No Pressure on the Stocks at New York
Stocks fell about a point in early trading as the U S Supreme Court sustains Elkins act fines on rebates with Standard Oil involved. A $33 million government deposit call weighed on sentiment, yet liquidation was oddly light. American Smelting led declines while Union Pacific sold for the short account. Government bonds steadied as others were dull.
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New York
Supreme Court of the United States
Standard Oil
London
Colton
Union Pacific
Chicago Grain Market Fluctuations and Prices
The Liverpool weakness trimmed Chicago grain values with wheat slipping 0.45 to 0.75 cents. Quoting ranges show May wheat at 94 1/4 to 95 1/4, oats around 52 3/4, pork futures near 11.30, lard around 7.59, and ribs near 6.52. Closing quotes list May, July, and Sept contracts across wheat corn oats pork lard and ribs with mixed gains and losses.
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Chicago
Liverpool
A. W. Thomson
O.oo
fAsk
Chicago Live Stock Prices at Union Stock Yards
Feb 25 receipts include hogs at 4.15 to 4.59 for various grades and pigs to 14.25. cattle receipts steady with beeves 4.00 to 6.00, cows and heifers 1.85 to 5.00, calves 5.00 to 7.00. western stockers 2.75 to 4.35. sheep receipts 12,000 with natives 3.25 to 5.50 and lambs 5.00 to 6.90, western 3.40 to 7.90.
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Chicago
Union
Western
East Buffalo Live Stock Market Report
East Buffalo New York February 2 cattle receipts 100 steady trade fair veals and calves priced 4.75 to 69.00 sheep and lambs receipts 3400 slow and firmer for lambs sheep steady and active lambs 5.27 to 5.50 yearlings 6.00 to 6.50 sheep 3.75 to 5.85 hogs receipts 7650 five to ten cents stronger Yorkers 4.63 to 4.75 pigs 4.55 to 4.60 mixed and heavies 4.75 to 4.79 roughs 3.80 to 4.10
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East Buffalo
N. Y
Pittsburg Live Stock Market Prices Report
Pittsburg Pa February 25 cattle receipts light and steady with ranges for extra prime good heifers fresh cows and springers. Hog receipts around 1000 with prime heavy hogs 4.60 4.65 and roughs 3.09 4.10. Sheep receipts light and steady with prime wethers 5.65 5.85 and lambs 5.00 7.40.
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Pittsburg
Admits Ignorance in Capitol Graft Case
In Harrisburg Pennsylvania on Feb. Snyder former auditor-general admitted he did not know Sanderson's bid for furnishing the capitol was between 3 and 4 million dollars. He said he was ignorant of the blanket tier in the schedule and relied entirely on the architect for plans and specifications.
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Farrisburg
W. P. Snyder
Sanderson
Capitol
Snyder
Live Stock Prices and Receipts in Indianapolis Market
Indianaplis reports receipts of hogs 6500 cattle 1200 sheep and lambs 20. Hogs top 4.55 while opening higher and closing steady. Cattle steadies with many grades up. calves sheep and lambs mostly steady. Bulls and calves show mixed ranges. cows and feeders vary by class.
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Indianapolis
City Grain Prices and Grain Inspectments Report
Wheat steady at 96 cents for No. 2 red track with other grades showing listed bids. Corn and oats with through billing figures and no bids on hay. Inspections show multiple cars in and out across wheat corn oats and hay categories with totals of cars moved and grades specified.
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Sample
Hay
Timothy
Clover
City Births Marriages and Building Permits Digest
City records list births for Morley Archer Bridgins Potoora Krieger Voss Knapp Haines Schad Erber Kelley Devereux and several spouses. Deaths include Johnson Griffin Hurt Johnson Dory Daugherty Bundy Johnston Beale Love Holloway Holbrook and Bates. Marriages shown for six couples. Building permits issued to Kotteman York Roth Demming Richter House House repairs totaling thousands.
