Interborough Met bonds rise as New York trading shows strength
Trading in Wall Street centers on Interborough Metropolitan bonds which jumped a point amid a market rally led by Amalgamated Copper. Analysts note possible consolidation of Hudson companies with Interborough and speculate on a larger merger under receivership of the local traction trust. Cotton up slightly and wheat down as curb market holds steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Shotwell
New York
Interborough Metropolitan
Wall St
McAdoo
Hudson Companies
Hudson Company
Local Traction Trust
Greater Trust
Amalgamated Copper
Pittsburg Live Stock Market Report
Pittsburg Pa February 27 cattle receipts show light to steady demand with price ranges for extra prime and good cattle. hogs show strong opening and weak close with prime heavy and medium weights listed. sheep receipts are light with prime ewes, wood mix and lamb price ranges noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Wheat and pork futures shift on midweek rally
Chicago market notes weakness in Liverpool prices early trading causing wheat to dip to 95 95c May but soon rebounded on solid demand. Northwest receipts run about half of last year while Minneapolis stocks fell 200000 bushels in five days. The Northwestern Miller reports a weekly flour output rise of 9315 barrels. Opening and closing prices for May contracts are listed for wheat corn oats pork lard and ribs with modest gains and some stalled lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Liverpool
Northwest
Minneapolis
Northwestern
Indianapolis Produce Prices Abridged Catalogue
Local market list shows Butter at 25c Elgin prints, 31c country cream, New York full cream 17e, limburger 18c, brick 1c 11ic, Wisconsin fullcream lic. Eggs fresh 18c. Poultry prices for live turkeys ducks geese hens and spring chicks noted with per unit cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Elgin
New York
Wisconsin
Live stock prices and receipts at Indianapolis market
Indianapolis livestock market reports receipts of hogs at about 10,600 and cattle, sheep, and lambs around 200. Hogs steady to 10e lower with tops at 4.40. Cattle steady to strong, calves weak. Steers and heifers listed by weight and class with various price ranges. Cows and bulls priced by quality, with calves and heavy calves also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Grain Market Freight Report Notes Various Wheat and Corn Prices
The report lists grain prices for wheat, corn, and hay with grade, delivery through billing, and through billing figures. It includes inspections, totals of cars by grade and type, and notes on rejected lots and no established grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay
Timothy
Meats and Lard Price List from Local Market
A dated price list catalogs meats and lard with rates for hams bacon shoulders and pork products. Items include sugar cured hams boiled hams fresh pork sausage fresh beef and veal with cents per pound quotes and per hundred weight totals. Prices show English style and dry salt varieties along with dressed hogs and fresh mutton lamb prices.
Chicago Live Stock Market at Union Stock Yards
Receipts across hogs cattle and sheep listed with varying prices. Hogs traded mainly light to heavy grades from 4.20 to 4.50 per cwt while pigs yorkers and roughs showed 3.85 to 4.25. Cattle sold steady to a shade lower with Reeves cows and heifers Texans and calves priced up to 7.25. Sheep receipts 16 000 steady to lower natives and westerns ranged 3.40 to 6.50 with yearlings at 5.07 6.26 and lambs 5.00 to 6.90 for the native and western types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Union
Oats and grain price listings mixed with figures
Market fragment shows corn oats and shelled oats pricing with inconsistent figures. Items include Shenaf oats at 10.00 and 711.00, shelled oats 51 58e, and Shraw at 5.0 with 6.00, suggesting mixed commodity quotes and units from a historical listing.
Steamship Mail Subsidy Bill Indefinitely Postponed
Washington February 27 The steamship mail subsidy bill was indefinitely postponed in the senate. Senator Gailinger, in charge, agreed to let it go over on condition Democrats would not block a vote when the bill returns.
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Washington
Senate
Gailinger
City Births and Deaths in Daily Record
City Births list include Clarence and Wilhelmina Jenkins for a boy at 1529 East Market Street and several other couples with newborns across multiple streets. Deaths feature Mary A Fields with double pneumonia and James Sweeney at Little Sisters of the Poor with no disease listed, among others. Marriages and building permits are also recorded with names, partners, and addresses.
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Clarence
Wilhelmina
Jenkins
E. Market-st
Pat
Bridget White
Vermont-st
Frederick
Josephine Harbottle
N. Delaware-st
William
Emma Barton
Madison-are
Orly
Clara Kieber
Singleton St
Emmet
Ora McFall
W. Morris St
Walter
Mary Wilson
Chesterave
Warren and
Alley Weaver
Hoveyst
Mejer
Bertille Poole
W. Thirtieth St
Geo. M
Eva Scheiring
Villauve
Calvin
Effie Udell
E. 12Th-St
Robert and
Vistoria Robinson
Maxwell-st
Jesse and
Jess Owen
Bellefontain-st
John Wm
Katherine
Crenshaw
Blake-st
Karl
Mary Owen
Hiawatha-st
Joseph
Jessie Kress
S. State Ava
Box. Louis
Martha Roberts
New York St
Willis W
Lizzie Wilburn
W. Twenty-sixth-st
Thos
Delia Killila
Highlandplace
Mary A. Fields
Yrants
Highland Ave
Artic
Cantrell
Hasbrack-st
Chas. P. Shockley
Thirtieth-st
Baltimore Ave
Johns&. Sebe
Thinols
Pinkie Moore
W. Seventeenth-st
James Sweeney
Little Sisters of Poor
Wm. H. Layborne
State College Hospital
Market Report: Livestock Receipts and Prices Decline
Union stockyards show hogs slow and uneven trading with light prices about 4.2, 4.35 and 4.43 per cwt. Cattle receipts total around 2,900 with cows and horses bidding near 31.80, calves at 3.25, western stockers around 4.00 to 4.73. Sheep and goats weak with alive cattle at 3.26 to 76.60 and western yearlings near 5.00 to 6.90. overall market softens.
