Stocks in New York Market Rise With Mixed Front-Running
In New York on February 4 the market advanced as short-covering pushed prices back to near Saturday’s lows. Union Pacific Smelters and St Paul led gains while overall activity remained limited. Roosevelt’s address aided trading as Rock Island firmed despite rumours of receivership being officially denied. Wheat steady, cotton down slightly, curd dull.
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New York
Union Pacific
Smelters
St. Paul
Roosevelt
London
Rock Island
Grain and Feed Yard Report With Mixed Lots and Inspections
Wheat and corn bids show no clear grades with several cars in and out. Tons of mixed and timothy lots listed, including No 2 red wheat and No 3 red track, with multiple cars in and out and no established grade for some consignments.
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Mic
Timothy
Otal
Local Dairy and Poultry Prices Listed in Trade Ad
Butter Elgin prints and state cream prices include 3c, 3ic, country inc. Cheese from New York full cream 1714¢ and Wisconsin full cream Itc. Eggs fresh 18c. Poultry prices show live turkeys 8 to 10c, live ducks 5c, geese 5c, hens and roosters 5c.
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Elgin
Country, Inc
New York
Wisconsin
Chicago Grain opens firm with mixed trade
Chicago grain reports wheat opening steady to unchanged as buyers and sellers balance. Liverpool strength attributed to firmer cables and demand, with spot wheat higher and cargoes firm. Northwest rail cars 289 versus 131 last year. Minneapolis wheat stocks down 15,000 bushels over three days. Opening quotes: Wheat May 95 1/2 to 96 1/2 cents, corn May 59 1/2 to 60 1/2, oats May 51 1/2, pork May 12.02, lard inactive, May 6.55.
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Chicago
Brooamhall
Liverpool
Northwest
Minneapolis
Live Stock Prices and Receipts in Indianapolis Market
Indianapolis stock market report for February 4 shows hogs up to 4.35 top, cattle strong, sheep and lambs steady. Receipts around 10,000 hives, cattle around 450 to 15 steers ranges and weights listed, cows and calves mixed quality, bulls and veal calves noted. hogs lead activity with various weight categories and prices.
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Indianapolis
Vegetables and Fruits Price List and Varieties
A detailed price list for cabbage onions beets tomatoes sweet potatoes and more from various regions. Includes per bushel per crate per dozen and per box pricing for items such as Valencia garlic oranges popcorn apples pears lemons cranberries and grapes with regional sources like California Arizona Florida and Illinois. Contains numerous figures and unit terms typical of a wholesale market listing.
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California
Kentucky
Illinois
Arizona
Florida
Pittsburg Live Stock Prices and Receipts
Pittsburg market report lists cattle receipts light with higher prime prices at $6.40 to $6.50 per cwt for prime cattle and heifers at $25 to $75, hog receipts light with prime heavy hogs at $4.50 to $4.75, light hogs $4.70, sheep receipts steady with prime wethers $5.40 to $5.75 and lambs around $3.50. Continuous price ranges reflect market softness and mixed lots across classes.
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Pittsburg
Chicago Live Stock Prices at Union Stock Yards
Hog receipts reach 32,000 with slow demand at mixed prices from $3.50 to $4.50. Cattle receipts 5,500 steady with Beeves $3.60 to $6.15, cows and heifers $1.70 to $4.70, calves $5.00 to $7.00, stockers $2.60 to $4.60. Sheep receipts 120, prices rising. natives and westerns $3.25 to $5.65, yearlings $4.0 to $5.0, lambs $5.5.
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Union
Cattle and Hog Markets Report From East Buffalo
East Buffalo stockyards show cattle receipts around 500 with prices for veals at 5.00 to 419.00, sheep and lambs at 7,000 mostly slow to lower on lambs while yearlings and sheep hold. Hogs receipts near 5,930 with heavies strong, light grades slow, closes weak. yorkers about 4.09 to 4.71, pigs 4.50, mixed heavies 4.80 to 4.85, roughs 4.00 to 4.25.
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East Buffalo
N. Y
Pension bill carries 150.869 million dollars
Washington reports that the pension bill as presented carries 150 million 869 thousand dollars in total funding. The figure is cited as part of the day's legislative action, with emphasis on the substantial cost to be borne by the budget.
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Washington
Barkers Busy Owing Voter on Bandwagon First Ballot
A local scramble unfolds as Barker supporters push for voter alignment on the bandwagon amid promises tied to the first ballot. The scene centers on campaign activity and candidate finance concerns affecting turnout.
