Wall Street gains fade after dull opening
New York stocks opened weak then turned dull and steady with slight gains. President Roosevelt's letter to the Interstate Commerce Commission is seen as signaling willingness to hear railroad arguments, a potential positive for the market. Railroads claim wage cuts were in good faith and that legislation has caused shipper and railroad fears. Delaware and Hudson slipped, Louisville and Nashville rose, cotton and wheat ticked up slightly.
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New York
Wall St
Roosevelt
Interstate Commerce Commission
Delaware & Hudson
Louisville & Nashville
City Grain Price Report With Multiple Grain Fluctuations
Wheat steady with No 2 red at 95c and No 2 red through billing at 96c. No 3 red up 2c, No 4 red at 8744c, No 1 rejected at 90c. February through April values noted. Corn firmer with No 2 white 5544c and through billing 56c. Oats steady with No 2 white 5oc and No 8 white 1c through billing. Hay steady with Timothy at 13.60 and No 1 at 18.26. Inspections list cars by grade and color for Wheat Corn No 2 white mixed No 3 white No 4 white and No 2 yellow through billing. Total car counts shown for in and out movements.
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Timothy
Rye Sc
Billine
East Buffalo Live Stock Market Report
East Buffalo New York February 21 Cat ten receipts 260 strong trade light Veals 2509 50 Sheep and Lambs receipts 10 000 slow and steady sheep active Lambs 523 61 30 yearlings 6 0 6 60 wethers 5 507 8 ewes and mixed sheep 5 0 5 50 culls 3 75 4 25 Hogs receipts 5 100 active pi es 10c higher others 10c lower Yorkers 4 85 pigs 4 60 4 75 mixed and heavies 9 roughs 4 00 4 20
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East Buffalo
N. Y
Live Stock Market Report Indianapolis February 21
Receipts hogs thirteen thousand nine hundred cattle thirteen hundred sheep and lambs two hundred. Hog market opened ten to fifteen cents lower, closed weak, top four sixty. Cattle market steady. Calves sheep and lambs steady. Detailed ranges for steers heifers cows bulls and calves listed by weight and grade. hogs shown by weight classes with prices.
Wheat and grain futures rise on Liverpool strength in Chicago
The Chicago wheat market opened higher on Liverpool demand with May wheat at 92 7/8 to 93 1/4 cents and corn at 59 4/39 to 60 1/2 cents. Closing prices show mixed gains across grains with May wheat around 93 1/4 cents and oats and pork, lard, ribs finishing higher or steady.
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Chicago
Liverpool
A. W. Thomson
Wises
Goa
Ates
Water as best remedy for rheumatism and kidney trouble
An authority urges heavy water intake to prevent stomach issues and urine irritation. A simple vegetable treatment is proposed with Daadelion, Compound Karyon, and Sarsaparilla, to be taken after meals and at night, plus ample water. The note stresses kidneys as filters and urges posting this household prescription.
Free Methodists Conduct Meetings An Old Time Way
The Free Methodists have held meetings nightly since January except Saturdays at lit KE. Tenthst. They practice the doctrine of early Methodists. At class meetings the leader reads scripture then calls members to share experience. The pastor is aided this week by presiding elder C A Fleming, who will lead a quarterly meeting Sunday.
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C. A. Fleming
Hendricks County to Hear Franchising Suit Talked
Attorneys from both sides in the suit of A. W. latch seek to enjoin Indianapolis Telephone Co and the Board of Public Works from a new franchise contract. The venue shifts to Hendricks County with Judge James L. Clark assigned. A temporary restraining order remains in force as parties push for an early hearing.
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A. W. Latch
Indianapolis Telephone Company
Board of Public Works
Hendricks County
J. L. McMaster
James L. Clark
Telephone Company
Men Thank Society as Aid Reaches Despatches and Work
Fifty one boxes of clothing and vegetables and 1000 pounds of cornmeal were received by the Charity Organization Society. Rev M C Pearson of Plainfield sent the first consignment and Peter Hill of Sandborn sent the meal. Over 460 men were employed at the Summer Mission, paid in provisions, with carpenters among workers. The society recalls gratitude letters and street car tickets issued to workers. Secretary Grout reported Indianapolis factories contributing weekly to the needy, with former beneficiaries now aiding donations.
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Charity Organization Society
M. C. Pearson
The
Friends Church
Plainfield
Peter Hill
Sandborn
Ind
Society
Charles &. Grout
Indianapolis
Cattle and Hog Prices Stable in Pittsburg Market
Cattle receipts light to heavy demand with steady to firm prices. Hogs show down drift with prime heavies around 4.60 and best heavy yorkers near 4.70. Sheep receipts light and steady with prime wethers about 5.60 to 5.85 and lambs from 5.00 to 7.50.
Chicago Live Stock Market at Union Stock Yards Hi Feb 21
Hogs receipts 35 000 down about 10c with prices for light 1.20 to 1.45 mixed 4.25 to 4.44 heavy 4.26 to 4.55 roughs 4.25 to 4.74 pigs 3.70 to 4.85 yorkers 4.40 to 4.45 Cattle receipts 7 060 down 10c beves 1.00 to 6.10 cows and heifers 3.70 to 4.75 calves westerners 4.00 to 4.75 stockers and feeders 2.15 to 4.85 Sheep receipts 10 000 steady natives 2.25 to 5.60 western 3.40 to 5.60 yearlings 5.50 to 6.30 lambs native and western 5.00 to 8.00.
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Esc
Cess
Litegee
Pittsburg
Chicago
Union
Auditor Finds New Trail In County Steal
Auditor Albert Sahm probes forged signatures and duplicate bills tied to the Worrell Manufacturing Company for asylum and jail charges. Emmett Huggins, former bailiff, seeks a preliminary hearing. Judge schedules Feb 26 after ongoing county records inquiry into coal and power house expenses.
