Market Dull in New York and London Trading
In New York the stock market opened active briefly but soon dulled with fractional gains and losses. Utilities and rail stocks moved, United Pacific led gains while Reading slipped slightly. in London American shares were heavy and dull.
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T. C. Shotwell
New York
St. Paul
Great Northern
Reading
Northern Pacific
Union Pacific
Delaware & Hudson
London
Seacy
Wheat prices rise on sharp foreign market demand Chicago
In Chicago on February 4, wheat led gains as foreign demand surged and world shipments rose 2,000,900 bushels from a week earlier. Opened firm with corn and pork futures showing modest activity and varying nearby prices across May contracts, including oats and lard.
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Chicago
Pittsburg Live Stock Prices and Receipts Report
Pittsburg Pa February 24 Cattle receipts 2000 with price gains to 10 cents higher extra 5705 80 per head good and heifers 046 485 fresh cows and springers 2500 5 Hog receipts 11000 down 4 84 0c prime heavy hogs 450 prime medium weights 459 455 pigs 3950 440 common to good roughs 3000 400 Sheep receipts 1700 steady prime 95 6505 85 good mixed 485 80
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Pittsburg
Hog and cattle prices in Indianapolis market report
Indianapolis February market update shows hog receipts about 6,000 with top hog price around 4.45 per cwt and cattle and calves steady. Listings include steers and heifers by weight, cows and bulls pricing bands, and sheep and lambs values across multiple grade ranges.
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Indianapolis
Chicago Live Stock Prices at Chicago Stockyards
Chicago stockyards report strong receipts with hogs at 4.05 to 4.20 and cattle at 4.10 to 6.00. Hogs include light, mixed, and heavy classes with varying prices. cattle feature beeves, cows and heifers, Texans, calves, and stockers. Sheep and lambs show ranges from 5.40 to 7.10 with western lots noted.
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Chicago
Chicago Stockyards
Hoxts
Western
Anata
East Buffalo Live Stock Prices Dip and Rise
East Buffalo market notes show cattle receipts around 3000 with exports 5.50 to 5.85, steers and heifers mixed, cows 3.50 to 3.75, bulls up to 4.75, stockers to 4.50, veals 5.25 to 9.25. Sheep and lambs receipts 24,000 with lambs weaker, yearlings 6.00 to 11.50, wethers 15.75, ewes 5.00 to 8.50, hogs softer with yorker barrows 4.55 to 4.60 and heavies 4.25 to 4.60.
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East Buffalo
Buffalo
N. Y
Tve
Yorker B. Vngs
Woman Gagues Husband of the Drink Habit
Gowrie Iowa report details Mrs. Oldgrey claiming a "gold cure" for drunkards. She bound her husband between blankets while he was intoxicated and used a horsewhip to force him to sign a pledge, despite his injuries.
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Gowrie
Ivan Oldgrey
All Shelbyville Factories Resume Full Operation
All factories in Shelbyville Indiana have resumed operation and are running on nearly full time as of February 44.
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Shelbyville
Ind
Murdered priest by altar sparks Denver mob clash
Father Leo Heinrichs was slain during a sacramental moment at St Elizabeth's church in Denver. Giuseppe Alio, the Italian anarchist, was arrested after a clash with worshippers and later transferred to Colorado Springs for safety as a mob of thousands feared lynching him. The shooter admitted planning more killings and hailed his act before law took its course.
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Denver
Colorado Springs
Guiseppe
Alio
Father Leo Heinrichs
St. Elizabeth'’s Church
Father Leo
United States
Italy
Keelin
Germany
Paterson
N. J
St. Bonaventure’s
Crogham, N. Y
Churches Are The Friends Of Labor Bishop Says
Bishop Francis of Indianapolis told Evansville unemployed that churches are firm friends of labor unions and that unions are the work of God. He urged churches and labor to stand together to bust trusts and warned the unemployed to endure hardship to avoid aiding trusts.
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Evansville
Ind
Francis
Indianapolis
Central Labor Union Hall
W. Reid Cross
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Ife
City Grain Market Prices and Inspections Report
The grain market shows steady wheat with No 2 red at 94 cents and No 3 red at 92 cents with billing adjustments. Corn prices mix across white and yellow grades while hay and rye show steady to firm levels, and inspections note cars in and out across multiple grades.
