Storks and Stocks Mixed in Anaconde Market Report
Opening prices show declines and light trading in Anaconde with some stork activity around the room. Government bonds unchanged. Cincinnati live stock reports list cattle receipts at 59 steady plus various price ranges for hogs sheep and calves, with mixed results. Buffalo cattle and New York produce data follow with assorted prices for pork lard poultry butter eggs and cheese.
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Atork
Anaconde
Amaigadon
Gincinnati
Cincinnati
Agia Inwer
Havgsag
Earutd
New York Produce
New York
Dresser Poultry
Anickeens
Mqlic
Staley Dairy
Itallation Creamery
Sige
Leggs
White Geney
Western
Tve
Akimaa
Live Stock Market News From Indianapolis and Other Cities
Hogs market in Indianapolis reports 7,000 head with prices easing early, some activity later and a close steady after clearance. Cattle and sheep quotes weak and slow. prices down 10 to 3 cents from week’s close. Regional cattle receipts mixed, with live hogs and sheep showing softer demand. Chicago and St Louis markets show similar softening trends across beef, hog, and lamb categories.
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Indianapolis
St. Louis
ST Louis
Texas Moera
Slanahm
Blovgems
Savages Ordered Back From Chicago Exhibitions
Federal judge ordered the Togorrowtes back to their native lands after a writ of habeas corpus brought by Dr. Truman Hunt challenged the display of human beings in Chicago amusement parks. The ruling followed a decision by Judge Bemea in a public case dealing with the control of the exotic exhibits.
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Erippe Mekan Press Association
Chicago
Roadhouse duo charged after patrol finds items
Patrol officers raided a roadhouse north of the city on Thursday and found two suspects, Steck and Keener, along with a 29 year old woman and a 29 year old man. Charges posted related to permit issues and location. Wilson and Mefford reported the incident during the late night visit.
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Steck
Wan Arhursday
Mefford
Lo Wilson
EmMe Carber
Information desk at Union Station plays down annoying questions
A humorous scene unfolds at Union Station as a woman asks which railroad serves a town near the Mexican Central line. A red headed clerk struggles to answer, shelving the hot issue with comic evasions while a colleague hides under a table to restrain laughter.
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Union Sta!ion
Nora Roar
Mexico
Bhehr
Teft
Rand
McNally
Assaulted by Patient at Wisconsin Infirmary
July report from Kankakee Wisconsin details night watchman George Devans of Momence being struck by a patient at the infirmary of the Titaja Eastern Hospital. The incident description is garbled but indicates an assault during a nighttime security watch. Local authorities may investigate for medical facility safety.
Chicago Grain Markets Open With Mixed Wheat Gains
Chicago grain prices edged higher as traders weighed a strong world supply outlook and early gains in wheat. Prices for wheat rose slightly, corn showed modest improvement, oats moved up, and Liverpool futures followed with gains amid reports of Russia weather affecting exports.
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Chicago
Northwest
Wagar
WGC
Liverpool
Russia
Hoosier Homecoming Postponed Amid Local Notices
City news notes a postponed Hoosier homecoming at the state fair in 1607 and reports assorted court actions. E H Rentech faces assault charges. Margaret Rentsch faces contempt charges dismissed in police court. A theft case leads to arrest of a man named Erastus Brown. Miles Rogers fined for concealed weapons. Wheat, corn, oats, and wheat price updates accompany local finance notes on street improvements and sewer protections.
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Margaret Rentsch
Westie
Hasheen
Quake at Socorro Strikes New Mexico Town
MeHar Press Association reports forty-one earthquake shocks from Bundas morning through Tuesday morning wrecking Socorro New Mexico. The courthouse is ruins. adobe homes cracked. 700 people camp in tents. Water in hot springs rose in temperature. fear of volcanic eruption as tremors continue in a 30 by 10 mile zone. Distress grows as provisions run scarce for residents camping outdoors.
