Wealthy American tycoon from humble roots
The report recounts John I. of America, born near Belvidere on August 22, 1802, who rose from trapping muskrats and a store clerk at age 10 to found Belvidere Bank, enter coal and iron, and become a railroad builder and magnate. It notes his wealth once estimated between 49 and 60 million dollars and his surprise at its extent.
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America
Belvidere
Belvidere Bank
Old Oxford Furnace
Warren County
Magician Tourville Arrested Over $500 Charm Sale
Chicago reports Jesse H Tourville under arrest for selling a charm to Mrs Mattie Emerlich for 500 dollars. He admits the sale and debates earth or baking powder in a chamois bag worn by her. He says patrons buy such items. department stores sell them too. He notes higher rates and a pivot from palmistry to quicker money in spirit materialization. The fool born every minute quip closes the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jesse H. Tourville
Mattie Emerlich
Cullom Angers Victoria Senator Threatens Colonial Rule
From Honolulu reports Senator Cullom, visiting Hawaii with the commission, has written a searching letter to US agent Sewell. The Commercial Advertiser notes Cullom is angered by island administration and may urge colonial rule over territorial government. He also questions Americanism and criticizes permitted Japanese immigration.
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Victoria
B. C
Honolulu
Warrimo
Sewell
United States
Cullom
Hawaii
Washington
Doctor Latta Found Dead in Office in Goshen Ind
Dr M M Latta was found dead in his Goshen office on Thanksgiving Eve and hanged himself after initially being thought to have died of natural causes. He had become despondent and twice was found on a railroad track, attempting suicide with poison on both occasions.
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Goshen
Ind
M. M. Latta
Sui‘eldal
Mrs Curtis Receives $1000 From Trust Disbursement
Probate judge Walker dismissed the guardian of Mrs Joseph Curtis on Saturday. The Indiana Trust Company consented to release about $1000 held in trust for Mrs Curtis. Once Beasie Smith, she married and was of age. Her mother had complainant role triggering the hold on payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Joseph Curtis
Indiana Trust Company
Uni
Curtis
Beasie Smith
Fire destroys part of orphans' school in Chester Springs
A severe fire at the Sol dieters' orphan school in Chester Springs, near Naistown, Pa, damaged one main building used for sleeping quarters. An exploding lamp started the blaze in the sleeping apartments, but other sections were spared substantial damage. About 450 girls were affected as residents from miles around assisted with relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naistown
Chester Springs
Cup From the Emperor Event Report Misread
A brief item notes Frank Whisky, a dealer, presented something in a cup by Emperor William. It mentions Wiborg’s return to Germany and a paint given to the emperor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Igincinnati
Printing firm sale approved at five thousand six hundred one dollars
A sale involving the printing company resulted in a bid of five thousand five hundred dollars. C. L. Britton and Thornton were associated with the transaction and the sale was approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olis Printing Company
Er&. Thornton
Scientist claims discovery to stimulate the brain
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a scientist claiming a brain stimulation discovery linked to a school, with garbled terms like cara van bl bulls cram and nothing clear about methods, dates, or affiliations.
