Roosevelt Captures Paris Apprehension in Africa Trip Reports
Paris newspapers show France curious about Theodore Roosevelt as he travels through Europe on his Africa expedition. Reportedly he dominates conversations with self references and works, while a green ink Emperor William signature decorates his cabin. He discusses Knickerbocker lineage and western ranch life amid publicity.
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Paris
Theodore Roosevelt
Europe
Asia
Africa
America
Roosevelt
Naples
United States
Emperor William
Far West
Theatrical Stage Union Elects Local Officers
Indianapolis local No 30 of the International Alliance Theatrical Stage Employes of the US and Canada has elected officers for the year starting April 11, 1909. George Currens is president with W H Hollenbeck as vice president and Charles F Schiegel as recording secretary. Other officers include Albert Spencer financial secretary Frank Jones treasurer Elmer Cookus guide Claude Martin guard trustees William Miller W G Anderson William Currens and finance board Claude Martin Orrin Platt Oliver Reed William Klepker Robert Simpson. Delegates to the Central Labor Union and to the seventeenth annual Springfield Ohio convention were Harry Thomas and Charles E Schlegel Sherman Perry.
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Indianapolis
International Alliance Theatrical Stage
United States
Canada
George Currens
W. H. Hollenbeck
Charles F. Schiegel
Albert Spencer
Frank Jones
Elmer Cookus
Claude Martin
William Miller
W. G. Anderson
William Currens
Orr
Lumber Duty Battle in House Over Lumber Tariff
Washington April 6 The house began consideration of the tariff bill under a five minute rule. Fordney offered to strike the countervailing duty on lumber while Clark sought to place lumber on the free list. Amendments were debated and one by one rejected as the bill moved forward with a Fordney victory on the lumber duty amendment.
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Washington
House
Representative Fordney
Clark
Tawney
Representative Clark
Representative Olmsted
Payne
Representative Tawney
Representative Fitzgerald
Fordney
Representative DeArmond
South America
Ways and Means
Fordner
Quieted Title in Rhodius Property Favoring Emminger Amiet
Probate Judge Ross quieted the title to the W Washington street property once owned by George Rhodius in favor of Joseph Emminger and Werner Amiet after a report by John W Holtzman and guardian James M Berryhill. The compromise also shifts ownership and increases Circle Park hotel rent from 250 to 450 dollars a month, adding about 24 thousand dollars over the remaining lease.
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W. Washington Street
George Rhodius
Joseph Emminger
Werner Amiet
James M. Berryhill
John W. Holtzman
Kerrght
Guardian
Emminger
Amiet
Rhodius
Nother
Sweethearts at the Odeon for Thursday performance
The play Sweethearts, considered a classic, opens Thursday evening at the Odeon with Miss Lillian Hameton as Miss Jennie Northcott and Mr S St Corner as UWerry Spreal brew. Reforming a Husband will also be presented by Mr and Mrs Thomas Snyder.
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Odeon
Lillian Hameton
Jennie Northcott
S. St. Corner
Uwerry Sprealbrew
and Firs
Thomas Snyder
Meats and Lard Prices From Local Market
Sugar cured hams listed at 13 14 cents per pound with black or skinned hams at 16 4 to 18 cents. English style hams 14 4 to 18 cents. Rolled hams 21 21 4 cents. Breakfast bacon 18 1 9 cents. Sugar cured bacon 13 4 to 15 cents. English style bacon 13 4 to 15 cents. Smoked bacon 9 4 11 8 cents. Fresh pork loins and hams also noted with prices around 11 to 18 cents per pound.
Lady Lytton Snubbed by Lady Strathcona at Kneebworth Dinner
In marital trouble Lady Lytton, once a subject of wide English press coverage, faced a sharp snub from Lady Strathcona, described as England’s bluntest old lady, at a dinner at Knebworth, the Strathcona family seat.
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Lady Lytton
Knebworth
Lady Strathcona
England
Cattle and Hog Prices Hold Steady at East Buffalo Market
East Buffalo live stock market reports show 200 cattle and 1,700 hogs traded. Cattle dull and steady with a 4c drop for most grades, veals slow. hogs firm and active with Yorkers at 7.15 to 7.77, pigs 3.13, mixed and heavy 7.30 to 7.85, roughs 6.00 to 6.30. Lambs and sheep weak with lambs 5.25 to 8.75, yearlings 7.00 to 7.00, sheep 3.00 to 6.50.
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Indianapolis Produce Exchange Poultry and Grain Prices
The listing from Indianapolis Produce Exchange shows fresh eggs at 18¢, butter around 14¢, and poultry items like turkeys and ducks. It notes market listings for corn, oats, hay, and straw with various price ranges, tied to Rouse Bros at 130 Kentucky Avenue.
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Indianapolis
Rouse Bros
Kentucky Avenue
Hog market rises as receipts tighten in Indianapolis
Indianapolis April 6 hog receipts 4000 with price advance of 10 cents to a top of 7.50. Cattle and sheep receipts up with general price reductions for cattle and calves. steers 2 to 3 cents lower than last week, bulls lower, calves under $8. Sheep and lambs steady with wool lambs around 7.75 and spring lambs 14.00.
Chicago Live Stock Markets at Union Stock Yards April 6
Hogs receipts 12000 with 5.71 rise. mixed and butcher grades bid to 7.30 per cwt. Highs reach 7.10 to 7.30. Pigs sell 5.75 to 6.50. Cattle receipts 2000 slow to steady. bees at 4.60 to 7.20, cows and heifers 2.00 to 6.75, stockers 3.70 to 6.50, Texans 4.76 to 5.90, calves 6.50 to 8.00. Sheep receipts 12000 steady. sheep 4.75 to 6.15, lambs 5.75 to 8.5.
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Pittsnore
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Union Stockyards
Wall Street Dips Amid Realizing Sales Spark Early Trading
Wall Street opened April 6 with the market showing a cautious, reactionary tone. Industrial and utility shares moved unevenly as traders booked profits, led by Interborough Metropolitan while National Lead and Chesapeake & Ohio posted gains and several leaders slipped on wider selling.
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Rock Island
London
Unrt
Union Faclic
Reading
Interborough Metropolitan
People’s Gas
Missouri Pacific
National Lead
Rock Island Isatics
Chesapeake & Ohio
Grain Prices and Inspections Reported in Market Notes
Wheat prices show weakness with multiple grades listed for No 2 red and No 3 red near 1.31 to 1.08 per bushel and April to June futures around 1.31. Corn strength dominates with No 2 white and No 3 white values around 69 to 8 cents. various white and mixed grades quoted through billing. Oats and hay bids show modest gains with No 2 white at 53 to 58 cents and timothy and clover hay sold by car lots. inspections note mixed lots and totals across wheat corn and hay.
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Timothy
Sample
Hay
Colored Aunty Seeks Divorce After Court Visit
An elderly colored woman sits through most of Judge Bartholomew's divorce docket then reveals she has been separated from her husband for fourteen years and contemplates obtaining a divorce herself. The judge directs her to consult a lawyer.
Trial detailing Sampson case testimony and evidence
The district attorney outlines circumstantial versus direct evidence as Charles Vanburen testifies about plans for the Allyn home. Dr. George T. York describes the autopsy and bullet trajectory while defense questions the cause of death and weapon, noting powder marks and wound details.
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George T. York
Samnnrsena
Saiette
Sampsena
Sampson
Rodenberger
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