Wall Street stock market opens lower before steadying
New York shares opened generally down with major issues like Union Pacific and Interborough easing. The market firmed through the first hour, recovering much of early losses, yet pervasive apathy persisted, while government bonds were unchanged and other bonds remained firm.
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New York
Anaconda
Colorado
Union Pacific
Interborough
St. Paul
Reading
Eric
London
Wheat Prices Rise on Strong Offerings in Chicago Trade
Wheat opened sharply higher as longs offered more stock and buyers failed to support. May wheat at 78 1/2 cents, July at 77 3/4. corn steady with May at 46 1/4 cents, July 45 1/4. Oats firm. May 39 1/2 cents, July 36 1/2. Hog products higher. May pork 17.50, lard 10.07, ribs 9.85. Local receipts: wheat 19 cars, corn 71 cars, oats 120 cars. May wheat closed at 7 1/2 cents, May corn 46 1/2, outs 34 1/4.
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Chicago
Tifee
Cattle and hog markets report at Pittsburg PA
Scripps MacRae reports cattle receipts at 170 loads with prices 5.40 to 5.70 for prime to good, lambs 5.00 to 7.70, and hogs active with prime heavy hogs 7.25, mediums 7.60, pigs 7.25, roughs 5.30 to 6.40. Receipts total 16 loads steady for cattle and lamb markets.
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Scripps-MacRae Press Association
Pittsburg
Cattle and hog prices steady in St Louis Market
Cattle receipts 3041 steady with beer steers 3.75 to 6.75, stockers 32.00 to 64.50, cows and heifers 3.50 to 5.50, texas steers 5.0 to 6.50. Hogs receipts 11 00 up 10 cents. pigs 5.36 to 6.60, packers 6.40 to 6.90, best heavy 6.857. Sheep receipts 2000 steady natives 3.00 to 5.75, lambs 4.00 to 7.50.
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Scripps-MacRae Press Association
ST. Louis
Texas
Poultry and dairy prices steady across markets
Eyes steady at two thousand curs in the mark. Poultry markets show hens at 9 cents, roosters 5, spring chickens unchanged at percent. Hen turkeys 13 cents, tom turkeys licensed, geese 0. Butter country 16 cents, state creamery in Elgin 35 cents. Butterine at 12 cents. Cheese Jobbers' prices include Imported Swiss 80 cents, domestic Swiss 18, New York cheddars 16, domestic limburger 16.
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Elgin
New York
Wagon Market Prices Reported for Staple Feeds
Corn forty four to forty seven cents. Shelled oats eight four one. Sheaf oats fourteen thousand ten. Straw seven dollars to nine dollars. Miller twelve sixty seven fourteen. Hay timoths five eighteen dollars and twenty cents. Clover three dollars and five cents eighteen dollars. Mixed sixteen dollars fifteen dollars.
Market Receipts and Prices Report from Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on February 4 receipts show hogs up 3.425 with higher prices around 7.00 to 7.08. Calves and cattle show extra price movement with guides around 5.50 to 5.75. Sheep receipts include lambs extra, with prices near 9.50 to 9.95.
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Sortonpa-McRaereas Association
Cincinnati
New York Prices and Market Notes Report
New York market report lists prices and items including pork, lard, tallow, dressed poultry, butter, cheese, and dairy products. Entries mention Paork-Aess, Spot values, and various dairy and meat terms with limited legible figures and descriptors.
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New York
Many Fine Fowls Wearing Ribbons at Indiana Show
The seventh annual Fanciers of Indiana exhibition opened in Tomlinson hall with 1,100 chickens and about 300 pigeons. Winners wore ribbons and prize lists covered many Marion county fanciers led by Orph Cottingham Noblesville and P B Condit Indianapolis. Judges awarded top honors across Wyandotte, Leghorn, Brahma, Buff Cochin and other breeds.