Protest Against Clark Moves in Helena
Helena Montana December reports a petition signed by Gov Smith and others asking that Senator-elect W. A Clark be not seated. The move signals Marcus Daly’s fight with Clark may flare on the opening day of the next Congress session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Helena
Mont
Senate
Diamond Prices Rise Not Due to War Says Sipe
Indianapolis diamond importer J C Sipe argues price hikes of 10 to 15 percent are not caused by the South African war or Kimberley troubles. He notes the DeBeers mine has been flooded reducing output, but other shafts are being sunk and production should recover once the conflict ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Sipe
Indianapolis
Kimberley
Golconda
Terrific gales sweep San Francisco harbor救
The Enterprise arrived in port in a disabled condition after a terrible voyage and reported rescuing the Wing and Wing schooner whose crew had survived five days on seagulls and were near death. Many vessels linger off Cape Flattery, with hope cutter McCulloch can aid near the harbor as coast gales are described as the worst in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Enterprise
Adamson
Cape Flattery
McCulloch
Whisky Trust to Quit Business in Louisville
The Kentucky distilleries and warehouse company, the whisky trust, will cease business with insurers and instead reserve premiums to cover losses. Fires and other damages will be paid by the company. The move shocks state insurance firms and sparks talk that the coal combine and other major concerns may adopt similar plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Kentucky Distilleries and Warehouse Company
The
Whisky Trust
Coal Combine
Woman in Illinois forgeries linked to Parkersburg case
Ellis B. Glenn, a woman jailed in Illinois, is sought in Wood County for July forgeries totaling 24000 dollars. Williamstown police received a Hillsboro Illinois sheriff letter noting a Richardson letter found among Glenn's belongings, identifying her as the same woman who caused a sensation in Williams town. Glenn was a high flyer in Williams town and lived with a young man in a hotel room for four months, a fact he never questioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
W. Va
Ellis B. Glenn
Illinois
Williamstown
Hillsboro
Ill
Richardson
Glenn
Italy Eyes Joining New Dreibund In Editorial Call
NEW ALLIANCE ROME December 2 editorially notes in the Agenzia Italiana that a Britain United States and Germany pact would advance civilization and preserve peace. It suggests Italy would do well to join the new triple alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agenzia Italiana
Britain
United States
Ger
Italy
Treaty Signed By Hay Pauncefote And Von Holleben
Washington Dec 2 The Samoan treaty was signed at 3 30 pm Saturday by Secretary Hay and Ambassadors Pauncefote and Von Holleben.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Hay
Pauncefote
von Holleben
O'Brien Files Bankruptcy After Debts Emerge
CHATTANOOGA Tenn Dec 2 M J O'Brien once treasurer of the Catholic Knights of America that defaulted for 78000 has filed a bankruptcy petition showing liabilities of 75000 and assets of only a suit of clothes valued at 15 the report states O'Brien is described as insolvent with no other possessions listed and the case follows years after the default noted in the organization records
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’brien
Chattanooga
Tenn
M. J. O'Brien
Catholic Knights ‘of America
Woodruff Football Defeated by Young Statists on State Field
The Woodruff football team lost Saturday morning on State field to the Young Statists by 10 to 0. Both teams are top city junior elevens claiming the 110 pound championship. H. Haney made a 50 yard run and earned honors for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodruff
H. Haney
Divorces Reported for Several Local Couples
George A He abandoned his wife, described as a gambler, while Richard Pedlow obtained a divorce from Mary after she deserted him. Decia Combs was granted a divorce from Newton, and Evéline from J William Ferguson.
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George A
Richard Pedlow
Mary
Decia Combs
Newton
Evéline
J William Ferguson
British Flag Hissed Enthusiasm Greets Event
Dec 2 reports strong enthusiasm greeting a parade or gathering in Parliament Square. The brief notes a lively Friday night scene with notable crowd energy and patriotic display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parls
Ae Heapstance
Deposition chase as James Chambers dodges subpoena
Assistant Attorney General Hadley failed to obtain depositions in Pittsburgh from James Chambers and other officials connected with the American Window Glass Trust. Chambers fled a subpoena, but Hadley vows to press in Pennsylvania courts. Madison County trust cases set for January.
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C. C. Hadley
Pittsburg
James Chambers
American Window Glass Trust
Madison County
Hadley
Pennsylvania
Chambers
Rotary
Chamber
Pennsylvania Court
Election contest motion seeks more specific ballot irregularities
Attorneys Bell and Spencer for City clerk Geckler and Police judge Daly ask the circuit court to require a more specific complaint in the election contest. They demand detail on how ballots were mutilated and how many were illegally destroyed. The Elliott and Wall filing only cites precincts with alleged irregularities.
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Bell and Spencer
Geckler
Daly
Elliott
Wall
Indianapolis Negro Arrested for Adultery Case Linked to Mrs Hainsworth
A dispatch from Cleveland reports Frank Wood colored was arrested in Indianapolis on adultery charges with Mrs Edith Hainsworth. The woman, once declared insane in Indianapolis, escaped from Benton Harbor Michigan, was recaptured, and is in a private Indianapolis home. Wood had worked closely with the Hainsworth family before.
