Indianapolis Livestock Prices Fall Across Regions
Indianapolis stockyards report day receipts of 7000 hogs 1400 cattle and 100 sheep with declines in hog and sheep values but cattle up from a year ago. Prices listed for steers heifers cows bulls calves and lambs across steers two markets Pittburg and Union Stockyards. Ends with an unrelated help-wanted line from The Sun.
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Indianapolis
UNION
Ill
Pittsburg
Reese
Mabewerscie
Mining and Oil Stock List from New York Fork
Curb market closing prices list multiple mining and oil stocks with figures. Notable entries include Standard Oil, Ely Cons, Chino Copper, United Copper, Goldfield Cons, Kerr Lake, Nipissing, Gila Copper, and Manhattan Transit, with varying percentages and fractions.
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WEW
York En Fork
Standard Oil
Oges American Telegeco
Ely
Bante Coalitie Oer
Utte Coalition
Migmi
Copait Central
Boston
Chino Copper
Giroux
Nipissing
Oki
Greene Cananea
Grain and provision prices move in Chicago markets
Chicago grain and provisions opened mixed with declines in several items. Wheat May prices touched around 1.00 to 1.31 per bushel, corn May showed fractional changes, oats May at about 47 to 48 cents, while pork May slipped to 21.90 and lard May hovered near 12.12 with ribs at 11.67.
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Chicago
A. W. Thomsons Wire
Indianapolis Grain Market Headlines for Wheat Corn Oats and Hay
Grain prices show Wheat weak with No 2 red at 1 24 and No 3 red 2 20 while Corn remains quiet with No 2 white 68c and No 3 white 58c through billing Oats mix through billing and 47 48c range Hay remains strong with Timothy prices from 14 60 to 17 80 per ton Inspections list multiple car counts across Wheat Corn and Oats with sample cars noted and totals.
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Indianapolis
Hay
Timothy
Sarazir
Chicago Cash Grain Prices Report
Chicago cash grain quotes list wheat and corn prices by grade and class with No 2 red wheat at 1.24 to 1.25 and corn No 3 yellow at around 0.65 to 0.66 per bushel, including several other grades and winter varieties.
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Chicago
Ill
Retail coal prices and bagged coke figures
A list of anthracite coal prices by mine and size including Pocahontas and Blossburg types with lump and nut rates. Also notes on Kanawha, Pittsburg, Winifrede, Linton and Hocking Valley prices, plus coke pricing for bags and ground or pumped delivery and related bag charges.
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Pocahontas
Blossburg
Ohio Jackson
Raymond
Pittsburg
Winifrede
Hocking Valley
Begaes
Brazil
Bloca
Variety of cured meats and carcasses with varied prices
Listing of meat prices including sugar cured hams English style hams boiled hams sugar cured bacon and smoked bacon. Also shows prices for sliced breakfast bacon shoulders sausage fresh beef carcasses lard lambs and fresh veal carcasses with cents per pound indicators. Values reflect historical price notation.
Wall Street Opens Weak Then Improves With Copper Shares Rising
Wall Street operations in New York on Jan 18 opened with a ceiling in commission house trading causing further losses. The tone was weak in the first minutes then firmed. North Pacific slipped about 1 point while major railroad stocks steadied near the prior close. Copper shares led gains among leaders.
Labor convention in session with talks on reform and unity
Delegates hear a push for repeal of obstructive laws and better labor relations. President Lewis pledges action to protect workers and improve cooperation with capital, while officials outline afternoon reports and upcoming committee appointments. The voting results reelect Lewis as president and name Frank J. Hayes as secretary, with opposition to Edwin Parry and E B McCullough noted.
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Methodist Church
Yayler
Baptist Church
Godard
BishopDonaghue
Wolf
O'Donaghue
Lewis
Marshall
Perry
J. C. Day
Credentials Committee
Committee On Rules
Mc McCullough
Edwin Parry
William Green
Coshocton
Frank J. Hayes
Walsh Disappears as Court Denies New Trial
Chicago Jan. 18 John R. Walsh loses last legal recourse as the district court of appeals denies a new trial and mandates immediate execution of a five year sentence. Expected to be jailed that afternoon and en route to Leavenworth by tomorrow evening, counsel’s final devices are exhausted.