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Fanciers of
Indiana
Tomlinson Hall
Marion County
Orph Cottingham
Noblesville
P. B. Condit
Indianapolis
Plymouth Rocks
Wiliam E. Stolts
Indianapolis Johnson
Frank P. Johnson
Whaling Industry Rapidly Growing in North Pacific Region
Special to The Sun reports the North Pacific has become the world’s leading whaling district within a year of the first station opening in December. Stations spread along the Alaskan shore as profits rise, with harpoon modernizations reducing whale danger. Ambergris, whalebone, and sperm oil drive vast earnings, cited at high values, alongside a tale of ambergris wealth found by prospectors.
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Seattle
Wash
North Pacific
North Pacific Ocean
Whaling Company
Alaskan
Ambereris
Victoria
Run Caused Death Of Local Man After Delusions
Presley Moore aged 38 died at City hospital after three days of pneumonia. He ran from Atlas Engine works to police station hatless and without coat, believing colleagues plotted to kill him. He was locked up as insane and overheated. his long run is thought to have caused the illness. Coroner G A Petersdorf to investigate. Moore likely lived in Louisville and roomed at 1939 Sheldon street.
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Presley Moore
Moore
Atlas Engine Works
Sheldon St
G. A. Petersdorf
Louisville
Mrs Field to Move From Chicago Home Auction Planned
Mrs Marshall Yield Jr will cease to be a resident of Chicago and plans extensive overseas travel. She wills to three heirs and ownership of the Tate Marshall Yield Jr mansion is to be sold at a public auction Thursday.
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Vield, Jr
Chicago
Cierct
Petarlune
Tate Marshall Yield, Jr
Two Hats Limit Bill Proposed For Women In Missouri
Jefferson City Mo Feb 4 Representative Norttleet of Morgan county plans to introduce a bill when the legislature adjourns to curb women from buying more than two hats in a year, cap hat price at 1.98, and ban plumage. The measure targets purchases and wear of hats among women, seeking to limit fashion costs.
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Missouri
Jefferson City
Norttleet
Morgan County
Three Fires Hit Cincinnati in 12 Hours
The Day and Night Tenaces factory in Cincinnati was gutted by a blaze yesterday with losses estimated between 0 and 76000. It followed two prior fires that day, totaling about 175000 in property damage and two deaths. The Thomas C. Kessett & Co factory was destroyed, and a tenement fire claimed Mrs. Mary Melrousine and Mrs. Johanna Wolf.
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Scripps-MecRae Press Association
Cincinnati
Tenaces Company
Thomas C. Kessett & Co
Mary Melrousine
Johanna Wolf
Cuticura Remedies Shown As Cure For Eczema
Walter W. Paglusch of Chicago writes that after a year of severe eczema and night itching, he used Cuticura Remedies including Soap, Cuticura, and Resolvent Pills for a total of one dollar and twenty five cents and was completely cured. He promises to recommend the products to friends and to share details with anyone seeking how he cured himself.
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Walter W. Paglusch
N. Robey St
Chicago
Ill
Cuticura Emollients Promote Quick Skin Relief
The Cuticura line advertised as the great skin cure promises rapid relief for itching burning and scaly humors of the skin and scalp with a full external and internal treatment set including Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent. It claims effectiveness when other remedies or physicians fail and notes availability from Potter Drug & Corp Boston Mass.
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Tutantas
Potter Drug & Corp
Sole Prope
Boston
Mass
Proposed Amendments Threaten Indianapolis Park Privileges
A bill to amend the Billinga low park board would ban any board member or employee from direct or indirect ties to amusement enterprises linked to Indianapolis parks. The move would affect Riverside Amusement and involve several board members with stock interests. The committee may delay reporting the bill for a week as lawmakers seek careful review.
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Billingalow Park Board
Indianapolis
J. Clyde Power
Riverside Amusement Company
Riverside Park
Board of
Public Parks
Charles E. Coffin
Amusement Company
John J. Appel
M. A. Downing
Blythe Q. Hendricks
Billingsley
Park Board
Committee On
House
Mrs Trumbull Dead at Centerville Home
Mary Trumbull of Centerville died of paralysis Saturday at 1606 1st Street home of Martin H. Rice while visiting. She was mother to Ollie Trumbull aka Ollie Mack and Mazie Trumbull, and to Fannie DeNoe. Daughters were with her. son and other daughter in California. Burial planned in Centerville.