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the Sun
Cleveland
Frank Wood
Edith Hainsworth
Hainsworth
Indianapolis
Benton Harbor
Mich
Wood
Tarith Lada
Buffalo syndicate to build vast grain elevators at Montreal
The Buffalo syndicate led by W. J. Connors offered immediate construction of three grain elevators in Montreal with 5,000,000 bushels capacity each and related warehouses at over 3 million dollars. It would also create a fleet of 15 grain barges costing 100,000 dollars each to ship grain via the St. Lawrence and guarantee annual tonnage targets beginning at 25,000,000 bushels and rising to 35,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Que
Buffalo Syndicate
W. J. Connors
St. Lawrence
Burglars Blow Safe Trigger Fire Deluge in Hancock
Burglars opened the safe at John Howard's drug store in Hancock destroying the building and starting a blaze that spread to Felix Sark's clothing store and James Tarbox's hardware shop. Gould family home above Howard's stores burned. Tarbox's mother died in the blaze. All structures were wiped out. burglars fled and left no trace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Howard
Felix Sark
James Tarbox
Gould
Howard
Tarbox
Big Four Telegraphers Seek Settlement Before Federated Board
In Cincinnati on December 2, the Federated board of railroad brotherhoods met at the Gibson house but did not meet General-manager Schaff of the Big Four. The telegraphers' group left abruptly without disclosures, and it is believed they will make another attempt to settle with the railroad before the federated board steps in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Federated Board of Railroad Brotherhoods
Gibson House
Schaff
Federated Board
Sun Finds Ex-Army Musician Vogt Reenlistment Chance
Lieut Rowell received word from Washington that Henry I Vogt a discharged musician from the army in the Philippines who had been rejected for reenlistment because of minor defects could be reenlisted The Sun had published Vogt's story and located him after losing touch with his address.
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the Sun
Lieut. Rowell
War Department
Washington
Henry I. Vogt
Philippines
THE
SUN
Vogt
State Christian Endeavor Convention Report Totals
Richmond Ind Dec 2 Miss Jennie T Magon state secretary submitted the report showing 1 899 societies including 1 214 societies 639 junky societies and 46 intermediate societies New societies organized in the past year 123 active members 58 085 age ecclesiastical 12 957 honorary 1 060 total 72 652 missionary offerings 7 177 Crawfords ville and Lafayette named contestants for the next convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
State Christian Endeavor
Jennie T. Magon
Crawfordsville
Lafayette
Marriage Licenses for Linn Turner Linahan Draper
Edward S M Linn and Grace F Turner listed as a marriage license pair. Joseph L Linahan and Rosa Draper appear as a second license pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward SM. Linn
Grace F. Turner
Joseph L. Linahan
Rosa Draper
Globe Liftings and National Hints
A sweeping column of brief items notes the Nicaraguan canal bill anticipated in Congress, rising petroleum prices, recent archaeological finds near Fort Seneca, fears of coal and coal market shifts, and assorted political and social notes from across the country including census appointments, naval policy, a fatal shooting in Toledo, and football and municipal events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Texas Petroleum
Fort Seneca
Boston
Richard
Berlin
Omaha
Neb
Town Talk and Local Court News From Indiana
A mixed town page notes amateur photography exhibits by the YMCA camera club from December 26, and a Hebrew temple song service Friday night. Indictments total 32 with five discharged. Sheriff Clark reports 3042.53 in fees, 4537.15 less than quarterly salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. A. Camera Club
Hebrew Temple
Levi Gent
Sheriff Clark
Selma Pattor
DePauw
Will Patton
N. Gelawarest
Garhart Dental Manufacturing Company
Indianapolis
Marion Counts Bar Association
Law Library
Joseph Miller
Vermont St
J. M. Hitchcock
Wiliam Rouse & Sons
Alabama Sr
Peter Lieber
Dusseldorf
Germany
Cleveland
George B. Pettit
Union Traction Company
Middletown
Frankton
Richard Campbell
Robert Campbell
Dodge City
Kas
Company K
Second Indiana Cavalry
Rown Roemine
Mollis
Ousting Joe Wheeler by Lottery Seat Call in Congress
The House may debate Wheeler's right to a seat as a volunteer officer while he is in the Philippines. Alabama members may request a proxy selection during the lottery style seating. A protest could trigger a sharp vote and reveal house sentiment on the issue. Brosius is expected to be named chair of the banking and currency committee after a heated fight.
