Weather bulletin reports severe storm moving northeast
The Weather Bureau bulletin notes a Sunday storm in the middle Atlantic and New England states moving northeast to Canadian provinces. It describes high northwest winds, snow or rain from Virginia to the lower lakes, rain in northern California, and temperature drops across the Ohio valley and Atlantic states with a general forecast of continued cold, fair weather in some regions and moderating rainfall risk in the east Gulf and lower Mississippi valley.
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Dian Maritime
H& New England
Lower Lakes
Nterror
Middle Atlantic
California
Ohio Valley
East Gulf
Middle Atlantic States
Oimo Valley
East Gulf States
Jacksonville
New Orleans
Tennessee
Atlantic States
Mississippi
Middle
Mississippi Valley
First Chinese Indemnity Installment Paid to Minister
Washington February 3 The Chinese indemnity first installment was paid to Minister Conger on January 31 but the amount was not disclosed.
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Washington
Conger
State Department
Board plans police HQ alterations for juvenile court
President Megrew announces changes at the police headquarters building to house the juvenile court. The board estimates a $60 share, with the Safety board adding about $50. Commissioner Schoppenhorst notes Safety board favors the improvement if Fudge Stubbs approves.
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Board of Works
Megrew
Safety Board
Schoppenhorst
Fudge Stubbs
Taft Testimony Turns From Philippines Condition To Politics
Gov Taft testifies before the senate committee on the Philippines on Monday his third day. He states the archipelago covers about 115 060 square miles, large enough for two states the size of Iowa.
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Washington
Long Wrangle Probable At Mine Scale Talks
The joint scale committee of miners and operators met at the English Hotel Monday morning to review the miners scale proposal. Participants said the discussion had barely begun and no action was taken, with a lengthy dispute likely due to operators’ stance on miners’ demands.
McBreen Found Guilty in Camden Chicken Theft Trial
Patrick McBreen was tried in Camden county criminal court for stealing chickens, with the jury returning a quick guilty verdict. Judge Armstrong sentenced McBreen to one year in state prison. Harry Walmsley received a nine month term for a related charge. The Safety board confirmed D. W. Hill as fireman on Monday.
Roosevelt to Invite Grover Cleveland to Prince Henry Dinner
President Roosevelt plans to send a personal invitation to ex President Grover Cleveland to attend the dinner in honor of Prince Henry of Germany.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Grover Cleveland
Prince Henry
Germany
Lawyers Burdened as Transcripts Unindexed at Supreme Court
Attorneys flood the clerk's office after the supreme and appellate courts threw out two cases for transcripts not being indexed per court rules. Transcripts may be corrected without court permission, while many filings seek amendments after papers reach the court.
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Supreme
Appellate Courts
Supreme Court
Under the Knife Brig. Gen Funston Operated in Kansas City
Brig. Gen. Funston underwent a second operation in Kansas City after the first wound did not heal following an earlier appendicitis operation. The procedure was not serious, and he is not expected to be confined to his room for more than a day.
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Kansas City. Mo
Funston
Births and deaths listed in local notices
A local page lists births and deaths with names and addresses such as Jacob and Jessie Hottenroth, 649 Arbor Ave, a boy. Walter and America Davis, 142 Ogden St, a girl. and many others. It also records numerous causes including pneumonia, tuberculosis, heart trouble, and convulsions, along with stillbirths and prematurity.
