Wall St Stocks Fall Then Rebound Amid Turbulent Trading
New York July 4 Markets opened softly with limited activity amid a London price pullback for American issues. Harriman stocks softened while Lawton linked Brookings rose sharply in early trading. Amalgamated St Paul and Anaconda gained, later markets rallied then eased with Union Pacific seeing heavy selling amid a late downturn.
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Shripps-WeRne Press Association
New York
London
Harriman
Brocke
Lawcon
Union Pacific
Chicago Cattle and Hog Prices Reported Mixed
Chicago cattle receipts total around four thousand with prime beeves near 6.00 to 7.30 and stockers at 2.90 to 5.30 while cows and heifers move up to 2.75 to 5.90 canners up to 2.70 hogs totaling about forty thousand and trading 5.40 to 6.12 for various weights sheep receipts about 23.9 hundred with native and western lambs and sheep trading near 4.00 to 6.10 for native and western lambs from 5.75 to 6.00.
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Chicago
Cincinnati Livestock Prices On July 8 Report
Cattle receipts at Cincinnati total 1.59 thousand head with strong demand. Prices: top butcher steers extra 5.77 to 5.90, good to choice 4.99 to 5.65, calves extra 7.50 to 8.00. Hogs receipts steady to lower, good to choice 5.90 to 6.00, mixed packers 5.85 to 6.05. Sheep receipts steady at 3.8 thousand, extra 4.65, lambs 1.25 to 1.55 lower. extra 1.15 to 7.55.
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Cincinnati
Scrtipps-McRae Piece Annociation in New York Market
New York July market notes show varied priced items including pork products at 18.51 per unit, lard at 8.55 to 4.05, poultry with dressed turkeys and chickens listed, butter creamery extra at 2 6e, eggs fancy white at 2ie, and cream cheese receipts around 6.993 with firm cream. The fragmentary listing reflects commodities trading in meat dairy and eggs with multiple local and regional references.
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Scrtipps-McRae
New York
Western
Steam
Sepet
Yallow
Unclear market notice from Chicago listing livestock items
A fragmented Chicago market snippet shows categories such as Butter-Creamers and Cheese-Twins with poultry items including 114 Poultrs-Turkeys and ducks, geese priced at various rates. The readable portions imply a sales or listing page with livestock prices and vendor names, but many words are garbled.
Pittsburg Live Stock Market Report
Pittsburg Pa July cattle prices show higher tendencies with prime at 449 and 66.49, sheep supplies up with prime wethers at 5.95 to 6.00 and lambs around 35 to 78.00, hog receipts 59 head with prime fat doses and mixed lots in the 31.10 range, light workers and pigs around 6.40 GAAS.
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Pittsburg
Weline
Meats and Lard Prices in 19th Century Market List
A detailed price list for meats and lard across multiple cuts and preparations. Hams, bacon, breakfast bacon, English style bacon, prime beef cuts, fresh pork to lard varieties, and pickled pork per barrel are outlined with weights and per-pound or per-barrel rates. Key items include English cured bacon, first quality lard, and pickled pork prices.
Uprising near St. Petersburg disrupts Lake Ladegs traffic
A 2000 peasant uprising in Schlusselbers District east of St. Petersburg leads to clashes with troops injuring several. Waterways on Lake Ladoga are blocked, port outbreaks feared, and authorities fear wider unrest as socialist agitators mobilize workers nearby. A guard regiment was deployed to quell the disorder.
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St. Petersburg
Former J. P. Used Gun Scrippe McHae Press Association
John Berr, aged 6, was shot in the abdomen and right side at his home 2918 Washwater Boulevard by R. B. Haughton justice of the peace. Berr is said to be dying. Haughton was locked up but refused to talk. Details of the shooting are not known.
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Scrippe-McHae Press Association
QT. Louis
John Berr
Washwater
Boulevard
R. B. Haughton
Justice of the Peace
Haughton
Chicago Grain Scrippa-McRae Preas Market Update
The September wheat market collapsed with bears removing support. early trades at 4 0 0 and l ec, closed Saturday at 5 ri ac. July and December quotes show mixed declines and steadier coarse grains while hog products list pork at 16.20 and lard at 5.95. Local receipts include 2 cars wheat, 274 cars corn, 76 oats. No. 2 red winter near 92 23 c.
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Chicago
Bears
Sriac
Live Stock Prices From Indianapolis Market Report
The Indianapolis market reports receipts of hogs 3000 cattle 450 sheep and lambs 50. Hogs opened steady top 86.17 to 86.14. Cattle and sheep and lambs mostly steady with varied classes including good to choice steers heifers and cows. Prices shown for steers 1300 pounds and up 625 675 etc with ranges for other weights and stockers, plus bulls calves and clipped offerings.
