Wall Street Stocks Fall Across Market in Early Trading
New York stocks opened lower with declines broad across majors. Reading, Amalgamated Copper, Pennsylvania and Southern Pacific led losses while Atchison and St Paul slipped modestly. Trading on the Exchange was quiet in the first hour as bear pressure met occasional short-lived buying amid jittery sentiment tied to Washington's Japanese news. Government bonds softened as Treasuries eased.
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Scripps-MeeRee Press Association
New York
Canadian Acific
Reading
Amalgamated Copper
Pennsylania
Atchison
St. Paul
Southern Pacific
Stock Exchange
Washington
Pittsburg Live Stock Market Report
Pittsburg February 2 cattle prices steady, choices at 5.80 to 11.00 per head. Sheep supply light with prime lots and good mixed lambs at 5.10 to 5.70. Hogs receipts 19 loads, prime care about 7.15 to 7.20. other grades 5.50 to 6.35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Sertros-WeRne Press Association
Chicago Produce pricesand eggs from Feb 2 issue
Chicago Produce prices from Scrippsz McRae Press Association list reads: Butter Creamery extra 30 1/4 cents. Cheese Twins 34 1/4 cents. Live poultry includes turkeys 12 1/4 cents, chickens 9 cents, ducks and geese per ounce $50 067 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Scrippsz-McRae Press Association
St Louis Livestock Market Report Feb 2 1900
St Louis cattle receipts steady with beef steers priced around 8 per hundredweight. Cows and heifers shown at 2 50 to 2 00, Texas steers 3 0 0, hogs 6 30 to 6 80, packers 6 40 to 6 60, natives lambs 5 to 7 a0. Sheep receipts substantial at about 50 head, natives 5 5 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Scriper-McRine Press
Texas
Market Prices for Grains and Forage
corn and shelled oats priced at 41 cents and 41 to 9 cents per unit. Sheaf oats 15 to 17 dollars. Straw 87 dollars and 9 dollars. Miller 12 dollars to 14 dollars. Timothy hay 17.09 to 19.00 each. clover 16.00 to 18.09. mixed hay 16.00 to 18.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay
Timothy
Pictures on View at John Herron Art Institute Exhibition
The John Herron Art Institute presents nearly 800 paintings and drawings by early American illustrators in a Collier Weekly collection. The show opens Sunday and runs through February, featuring Remington, Frost, Gibson, Parrish, Oakley, Smith, LaFarge and others. The exhibit highlights western frontier life with vivid scenes, humor, and portraiture across the Herron building.
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John Herron Art Institute
Colier
Indianapoli
New York
Inianapolis
Frederick Remington
Herron
Che *A
West
Collier
Remington
Injan
A. B. Frost
Ana
Maxfield Parrish
Violet Oakley
Jessie Wilcox Smith
John LaFarge
Henry James
Herronstitute
Live Stock Market Report Indianapolis February Prices
Hog receipts about 4 000 with hog market this week the highest in nearly four years. Top price reached 7.05 with most sales 6.90 to 7.00 and steady from yesterday. Cattle show no clear trend with good to choice stock in demand but lower grades abundant and prices eased. Sheep and lambs sold about steady as demand cooled slightly.
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Indianapolis
Revolt Fizzles as Governor's Power Push Frays State Legislature
Rising friction between Governor Hanly and the Indiana legislature grows. Lawmakers resist executive directives, claim reforms depend on their own judgment, and rumors say private conferences with the governor pressure them to follow recommendations. Critics say the governor seeks credit for measures while legislators see themselves as the true reformers.
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Hanly
Wheat bears drive advances as May and July futures flip
Chicago notes wheat bears covering short positions with May at 84 and July around 85. Oats rise modestly while corn holds near unchanged. Hog prices firm with pork near 17.22 and lard near 9.85. receipts listed for wheat, corn, and oats. No. 2 red winter and corn prices quoted. oats and white corn details provided.