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Western
Buffalo Livestock Prices Reported February 7
In Buffalo NY receipts show cattle 100 head with veals and calves at 6.20 to 6.60, sheep and lambs 4,606 received with lambs from 3.22 to 7.41 and yearlings at 6.00 to 5.50, hogs 4,250 receipts down 10 to 15 cents with pigs at 4.50 and mixed heavies 4.60 to 4.76. roughs 4.00 to 4.10.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Gies Case Fans Out Across Courts Monday Decision
Danville Indiana February hearings on the Indianapolis telephone franchise case unfolded before Judge James L. Clark with multiple attorneys arguing for both sides. The judge promised a decision next Monday after lengthy submissions, as officials from Indianapolis and the plaintiff and new company sparred over franchise modification and injunctions. The case traces to early February when a citizen’s suit sought to bar a new contract, triggering venue battles and a string of legal maneuvers across Marion County courts.
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Indianapolis
James L. Clark
Hendricks
Danville
Ind
Wallace
Spaun
Jameson
Winters
Daniels, Walker
I. E H. Matson
Ferdinand Winter
L. ©. Walker
Leo Rappaport
Edward Daniels
Lew Wallace
Ovid B. Jameson
Henry Spaain
Matson
Ct. Matson
Board of Public Works
A. W. Hatch
Indianapolis Telephone Company
J. M. Leathers
Marion County Superior Court
Leathers
Vinson Carter
J. L. McMaster
Clark
Auditor Probes Rebating Accusation Against Insurers
A petition charging Intermediate Life Assurance of Chicago with rebating was presented to Auditor Billheimer on Wednesday. Signed by 17 Evansville agents, the filing names H. S. McCrae of Metropolitan, Paul de Kress of Travelers, and Luther Gowan of John Hancock Mutual as presenters. The auditor is conducting the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intermediate Life Assurance Company
Chicago
Billheimer
Evansville
H. 5. McCrae
Metropolitan Insurance Company
Paul de Kress
Travelers Insurance Company
Luther Gowan
John Hancock Mutual Company
Ladies of Honor Observe Fifth Anniversary Program
Sunbeam lodge No. 2888 Knights and Ladies of Honor host an anniversary program on Wednesday evening. Highlights include a reading by Mr. Berriault the Impersonator a violin solo by Sam Protesky and talks on the good of the order by Dr. Lees and Hleary Friedgeon. A social hour followed and a banquet was served to 20 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunbeam Lodge
Knights and Ladies of Honor
Mr. Berriault
Sam Protesky
Order
Dr. Lees
Hleary Friedgeon
Rail rails large orders placed by multiple railroads
Pittsburg Pa Feb 37 Another large contract for steel rails for 1808 delivery has been placed by the Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad with work to begin immediately. Authority to start a 40900on rail order for a western line will be given soon and the New York Central expected to award contracts soon. The Pittsburg Lake Erie recently placed an order for 6000 tons of rails.
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Pittsburg
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
New York
Pittsburg & Lake Erie
Pyramid Pile Cure Advertiser Claims Quick Relief
A testimonial from George H Bartlett of Mattapan Mass praises Pyramid Pile Cure for curing two decades of piles in months. The letter describes immediate relief and easy use as suppositories, offering a free sample and a 40 cent regular package through the Pyramid Drug Co Marshall Mich.
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Triad
Tam
George H. Bartlett
Mattapan
Mass
Mall
Pyramid Drug Co
Pyramid Building
Marshall, Mich
Judge Pritchard sick. trial date for Brunaugh
Judge James A. Pritchard may be too ill to preside over the Brunaugh trial set for next Monday. Special Judge William Irvin could take the case if needed, but Brunaugh's lawyers favor delaying the trial to dodge county graft case pressures and potential jury bias.
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James A. Pritchard
Harry Brunaugh
Pritchard
William Irvin
Criminal Court Bench
Rritchard
Elliott R. Hooton
Irvin
Brunaugh
Monany
John Kern
Joe Bell
Mr. Irvin
Ater
Meredith Nicholson
Lew Shank
Indianapolis
Land Suit Over Hadley Industrial School Land in Danville
A lawsuit filed in Danville seeks possession of 327 acres tied to the Hadley Industrial School for Girls. Martha Hadley sues executor Felix McWhirter and the Indiana Women’s Christian Temperance Union and nine trustees accusing violations of Addison Hadley’s will and deed.
