harrison Street
Barr Street
G. B. M. Bower
Tarrison Street
East Berry Street
Seidel
Trarbach
Stuart
J. G. Thieme
Cuba
Island
Las Navas
Godoy
Voladura
Santa Clara
Aragon
London
Standard
Madrid
United States Senate Committee
Cleveland
Spain
MONEY
Mississippi
United States
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Tomaso Astrada Palma
Committee On Foreign Reliations
Palma
New York City
Woman Suffrage League
Harriette E. Keyser
People’s
Berlin
Paris
Birmingham
New England
Middle States
New York State
Liniza Archard Conner
Magoun
Grisgele
Ma Boun
Towa Coliege
John. Havin
J. L. Proctor Shoe Co
Calhoun ST
Aveline Hotel
M. Alexander
Manacer
Indiana
Fempire Theatre
Royer Novelty Co
J. B. Monninc
Mennonite Book Concern
East Main Street
Broadway
Washington Boulevard
Geller
Telephone
W. F. Geller
W.A. Meyer
Cor. Broadway and
Jefferson Sts
Freese & Ranke
Chemists
Home Telephone Company
Wome Telephone & Telegraph
Hoelering’s of
Rescue Medicine CO
W.g.burket, D.D.S
Hair Bazaar
Roleege
E. Washington Street
Mary A. Whery
Madison St
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