Live Stock Market Quotations From Omaha and Kansas City
The live stock market report shows light cattle on offer in Omaha with prices near steady, hogs opening stronger with prices around 4.80 for heavy hogs and 4.52 to 4.85 for lighter ones, and a weak repercussion in the tire market. In Kansas City cattle prices rose modestly with steers near 4.25 to 5.40, hogs opened higher around 4.75 to 4.95, and lambs showed improved demand with strong prices across classes.
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South Omahta
Kansas City
Omaha
Union
Srk
Otte
Renee
Letter Found in Street Car Ties Kidnap Plot to Omaha Case
A Milwaukee street car letter addressed to William Stewart Chicago outlines a plan to rob Milwaukee homes and abduct a girl, naming prominent locals such as Mayor Rose Captain Pabst and Charles Ublein. Police suspect a lunatic or fame-seeking youth authored both this note and the similar Omaha case.
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Milwaukee
Piotr
Edward Cudahy
Omaha
William Stewart
Chicago
Jack
Matic
Milwaukee Journal
John Smith
General
Schandein
Mayor Rose
Captain Pabst
Charles Ublein
Jeter
Reimer
Prison House Found Where Young Cudahy Held
A South Omaha police search identified the house where Edward A. Cudahy Jr was held during his kidnapping for a $26000 ransom. Miss Munshaw described two men who sought the house and aided a third to arrive there the night of the 18th. One kidnapper matched the man who used the livery stable phone to alert the family about a letter.
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Young Cudahy
Omaua
Neb
Edward A. Cudahy
Cudahy
Chiat Ponahua
Mysterious Ads and Remedies Fill Oblong Page
A fragmented historical page shows an array of patent medicine claims and odd ads. It highlights GARFIELD TRA cleanses the system, Cascarets, Kis Great Nerve Storer, Magnetic Starch, and various tonics, with mention of livestock shows in Chicago in 1800 and railroad excursion deals. The jumble preserves names like Dr M H Koike, Schmoller & Mueller, Carter's Ink, Hall's Catarrh Cure, W Grove, and Wheat-O among other product pitches and public notices.
Governor lauds Pe-ru-na for colds in letter
The Oregon Governor praises Pe-ru-na as the sole safeguard against catarrh and cold symptoms in a May 9 1898 letter to Dr Hartman of Columbus Ohio. He notes the remedy cured his family’s colds and urges households to keep Pe-ru-na for coughs and winter ailments. He mentions a free book titled Winter Catarrh and directs readers to Dr Hartman in Columbus.
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Capitol
Oregon
Hartman
State of Oregon
Salem
Pe-ru-na Medicine Co
Columbu
Ohio
Si’s
W. M. Lora
Utive
United States
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Tryon
Washington, D. C
William P. Frye
Senate
Hamilton Hotel
Garfeld
Kune
M. H. Koike
Dexter Pavilion
Chicago Scales Co
New York
Mr. Wickes
Lamips
Mr. Lampe
Schmoller & Mueller
Purnam Street
Piso
N. W. Saari
Quean Grove
Ne J
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Jacksonville
Fla
Mobile
Ala
New Orleans
Savannah
el Paso
Tex
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Carter
I W. Grove
Winslow
G. A. Crabtree
Dee Moines
Towa
Wit
Hall
I. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo, O
Hatl
Couarth
Toleda
Dringeists
Mall
Emily
Panaer
Luedeucorns
Bixanan
Winchester
Winchester Repeating Arms CO
Aio WixchesTar
New Haves
Cont
Sangre
Welgia Starias
Magnetic Starch Manufacturing CO
Witten Day
Oinefov
Eby
Othar
Roy Prince
Mora
W. L Jonglag
Prio Piamper
Bolton
Deaier
Ecud
Green
Schoen & Company
Nebraska
Muu ¢& Co
Scientific Americar
All Newsdenlern
U. S
Davis
Yaris
Murphy
Btone
Lankester
Morrow
St. Paul
J. C. Bohoch
DuBois
Dubonnef
Sidney
Gary
Impmau
River St
Sharon
Jon Morrow Co
Dirsatlo Dinaca
Feae Als
Mrs. Gold Campman
D . Sternar
Altocus
Ib Seamae Gise
Lng
Atime
Torrowith
Sterner
7Th Ave
Altos
John Morrow &Co
John
Chemiate
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