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Chicago
Pork and dairy prices reported by Scrippa McRae agency
New York February 2 report lists Pork Mess at 18.00 18.75, Lard Western at 9.75 9.85, Tallow Citr (aq 5%) under country and state dairy rules, Butter Creamery extra 32Go3e, Eggs White western 2344c, Cheese Full Cream 1414c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippa-McRae Presse Association
New York
Western
Cincinnati Live Stock Test Prices February Report
Cincinnati market news reports Castle-Re cerpts at 341 steady. Butchers 5.35 to 5.50, cattle from 3.00 to 5.40, calves extra. Hogs receipts 3,510, tower to choice 6.8, mixed around 6.29 to 6.85. Sheep extra 5.09 to 5.50, lambs extra, none.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Cincinnati. O
Mana
Chicago Live Stock Cattle and Hogs Report
Chicago market update lists cattle receipts at 290 with steady tone and hog receipts around 18 000 with prices eased about ten cents. Light hogs bring 6 65 to 6 92, rough and mixer types 6 70 to 6 90, heavy 5 90 to 6 66, pigs 5 60 to 6 60. sheep receipts about 2 0, steady with no major change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Scripps-MacRae Press Association
Market report on grains and hay with weekly flour output
The bulletin lists bids and through billing figures for Wheat No 2 red and white, No 3 red, yellow, mixed, and through billing, with prices like 7i4c and 45c. It records Oats, Corn, and Rye through billing, plus Timothy hay and clover mixes with prices, and notes inspections and totals by commodity and car counts. Historical stock in store shows Wheat, Corn, Oats, and Rye levels across dates February 1907 to February 1903 with car counts and totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ste. Hav
Hay
Timothy
Prairie
East Buffalo Live Stock Market Report
East Buffalo New York February 2 cattle receipts 100 steady veal and calves 4.25 to 9.50 sheep receipts 5000 down for lambs choice lambs 7.65 yearlings 6.00 to 6.40 mixed sheep 4.0 to 5.50 hogs receipts 3400 steady workers 7.26 to 7.30 pigs 7.20 to 7.25 heavy and mixed grades 7.25 to 7.30 rou hs 6.00 to 6.50
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press Association
East Buffalo
N. Y
Indianapolis Produce and Dairy Prices Report
Prices across poultry butter cheese and pork markets listed with regional and vendor notes. Poultry hens roosters spring chickens turkeys ducks reflect steady or varied c pricing. butters and cheese show specific cents per pound. New York pork mess price cited at $17.50 to $18.00 per hundredweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
New York
Meats and Lard Prices Corrected by Kingan Co
List of corrected prices for sugar cured hams bacon pork and beef products. Includes English style hams boiled hams ribs shoulders pork sausage veal and mutton with varying prices per pound and per dozen. Names Kingan & Co and standard market terms appear throughout.
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Kingan & Co
Deeds To 1,000,000 Acres Linked To Vanweert Death
James L. Vanweert, a former laundryman, inventor and speculator, died of pneumonia at University hospital in Louisville. He reportedly held deeds to more than 1,000,000 acres across Kentucky, Virginia, West Virginia and Georgia. His wife and daughter, arriving today from Springfield, Ohio, said the estate was valued at 33,000 dollars. She had telephoned him to meet in Cincinnati, but learned he had disappeared after visiting the Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern depot before the death was confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippa-McRae Press Association
Louisville
James L. Vanweert
University Hospital
Kentucky
Virginia
West Virginia
Georgia
Springfield
Vanwoert
Prosecutor Receives 7500 Fee Over Interest Graft Case
Cincinnati February report states Prosecutor Hirany Tunison was awarded 7500 as a fee for collecting 214000 dollars in interest graft found by the Drake legislative investigating committee from former county treasurers.
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Scripps Meliac Press Association
Cincinnati
Lutheford Today
Hirany Tunison
Drake Legislative
City Churches to Host Busy Sunday Schedule
Germania Baptist church will be dedicated Sunday February 3 with morning afternoon and evening services led by Dr J W Lounsbury of Chicago. Covenant Congregational and First Friends churches feature sermons on unknown heroes and Christ’s preeminence with local pastors and visiting singers. Clergy across Walnut Street area plan revival services and social events as schools and associations prepare Founder’s Day and youth activities.
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Germania Baptist Church
Germania-ave
Calvelage St
Wll
Ev. J. W. Lounsbury
D. D
Chicago
Lounsbury
Covenant
Market St
Hishlindave
Edward Oden
Hollis
Elwood
Forkner
Indianapolis
Mary Sloan
Meridian St
M. C. Pearson
First Friends Church
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
Mell McPherson
Third Christian Church
Helen KB. Moses
Young Men's Holiness League
St. Senate Ave
Seth C. Peel
Hal E. Sheetz
Hoosier Traveler's Association
Clapyoot
Seventh Christian Church
Udell and
Annetta Sts
D. R. Lucas
Abel
Central Christian Church
C. F
Menelik
Africa
Union Tabernacle
Simpson M. FE
Abyssinia
Will Leaves Estate For Allegheny County Orphans
In the will of George B. Nutt who died in Pittsburgh the entire estate valued at 31000 is to be used for the poor children of Allegheny county after the death of his wife. Mrs Nutt has a widow’s life interest in the estate. Distributions are to be made at homeless child care institutions.
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the Sun
Pittsburg
George B. Nutt
Allegheny County
Rensselaer gets $1,000,000 gift for new Sage School
Dr. Palmer C. Ricketts announces that Mrs. Russell Sage has donated 1,000,000 dollars to Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. Funds will build a new department named the Russell Sage School of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering at the Troy, New York campus.
