Market turns as Morgan voyage boosts hopes in New York
Irregular trading in New York stocks sees initial gains eroded by outside buying. Southern railway preferred drops 5 points on 5,000 shares, Inter- Metropolitan and other rails edge higher while copper and steel hold. Morgan’s Adriatic departure signals turning point amid policy shifts. London shares steady. cotton and wheat up slightly.
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Southern Railway
Inter- Metropolitan Common
J. P. Morgan
Adriatic
Firstational Bank
Tive
Reading
New York
Union
Missouri Pacific
Interborough
Amalgamated Copper
Union Stockyards Market Report Feb 26
Receipts at Union Stockyards NL total 8000 yesterday with mixed grades and prices. Cattle ranged with calves 5.00 to 7.25, westerns and feeders 4.00 to 4.80, cows and heifers 2.00 to 6.00, Texans 3.75 to 4.75, yorkers 4.40 to 4.45. Sheep receipts 18060 native prices 3.25 to 3.45, yearlings around 3.40 to 5.00, and westerns 3.30 to 5.00.
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Union
Reeves
Cattle and hog prices in Pittsburg market report
Pittsburg Pan February 26 cattle receipts light and steady with prime cows and heifers around 5.25 to 5.80, springers 25 or more, heavy hogs around 4.00, medium weights 4.70 to 4.75, pigs 3.00 to 4.10. Sheep receipts scarce, lambs slow, wethers 5.75 to 6.10, good mixed cattle 2.50 to 4.60.
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Pittsburg
Pan
Caives ccc
Ceee
Pak Magee Desreetsaenes
ANG Upwaia
Cattle Prices Firm Despite Mixed Show Results
Cattle receipts reach 6400 with steady trade, prices steady to firm. Sold mixed show cattle rose slightly above previous figures, with yearlings around 4.75 to 4.80 and heavies similar. Prices for ewes and other categories ranged from 5.25 to 6.50 per unit amid cautious demand.
Indianapol is Produce Prices From Local Market
A partial grocery listing from Indianapolis markets shows butter prices for Elgin prints and New York full cream, eggs at 18 cents, and various poultry lines including live turkeys ducks geese and hens with small price figures. The text reflects a fragmented era catalog of dairy eggs and fowl.
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Indianapolis
New York
Wisconsin
The Wagon Market Report from Comm-53 54e
Listing of farm feed and forage prices including Sheaf cats 10.09 to 11.00 dollars per unit Shelled oats 0.51 to 0.58 Shredded fodder baled 8.00 to 9.50 Billet 8.00 to 10.00 Hay clover 10.00 to 12.00 mixed 13.08 dollars per unitAbrupt price sheet style summary captured from OCR fragment.
Robs Grocery Break-In Net $1.50 In Provisions
A. H. Blythe’s grocery at 21 W Twenty third street was entered Tuesday night and $1.50 in cash and provisions were stolen.
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A. H. Blythe
W. Twenty-third St
Live Stock Receipts And Prices At Indianapolis Market
Indianapolis stock market report for Feb 26 shows hogs 10,000 head, cattle 4,500, sheep 500. Hogs opened lower and closed weak. cattle weak. calves strong. Cattle classifications list various steers and heifers with price ranges, plus bulls and calves, cows, and heavy weights. Sheep and lambs quoted with Good to choice ranges and per hundredweight figures.
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Indianapolis
Variety of pork and beef cuts with bulk price list
A catalog of sugar cured hams and other pork items with per pound prices, including breakfast bacon English style bacon smoked bacon dry salt bacon and fresh cuts like fresh pork sausage fresh beef carcasses and fresh veal carcasses. Also lists lard dried beef pickled pork and dressed hogs with varied price ranges.
Marriages Listed for Numerous Couples in Local Record
A local marriage listing names pairs including John Martin Finley with Louisa May Morris, John R. Jones with Gladys Hazel Stollar, Clarence W. Catt with Ethel Holder, and others such as Samuel K. Wilson with Anna S. Feest and Otto F. Osborn with Marie H. Hillery. The entries cover several additional unions including Everett Morgan with Willa A. Lewis and Joseph Q. Warner with Helen J. Shepard.