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MeHar Press Association
EL Paso
Tex
Bundas Mornihe
Socorro
New Mexico
Socorra
Santa Fe
Acmo
Wadrone Mountains
Socorm
San Antonio
San Mareta
Nirata
Magita
Jena
Roosevelt orders probes into right to work law violations
Nerippa McRte Preas Association in Washington reports that President Roosevelt directs rapid action against violations of the labor right-to-work law by contractors on public buildings. Farm and navy officers will report infractions, with prosecutions to follow via the Department of Justice. Labor officials urged investigation and army and police cooperation to curb the practice.
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Nerippa-McRte Preas Association
Washington
Roosevelt
Navy
Department of Justice
Waa Wal
Labor
Nelt
Strike of Copyists At Albany Stirs Policy Trade
In Albany New York a strike by copyists disrupted copying of policy figures and addresses for mutual life insurance firms. Workers imported from New York left their posts in the assembly chamber and refused to work. The walkout crippled the transfer of data for the international policy, with many writers earning only a small daily amount.
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Scrippa-Weline
Albany
S.J
Poidera
New York and Mutual Lite
Tnauranse
New
Compsany
Tranaer
Leta
Haldese
Assembly Chamber
Atvany
New York
Wad ¢ house warming
A brief notice records a house warming event with informal phrasing. The fragment mentions a wife and a person named Fred the red, plus a year reference. No clear date, location, or organizations are provided.
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Fred
Train Tragedy Near Marion Leaves Man Dead
Report states Charles Gio White, age 45, fell from a moving train near Marion three miles east of the city. He sustained a head wound and body injuries, thought to be from striking a rail or object during the fall. The incident occurred on a Bunker Hill line train operated by Weaton and Peninsania crews. Authorities suspect accidental death. body recovered from the river.
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Marion
Weaton
Penifisania
Charles Gio White
Bunker Hill
Gifford
Births Marriages and Deaths in City Record for a Day
A hazy city record lists births with parent names and addresses, marriages between pairs such as M- Raksman and May 3h dio om, and several death notices including Charles of Bernards and Mary Ganarr. Building permits for additions and repairs across Chicago and New York appear, with firms like Century Bleenit company and Maclean fre noted.
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Chicago
Dietz
New York
Birchott
Hastingswort
Burhertana
Capital
Bleenit Company
Reraire
Meridianaf
Tautoindite Comnasy
Additia
Anve
Ant Stilin
Srcelline
Hoyt
Mene Snelby
Awelling
Pxtard
Te Maclean
Nai
Fragmentary Meridian item from Mobile paper
Fragmentary OCR shows a dated notice with garbled names and phrases. It references Mobile Alabama and a Meridian connection, but readable specifics are minimal. The item appears to be a brief public or organizational notice, lacking clear actions, dates, or involved entities.
Lady Curzon dies after long illness in London
Mary Victoria Lester Curzon of Kedleston, American born and highly regarded in England and India, died of heart failure after a long illness. Tributes flowed from the empire as Lord Curzon faced bereavement, with details of her social influence, charitable works in India, design patronage, and her Chicago origins.
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Sperial
London
Lhce Curzon
Misa
Mary Victoria Teller
Levin Letter
Chicago
British Empire
Curgon
Nushund
Southport
Lsu
Rhein
India
Mary Victoria Lerner
Curzon
Kechestan
Levi Z. Lester
Marshall Wield
Bye
Michigan Terrace
Saint
Washington
Joseph Leiter
Daley Leiter
Earl of Buffolk
Berkshire
D. C
Lady Curgan Traven
Annther
Mary Dlester
Waxehlington
Campbell
Brivien
Mary Liter
Lord Curzon
aMcial
ORPHAN CHILD SUSTAINS BURNS IN KITCHEN FIRE
Blanche Dodson a taloned age child died or burned after the blaze started in the kitchen of a home at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. Mrs Bray says the child took matches from a table and set her clothing on fire. Mr Bray rushed to help, burned himself severely, and the child was taken to Clits hospital.
