Hog market tops at above ten dollars for first time
Indianapolis market reports strong hog demand with price surge past $10.00 for top lots, receipts 2.04 hogs, 500 cattle, 0 sheep. Packers and shippers compete, prices rise about five cents from last week while overall hogs arrive adequate to meet demand. Cattle and sheep also show active trading with steady to higher values across weight classes.
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Indianapolis
Sairs
IBM
I l
Pittsburg
Mate Jewer
East Buffalo
N. Y
Wheat and feed prices from Sabapte milling area
Milling prices list from Rouse brothers shows Wheat No 2 red at 1.18 and 1.05, Corn and Shelled Oats value unclear, Straw 5.00 to 6.50 per unit, Hay mixed 12.50 to 15.50, Timothy 14.00 to 16.00, baled 14.50 to 15.50.
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Rouse Bros
Sabapte
Chicago
Thomson
Ogen
Ole
Sealy
J K Hill Dies After Eleven Years In Federal Court
J K Hill longtime federal court official dies at home aged seventy six born in Harrison County Ohio in 1844 funeral at his residence 2122 Woodlawn Avenue Tuesday morning at 10 oclock.
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J. K. Hill
Mr. Hill
Harrison County
Ohio
Woodlawn Avenue
Untitled fragment on curing in one day
Readable parts describe a claim about curing a condition in a single day. No clear names, places, dates, or verifiable details emerge from the fragment.
Movement in Stocks in New York Opening Rally Follows Early Losses
In New York on Saturday the stock market opened with declines across most leading issues, prices dipping fractions to over a point. A fair demand emerged after the initial losses and a rally followed as the first quarter hour passed.
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New York
Indianapolis Grain Prices and Inspections Report
Grain market showing Wheat and Corn with multiple No 2 through No 4 grades and billing prices. Oats Hay and Straw valuations listed with various timothy and clover mixed grades. Inspections detail car counts by grade and lot, including exact car totals for wheat corn oats and hay.
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Indianapolis
Timothy
Sample
Hay
Boston Stocks Open With Mixed Copper and Mine Shares
Boston February 4 Stocks show mixed activity with Lake Copper at 77 and Copper Range at 77 while Giroux advances to 9 silver and Utah Consolidated at 31 percent. Arizona Commercial sits at 39 and North Lake at 17 percent with Miami at 23 percent.
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Boston
Lake Copper
Giroux
Arizona Commercial
Copper Range
North Lake
Utah Cons
Miami
Hold Girl and Married Man Await Word on Elopement
Patrolman Mackessy at Union Station questions a planned elopement involving 17 year old Clara Groover of Casstown and married man David Kester. The pair were found in the woman's waiting room as they tried to leave with arm in arm. Clark says Kester gave $20 to a man named Webb to pass to Clara and arrange a meeting. Both were jailed awaiting attorney.
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Mackessy
Union Station
David Kester
Clara Groover
Casstown
Kester
Nester
Webb
Wester
Ohio
Judge Leathers Falls Ill in Courthouse
Superior Court No 2 Judge J M Leathers was taken ill in his room at the courthouse Monday morning. Dr Carl B McCulloch attended him and he was moved to his sister Mrs Grover’s home on North Meridian street. No cases were tried that day as his condition worsened after the Colonial ball where he played George Washington.
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J. M. Leathers
Superior Court No. 2
Court House
Carlton B. McCulloch
Grover
North Meridian Street
German House
George Washington
Artist Steele To Talk To Mature Study Club
The Indiana Nature Study club will hear an address by T. C. Steele, the artist, Monday night at 8 o'clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Woollen on Pennsylvania Avenue.
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Artist Steele
Indiana Nature Study Club
T. C. Steele
W. W. Woollen
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt Heads to Khartoum on Nile Trusty Dal
Theodore Roosevelt begins the river journey toward Khartoum aboard the Dal with Mrs Roosevelt to meet officials in Mongalla and Lado. Crowds greet the party as it travels down the Bar-el-Ghazal and Nile. officials and locals celebrate the former president’s voyage.
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Gondokoro
Soudan
Theodore Roosevelt
Khartoum
Mrs. Roosevelt
Roose
Mongalla
Col. Roosevelt
Lado
Bar-el-Jebpel
Nile
Black Bugle Corps
Roosevelt
Col
Husband Sues For Divorce Over Wife Refusing To Leave Mother
John C. Rose files for divorce from Rose M. Rose alleging she refuses to leave her mother's home. He says they lived with his mother-in-law, disagreements followed, he built a new home, and she would not move out.
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John C. Rose
Rose M. Rose
Rose
Convention Eyes sweeping change in U S education
Two thousand public school superintendents will meet at the Claypool hotel for a four day convention to map a new course of study tailored to individual pupil needs and to address the physical needs and defects of children. Speakers include Leonard Ayres and James Van Sickie. The national agricultural education committee will discuss high school and agricultural college links along with rural school agriculture and required legislation. Visits to local institutions and a trip to Winona Technical Institute are planned as entertainment.
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United States
Claypool Hotel
Claypool
Walter E. Ranger
Rhode Island
A. B. Graham
Ohio
E. C. Bishop
Nebraska
Homer H. Seerley
Iowa
Winona Technical Institute
Miss Julia Baker Dies After Living in City Twelve Years
Miss Julia Baker died Saturday night at 606 East Twenty second street home of her grand-niece Mrs O M Cosner. She lived in the city for twelve years and formerly resided at Mitchell and Alexandria. Funeral services will be held at the residence Monday at 2 pm. The body will be taken Tuesday to Mitchell for burial.
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Julia Baker
O M. Cosner
East Twenty-second Street
Stocks and Barber Ad Span Copper and Nevada Prices
Boston stock roundup lists Lake Copper at 78 and Nevada Cone at 2 percent, Greene Cananea 10 percent, Utah Cons 32, Mohawk 16 percent, and Indiana. Bates Barber Shop advertises first-class ink and a location at 7 West Market Street.
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Boston
Lake Copper
Nevada Cone
Greene Cananea
Utah Cons
Mohawk
Indiana
Bates Barber Shop
West Market Reet
Riots and Arrests Stir Philadelphia Street Car Strike
Rioting flares as authorities hope to prevent a repeat of yesterday’s violence. C R Copeland and W C Fields face $2500 bail on conspiracy to dynamite a trolley car, stirring striker sentiment. Mayor Reyburn remains optimistic amid union plans for a Saturday general strike and arbitration calls.
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C. R. Copeland
W. C. Fields
New York
C. C. Pratt
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway
Carmen
Reyburn
Central Labor Union
Satcr
Counsels
The
Traction Company
William H Carpenter
George H. Earle, Jr
Earle
Krugeer
Wolfe
Ballard
Wideners
Charles McKenna
John E. Fredericks
Absurd general strike threatened by railway official
A mob attacked a car after a switch and lever misoperation caused a wreck as a motorman sped to outrun the crowd. D. T. Pierce, assistant to President Krugeer of the P. R. T., denounced the strike as absurd, saying a sympathetic strike would ruin labor.
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D. T. Pierce
Krugeer
The
Salesman Charged With Assault on Wife and Suspected Gas Hazard
Vincent Haskett, a salesman of 1511 E Pratt Street, was arrested Monday on assault charges against his wife. He is also accused of turning on gas in the room of his mother-in-law, discovered in time by his wife. Arrested by Bicycle Policemen Stewart and Harisel.
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Vincent Haskett
E. Pratt Street
Stewart and
Harisel
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