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Worrell Manufacturing Company
Sedalia
Julietta Asylum
Morgan
Edward G. Sourbier
Albert Sahm
Immett
Huggins
Commissioners’ Court
Newton Harding
Elliott R. Hooton
Harding
Nght
Appellate Court Orders Boni de Castellane to Pay for Gems
The appellate court ruled that Count Boni de Castellane and Mme Anna Gould must pay $20,000 to actress Vera Nemidoff for pearls bought from Nemidoff in 1902. Boni allegedly kept a receipt and pawned the jewels after receiving them, while Gould testified she did not see the gems.
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Paris
Count Boni de Castellane
Mme
Anna Gould
Vera Nemidoff
Mlle. Nemidoff
Count Boni
Mule
Hinshaw Sidetracked After Illness En Route to Senator Latimer Funeral
Washington dispatch reports Representative Hinshaw of Nebraska fell seriously ill near Spartansburg on the funeral train for Senator Latimer. He was removed from the train for medical care and later resumed the journey after showing improvement. The congressman was not a member of the committee for Latimer’s funeral.
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Hinshaw
Nebraska
Latimer
Belton
Hughes to Speak in Chicago at Union League Club
Albany February 2 Governor Hughes left for Chicago to deliver a Washington's Birthday address before the Union League Club tomorrow morning and attend the club's banquet in the evening setting a busy two part visit in the Windy City
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Albany
WN. Y
Gov. Hughes
Chicago
Washington
Union League Cliub
Fourteen Miners Killed in Tyne Colliery Blast
In a colliery explosion near Newcastle on Tyne last night fourteen miners were killed.
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London
Newcastle-on-Tyne
State level deal looms as Marion county splits emerge
Indiana Democratic factions in Marion county signal a possible governor race shift. Rumors place Jim Beam, Steve Fleming, and Crawford Fairbanks within a conservative bloc over liquor policy while Thomas R. Marshall is named as a gubernatorial target. Ralston supporters dispute Fleming and Fairbanks positions and note Marshall’s quiet public stance amid intra party maneuvering.
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Marion County
Jim Each
Indianapolis
Steve Fleming
Fort Wayne
Crawford Fairbanks
Terre Haute
Bell
Fleming
Fairbanks
Thomas R. Marshall
Columbia City
Samuel M. Ralston
Lebanon
Ralston
Joe Bell
Marshall
Fleming, Kuhn, Fairbanks
Slack, Et al
Park board debates disposal of a dead park creature
The City Board of Park Commissioners faces a strange problem a young girl escaped from Albert Lieber grounds and was found in Riverside park. Julius Kitzing superintendent of the park captured it after difficulty. It died striking its head on a fence. The body was stored in cold storage as the board ponders options. Potential ideas include giving the hide to the state museum or starting a sausage project, with storage charges looming. No decision yet.
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City Board of Park Commissioners
Albert Lieber
Riverside Park
Julius Kitzing
Kitzing
Indianapolis
Board of Park Commissioners
Gee
Henry Jameson
Riverside
Miners killed as ice dam collapses in shaft collapse
Ten miners enter the Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal mine in Wilkes Barre Pa when a mass of ice formed in the shaft fell on the cage. Two were killed immediately and three fatally injured with others uninjured.
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Wilkesbarre
Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Company
Kentucky Solons to Inspect State Fair Grounds
About fifty members of the Kentucky legislature are expected in Indianapolis tomorrow. The Kentucky State Board of Agriculture will show the coliseum and other fair grounds buildings. An appropriation for fair grounds exists but not for buildings. Indiana Board of Agriculture plans entertainment for the visitors. H. J. McGowan will escort them to the grounds by special cars.
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Kentucky
Indianapolis
Kentucky State Board of Agriculture
Indiana Board of Agriculture
H. J. McGowan
Fair Grounds
Democratic committee endorses Bram for president
Nashville Tennessee February 2 The Democratic state executive committee endorses William J Bram for the presidency.
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Nashville, Tenn
Democratic State Executive Committee
William J. Bram
Prohibition Judge on Bench Fines Saloonman
Jacob Schulmeyer saloon keeper was fined $15 and costs in police court Friday for violating Sunday closing laws. Attorney Pettijohnn sought to dismiss on technical grounds. Benjamin F. Watson, a prominent Prohibition party attorney, was placed on the bench when a venue change was requested from Judge Whalton.
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Jacob Schulmeyer
Charles Pettijohnn
Benjamin F. Watson
Prohibition Party
Pettijohn
Whalton
Central Union Telephone Pays Half-Year Franchise Tax
The Central Union Telephone company paid a semi annual franchise tax of $3,000 to City Controller George T Breunig on Friday. The company is stated to pay the city $6,000 yearly.
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Central Union Telephone Company
George T. Breunig
Park Board Approves 300 for Horse and Buggy Purchase
The City Board of Park Commissioners voted Friday to allocate 300 for buying a horse and buggy to be used by Houston Tall, the city florist.
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City Board of Park Commissioners
Houston Tall
City
Five Women Off Sidewalk Fined After Disorderly Pranks
Lena Coval aged 18 and two male companions Alonzo Dunigan and Charles Aton were fined after running into and shoving five women on Shelby street. Officer Baumfuhrer observed their scheme and they pled guilty to disorderly conduct in police court.
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Lena Coval
Alonzo Dunigan
Oriental-st
Charles Aton
Leota-st
Shelby-st
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MM. C. Kelly
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Scottdale, Pa
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Lige Powell
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