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Blanche Dodson
Clits Hospital
Richard Bray
Chicago Estate Tax Review Reveals Large Back Taxes
The County Board of Review heard Beale representing executors for the Marshall Field estate. Personal property including railway stock brings the total to 1,859, with city notables excluded. The panel believes back taxes could be substantial if collected in court.
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Chicago
Marshall Field
Twnin
Beale
Eastate
County Board of Review
Chicago City
Arailway
Pield Naid
Board of Review
Meat Cases Stall as Jury Fails to Reach Verdict
The jury in the trial of meat dealer Harry Matzke was dismissed after two hours as they could not reach nett verdict. Prosecutor Po Boar aims to press charges against 25 meat eaters for adulterated ground meat with preservatives. Tension exists with Dr J SN Hurcy, Health Board secretary, who withdrew support from the prosecution.
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Harry Matzke
Charlew Whitsie
Charles Po Boar
J SN. Hurcy
State Board of Health
Girl Handles Runaway Horses With Remarkable Presence
Mise Bertha Bosart steadied a runaway team that toppled Mrs Co Morgan and others as the rig veered toward a railroad. The women escaped serious harm though Morgan and Bosart were thrown. A broken yoke, cracked collar bone, and a stopped vehicle followed before help arrived at 472 E. Washington Street.
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Mise
Bertha Bosart
Co Me
Morgan
Wedrstay
Sten 'Bosert
Milas Hejyart
Silas Bosare
E. Wington
Dr. Spencers
Explosion at Rock Company machinery plant
A dynamite accident at the Rock Company's Oakland machinery plant caused a powerful blast. The vicinity endured a severe explosion with extensive damage to the plant and surrounding area. Rescuers responded as authorities investigated the cause and extent of injuries.
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Bertppe-menae Crees Alseration
Oakland
Cal
Rnumlte
Machinery of Rock Company
Ereieriek
Hoodoo Tale Defends Texas Ship and Crew Reputation
Edgar Huddleston of Richmond defends the Texas ship Hoodoo against a Washington article claiming slow speed and weak performance. He cites her marksmanship, famed for tearing through Cervera’s fleet, and recalls adventurous voyages and mine incidents near Guantanamo. The crew’s loyalty and pride amid trials are emphasized.
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Edgar Huddleston
Richmond
Stubbins Hotel
Tmy
Navy Union
Gove
Texas
Cerveran
Santana Hay
Two Men Assassinated Near Beaver Creek Mountain Path
News from Beaver Creek Florida county reports the assassination of Dick Hall and Jehan Thornberry two noted leaders while traveling a remote mountain path. Fire or weapon unknown. authorities begin investigations.
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WeRag Preag Annectetien
Lexington
Beaver Creek
Flosa County
Dick Hall
Jehan Thornberry
Parade of the Elks in Denver Reaches Grand Pageant
In Denver on July 19 the annual parade connected with the reunion drew a crowd of about 15,000 people. Around 160 bands or units joined the procession, which featured three bands and a festive atmosphere marking the event.
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Denver
Col
Dreyfus Arrives in Geneva for Two Month Leave
July 1 report states Alfred Dreyfus arrived at his villa in Geneva to take a two month leave of absence. He is described as very happy about the restoration of his honor and notes that everyone has been exceedingly kind, hoping to forget the black past.
Electric accident injures worker at Pickigan City
Special to The ium reports a line crew incident in Pickigan City Ind as 2280 volts surged through a pole yesterday. A worker named Collina was knocked rigid by the wire but saved by fellow worker Fong who released him. Several others suffered burns to arms and body.
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Ium
Pickigan City
Ind
Cody
Woman Dies After Jump From Hotel Window
Boton July 19 Mrs J J Samuel Pies of New York leaped from the hotel window last night. She was found dead at the City hospital in Chicago. The report gives brief details of the sensational event and its aftermath.
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Scripps-McRae
Bobton
Samuel Pies
New York
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