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Washington
Joe Wheeler
Wheeler
Alabama
Philippines
Congress
House
Brosius
Pennsylvania
House Banking and Currency Committee
Memorial services of Indianapolis Elks at English's Opera House
The Indianapolis lodge of Elks holds its annual memorial at 2 p.m. Sunday in English's Opera House. The program includes solos by Harriet Hosmer and Ida Sweenie, cornet and trombone numbers, a memorial ode and prayers by lodge chaplains, choral works by Roberts Park Choral Society, and remarks by Brother Henry Warrum and Francis B. Posey. Evansville lodge 216 contributes a baritone solo in closing ceremonies.
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Indianapolis Lodge of Elks
Opera House
Harriet Hosmer
Indianapolis Lodge 12
Indianapols Lodge 13
Oh, Divine Redeemer
Ida Sweenie
Bertha Schellschmidt
M. G. Hornaday
Roberts Park Choral Society
Henry Warrum
Harry Y. Mercer
Francis B. Posey
Evansville Lodge
Louis Dochez
The
Lodge
Hendersons Gavel Made From Reina Christina Wood
Washington December 2 The gavel for the fifty sixth congress is carved and gold mounted. It is made from wood taken from the Spanish cruiser Reina Christina captured at Manila by Admiral Dewey. Presented to Gen Flenderson by the Iowa governor, the wood came to the United States with an Iowa volunteer. The custom links the opening gavel to a historic connection.
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Washington
Henderson
Admiral Dewey
Manila
Flenderson
Iowa
United States
Iowa Volunteers
Congress
Richardson Leads Democratic Caucus For Minority Leader
Washington December 2 At the Democratic caucus Saturday afternoon the first ballot for minority leadership showed Richardson 42 Dearmond 3 Bankhead 21 Sulzer 25. The second ballot had Richardson 41 Dearmond 40 Bankhead 28 Sulzer 27.
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Washington
Richardson
Dearmond
Gankhead
Sulzer
Bankhead
Poet Jim Breaks Loose in Crawfordsville Book Arrival
Poet Jim Elmore of Ripley township received the first consignment of his book Love among the rustletoe and poems. He nearly disrupted an anchors meeting addressed by John E. Cleland of Indianapolis as volumes were being handed to teachers.
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Jim
Crawfordsville
Ind
Jim Elmore
Ripley Township
Auchors
John E. Cleland
Indianapolis
Visitor linked to Bowery dive death by own action
New York December 2 A new victim in MecGurk’s Bowery death by own action case. Jennie Keller aged 28 visited the dive on Friday night and returned home, swallowed carbolic acid and died.
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New York
MecGurk
the Bowery
Jennie Keller
Postum helps heart users by replacing coffee
Mrs J M Courtright of Minneapolis shares how switching from Mocha and Java coffee to Postum Food Coffee cured heart distress and sleep issues in husband and herself. She explains brewing tips and asserts accuracy of taste, noting Postum is sold by first class grocers.
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Husband
J. M. Courtright
Third Street
Minneapolis
Minn
Arrangements Complete for German Ladies Charity Fall Event
The annual charity fall event of the German ladies and society at the German house Tuesday night is complete. Mr and Mrs Albert Goepper will lead the grand march with dance and floor committee members and society officers. Refreshment committee includes Mrs Keller and several other Mrss and Messrs. Reiffel Bachman Rauch Woerner. Dance committee lists several ladies and George Haerle. Floor committee comprises multiple gentlemen including Dickson Jungeclaus Hollweg Bachman and others.