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Barkers
Watson Bid to A First Ballot Nomination in Tight Indiana Convention
Indiana Republicans wage a long fight for governor nomination with Jim Watson leading a bandwagon effort. Hanly and Bookwalter factions clash as delegates split, while labor opposition to Watson grows amid district marches, county organization shifts, and national delegate selections.
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Jim’e Watson
Watson
Marxie
Mr. Watson
Jack Gowdy
Hantly
Hanly
Gov
Mr. Hanly
Gov. Hanly
Kanly
C. W. Miller
Goshen Aa.er
DC. W. Miller
State
Grant
Delaware
Watsonites
Fairbanks and Goodrich
Eighth
CG. W. Miller
Hugh
Fr. Miller
W. J. Taylor
Williams Defines President's Speech as Centralizing Power
In a House speech on Feb 1 Minority Leader John Sharp Williams denounced the president's message as aiming to centralize power and expand federal authority. The House adopted a Portugal sympathy resolution after a motion by Rep. Cousins. The Printing Committee continued its probe, Cortelyou sent the Panama bond awards list to the Senate, and the Senate began consideration of the urgent deficiency bill.
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Awwastington
John Sharp Williams
Ieader
Representative Cousins
Iowa
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
House
Portugal
Committee On Printing
Cortelyou
Senate
Panama
Flying Sugar Bowl Divorce Suit Triggers Domestic Toss
George FF Sackman sues Effie May Sackman for divorce claiming she hurled a sugar bowl at him during an argument. He alleges the incident was part of ongoing domestic conflict and seeks dissolution of marriage.
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Effie May Sackman
George FF. Sackman
Delay Telegram Cost Hartz Big Sum in Land Deal Suit
William T. Hartz of Dinville sues Western Union Telegraph for damages claiming a delayed telegram during land negotiations caused a large financial loss. The case will be heard in federal court.
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William T. Hartz
Dinville
Western Union Telegraph Company
Moses Bottoms Denied Saloon License by County Board
The Board of County Commissioners refused Moses Bottoms a liquor license for a saloon at 602 N Senate Ave after personal interviews suggested the application served his brother Edward Bottoms, who currently runs the complained‑about establishment.
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Board of County Commissioners
Moses Bottoms
Senate
Moses
Edward Bottoms
Insurance license granted to Cooper Fire Insurance
The state insurance department issued a license to Cooper Fire Insurance Company of Dayton Ohio to operate in Indiana.
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Insurance Department
Cooper Fire Insurance Company
Dayton, O
Indiana
Indiana Law School Five Defeated by Marion Club Seconds
The Indiana Law School basketball team lost Monday night to the Marion club seconds by a score of 29 to 18. The article notes a tough matchup and Marion's defense limiting Indiana to few baskets as the game progressed.
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Indiana Law School
Marion Club
Cone v Pentecost Band suit over wages began in circuit court
Ralph R. Cone sues the Pentecost Bands of the World for two dollars claiming pay for services as bookkeeper business manager and treasurer from 1900 to 1900. The band says members work for spiritual benefits only and deny owed wages.
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Ralph R. Cone
Pentecost Bands
Wrld
Tiger Dies in Arena Battle Between Big Bengal Tiger and Leopard
Peru Indiana witnessed a brutal menagerie clash as a Bengal tiger and a leopard fought for 86 minutes in the winter quarters arena. Trainer Philp Costang and 36 others watched as the tiger killed the leopard after multiple turns by ferocious animals, Costang narrowly escaped.
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Peru
Ind
Philp Costang
Costang
Tie
Bryan to Flay the Rich and Subsidized Press
William Jennings Bryan will address the Civic forum at Carnegie Hall on Thou Shalt Not Steal. He targets the predatory rich and the subsidized press, with J P Morgan in a box. Tomorrow he speaks to the Economic Club on Finances.
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New York
William Jennings Bryan
Civic Forum
Carnegie Hall
J. PB. Morgan
Roberson Lecture on Imperial India and the Incas
Frank RR Roberson, noted traveler, will lecture Friday evening in Caleb Mills hall on Imperial India the Land of Mystery. The talk will be illustrated with stereopticon views from his travels in Asia. He will also present Land of the Incas with similar imagery.
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Frank RR. Roberson
Caleb Mills
India
Asia
Board Likely to Approve Belt Railway Elevation Plan
The Board of Public Works is expected to approve plans to elevate the Belt railway tracks over East Washington Street on Friday. The Pennsylvania Railroad has opposed the elevation project.