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Jacob
Jessie Hottenroth
Arborave
Walter
America Davis
Ogden-st
Charles and
May Shultz
Washington St
Thomas and
Minnie Murphy
Warman Ave
Patrick
Kate Maney
Eckertst
J. W. Rayburn
Con
Mary Burns
Highland Ave
Fred
Louise Emigholy
Wright St
Ichael
Marcia Welthamer
E. Gest
John
Minnie Okay
Yandesst
A. L
Talma Johnson
Newman-st
Matilda Linstadt
Ohio
Sherman-sts
A. H
Altice Baker
Division
Robert and
Mary Vandenburg
E. Summit
Carl R. and
Lizzie Rhodes
Superior
George and
Cora Evans
California
Hottenroth
Arbor-ave
Stillborn
J. D. Lemmon
Bradshaw-st
Stella Franklin
South-st
Ferdinand Salatin
Bluff Road
South-ave
John Geis
Stevens-st
Emily S. Green
Central-ave
Robert Hight
Walnut St
Johnston
Yandes-st
Rose Curran
Home of the Good Shepherd
Lena Wright
Villa-ave
Rayburn
Webster-st
G. W. Harrison
Spruce-st
H. W. Jones
North-st
Gertrude Thorne
New York-st
Joe Lewis
Eva Hannald
E. Washington-st
Nettie A. Jones
Wilcox-st
P. Lewis
Geisendorff
Property listings for Frank Smith Moore and Page
Frank Smith on Findlay Ave near Shelby street cottage priced at 160 dollars. Co F Moore at 1005 W Thirtieth Street barn and porch priced at 300 pounds. M Page at 2417 19 E Washington Street frame house priced at 2000 dollars.
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Frank Smith
Findlay Ave
Shelby-st
F. Moore
W. Thirtieth-st
M. Page
E. Washington St
Market briefing from New York on February 3
The wire report notes a stagnant London market with prices at parity and awaited U S Supreme Court rulings on Northern Securities. Copper, sugar, coal and Eries shares shown bullish, with Atchison and Hocking Valley favored. weather storms affect intercity wires. wage dividends expected for Amalgamated copper. seasonal crop notes show winter wheat outlook mixed by region.
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Meyer & Kiser
New York
London
Morgan
Atchison
Louisville
Hocking Valley
Chicago
South
Southern Pacific
Northern Securities
Goulds
Washington
Weather Bureau
Kansas
Nebraska
Pacific Coast
Indianapolis Securities and Market Quotations
A dense listing of securities from Indianapolis firms including Belt, Union Traction, Indianapolis street railway, banks, and trusts with prices such as Belt 1021, Union Traction 200, and Indiana cold storage 300. Followed by market summaries from Union Stock Yards Indianapolis and Interstate Stock Yards, detailing cattle, hogs, and sheep receipts and bid ranges for steer and cow categories.
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Indianapolis Securities
Ececcvescacevese
Belt
Indianapolis Street Railway
American National Bank
Capital National Bank
Central Trust Company
Columbia National Bank
Merchants’ National Bank
Indiana Trust Company
Indiana National Bank
Marion Trust Company
Union Trust Company
Ind. Guaranty and Title Com
Law Building
Cccceenssee Ee Home Brewing
Indianapolis Cold Storage
H. P. Wasson
Union Traction
Union Traction Common
Rands— Light and Power
Indianapolis Fire Ins. Company
American Central Life
Indianapolis Street R’y
Indianapolis Gas Company
Citizens’ Street Railway
Union Traction Company
Broad Ripple Traction
Indianapolis Improvement
Indiana Cold Storage
Austrian cruiser Szigetvar to visit Pensacola
The Austrian cruiser Szigetvar will arrive in Pensacola within days and stay through the carnival week after expanding diplomatic ties with Austria and Mexico. The note mentions a carnival starting Tuesday and lasting seven days.
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Pensacola
Fla
Szigetvar
Austria
Mexico
Stock market opens strong led by railroad issues
The New York stock market started with firm advance as Union Pacific Southern Pacific St Paul and Sugar led gains. Amalgamated rose while United States Steel and General Electric also advanced. Market sentiment carried an under tone of confidence with activity focused on railroads and copper.
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New York
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
St. Paul and
Sugar
Amalgamated
Commission Houses
Northern Securities
United States Steel
Cuba
Congress
General Electric Company
United States Express
Metropolitan Street’ Railway
Whitney
St. Paul
Amalgamated Copper
Missouri Pacific
U. S. Steel
Metropolitan Street Railway
U. P
Manhattan
Atchison
New York Market Prices and Grain Inspections
A brief market report lists prices for pork lard butter cheese eggs and poultry in New York on February 3. It includes wheat corn oats hay and inspection totals for car shipments and grain quality by grade and weight.