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Sun
New York
Palmer C. Ricketts
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Russell Sage
Russell” Sage
Draw in 15 Rounds Between Schumacher and McCue
Willie Schumacher of New York met Young McCue of Baltimore at the Broadway Athletic Club. The bout lasted 15 rounds with a referee’s decision of a draw. It was a scientific contest from start to finish with no hard hitting.
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Scripps-McRae Preas Association
Baltimore
Willie Schumacher
New York
Brainy Child Gains From Grape-Nuts Testimony
A reader describes how switching from heavy breakfasts to Grape-Nuts improved the health of a daughter and son. The girl, now ten, stands 4 feet tall and weighs 81 pounds, thriving in fifth grade, while the five year old is described as large for age. The letter cites Postum Co. and invites reading The Head to Wellville for the reason.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Okgs
Malice Charge Burned In Sapperstein Wulfson Dispute
An affidavit charging Isedor Wulson with assault for a past barber shop incident was burned by Justice Hi W Hulmes after filing by Abraham Sapperstein. The case ties to ongoing neighbors dispute over a torn Wulson portrait and prior campaign-related card removals, with witnesses present but memory uncertain.
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Isedor Wulson
Sapperstein
Mr. Wulfson
Mr. Sapperstein
Mr. Wulfton
Wulfson
Sapperstedt
Les Majete
Weinstein
Afr
Justice of the Peace
A. R. Walphinson
Frank Groninger
Sappersten
Pekin Zouaves Bring Indianapolis Vaudeville Act to Grand Opera
The Pekin Zouaves an all Indianapolis stock company led by Captain Charles J Craig stage a vaudeville act at the Grand Opera house. Manager Theodore Curtis and J J Murdock back a nationwide tour with first class houses. A 48 foot wall feat is claimed to beat world records by 15 seconds. The group sails to Chicago next for a two week engagement before touring east and west through Orpheum and Keith circuits. Members include Fred Fenn Guy Miller Bernie Beck William Wilkins Carl Overman Frank Ensley Robert Jenner Charles Feeser Bert O Donnell Charles O Donnell Forest Newton Ford Hallick Lewis Hendershot and Charles Collamore.
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Theodore Curtis
N. Illinois-st
E. D. Curtis
J. J. Murdock
United Vaudeville Agency of America
Murdock
United States
Albert Krug
Pekin Zouaven
Sullivan &Krauss
New York
Indianapolis
Chicago
Orpheum
Keith & Protect
Fred Fenn
Guy Miller
Bernie Beck
William Wilkins
Carl Overman
Frank Ensley
Robert Jenner
Charles Feeser
Bert O'Donnell
Charles O'Donnell
Forest Newton
Ford Hallick
Lewis Hendershot
Charles Collamore
Wonderland Skating Rink to Host Theme Week Events
Wonderland patrons are promised pleasant surprises next week. Tuesday features a necktie party with prizes for largest and smallest neckwear. Thursday hosts a fancy dress carnival with entry limited to costumed attendees. Decorations are underway for a premier society event. Saturday is Skidoo Night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frizes
Philippines Agricultural Bank Bill Favored by Senate Committee
The Philippines Senate committee on the Philippines favorably reported the bill for an agricultural bank to be guaranteed by the government and offering 4 percent interest on invested funds. A related measure was sent to the house, with good prospects of becoming law.
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Philippines Bank
Serippa-Meline Press Association
Washington
Philippines
Senate Committee On the Philippines
Senate
House
Queen Esther Council Meets At Mrs Hill Home
Queen Esther council of the Roberts Park M. E. church will convene Monday at the home of Mrs. Phillip Hill located at 654 North Priest. The gathering aims to discuss church affairs and community plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther Council
Roberts Park
M. E
Moncay
Phillip Hill
Stuart Charcoal Lozenges Promise Pure Breath Relief
An advertisement touts Stuart Charcoal Lozenges as a powerful purifier for gas in the stomach, breath, and blood. It claims quick action after meals, reduced belching, improved appetite, clearer complexion, and a free sample offer from F. A. Stuart Co. in Marshall, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Arcress F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Bag
Marshall, Mich
Throng at New York Store Mill End Sale Breaks Records
The New York Store mill end sale drew an estimated 75,000 people Friday, a record for the past year aside from Christmas Eve. G A Lockard, in charge of penny sales, fell ill Thursday night from overwork but is expected to return soon. Crowds continued through the day and into Saturday as sales staff expanded. the sale runs ten days marking the store’s 18th mill and kind sale with provisions for public protection and comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
G. A. Lockard
Buffalo
Lockard
Evansville mill death after severe hand wound
David Brashears died in Evansville Indiana after severely lacerating his hand at a local mill. He ran four blocks to a physician's office but succumbed to blood loss while being moved to the operating table.