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German Ladies’ and Society
Albert Goepper
Robert Keller
Wm. Jungelaus
Fred Bachman
Ph. Hauss
E. Dolmetsch
John Rauch
Emil Fe
Ferd Hollweg
George Wiegand
Adolph Reutsch
August Keller
Frank Keller
Carl Kauss
Fred Gall
Louis Reese
Fred Krauss
Will Wocher
Emmanuel Baptist Church to Discuss New Building
A special church meeting at Emmanuel Baptist Church will review a proposed new frame building to seat about 43 and cost around 460 to 450 dollars with the lot. The church, formed from a split over Pastor Frederick G. Parrish, has 80 members and about 10 percent average attendance. Rev. A H McDowell is preaching during the interim while his nephew PL He McDowell studies at Rochester Theological Seminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Emmanuel Church
South Stormreh
Frederick G. Parrish
A. H. McDowell
He. McDowell
Rochester Theological Seminary
Coroner probes Whitmore death. vagrant in jail mystery deepens
Loganport Ind December 1 The coroner's inquiry into Stephen Whitmore's death in the Eel river yields no new evidence. Olive Slagel, a vagrant held in jail, is thought to know more as a witness claims Slager mentioned Whitmore's missing $40 before his body was disposed. The robbery theory and possible drugging persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport
Ind
Sply
Stephen Whitmore
Eel River
Olive Slagel
Slager
Whitmore
So Mitch
Swarthout Sues Heeb Over Tuition Refund in Smock Court
Benjamin F. Swarthout of Vernon Ind sues Emmett J. Heeb in Squire Smock's Indianapolis court for 28.50 alleging Heeb promised a Work-for-Board position after paying tuition to Indianapolis Business University. Swarthout claims payment was made and no job was secured. Smock notes no prior similar case and calls the decision important.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin F. Swarthout
Emmett J. Heeb
Squire Smock
Indianapolis Business University
Swarthout
Heeb
Vernon
Ind
DePauw forms senior class fraternity Kappa Beta Phi
In Greencastle Ind on December 2 a new fraternity named Kappa Beta Phi is formed by senior class men at DePauw University to foster close fellowship among the graduating students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
Ind
Kappa Beta Phi
Cliss
DePauw
Hoosier Pensioners List For National Military Home Funds
A long OCR text lists numerous individuals from Indiana with pension adjustments, restorations, increases, and specials tied to the National Military Home. Names include Roswell R. Phillips, Grant, James Gordon, Nevier Ballis, Thadeeus Skinner, George Rubush, John Mess er, Henry Billingsies, Samuel Graves, William Spaulding, John Smith, Jacob Flowers, Addison Spear, Ayres J. Taylor, Archibald Thayer, Grant Luce, Thomas Patty, and many others along with dollar amounts showing increases or restorations and dates noted as special accruals. The record reflects pension reissues and adjustments across towns like Indianapolis, Fort Wayne, Vincennes, and Wabash.