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Thomas and
Nora Morley
Kentucky Ave
William and
Minerva Archer
S. Alabama-st
Walter
Martha Bridgins
N. Capitol-ave
Zanarie
Flora Potoora
S. California-st
David
Rebecca Krieger
S. Capitol-ave
Mil
Carrie Voss
Davis-st
Christian
Freda Knapp
Ringfold-ave
Ross and
Minnie Haines
S. Eastst
Fred E
Amelia Schad
Woodlawn-ave
Ernest and
Mary Erber
N. Jefferson-ave
Aven
Emma Kelley
Wilbert E. Johnson
City Hospital
Henry C. Griffin
Central Insane Hospital
Maria Hurt
Rachel Johnson
J. Morris Wilson
Eleanor Hospital
Elizabeth C. Dory
N. Blackfordst
Ralph Daugherty
William Bundy
Indianapolis
Grippe
William Johnston
S. West At
George Beale Love
Esha B. Holloway
Delaware St
Daniel Bates Holbrook
Allen H. Stringer
Lena Miller
Walter L. Sargent
Ada A. Kieffer
Warren W. Kinkead
Orpha Sellars
Clifford Coleman
Pearl Sparks
William E. Westover
Blanche Berry
Frank Eakins
Rose Mersberger
F. E. Kotteman
Central-ave
P. H. York
George Roth
Parkview Ave
George Demming
Barth-ave
Henry Richter
Delaware-st
J. W. House
Talbott-ave
A Temperance Town for the Unemployed
March 9 has been set for the production of A Temperance Town at English's Opera House. Proceeds will be distributed to various Indianapolis charities aiding the unemployed.
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Opera House
Indianapolis
Madison Delegation Fight Shapes Up in Primary
Delegates for state offices to be named Friday in Madison County as Miller and Taylor team up to challenge Watson. Watson forces aim to secure a majority with labor support while Taylor and Miller organize against them. Sixth district anti Watson bloc presses 23 delegates in hopes of splitting the vote. Vigo County to name delegates March 6 and 7 as a busy March unfolds.
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Madison County
Madison
W. T. Durbin
Col. Durbin
Delaware County
James EE. Watson
Highth
W. L. Taylor
W. Miller
Mr. Taylor
Watson
Taylor
Mr. Watson
C. W. Miller
Hugh T. Miller
Vigo
Woman shoots Brooklyn lawyer in his office
In Brooklyn the prominent attorney Charles M. Sanford was shot twice in the head by a woman believed to be unstable. The suspect, first naming Nellie Lyon then Jennie V Blunt of Schermerhorn Street, claimed she acted to avenge a wrong. Sanford’s injuries are not serious. the assailant was arrested after a pursuit down the building’s elevator.
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New York
Charles M. Sanford
Brooklyn
Garfielad
Court St
Nellie Lyon
Jennie V. Blunt
Schermerhorn St
Sanford
Isaac Lavin
Cornell Professor Lost in Ten Round Boxing Bout
Miki Donovan of Rochester defeated Ithaca boxing instructor Jack Downing in a ten round bout in Rochester. Donovan outweighed Downing and was aided by Cornell students while James Reardon of Rochester acted as referee and awarded Donovan the decision.
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Cornell
Rochester
N. Y
Miki Donovan
Jack Downing
Ithaca
Cornell University
Downing
Donovan
James Reardon
Despondent man found dead from morphine overdose
Homer Dunn aged 27 was found dying at 4 am Tuesday at his mother's home 83 Bradshaw Street. He was taken to City Hospital where he died shortly after arrival. Death attributed to morphine poisoning. Dunn had been despondent for some time.
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Homer Dunn
Dunn
Indianapolis Stock Exchange Opens With Bidding Seen
The Indianapolis Stock Exchange failed to hold a session Tuesday due to a misunderstanding about daily calls. Wednesday’s session will decide if calls are daily or on alternate days. The opening, after a three month recess, was well attended with strong investment demand and notable bids for New Telephone, Indiana Trust, and American Central Life.