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Timothy
Railroad men endorse Roosevelt action in wage probe
Atlanta February 4. About one thousand five hundred railroad workers from multiple unions unanimously endorse President Roosevelt for ordering the Interstate Commerce Commission to investigate Louise and Nashville railroad and other employers for proposed wage reductions.
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Atlanta
Brotherhood of Locomotives Engineers
International Association of Machinists
Roosevelt
Inter- State Commerce Commission
Louise & Nashville Railroad
Telephone case to be argued Tuesday in Danville
The injunction suit of Aretas W Hateh against the New Telephone company Indianapolis Telephone company Joseph T Al Nott Preston C Trusler and Frederick J Mack Board of Works Indianapolis Central Trust Co W F Churchman trustee over venue change will be argued before Judge James J Clark Tuesday morning in Hendricks circuit court An impressive legal lineup appears for both sides
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Indianapolis Sun
Danville
Ind
Aretas W. Hateh
New Telephone Company
Indianapolis Telephone Company
Joseph T. al- Nott
Preston C. Trusler
Frederick J. Mack
Board of Works
City of
Indianapolis
Central Trust Company
New York
W. F. Churchman
Hendricks Circuit Court
J. L. McMaster
Marion County Superior Court
Railroads Withdraw Wages Reduction Order in Midwest
Chicago February 24 The Chicago Great Western Soo Line and Minneapolis and St Louis railroads withdrew their planned wage cuts for freight handlers in Minneapolis after a mass meeting where workers protested the 10 percent reduction. International Secretary John J Flynn received word of similar cuts by the Vanderbilt lines in Toledo.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Chicago Great Western
Soo Line
Minneapolis & St. Louis
International
John J. Flynn
Vanderbilt Lines
Toledo
Bachelor brothers die near Franklin
Siamuel and Levi Brunmemer, bachelor brothers aged 75 and 69, died yesterday on the farm where they were born. One died at 11 and the other at 10 a.m. A double funeral is planned for Tuesday morning.
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Franklin
Ind
Siamuel
Levi Brunmemer
Governors Hanly and Willson Meet at Jeffersonville
In Jeffersonville Indiana on February 24 Governors J Frank Hanly of Indiana and Augustus E Willison of Kentucky met for the first time. They were guests of Indiana Reformatory Superintendent Whitaker during the annual prison inspection and shared a dinner praising the other governor.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
J. Frank Hanly
Indiana
Augustus E. Willison
Kentucky
Whittaker
Conn Enters the Race for the Governorship
Charles G. Conn of Elkhart a horn manufacturer enters the Democratic nomination for governor. His formal announcement has just been published. Conn is a typical businessman's candidate and is strong in many parts of the State.
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Charles G. Conn
Elkhart
Conn
Mr. Conn
ICC Probes Louisville and Nashville Railroad
The Interstate Commerce Commission opens an investigation into the Louisville and Nashville Railroad at President Roosevelt's request. The system spans about 7,000 miles and a large force of special agents will examine its accounts and finances. Washington February 24.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Louisvile & Nashville
Roosevelt
Louisville & Nashville
Mules Withdrawn From Sutro Tunnel After Thirty Years
Twelve mules long confined in the Sutro tunnel at the Comstock mine were brought to the surface in Rin o Nev on February 2. The animals have not seen daylight for thirty years and will not return underground as electric power will move carts along the underground railroad in the future.
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Rieno
Nev
Sutro
Comstock
County Debt Nears 82.5 Million After Bond Sale
Marion County will owe about 82.5 million after selling bonds authorized by the last county council session. The county treasury lacks funds for current expenses and the estimated total debt reflects new issuances.
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Marion County
Tino Me
Charters Filed Under Indiana Laws Include Several Firms
New articles of incorporation filed with the secretary of state list White River Detective association Terre Haute New Point Creamery association Brown Trust company Tell City Foundry and Machine Silberhorn Packing company Fort Wayne Hammond Motor Boat club Hammond Furniture and Carpet company plus others with stated capital and named directors or officers.