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Roswell R. Phillips
Waugh
James Gordon
National Military Home
Grant
John Ebman
New Castle
Cravin S. Hudson
Corydon
Finley T. Johnson
Indianapostis
Nevier Ballis
Mariahnill
Thadeeus S. Skinner
Saymour
George 4. Rubush
Indianapolis
George F. McGuire
Folsomville
George H. Walls
Eckert
John A. Messer
Detersburg
Marian
Thos. Ham
Si.oals
Joseph D. Walker
Montgomery
John Smith
Lafayuette
Joseph Simmons
Wabash
Slr
Milton H. Pearcy
Cory
John Walcutter
Batesville
Jacob Flowers
Goshen
Atkinville
Ayres J. Taylor
Vincennes
John L. Burley
Benville
Grant Luce
Fort Wayne
Thomas R. Patty
Parker
Archibald A. Thayer
Lafayette
Thomas Hughes
Greensburg
David Rose
South Bend
George F. Bedford
Ontario
Samus J. Landers
Kedkey
George Purvis
Stockwell
Benjamin Talson
Washington
Charles I. Tatlocrk
Salem
James M. Long
Elizabethtown
John W. Kellans
George W. Witkinbill
Jeffersonville
Abram Mhnitery
Radnor
Clarkson Gordon
John W. Lopp
Joseph M. Westfall
Sharpsville
Mary Bannon
Dot
Martha E. Triple
Evansville
Sarah M. Jennings
Ossian
Melyna Booker
Anna E. Weaver
Farmland
Mary J. Rigge
New Albany
Margaret McIntire
Mitchell
Cure a Cold in One Day Promises from Bromo Quinine Tablets
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets claim a one day cure for colds with a money back guarantee from druggists if not effective. Each box bears FE. W. Grove's signature. 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. W. Grove
Chicago Markets Show Wheat Drops on Unfavorable News
Chicago markets report wheat closing lower with December at 6414c and May at 694 615c amid unfavorable foreign advices. Corn and oats futures follow with December and May positions varying. Provisions show January pork near 9.50, lard around 5.15, and tallow values drifting through the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tbs
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Safe, Lasting Relief
An advertisement touts the Pyramid Pile Cure as a safe, painless treatment for all forms of hemorrhoids. It claims quick itch and inflammation relief, swelling reduction, and permanent cure without cocaine or narcotics, urging readers to request a free book or consult local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Mich
United States
Interstate Live Stock Market Report at Interstate Stock Yards
On Saturday December 2 cattle receipts were small with shipments none. Prices ranged from good to prime and common to fair across steers cows and calves with weights from 1,150 to 1,550 pounds. Hogs receipts totaled 2,100 with mixed weights and message notes good to choice medium and heavy packing. Sheep receipts were light with lambs and ewes selling in common to good grades and bucks at modest levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate
Interstate Stock Yards
E.c
Union Stock Yards Cattle and Hogs Prices and Receipts
Indianapolis stockyards report Saturday receipts: cattle about 100 head with varied exports and shipping cattle pricing from good to prime steers to common stockers. Hogs receipts 4,500 with mixed weights and price ranges from 3.00 to 3.92 per cwt. Sheep and lambs show bids from good to choice with multiple weight classes. bulls and cows priced, heavy calves noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CTS
City Grain Market report for Saturday details varied corn and wheat prices
The City Grain Market price sheet lists inspections and bids for corn oats and hay. It records bid ranges for No 1 white corn at 34c, No 3 white at 30 to 34c, No 4 white at 27 to 29c, mixed varieties from 20 to 44c, yellow corn up to 77c, oats steady with No 2 white at 26 to 46c, No 3 white 25 to 43c, and timothy hay prices from 10.50 to 11.50 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Timothy
Announcement of B F Gresh Dancing Academy
Announcement for B F Gresh Dancing Academy located in Fitzgerald building rooms 9 and 10 at Market and Monument place. Elevator to the northeast corner. Classes forming with hours from 10 p m to 12 p m daily. Residence listed as 415 EB Obige.
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B. F. Gresh
Dancing Academy
Fitzgerald Building
Northeast
Ccr
EB. Obige
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NEW Alliance
Rome
Monarch Chamber
Geckler and
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N.Y
BIG Four
Loscocoo Pot
C. E. Society
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Toledo
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Denis J. Swemnie
Leslie Carter
Columbus
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Quay
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Root
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Municipal Assembly
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Cleveland, O
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Armin J Koehne
Henry L. Smith
Koehne
Indiana Club of St. Louis
Planters’ Hotel
Johnson
W. Helt Apgar
Trerton
Joseph A
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James Magennis
Thomas E. Thickston
Fred M. Bauer
George H. Miller
C. C. Gilmore
Thomas Eddy
Joseph Bernauer
Splaw
Wilson
William Davidson
W.maryland Sr
John Beavens
Davidson
Beavens
Joe” Wheeler
AD Richardson
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Hoosier Pensioners
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