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Markets From Two Cities
Kansas City reports cattle receipts around 5000 with steady to higher bids including native steers 4.85 to 6.50 and Texas cattle 4.25 to 5.25. Hogs seen steady with bulk 5.00 to 6.35, sows and pigs mixed. sheep strong with muttons 1.60 to 4.80 and lambs 5.50 to 6.00. East Buffalo notes 121 car cattle strong 6.75 to 6.90 for extras and hogs mostly 6.25 to 6.50, sheep and lambs up 10 to 15 cents.
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Union Stockyards
Indianapolis
Veecescese & GS
Interstate Stock Yards
Kansas City
Texas
East Buffalo
N. Y
Sheen
Java
Rio
Santos
Arfosa
Lion
Jersey
Caracas
Dilsworth’s
Gates
Columbia A
Windsor
Ideal Golden
Ridgewood
Kideney
New Orleans
Louisiana
Carolina
California
Castile
Cattle and Hogs Market Report from Union Stock Yards NL
Cattle receipts 22 000 weak with ranges on grades from 6 50 to 7 00 for best to fancy and lower for poorer cattle. Hogs receipts 40 000 with Tuesday outlook near 32 000 and prices from 4 75 to 6 40 with various classes noted. Sheep receipts 21 000 market strong with natives 2 75 to 5 00 and lambs 4 50 to 6 15.
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Union Stock Yards
Cattle and hog markets report from Cincinnati livestock yard
Cattle receipts 1006 active, strong to 10c higher led by shippers at 5.00 to 6.00 for good to choice, calves 4.00 to 8.00. Hogs receipts 3278 quiet with select 6.30 to 6.25, good to choice 6.10 to 6.25. Sheep receipts 302 active and firm, extras 4 4 25, best lambs around 6.00.
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Cincinnati,co
City Hospital Wing Dispute Ended After Settlement
Conrad Bender and the Board of Works reached an accord over the hospital wing project on Monday. Bender agreed to reinstall posts and girders and joints while the board paid $3,500 of the final estimate, plus $771 in added costs.
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Conrad Bender
Board of Works
City Hospital
Bender
Japan hardens stance against Formosan insurgents
Tacoma dispatch reports Japan has abandoned its conciliatory stance after the murder of Japanese Christians. The governor general blocks ten hill districts, cuts food supplies, and readies a strong military response to subdue the rebels.
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Tacoma
Wash
Japan
Grand Juror Absent Sick. No Special Instructions Given
The grand jury met on Monday with one juror absent due to illness. Judge Alford stated he did not know of any special instruction to be given.
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Alford
Chicago Grain and Provisions Price Report
Chicago market report shows mixed gains across grains and provisions on February 3. Wheat May at 78 3/4 cents, corn May up 1 1/4 cents to 68 1/4, oats May 5 to 53 4/, dairy butter and cheese prices listed, eggs and poultry values noted, with various futures and prices for lard ribs and packing stock.
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Chicago
Prices Paid by Shippers for Farm Produce and Groceries
A listing of market quotes for poultry eggs cheese butter hides tallow and assorted groceries with per unit prices. Includes turkeys ducks geese fowls spring chickens eggs cheese butter hides tallow coffee sugars flour molasses syrup rice beans and produce items such as cabbage priced per barrel or bushel and per pound.
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New York
C. Elgin
Commodity Price List From Local Market Report
A dense listing of produce and goods with per bushel and per unit prices. Cabbage onions coconuts oranges lemons beans celery apples corn peaches strawberries lard bacon sausages beef oysters clams lobster drugs etc. Prices span multiple regions and pack sizes, reflecting a broad market snapshot.
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California
Florida
Matthews
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Everett R. Vaught
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Wm. A. Nixon
Mary E. Tomlin
Nathan R. Scheoley
Elizabeth A
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Robert Harper and
Louisa A. Thomason
Henry Diener
Lucille Sims
Frank W. Atherton
Flora A. Brown
John F. McGinty
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Theodore Harris
Maude Ludrick
Castoria
United States Supreme Court
Northern Securities Company
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Orleans
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