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White River Detective Association
White River
O. van Landingham
H. O. Fields
G. E. Narman
Elder and Trout Company
Terre Haute
Capital
Joseph G. Elder
M. Trout
New Point Creamery Association
New Point
The
Brown Trust Company
Rockport
William K. Brown
J. J. Brown
B. B. Bridges
W. YY. Kincaid
C. F. Maas
T. J. Markland
W. H. Parker
F. Thurman
Tell City Foundry and Machine Company
Tell City
Hl. Boehman
G. la Rue
A. Zunelly
KR. R. Carr
A. P. Iinn
Silberhorn Packing Company
Fort Wayne
W. FR. Silberhorn
S. Bush
C. D. Campbell
W. FE. Webb, Jr
H. A. Ritter
Hammond Motor Boat Club
Hammond
C. FC. Payne
G. Hunter
A. A. Sherley
Hamman Furniture and Carpet Company
South Bend
S. Greenebaum
H. G. Schock
Eda
F. O'Flynn
Disorderly conduct leads to multiple arrests at city saloon
Edward Montgomery was fined 1 and costs in police court for disorderly conduct after a saloon incident at 501 Patterson. Philip Lucid, the bartender, was arrested for assault and battery but discharged. Police raided Otto Weifsbach’s saloon at 1191 Madison and 12 men were arrested. the keeper faced a blind tiger charge and others were charged with loitering and Nicholson law violations. Cases continued.
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Edward Montgomery
Montgomery
Pattersonst
Philip Lucd
Lucid
Martselt
For
Otto Weiffbach
Madison
Weifsbuch
Harry Codie
Washington St
Thomas Dillion
Capitol Ave
Southern Limited derailed near Vflavilila injuring five
The Florida Limited train running from Chicago to Jacksonville was derailed five miles south of Vflavilila Ga this morning. Two mail clerks two express messengers and a Negro porter were injured while all passengers escaped unharmed.
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Vflavilila
Southern Railways
Chicago
Jacksonville
Here
Protest over Nationals scores rejected by American Bowling Congress
Local bowler’s protest over the Nationals prize money at the A B C tourney gathers no traction as Secretary Langtry wires President Buddenbaum that official scores stand as best evidence. Buddenbaum notes scoring flaws but backs official results and aims to push for a private scoring system next year.
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Nationals
A. B.C
American Bowling Congress
Langtry
Buddenbaum
Congress
Cincinnati
Budenbaum
City Should Not Repeal Boulevard Law Says Breunig
City controller George T. Breunig says it is bad business to pass an ordinance opening Capitol Ave to heavy traffic and urges mandamus against the county to fund a new bridge over Fall Creek. The ordinance went to the railroad committee, which will hold a public meeting next week to hear Capitol Ave residents.
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Capitol-ave
Indiana-ave
Fall Creek
George T. Breunig
Savas
Capitolave
Railroad Committee
Wood
Capitol Ave
Births and Marriages in City Record Notice
Day births list includes Dennis and Lizzie Mulanny girl at 2133 North western ave. Frederick and Elizabeth Wittenberg girl at 241 Central ave. George and Francis Hoffmark boy at 615 Iowa st. Ulrichs stillborn girl at 1008 W Michi Ernst. Ernest and Gertrude Walker boy at 1110 Leonard st. Nicolls girl at 1183 Evison st. Ludgin girl at 13 Wisconsin st. Hale boy at 1412 S Illinois st. Nevill girl at 98 N King ave. Hick boy at 2837 N Senate ave. Bennerschiedt girl at 507 W St Clair st. medical notices list abscess of maxilla, ovarian cyst, pneumonia, asthma, liver cancer, valvular disease, influenza, pericarditis, tuberculous knee, typhoid, and bronchopneumonia. Marriages include Edward Collins and Lula Bailey. Charley Foster and Peachie Montgomery. Local business entries note dwelling and repairs with values.
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Dennis and
Lizzie Mulanny
Northwestern-ave
Frederick and
Elizabeth Wittenberg
Central-ave
George and
Francis Hoffmark
Iowast
Paul and
Anna Ulrich
W. Michi- Ernst
Ernest and
Gertrude Walker
Leonard-st
Boate
Emma Nicoll
William C
Nancy Hale
S. Illinois-st
Benjamin
Ida Nevill
N. Kingave
Burnette
Loretta Hick
N. Senate-ave
Carl and
Bertha Bennerschiedt
Wst. Clair-st
Mary A. Brown
City Hospital
Henry Aa. Ostendorf
New York St
Thomas Lowe
W. Washington
Ella Shepherd
John Muntz
Harvey St
Nancy E. Wiles
E. Pratt
Deaconess Hospital
Mary Carr
James QO
Camden
Delin’ A. Barnes
John Mathew Lauer
Denny-st
Lum EF
Laupheimer
Martindaje-ave
Charles Metzger
Olive-st
Walter Jorgensen
Pennsylvania St
Edward Collins
Lula Bailey
Charley Foster
Peachie Montgomery
Lawyer Files Quiet Title Suit Over Richcreek Property
Harry J. Milligan trustee in bankruptcy for Seth M. Richcreek sues Bertha Richcreek to quiet title on numerous lots held by Richcreek and also seeks title to two lots in her name alleged as part of the fugitive estate.