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John Martin Finley
Louisa May Morris
John R. Jones
Gladys Hazel Stollar
Clarence W. Catt
Ethel Holder
Samuel K. Wilson
Anna S. Feest
William J. Bruce
Mary C. Gallo
John R. Wallace
Katherine E. Groseklouse
Otto F. Osborn
Marie H. Hillery
French Starks
Gertrude Taylor
Everett Morgan
Willa A. Lewis
William A. Burge
Lottie BR. Sleet
Horace G. Reisner
Leona T. Kellison
Lewis M. Nowlin
Hattie M. Sonneway
Joseph Q. Warner
Helen J. Shepard
Mystery of Bulgarian man found in river bottoms
Detectives believe robbery not the motive in the death of Vassil Cristo, a Bulgarian missing since January, found in White River bottoms near Michigan Street. Investigators identify clothing, search for a knife near the body, and question foreign residents to confirm identity and movements after Cristo disappeared.
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Old Country
Bray
White River
Michigan-st
Vassil Cristo
W. Court St
Traico Alexa
Cristo
Lieut. Manning
Kurta
Pete Brown
John Johnson
Washington Sr
California
Washington-sts
B. Stephenoff
Grand Canyon Pictures Shown In Indianapolis Lecture
Dwight L. Elmendorf presented a slide lecture in Caleb Mills hall on the Grand Canyon of Colorado. He described rock formations resembling Egyptian pyramids and noted some rocks tower 6900 feet high, far surpassing the pyramids. The next talk will be The Pacific Coast.
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Grand Canyon
Colorado
Dwight L. Elmendorf
Caleb Mills
Indianapolis
Foraker Calls Restore Negro Soldiers in Senate Speech
In Washington on February 9 the senate heard Mr. Culberson denounce the Aldrich bill while Mr. Foraker introduced a measure to restore to the army the negro soldiers dismissed after the Brownsville riot. The House took up the military appropriation bill as Mr. Dalzell defended Republican principles.
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Washington
Senate
Culberson
Foraker
Brownsville
House
Dalzell
Pennsylvania
West Side Industry Expands as May 1 Resumption Planned
West Indianapolis industries including Kingan Packing Nordyke Marmon Parry Manufacturing and Dilling Candy report increasing hiring and full time work. With April openings and a hoped for May 1 restart many unemployed expect rapid reemployment as orders and new business campaigns unfold. The Home Store also plans full resume within a month, benefiting about 200 workers.
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Kingan Packing Company
West Indianapolis
Nordyke & Marmon Company
Indianapolis
Parry Manufacturing Company
Dilling Candy Company
Michigan Governor Grants Conditional Pardon for Bank Robber
Lansing Mich February 24 Gov Warner grants a conditional pardon to John W Allison once a Richland bank robber sentenced in 1869 to 17 years in Jackson He escaped in August 194 and was living quietly when arrested at Rock Island NL in December 1906 and returned to prison He will be released March 1.
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Lansing, Mich
Warner
John W. Allison
Richland
Jackson
Rock Island
Hie
Detective associations and gas company filings in Indiana
Articles of incorporation were filed with the secretary of state on Wednesday for several organizations. The Leader company of Bluffton Capital 100000 lists directors S Bender W W R Barr M F Burroughs. Lawrence Township Horsethief Detective Association names trustees J W Apple W C Davus H Mack. Western Grove Natural Gas company of Hancock county capital 4800 with directors J O Binford F Bodine J O Collins Ir S Jessup. Putnam County Hospital association has twenty six directors including Mrs Frank Coss Mia Minnie Maze Mrs W W Tucker Mrs A H Lockridge A J Hamilton and Dr C Collins.
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The
Leader Company
Bluffton
Capital
S. Bender
W.W. R. Barr
M. F. Burroughs
Lawrence Township
Frank Coss
Mia
Nannie Maze
W. W. Tucker
A. H. Lockridge
A. J. Hamilton
Co. C. Collins
Rockville editor dies in the West
Emmet L. Batman editor of Progressive Country Life died in California where he had gone for health. He was a Rockville, Indiana native and is survived by a widow, two sons and a daughter. His death was announced by a message received from California yesterday.
