Hog Prices Fall as Indiana Market Sees Mixed Demand
Receipts for the day in Indianapolis show 9,500 hogs, 1,200 cattle and 200 sheep with declines in hog and cattle markets but sheep higher year over year. Early sales steady to down 5 to 10 cents, with some declines up to 16 to 20 cents from yesterday, while cattle demand improves and sheep and lambs move at recent prices. Prices list varied by lot, with hogs mostly 6.40 to 6.65 and top around 6.65, cattle trading steady to firmer, and lambs and sheep quoted near 4.00 and 4.50 respectively. Grain and feed prices also noted with steady oats and firm wheat and corn prices.
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Wwe
Indianapolis Produce Exchange Report on Butter Prices
Market note from the Indianapolis Produce Exchange notes fresh butter offerings labeled country style and ebbe quality with brief pricing signals and trade activity among local buyers and sellers.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Produce Exchange
Prisoner commits suicide in jail after murder sentence
James Jones, sentenced to 20 years by Judge Stapleton for wife murder, died by taking poison in his Riverhead jail cell. The method and poison source are unknown. He had stated he would never serve his sentence.
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Jones
Stapleton
Riverhead
Howe
Coquelin the Great Actor Dies in France
Constantin Coquelin, acclaimed as the world’s greatest actor, died at Cambo the home of Edmond Rostand in the French Pyrenees after a month of pneumonia. His celebrated Cyrano de Bergerac role elevated Rostand’s play to world fame and a modern dramatic summit.
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Coquelin
France
Cambo
Edmond Rostand
French Pyrenees
Atricken
Cyrano de Bergerac
Rostand
Paris
Gascon
Willett Speech Stricken From House Records
Washington January 27 The House ordered the speech of Representative Willett removed from the official record after the committee found his remarks about the president not justified by constitutional duties. The committee recommended striking the entire speech to eliminate the objectionable portions.
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Washington
House
Willett
New York
Larry and His Clocks at Cleveland Pet Stock Show
Larry La joie showcases his coop of Partridge Wyandottes as the chief attraction at the Cleveland pet stock show. He expresses wonder at the exhibition and hopes to become a true fancier in time.
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Cleveland, O
Larry Lajoie
Partridge Wyandottes
Births and deaths in city records line Fort area
Births list includes Ray and Edith Fort at 44 E Thirty-second St a boy. Clarence and Mamie Henry at 2356 N Arsenal Ave a girl. John and Vera Eastes at 2434 Prospect. Samuel and Flora Peek at 1488 Belmont Ave a boy. several additional couples with addresses and newborns. Deaths include Bridget Blackwell 71 at 1028 Senate Ave cirrhosis. Thomas Blackwell 79 at 1025 Senate Ave chronic bronchitis and multiple other entries of local names. Real estate listings show Marion County Realty frame houses on Morris St and 186 Pleasant story frame house with prices.
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Ray
Edith Fort
E. Thirty-second Street
Clarence and
Mamie Henry
Arsenal Avenue
John and
Vera Eastes
Prospect Street
Samuel and
Flora Peek
Belmont Avenue
Harry and
Jennie Mitchell
Blaine Avenue
John
Laura Bivens
Sheffield Avenue
Nathan and
Drilla Payne
W. Ray Street
Jacob and
Zella Frederick
Gillette Street
Charles and
Dora Stewart
Minnesota Street
Franklin and
Alice Sanders
River Avenue
William and
Elma Weist
Holly Avenue
Howard and
Edna Tilford
Garfield Street
Patrick Ae Lilly Mulrine
West Street
Alvin and
Ee Nusbaum
Illinois Street
Francis and
Mary Sherer
Chicago Street
Emil and
Alma Beler
Brookside Avenue
Elmer and
Mary ‘Kraning
W. Peart Street
Bridget Blackwell
Senate Avenue
Thomas. Blackwell
Henry F. ‘Fisher
Ida G
Bilison
Dunaway
Greg- Howard C. Flowers
Bertha Elcilot
A. la Fourest
Hazel
M. Henry Cosper
Bertha Woods
Nathan Hamilton
Beymer
James M. O’connor
and . Abbott
Martin W. Gordon
Mary. Kelley
Louis W. Hagedon
Florence
Burt. Builermits
Marion County Realt Company
Morris Street
Oliver Avenue
Pleasant
Hope Pa
Ah ‘Meyer
Alliance Asks for Repeal of Offensive Law
The Alliance of German Societies with 75 000 members presses for repeal of the county-option law. They condemn Anti-saloon League tactics and child involvement in protests, urge home rule, and insist on legislation aligned with the recent election results.
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Alliance of German Societies
Anti-saloon League
General Assembly
Menelik of Abyssinia Reported Dead in Paris
Paris reports Emperor Menelik of Abyssinia dead according to an official source. Empress Taitou has been directing public affairs for several days, and the death is feared to spark public trouble.
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Paris
Menelik
Absesinia
Taitou
Wade Davis Goes Up in a Balloon in St. Louis
In St. Louis on Tuesday, stage director Wade Davis joined Sylvester von Phul and Capt. R. E. Honeywell in the balloon Dauntless for a wager inspired ascent from the Second and Rutger gas plant. Davis, initially fearful, completed the short flight westward as the Prof. Napoleon company prepares to perform again at the Odeon with four shows totaling about ten thousand dollars in gross receipts.
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ST. Louis
R. Wade Davis
Napoleon
Sylvester von Phail
R. E. Honeywell
Dauntless
Second
Rutger Streets
Davis
von Phul
Odeon
Albert Bond Lambert
Alps
Vesuvius
Capt
Honeywell
Joseph D. Bascom
Court costs assessed against labor chiefs in contempt case
Samuel Gompers John Mitchell and Frank Morrison were ordered by Justice Wright of the District supreme court to pay the costs of the contempt proceedings. The amount totals 1500 dollars.
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Washington
Samuel Gompers
John Mitchell
Frank Morrison
District of Columbia
Justice Wright
District Supreme Court
Indiana Ward and Township Liquor Law Proposal
Democratic leaders push House bill 23 to limit saloons by township population calculated from votes. It allows existing licenses to remain until population permits new licenses, imposes suspensions and fines for selling to minors or on holidays, with stricter penalties on repeat violations and license revocation.
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Democratic Party
Indiana
Consul Cheney and wife to rest at New Haven
The bodies of United States Consul Cheney and his wife killed in the Messina quake will arrive in New York on the Venezie tomorrow. A Marine battalion will escort the remains to Grand Central Station for burial in New Haven. The couple will lie in Trinity Church until the funeral Saturday at 11 oclock.
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United States
Cheney
Venezie
United States Marines
Brooklyn
War Department
Consu
Grand Central Station
New Haven
Trinity Church
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