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Chicago
John R. Walsh
District Court of Appeals
Federal Penitentiary
Leavenworth
Kansas
Walsh
Duncan Found Guilty for Assault and Battery With Attempted Murder
John Duncan was found guilty by a criminal court jury of assault and battery with attempt to commit murder after he shot his wife twice and slashed her throat inside a church. The penalty ranges from two to 14 years in state prison. The victim Mrs Dudean recovered and testified at trial.
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Duncan
John Duncan
Puncean
Dudean
Eastward Storm Warnings Issued From Cape Hatteras
Weather bureau ordered storm warnings from Cape Hatteras to Eastport Maine. A powerful storm gathering in the lakes is forecast to move eastward, affecting the eastern seaboard with strong winds and rough seas.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Cape Hatteras
Eastport
Lake District
Ferryboat Collision Sparks Panic Off Jersey City
The Jersey City and the Cincinnati, both Pennsylvania line ferries, collided in dense fog just outside Jersey City. Both vessels suffered heavy damage but no fatalities. hundreds of women aboard the Jersey City fainted and panic spread aboard the other ship as horses and passengers panicked. Deckhands restrained desperate passengers from leaping overboard and both boats were towed to Hoboken dry docks.
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New York
Jersey City
Pennsylvania
Cincinnati
Sur
Hobokei
Seven armed guards guard Rockefeller estate at Pocantico Hills
report says John D Rockefeller employs seven sworn deputy sheriffs from Westchester County to patrol the Rockefeller estate. former secret service men guard the grounds at Pocantico Hills near Tarrytown. the guards pose as staff and can carry arms and make arrests only within the estate.
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Feller
Westchester County
Secret Service
Rockefeler Cotate
Pocantico Hills
New Palace
Harold Danyer Smith
Minerva, C
Senerp
White Plains
Arma
Nake
Fanatic Kills Three Then Shoots Self in Mississippi
In Woxford Mississippi James Owens a Scotch Baptist driven by belief that world salvation is futile killed his wife and sister in law Sarah Cauley fatally shot Will Vaughan and then killed himself Owens had shown insanity weeks before lamenting his failure to save souls He shouted I am going to put you out of the way of sin before the shootings and suicide.
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Ain
James Owens
Sarah Cauley
Will Vaughan
Owens
Penny Banquet By Strikers In Steel District Bridgeport
Heads of striking workers at American Sheet and Tin Plate plan a penny banquet imitating the Carnegie event in Pittsburg. Pickets will guard the hall against magnates and reporters, with water cress crackers peanuts tobacco and river water on the menu. Speakers will be Amalgamated officials and admission requires a penny and a vow of secrecy.
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Bridgeport. O
American Sheet & Tin Plate Company
Carnegie Steel Company
Pittsburg
Steel Trust
Amalgamated
Insurance deal bad for White in Syracuse case
State Superintendent Hotchkiss arrived to lead the probe into the sudden sale of Peoples Mutual Life Insurance and league. The $150000 transaction split $120000 among directors including $20000 to Lt. Gov. Horace White. White resigned from First National Bank directors amid bank revolutions blaming him for links to the deal. Joan Tevis of Lexington sought control of the company and its $3000 assets for $150000. Governor Hughes ordered a full investigation and urged the pursuing of all leads.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Hotchkiss
Peoples Mutual Life Insurance Association and League
Horace White
White
First National Bank
Joan Tevis
Lexington
Hughes
Local Social Roundup Ahead of Jan 3 Weddings and Visits
Miss Louise Colby of Grand Rapids and Miss Alice Grace Hooker of Milwaukee plan to attend Miss Octavia Carr’s wedding on Jan 3. Mrs. Thomas B. Nobile returns from Duluth while Miss Rachel Baker visits Chicago. Locals Marguerite Wilson visits Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Moffett head to New York for a month. Socials include Mrs. Benjamin Harrison hosting Paris visitors with Mrs. Loonen, and Mrs. Ferdinand Winter’s musicale for her daughter Katherine Winter. The Thursday Afternoon Reading circle meets Jan 3 at 202 Central Avenue with program on Charlotte Bronte and Jane Eyre.