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Rockville
Ind
California
Emmet L. Batman
Progressive Country Life
Fire in six story building fatality and rescues in New York
Special to The Indianapolis Sun. In a six story apartment house at 725 116th Street New York two women were carried down an extension from the sixth floor. Fifteen others were helped down a fire escape and one dying woman was pulled from the first floor. Three firemen collapsed from smoke. The janitress alerted tenants after spotting basement fire. Margaret Wolfe and Mrs Mary Bradley cried for help from a sixth floor window and were rescued by firemen Paine Morgan and Dillon. Emily Schneider nearly suffocated was carried down a ladder by Firemen Piper and Kenna and her husband saved their two children via the fire escape.
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Garet Wolfe
Mary Bradley
Fdder
Paine, Morgan
Dillon
Emily Schneider
Piper
Kenna
New York Senate Refuses to Oust Insurance Superintendent
In Albany on February 26 the New York Senate voted 29 to 26 against removing Superintendent Wesley of Insurance, despite Governor Hughes recommending dismissal in a prior special message.
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NEW York Senate
Albany
Senate
Welsey
Hughes
Nonlafel Club Plans Leap Year Theater Party
The Nonlafel club of West Indianapolis will host a leap year theater party Thursday night at the Grand Opera House. Club members act as escorts for men, and the lean year feature will be carried out in all respects.
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Grand Orera House
Rheoloids Claim Cure For Uric Acid Rheumatism
The Rholoids treatment forms a soluble compound with uric acid to carry it from the system. Test Rholoids by sending name and address for a trial treatment. The Rholoids Company, Washington, D.C. The full size treatment priced at $1 sold by Henry J. Huder, 22 W. Washington St. and Maryland and Pennsylvania Sts.
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Rholoids Company
Washington, D. C
Henry J. Huder
Washington St
Maryland and
Pennsylvania Sts
Carl Duckwall Dies at Noblesville Home
Noblesville Indiana February 26 George Duckwall age 24 dies at his Noblesville home from typhoid fever. He recently worked in the mailing room of Union Station in Indianapolis and was one of four sons of Carl Duckwall in the mail service.
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Noblesville
Ind
George Duckwall
Union Station
Indianapolis
Carl Duckwall
Denman Announces Campaign For State Representative Seat
J. Wi. Denman an attorney with offices in the American Central Life building announced his candidacy for state representative from Marion county on the Republican ticket Tuesday He resides in the Ninth ward at 660 N Beville Ave and will seek the office in the upcoming election.
Maxwell Named Fifth District Congressional Nominee
Brazil Ind Feb Delegates at the Fifth district convention nominated Howard Maxwell of Rockville as the district congressional candidate.
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Brazil
Ind
Howard Maxwell
Rockville
Six clubs form circuit in Ohio and Pennsylvania league
Magnates of the Ohio and Pennsylvania league met in Canton affirming a six club circuit. The proposed circuit includes Youngstown Akron Canton Sharon New Castle and McKeesport with a constitution and schedule committee to be appointed at a future meeting.
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Canton
Ohio and Pennsylvania League
Youngstown
Akron
Sharon
New Castle
McKeesport
Work to Lower Grade at Massachusetts Ave and Tenrust
City civil engineer Blaine H. Miller said lowering the track grade under the Massachu setts avenue and Tenrust elevation will begin within weeks. G P. Smith, chief engineer for the Lake Erie & Western railroad, notified Miller that the company would perform the work.
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Massachusetts Ave
Tenrust
Blaine H. Miller
G P. Smith
Lake Erie & Western Railroad
Mr. Miller
Boston Violinist to Perform in Indianapolis Charity Concert
Boston violinist Marguerite Hickok highlights the third St David’s church Men's Club concert at the Guild House Indianapolis. An array of soloists and the Mendelssohn Quartet support a program including Mozart, Schumann, and Wilcox pieces. Proceeds go to the Charity Organization fund for the unemployed.
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St. David's Church
Guild House
Talbott Ave
E. Twenty-first-st
Fund For
Marguerite Hickok
Boston
Mendelssohn Quartet
E. W. Lockman
M. W. Warner
M. W
Auto Dyspepsia Remedy Promotes Stomach Rest
An old newspaper notice touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as safe, effective relief for indigestion and stomach trouble. It cites Dr. Richardson and claims the tablets aid digestion without drugs, priced 59 cents with free samples from Stuart Co., Marshall Michigan.
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Stuart
Richardson
Eivery
United States
Canada
FLA. Stuart Co
Stuart Bldg
Marshall, Mich
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Irma Lorraine
Bohemian Girls
Charles Anthony
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Cambridge
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