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Mary Trumbull
Centerville
Ollie Trumbull
Ollie Mack
Joe Spears
Mazie Trumbull
Fannie DeNoe
Trumbull Sisters
Martin H. Rice
Trumbull
Man Fatally Injured In City Street Incident
Don Johnson aged 72 was found unconscious on West Washington Street after a fall and was later hospitalized with a fractured skull. Police say he had been arrested nearby for drunkenness and remained in serious condition at City hospital. Johnson’s home is in Sardinia Indiana.
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Don Johnson
City Hospital
E. F E. Hodgin
Johnson
Kitzmiller and Trimps
W. Washington St
Thaw case witnesses describe revolver scene at murder
Dramatic courtroom testimony depicts Cohen illustrating Thaws motions against the prosecutor and Brudi fireman describing two shots. Witnesses recount Thaws reaction and the revolver handed to Debs by Conbey as police identify the weapon. Debs testifies Thaw claimed ruin to his wife as he was led to the station house.
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Thaw
Cohen
Cowen
Henry F. Please
Orchbestra
Madison Square Garden
Brudi
Mr. Delmes
Edward H. Conbey
Debs
Conbey
Garvan
Anthony Debs
Mr. Thaw
Harald
Mr. Sarvan
City Record for a Day list of names and health notes
A city record compiles a long list of individuals with ages and medical conditions including heart disease, pneumonia, meningitis, and cerebral hemorrhage. It also records several births and a variety of building permits detailing remodels and dwellings with dollar values. The entries mix personal data, addresses, and family pairings across multiple streets and hospitals.
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George W. Fenneman
N. Delaware St
Elizabeth Uipps
James Park
Louisa J. Veiweg
Blakest
Johanna Fairhead
Batesst
Mollie I. Dellenger
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Jesse B. Johnson
Hospital For
Frank Post
Andy Hester
City Hospital
Lobar
Ashland Ave
Society People Visit%8211. Residents Travel and Social Plans
Mr Frank Parrott visits his father in Anderson and Mr Otto Reed travels from Anderson to Indianapolis for several days with friends. J C France spends Sunday in Anderson. Miss Myrtle Collins goes to Cleveland Ohio for several weeks. Miss Millie Levy visits Miss Florence Strauss in Kokomo. Miss Emma Robertson returns to Indianapolis after visiting Shelbyville friends. she plans days with friends in Indianapolis before returning to Chicago. Mrs Nellie Perkins of Connersville visits her brother in Indianapolis. Miss Blanch and Marie Trusler visit Connersville for Sunday with the Truslers. Mrs W B Kuhn and son Percy join her husband in Indianapolis after moving from Connersville. Mr and Mrs Austin Hardin visit friends at Shoals. Box parties form for the MacMillen recital Wednesday night at English's.
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Otto Reed
Anderson
Indianapolis
Emma Robertson
James Hilligoss
Shelbyville
Chicago
Nellie Perkins
Connersville
Robert Perkins
Macmillen
Long Service in Guard and War Ends Quiet Heroic Life
William Meyers longtime color bearer for Indiana Light Artillery and a veteran of the Spanish American War died Sunday night at 58 in Indianapolis. He served 23 years with the battery, led drill teams, and worked at the Indianapolis Sun before retiring due to health. Survived by a wife, a 17 year old son Victor, and a sister in Hoopeston. Funeral Wednesday at 2 PM.
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William Meyers
Indianapolis Sun
Indiana National Guard
Meyers
Light Artillery
Porto Rico
Indianapolis
Sonor
Jack Gowdy
Indianapolis Journal
The
Sun
the Sun
Mr. Meyers
West Virginia
Victor
Hoopeston
Ice Cutting Opens At Winona Lake And Indianapolis
The Eagle Lake Ice company began cutting ice at Winona lake on Monday with five hundred men employed. Ice thickness ranges from one to ten inches. The Consumers' Ice company also started work Monday on streams near Indianapolis, where ice thickness is seven to eight inches.
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Eagle Lake Ice Company
Winona Lake
Ice Com
Pany
Indianapolis
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Ceril
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Noble-st
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Barthave
Earl A. Dunn
Rhoda E. Penning
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Twelfth St
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