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Danville
Ind
Hadley Industrial School For Girls
Martha Hadley
Felix T. McWhirter
Addison Fladley
Indiana Women's Christian Teinerance Union
Indiana
Mary G. Heggart
Lena M. Beck
Irving Hastings
Josephine H. Nichols
Caroline Hodgin
Caroline Edgerton
Lodie Reed
Mary G. Tinv
Mary Hadley
Addison Hedley
Widw
Addison Hadley
Miners to quit in Minnots coal field April 1
Peoria Feb 27 A general walk out of all union miners in the Minnots coal field will take place April 1 as a result of the men refusing to accept the operators terms to take effect April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Minnots
County council votes funds for graft probe at Marion courthouse
The Marion County council approved a $5,000 appropriation for experts to investigate county graft involving courthouse books. Grand jury inquiries target painter Tom ONeill and Emmett Huggins over forged warrants and shared bills, with auditors and records staff working late as probes continue.
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County Council
Marion County
Tom O'Neil
Mauinett Liuggins
Grand Jury
O'Neill
Hooten
Frank Baker
Alvert Sahm
Robert E. Moore
Emmett Brlegins
Huggins
Tom 9
Aivore
Mock Weddings Attract Bath Beach Gals In Coney Island
In New York on February 27, Bath Beach and Coney Island women took part in mock marriages at Stauch's pavilion in the Pride of Coney Island. Philip Perry, a notary, certified the unions on regulatory blanks, and several participants wed and divorced multiple times. Agnes Burke of Bath Beach faced real turmoil when a former groom appeared to claim her as his wife, prompting concern from her family and a local attorney.
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New York
Bath Beach
Coney Island
Stauch’s
Coney [Sland
Foresters of America
Philip Perry
James Griffin
Josephine McSweeney
Agnes Burke
Bath ‘Rach
Osborne Seeks Clarkson in New York Faceoff
In New York Arthur Osborne, a broker and estranged husband of Helen Maloney, demands Clarkson’s location to confront him. He declines comment on ongoing divorce and voice proceedings before Referee Cohalon and would oppose any plan permitting Helen to wed Clarkson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sammel Clarkson
Arthur Herbert Osborne
Helen Maloney
Young Clarkson
Cohalon
Osborne
Vivorer
Helen
Clarkson
Seventh District GOP Endorses Secretary Tait for President
Springfield Ohio February 27 The Seventh district Republican convention unanimously endorsed Secretary Tait for president and instructed delegates to vote for him at the national convention. The administration and its policies were approved. General J Warren Keifer was nominated by acclamation for a third term in Congress.
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Springfield
Tait
J. Warren Keifer
Congress
Plot to extort $5,000 uncovered in Chicago letters
Police arrested James Cimino on suspicion of drafting three threatening letters to labor agency head Josep Macaluso on Clark Street. The letters demanded $5,000 under threat of death. The case centers on a plan to obtain money from a wealthy Italian man.
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Chicago
James Cimino
Josep Macaluso
Clarkst
Doube oyed A dea and May Be Dismissed
Annapolis Md February 27 Captain Charles J Badger superintendent of the naval academy has recommended for dismissal midshipmen L Gunther of Memphis Tennessee and H W Koehler of St Louis Missouri charged with fighting in rooms R E Tripp of Kitanning Pa and uv W Duboise of Gadsden Ala charged with going to Washington that Saturday on French leave and J M Irish of Utlen N J and John Morrin of Connecticut charged with fighting in ranks at breakfast formation recently
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Annapolis
Charles J. Badger
Naval Academy
L. Gunther
Memphis
Tenn
H. W. Koehler
St. Louis
Mfo
R. E. Tripp
Kitanning
Uv. W. Duboise
Gadsden
Ala
Washington
J. M. Irish
Utlen
John Morrin
Connecticut
Fire Causes Panic in Chicago Phone Exchange
Chicago February 27 A fire alarm at the Chicago Telephone Company's main exchange triggered panic among about 100 operators. A girl opened a window for air and fainted from smoke as others fled toward stairs. Damage reported as zero.
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Chicago
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Otoges
Gotham
Chicago Grain
A. W. Thomson
Artic! Law
Qvee
Rene Cccorn
Bay Wn
aTsgt
Esee
Veesee
City Grain
Miss la Follette
Lola la Follette
United States
Iron
Henry Lehrman
Magrethine Susemichel
Otto S. Lettram
Bessie Newport
Francis T. Kendall
Clara M. Albion
Harvey T. Ogden
Letha Moscoe
Charles A. Ayroaod
Cora Sparks
John W. Simmons
Carrie L. Riese
William Johnson
Alura M. Mack
Julius Leach
Mattie Gray
Oliver L. Carter
Mia Tennessey
Harmon-st
George R. Sullivan
E. Michligan-st
East Buffalo
Gies
Rnilroars
Massachusetts
Ott
Ger
Rirk
Rink Gloak
W. i. Morrison
Dir Moore
New York City
Doubeyed
Adea
Blackburns
Astor
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