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Indianapolis Stock Exchange
New Telephone Company
Indiana Trust Company
American Central Life
Stoeks
American National Bank
R.R
R. R
National
Home Brewing
Indiana Hotel Common
Indiana Hotel
Indiana National
Indiana Tithe Guaranty
Indiana Trust Co
Indiana Union Traction
Indianapolis Abattoir
Indianapolis Fire Nsurance
Indianapolis Gas Pee
Indpls
Southeastern Pfd
Indianapolis Street Railway
Indels Traction & Terminal
Kokomo
Marion & West Track
Law Swuillding
Laycock Mfg. Co
Louisville & Eastern Common
Louisville & Eastern
Marion Trust
Merchants’ Heat & Light
Merchants National Sea Eeerer
People’s State Bank
Ats
People’s Light and Heat Oeaceene
Rauh Fertilizer
Baeeese
Reeves & Co
Security Trust
Esseeneee
Terre Haute Trac. & Light Co
Union National
Union ‘Traction Common Sone Pean
Serene
Union Traction
Union Trust
van Camp Hardware
Vandalia Coal Co
Wasson
Undertaker Granted Body After Home Refusal
G W Fierson the undertaker arrived at Mrs Mary Law's home to collect the body of James Alexander's wife. Law initially refused burial from her house but allowed the transfer after Bicycle Officers Hall and Simon arrived.
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G. W. Fierson
Mary Law
James Alexander
Diocese of Nebraska Requires Written Marriage Engagements
Bishop Richard Scannell of the Catholic diocese of northern Nebraska rules all engagements must be in writing and witnessed by two persons before a priest can perform a marriage. He says engagements are treated too lightly and the ruling takes effect after Sunday.
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Omaha
Neb
Richard Scannell
Northern
Nebraska
Tie
Riot follows Polish wedding in Chicago. many hurt
In Chicago at a Polish wedding near Front Street two factions clashed after the celebration. Police raided the dance hall, arresting four men and four women. Three men are dying from stab wounds at the county hospital. Names given include John Wadya and Stanley Wudhueth.
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Chicago
Joseph Wazasa
John Wadya
Stanley Wudhueth
James Grim
See Chasser
Mary Wadya
Polacki
New Store Building Planned for E Washington Street
A new store building will replace the current offices at 146 FE Washington Street. Justice of the Peace Harvey B. Stout signed a lease on Tuesday for three third floor office rooms and will move his office on March 10. The owner, John Williams, will raze the existing structure soon to erect a modern store. plans are not yet complete.
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S1. N
Delaware St
Harvey B. Stout
Washington St
Squire Stout
John G. Williams
Change Orders After Coburn Warehouse Fire
City building inspector Thomas A. Winterrowd orders structural changes before repairs. He directs removal of portions of walls and specifies alterations for the Henry Coburn Warehouse and Storage Company prior to rebuilding.
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Coburn
Thomas A. Winterrowd
Henry Coburn Warehouse and Storage Company
Beer and wine before criminal court jury
During a criminal court trial of Joseph Wambaugh for operating a blind tiger in Broad Ripple, the jury views cases of bottled beer a jug of whisky and many wines and liquors seized in a raid last summer. Special Judge William Irvin presiding while Judge James A. Pritchard is ill at home.
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Joseph Wambaugh
Broad Ripple
William Irvin
James A. Pritchard
Prevents Much Disease New York City Coaster-Oil Pits
Blackburn's Coaster-Oil Pits are praised for their universal approval among the public. Advertised as pleasant and effective, they claim to prevent common ills from constipation and reduce contagious disease, with local druggists selling them.
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New York City
Blackburn
Clip This Recipe Makes a Pint of Cough Syrup
A home made cough syrup recipe yields a full pint in five minutes for about 63 cents. It uses 2% oz Pinex and granulated sugar syrup, aims to ease deep coughs, sore lungs, and bronchial troubles, and is described as child friendly with a pleasant taste. Pinex is promoted as concentrated Norway white pine extract with guaiacol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Bluk members arraigned. Prentice seeks jury trial
Carrying their Bibies, three negro members of the Grigey Bluks were arraigned in police court Tuesday morning. Johns and Archie Barber were fined $50 for disturbing a religious meeting, and John Prentice, a Bluk leader, asked for a jury trial. Fees case was continued until March 4. He was sent to the Marion county jail in default of $24 bond. As Prentice was led to the jail his followers showed indignation on the sidewalk.
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Grigey Bluks
Johns
Archie Barber
John Prentice
Feeis
Maarion County
Prentice
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E.washington ST
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