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Richcreek
Harry J. Milligan
Seth M. Richcreek
Bertha Richcreek
Mrs. Richcreek
Hitle
Australia Eyes Warm Welcome for US Fleet Visit
Melbourne Feb 21 Prime Minister Deakin announced the federal government invited President Roosevelt to bring the United States battleship fleet to Australia. He said Australia would host receptions rivaling Rio Janeiro and Callao, marking a new era for the Pacific region.
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Melbourne
America
Australia
Deakin
United States
Pacific
Roosevelt
Rio Janeiro
Callao
Four Men Poisoned in Monessen Saloon Incident
One man is dead another hospitalized and two more seriously ill after drinks laced with poison in Monessen Pennsylvania on Saturday night. Police suspect robbery as the motive. Edward Flairitch died and Conrad Schreiter is not expected to recover.
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Monessen
Edward Flairitch
Conrad Schreiter
Tella Poor Mer to Marry Early for Happy Home
A sermon by Rev. Allen O. H. Hess at the Tuxe do Park Baptist church urged young men and women to marry early rather than delay for wealth. He advised choosing a complement over a rival, respecting one’s wife, avoiding swearing, and warned that familiarity can lead to divorce.
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Tella
Mer
Allen O. H. Hess
Tuxedo Park
Mrs Eliza Knight Dies At Daughter's Home
Mrs Eliza Swright 71 widow of John Wright formerly with Knight and Jillson died at 5 o'clock Sunday at her daughter Mrs John W Critchlow's home 1915 N Delaware. She leaves two daughters Mrs W O Wentz of Chicago and Mrs Critchlow and a sister Mrs E B Carr of Pipestone Minn. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 1 30 PM at the residence.
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Eliza Swright
John Wright
Knight & Jillson
Colok
John W. Critchlow
N. Delawarest
Wo O W. Wentz
Chicago
Critchlow
E. B. Carr
Pipestone
Minn
Funers
Rival Baker Accused of Sabotaging Dough with Soap
Abraham Mack a Evansville baker filed an affidavit against rival Isadore Silberman claiming he secretly entered the baking room and fouled the dough trough with soap and a noxious drug ruining a batch of dough.
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Evansville
Ind
Abraham Mack
Isadore Silberman
Girl Seriously Burned In Kitchen Stove Fire
Isabelle Brewer a 12 year old girl was severely burned when her clothing ignited from a stove in a Greenwood Indiana kitchen yesterday. She suffered extensive burns from head to foot and was in critical condition.
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Greenwood
Ind
Isabelle Brewer
Soldier dies in San Francisco after service in Philippines
Anderson Ind Feb. 24 Charles Funk who had just completed three years in the army in the Philippines and arrived in San Francisco Jan 14 died in the hospital there yesterday on his way to visit relatives.
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A. W. Thomson
Vicoe
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Levis Ea Ea
Ren
Leo Heinrichs
Friends OF Labor
Indorse
Govs
Hanly and
Willson
Commission
Louisville and
Nashville
M.S
East Aiste
L. S. Ayres & Co
Air de Ballet
Butterny
Tpowers
Em, Chaminade
Godard Pacher Grieg
Gottschalk
Leybach
Chaminade -Bohm Handel
Traumerel
Remi
H -Gottschalk
Chaminade
Godard
Netterere
Schumann
Carlin & Lennox
Breunig
Colton St
G. P. Pinnell
Bismarck Ave
J. M. Solenberg
Washington-st
Valdenair Lumber Company
Stewart Et
Indiana Lump
King Coal Co
Blake S'l
LAW Building
Texas
Buck-Rife Land CO
Eliza Knight Gies
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