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Sane
Child Becomes Central in Court Case Over Abducted Girl
Frieda Ensley, aged years, was taken by her mother from church service and led to a chase through the neighborhood as bystanders aided Miss Maro Morgan who cared for her. The child now stays with an aunt while Mr. Ensley seeks return to the Morgans or her foster home. The case heads for legal action.
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Miss Morgan
Mr. Ensley
Dayton
Indianapsis
Frieda
Morgans
St. Patrick's Church
Greiner
Miser Left $18,000 Found in Silent Miser’s New Rochelle House
New York reports that John Bancock, dubbed the silent miser, died yesterday in New Rochelle. Authorities discovered about $18,000 in gold and silver coin hidden in his residence, prompting questions about the source and disposition of the wealth.
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Scrippa-McRae Press
New York
John Bancock
New Rochelle
Sell your old traps by inserting a ten word ad
A local notice invites readers to place a ten word advertisement in Tag Sun for selling old traps, priced at 16 cents for three days.
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Tag Sun
Methodist Hospital Fund Drive Gains Momentum in Indiana
The Friends of Methodist movement reports rapid fundraising as about $25,000 is pledged toward a $100,000 goal. Rev W D Parr leads the canvass with Revs De Longe and Stone touring the state. Bishop McDowell of Chicago plans two talks in Indianapolis and Epworth leagues sustain broad support with district subscriptions and gifts from local firms and individuals totaling over twenty five thousand dollars.
Hatchet Attack Kills Three on Wall Street Scaffold
Milton Alvin, a plasterer on the Trust Company of America's new Wall Street building, felled three coworkers with a hatchet during a heat induced frenzy. Patrick Sullivan and Michael Reilly died, Edwin Smith injured, Alvin severely cut but alive. All were on a narrow scaffold. Reilly died en route to hospital. Father Cregan gave last rites as chaos unfolded.
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New York
Milton Alvin
Trust Company of America
New Wall St
Patrick Sullivan
Michael Reilly
Edwin Smith
Alvin
Sullivan
Reilly
Smith
Father Cregan
Hudson St. Hospital
Fear Building May Collapse
Report continues on the wrecked drug company building on Maryland Street where a collapse and explosion sparked a six hour fire. Firefighter crews fought flames through debris piles with water from multiple lines. authorities suspect the blast origin and wind damaged a rear water tank. 250 barrels of wine and whisky were buried beneath the wreckage as investigators review whether explosives or storm damage caused the disaster.
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Coots
Burford
Brunswick-Balke
Grawler Street
Hook and Ladder Company No. 1
James Cleray
Noliceman
Daniel Stewart
John O’brien
Hook and Ladder Company
No. L
Drug Company
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Company
Stewart Drug Company
C. F. Sayles Agency Company
Chicago Neeney
John N. Carey
Taniel Stewart
Pat Fal Ry
Eras eAampan
Lynching Attempt Foiled After Subway Push
In New York City at South Ferry station, William Curtis blocked by crowd after shoving Gateman George Metzinger in front of a train. Police intervened as would be lynchers pursued Curtis for several blocks. Curtis was jailed for attacking Metzinger who tried to stop him from riding without paying fare.
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Scrippa-McRae Press Association
New York
William Curtis
South Ferry
George Metzinger
Curtis
Bluecoats
Metzinger
Trust Plea Unclear as Standard Oil Case Heads to Judgment
Federal Judge Landis ordered adjournment after brief testimony in the Standard Oil case and set final judgment for Aug 3 at 10 o clock. Attorney M Rosenthal argued innocence and questioned the court on a 4 percent rate while Felton of Union Tank testified on industry practice and tariff schedules.
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Rosenthal
Standard Oil
Landis
H. E. Felton
Union Tank Line
Felton
Interstate Commerce Commission
Interstate Commerce Law
Felon
Fulton
Jurge Landis
Nautry
Man recalls brutal treatment in Telluride protest
Peter Macks recounts being lashed to a telegraph pole under a broiling sun in Telluride after refusing to clean the sinks of officers. He says he was inhumanly treated and nearly beaten to death, a punishment he compares to the worst of Russia.
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Boise
Idaho
Telluride
Peter Macks
Gsath
Tam
Russia
May Think Trip a Hostile Move at Navy Yard Repairs
The May Think Trip is undergoing repairs at the navy yard. The battleship Nebraska, commissioned a week ago, will have alterations made and crew discharged as soon as men can be brought here. Admiral Burwell requests two extra drydocks at Bremerton in addition to the dock Congress authorized and the navy department has started to build.
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Navy Yard
Nebraska
Admiral Burwell
Puget Sound Navy Yard
Bremerton
Congress
Navy Department
Will Go In October Plans For Warship Transfer
Rear Admiral Brownenn, chief of navigation, returns from Oyster Bay after discussing the projected transfer of Atlantic warships to the Pacific. The departure date is not likely before October. The Atlantic fleet maneuvers are unchanged and planned for late summer and fall with Evans fleet battleships to assemble off the New England coast around August 2 near Narragansett Bay.