Leary Wins by Knockout in Milwaukee Fight
Charlie Neary of Milwaukee knocked out Dave Deshler of Boston in the eighth round on Friday night in Milwaukee in a boxing bout.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Milwaukee
Wis
Charlie Neary
Dave Deshler
Boston
Deshler
Fighters In Condition For Ryan Barry Bout At Whittington Park
Tommy Ryan and Dave Barry arrive in good condition for their twenty round match at Whittington Park in Hot Springs Arkansas on Tuesday night. George Siler of Chicago will referee the bout.
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Scripps-McRae Prees Association
Hot Springs
Ark
Tommy Ryan
Dave Barry
Whittington
Park
George Siler
Chicago
Carnegie Withdraws Offer in Library Fight
Ida Grove Ia Feb 2 The library dispute over Mr Carnegie's money turned surprising when he suddenly withdrew his offer of 10000 dollars. The confrontation centered on whether the Carnegie funds were tainted and ended with the unexpected withdrawal.
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Scrippe-McRae Press Association
Ida Grove
Heal Brothers Plastering Firm Gains Wide Recognition
Heal Brothers of Indianapolis operates from room 239 Indiana Pythian Building and 912 N Oriental, excelling in plain and ornamental plastering for major new structures. Their work includes the United States post office buildings in Indianapolis and other cities, large 17 by 5 foot casts, and recent projects at the Indiana Pythian building, Lemcke, Board of Trade, and several banks and churches. They welcome inquiries by letter or phone, with numbers listed for both old and new systems.
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Indianapolis
Deal Brothers
Indiana Pythian Building
N. Oriental At
Heal Brothers
United States Post Office
Washington
Indianapolis Postoffice
Indiana Pythian
Lemcke
Board of Trade
Pythian Temple No
Capital National Bank
Marion Trust Company
Indiana Veterinary College
American Central Life
W. J. Reid
R. Bliss
Central Union Telephone
Marion
Camden
N. J
Good Shepherds’ Convent
Columbus
M. E
Anderson
Ind
U. B
Presbyterian Church
Frankfort
Bell
Main
Prospect
City Record for a Day list of births and diseases
A list of many entries records births, adoptions, and deaths with names and addresses. It notes Brights disease valvular heart conditions cerebral hemorrhage and other ailments among residents, alongside a handful of property repair and construction charges and valuations.
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Nettrick
Hartfornd-st
Edwin R. Lewis
N. Pennsylvania-st
Henry Hildebrancet
Massachusetts Ave
George N. Fenneman
N. Deliware St
Elizabeth Lipps
Weghorst St
Nitral
James’ Park
Spann Ave
Louise J. Vieweg
Blake St
Johanna Fairhead
Bates-st
Mary L. Williams
Manila Alarm Over Japanese Position Cited by Baron Kaneko
Baron Kaneko, a member of the Japanese House of Peers, warned Manila observers that the San Francisco affair could strain U S Japan ties. He said Japan remembers American aid to its modernization and trusts in American sentiment for justice, while noting public opinion in America remains unendorsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron Kaneko
House of Peers
United States
San Francisco
Japan
America
Roosevelt
Washington
Dr L S Campbell Dies After Street Car Crash
Dr L S Campbell former Indianapolis physician dies in Los Angeles at his son’s home from a street car accident. Born March 1 1822 in Smyrna Delaware he opened the first school in Indianapolis in 1844 and later moved to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
L. S. Campbell
Indianapolis
Ind
Dr. Campbell
Smyrna
Del
Campbell
California
Pazo Ointment promises cure or money back guarantee
An advertisement asserts Pazo Ointment will cure any case of suffering piles including stoking, blind, bleeding or protruding types within 14 days or the purchaser receives a full or partial refund of 50 cents. The claim emphasizes a money back guarantee and a quick relief timeframe.
Marion Club Plans Comedy Event at Ackiman House
A Marion Club committee reveals details of an upcoming melodramatic comedy "Smythe versus Smith" to be staged Wednesday at the Ackiman house. The show features political players, a spotlight scramble, and a post performance dance. Joe Minturn is expected to attend and participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Sueperior
Smythe
Entertainment Committee
Swerr
Holler
Joe Minturn
Mr. Tutewiler
Minturn
Tutewiler
Mr. Tutentler
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Abe
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ears-Roebuck
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Aeolian Company
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Home Boys
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Charles J. Craig
New Jersey St
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Evansville, Ind
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Leary
Carnegie
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William B. King
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Charles H. Brown
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Clifford Prior
Rose Derrit
Samuel J. Smith
Bertha Roberts
David M. Smith
Margaret Collins
Joseph Veikxer
Davie M. Coonfield
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