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Ferdinand Winter
North Meridian Street
Miss Katherine Winter
W. O. Moore
Central Avenue
Charlotte Bronte
Miss Jones
Jane Eyre
Wagner
Hermit Found Suffering In Marion Shanty
Marion Indiana January report describes Lewis Jones a 64 year old hermit found in destitution and exposure at his Walnut Street shanty. Police removed him to jail for cafe keeping while neighbors supplied food and fuel pending investigation of his case.
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Marion
Ind
Lewis Jones
Walnut Street
Phil's
Futrolman Marsh
Jones
Large Bates Family Welcomes 13th Child in Goshen
Goshen Indiana January 18 Mr and Mrs George W Bates four miles northwest of Goshen celebrate the birth of their 13th child a 13 pound daughter born last Friday The birth certificate filed by Dr G A Whippy lists George W Bates 49 a farmer and Sadie Bowmen Bates 39 maiden name Sadie Bowman The children are described as healthy and lusty and the parents as healthy and peppy.
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Goshen
Ird
George W. Bates
America
Bates
G. A. Whippy
Sadie Bowman
Ice gorge breaks along Wolf Creek in Evansville area
A massive Wolf Creek ice gorge in Evansville Indiana shattered today and moved down the Ohio River crushing trees and buildings. Authorities say no lives were lost though an expected ice break had been anticipated for days near Leavenworth.
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Wolf Creek
Ohio River
Leavenworht
Ind
Police regulate conduct in illicit district women shoppers
The new police rules in the illegal district allow women of questionable reputation to buy clothing and furniture anywhere. They end medical certificates from prior regulations and require sergeants to know each woman’s home address and prevent girls under 17 from entering the districts.
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Indianapolis
Jefferson club banquet planned at Marion Ind
Marion Ind January 18 Everything points to a successful Jefferson club banquet on February 5 The committee reports ticket demand from across the state with over 39 sold most to non Grant county residents Ticket sales will be limited to 00 and then confined to Grant county residents The gathering of district leaders is expected to benefit Marion by bringing visitors who will spend money in the city and be welcomed warmly
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Marion
Ind
Jefferson Club
Grant County
Eleventh Congressional District
Queen City
Boston Stocks Report Stirs Market Brief
Boston stock list highlights gains and losses for North Lake 16 percent Greene Cananea 10 percent Miami 24 Hal Lake 9 Smelting 60 Osceola with entries varied on Jan 18. The brief reflects a fragmented market snapshot from the era.
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Boston
North Lake
Greene Cananea
Miami
Hal Lake
Osceola
A New Year s Resolution in Sun Liner Ads
A brisk note about checking the Sun liner ads on page five for New Year resolutions and daily listings.
Two Children Die In Blazing Indiana Farmhouse
Bluffton Indiana January 18 two children of Ellen James an oil well pumper died in a farmhouse fire. Mabel aged 10 and Leota 4 perished as James and wife awoke at 4 am to find the home engulfed. James was badly burned trying to reach the children and crawled from the burning building.
Oren Hack Takes Charge Of Rhodius Estate
Oren Hack, appointed special administrator by the probate court, assumed control of the late George Rhodius estate on Tuesday. He received all real and personal property from Guardian Berryhill, valued at 701 dollars for real estate and 40 thousand dollars for personal assets, including diamonds watches and cash.
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Oren Hack
George Rhodius
Berryhill
Back
Marion High School Enrollment Reaches New High
Marion Indiana reports soaring enrollment as 523 pupils attend the second term. Principal Graves notes overcrowding in the 100 seat assembly hall, with extra rooms activated to handle the record attendance. City growth and real estate activity are cited as supporting the Bigger and Greater Marion motto.
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Marion High School
Graves
Averfiow
Marton
Judge Genge W. Stubbs to Lecture on Juvenile Court Work
Judge Genge W. Stubbs of the juvenile court will speak before the Presbyterian Brotherhood in Vincennes Tuesday evening. He will describe the juvenile court’s work in Indianapolis.
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Genge W. Stubbs
Presbyterian Brotherhood
Vincennes
Indianapolis
Cotton prices plunge as selling overwhelms May options
New Orleans reports a sharp cotton market drop with heavy unbacked selling. The May contract slid to 18.76 cents a pound, down 45.22 from yesterday’s high as prices tumbled amid broad selling pressure.
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New Orleans
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