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Brownenn
Bureau of Navigation
Kas Fi
Oyster Bay
Atlantic
Tle
Eer
Evans
New England
Narragansett Bay
Doubts Yankee Patriotism Interview With Admiral Sakamoto
The Hochie prints an interview with Admiral Sakamoto in which he states that if war breaks out between Japan and America the outcome would hinge on the bases of operation. He says bases like Cavite and Manila are distant, Americans in the navy lack patriotic resolve, and crews would likely desert in war.
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Takio
The
Hochie
Sakamoto
Japan
America
Pescadores
Cavite
Manila
Washington
May Reject Treaty
Washington reports indicate Japan will not consent to renewing the treaty if the United States reserves a clause excluding Japanese coolie labor from the continental United States. The semi official advices claim to convey Foreign Minister roynacht views via Otoyaki Yamaoka, representative of Count Okuma, leader of the progressive party.
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Washington
United States
Roynacht
Otoyaki Yamaoka
Count Okuma
Progressive Party
Say There Will Be No Clash in Jap-USA Tensions
TOKIO reports the Japanese press dismisses U S excitement, asserting harmony will come as both governments seek justice. They view Washington as eager to act fairly and believe sources of trouble will soon vanish.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
TOKIO
United States
T Washington
Japs Not Alarmed by Pacific Fleet Plans
Viscount Tani in Tokio cables the New York World saying Japan is not alarmed by reports of a large American battle fleet in the Pacific. He asserts Japan will not view the United States as an enemy and recalls past tensions with San Francisco hooligans, noting calm despite naval preparations.
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New York
Pacific
New York World
Viscount Tani
House of Peers
Tokio
San Francisco
Perr
Saratoga
N. Y
Knights Templar
United States
Far West
New York City
Edward VII
Earl of ‘Uston
Order
England
John B. Tressider
Grand Priory of
Canada
Indiana Incorporations and Stock Changes Report
The record lists J. H. Randall company of Monticello with 15000 capital stock and three incorporators J H Randall Minnie F Randall and F R Fisher. Also String Town Telephone company Greenfield with 180000 capital stock and five directors Roy Crider James Parish Frank Carrier B H Buford and Liberty Tregse. Orinoco Furniture company capital stock raised from 10000 to 17500 with William N Lincoln as president and George L Lucas as secretary. Hickory Handle company Attica with 15000 capital stock and directors William Calvert C B Isley R R Allen and R R Nave.
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J. H. Randall Company
Monticello
Ind
J. H. Randall
Minnie F. Randall
F.R. Fisher
String Town Telephone Company
Greenfield
Roy Crider
James Parish
Frank Carrier
Orinoco Furniture Company
William “N. Lincoln
George L. Lucas
Hickory Handle Company
Attica
William Calvert
C.B. Isley
Haywood murder trial deposits read in Boise
The Haywood murder trial in Boise turns to California depositions as Darrow and prosecutors clash over their admissibility. Witnesses discuss Orchard and Bradley bombing claims at a San Francisco flat, with gas explosion theories gaining traction. Court aims to speed proceedings while Moyer and Haywood prepare to testify amid tense mood.
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California
Wood
Gov. Goodin
McPartland
Orchard
Fred Bradley
San Francisco
Bradley
Shadley Flat
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Scripps-McHae F Preas Association
City OF ST
Petersburg
Schlusselbers
Trafic
Ladegs
Europe
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Chicago Grain
Scrippa-McRae Preas Association
Indianapolis
Jibey Antate
Hood
Lee Ensley
L. ©. Greiner
Miss Maro
Morgan
Miser
Friends of Methodist Concern Give
Methodist Hospital
W. D. Parr
Revs. de Longe
Stone
Inter
McDowell
Meridian St
M. E. Church
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Enterprise
Epworth
Epworth League
Connersville
Greencastle
Crawfordsville
Valparaiso
New Albany
Goshen
Wabash
Logansport
Richmond
E. J. Armstrong
A. M. Stonebruner
J. M. Dalrymple
A. W. Taylor
H. P. Hendrickson Hat Company
When Company
W. T. Taylor
Star
L. S. Ayres
P. C. Roebush
T. Tyner
J. P. Smith
J. M. Mauer
Scripp
MecRae Press Association
Third
Maryland St
MGB
George
Zinger
TRUST
Standard Oil Company
Deci
Sion
crippa-WeRne Press Association
M. Rosenthal
Snecmlly
Gi! Company of New Jersey
Peter Macki
Scrippy-McRae Press Association
Scripps-MacRae Press Association
Judge Wood
Cali
Fornia
Haywood
Scripps-Mwehree Press Association
Boise, Idaho
Darrow
Deposi
Bradley House
Rutan
San Miguel County
Colorado
Steve’ Adams
Teluride
Arthur Collins
Union
Adams
Moyer
the Earl OF Euston
State Board of Optometry
Statehouse
Indiana
County Board of Review
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