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Board of Public Works
E. Washington St
Pennsylvania Railroad
United States Marshal Arrests Paul Courtney in Wells County
K. C. Rankin, United States marshal, arrested Paul Courtney Tuesday in Wells county near Bluffton on a charge of destroying mailboxes and he was bound over to the federal grand jury.
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K. C. Rankin
United States
Paul Courtney
Wells County
Bluffton
Federal
Mine Workers Meet Board Consider Convention Work
The executive board of the United Mine Workers of America met Tuesday to discuss the convention agenda and forthcoming work.
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United Mine Workers of America
Toledo Grain Prices and futures report
Toledo grain market totals show Wheat with May at 974c and July at 8c for September 8c. Corn cash 16lc May 68c July 6le September 6095gc. Oats cash 5vtac May 4%c July 3844c. Cloverseed cash and March 11.40 April 11.28 October 8.50. Prime alfalfa $10.40 prime timothy $2.5. Rye No 1 80c.
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Toledo
Alsuce
Timothy
Rye
Portugal's Franco Fading as Lisbon Turmoil Grows
Special dispatch from Madrid reports Portugal's former dictator Franco facing danger after Queen Amelie and King Manuel III assert control. Lisbon sees arrests and martial law rumors as revolutionaries push to relocate bodies for state rites. Royal mourning, funerals planned, foreign interests watch closely.
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Madrid
Amelie
Portugal
Manuel H
Franco
Lisbon
Oporto
Ferreira de Amaral
Manuel TH
Carlos
Second Lancers
Prince of Wales
Charles of Bourbon
Aosta
Vietor Emmanuel
Duke of
Countess of
Paris
McGuire Defeats Marsh In Greens Billiard Tourney
McGuire defeated Marsh Monday night in the Greens billiard tournament, winning 115 to 72.
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M’guire
Marsh
McGuire
Greens
Ready 10 Begin Extension Of Fall Greek Boulevard
Plans for the Fall creek boulevard between Senate and Northwestern avenues are being prepared by Daniel Dupree draftsman in the office of the City Board of Park Commissioners. The board intends to begin work soon to fulfill Mayor Bookwalter's plan to employ the unemployed. Charles E Coffin president said it now rests with the mayor to secure council appropriation, which he will seek once landscape architect George R. Kessler signals approval.
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Alterna
L. (. Boyd
James H. Lee
Natiotet Sicetor
Fred €. Gardner
Lockwalter
Lookwalter
Chicago
Charles Warren Fairbanks
Indiana
Bookwalter
Joseph B. Kealing
Fairbanks
Kealing
John €. Ruckelshaus
Mr. Wealing
Mr. Gardner
Gardner
Harry S. New
Understad
Capt
New
Friends of
Fall Creek
Senate
Northwestern Aves
Daniel Dupree
City Board of Park Commissioners
Charles E. Coffin
George KE. Kessler
City Births and Deaths Reported in Daily Jurisdiction
City records list multiple births at addresses on Emer suresave Sheffield-ave Morvis-st and more including stillborn infant at 1821 W Morvis-st and various deaths such as cerebral embolism pneumonia tuberculosis and typhoid fever across districts. Marriages and building permits are also noted with names and addresses for modest structures and homes.
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Hert
Nannie Repine
Hegsie Shaw
Eancer
Womb
Cystns Helms
Dearborn-st
Edna McDonials
Koffman Place
Onia Kuntz
W. Vermont-st
Mary M. King
S. Belmont-st
Alfred R. Hardy
S. Holmes Ave
Anna Thomas
Liberty
Minnie Caroline Wolfla
Annie Sanders
John H. Mills
S. Nobleest
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N.Y
T. C. Shotwell
City Grain
Chicago Grain
A. W. Thomson
Evers Choice
Ealy
Saad
Pittsboro
Nealing
Dedelegates
Charles A. Bookwalter
Joseph R. Kealing
Williams
Cror
Bryan
Roberson
Uncle Sam
Africa
M. Pichon
France
Chamber of Deputies
Marcel Sembat
M. Brisson
Chamber
M. Sembat
Thomas M. Quinn
Margaret M. Mullen
Clyde D. Schurtz
Rilla
Martin J. Smart
Florence M. Dunbree
Vasile Boreriga
Anna Strava
Roland J. Griffin
Sallie W. Marwell
Preston C. Goss
Lara B. Schreiber
Harry Baker
Ethel F. Sheets
A. HI. Mills
Cornell Ave
Rose O. Johnston
Quincy-st
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Indiana Dental College
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