Democrats Kiss and Make Up At New York Headquarters
New York Democrats display unity after Hill's ascendancy at Albany gathering. David B. Hill, though not named, is acknowledged as leader of state party factions. Speakers praise harmony as Tammany's John T. Oakley and others pledge support and critical remarks target William Jennings Bryan's influence on governor nominations.
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Albany
David B. Hill
State Democratic
Hill
John T. Oakley
Tammany
State Committee
Lewis Nixon
New York
McCarren
Democratic Party
Wm. J. Bryan
Missing wife found again by husband in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia Hannah May Garthmeier, 24, has vanished for the sixteenth time in three years. Her husband, likened to Sherlock Holmes, locates her across the city each time, including once in a hospital during an operation. He says each reunion ends with her declaring readiness to return home while she insists she merely wanted to rest.
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Philadelphia
Hannah May Garthmeier
Sherlock Holmes
Garthmeter
Joe
Indiana Divorce Law Reforms Questioned in Letter Case
An Englishman asks Indiana lawyer Addison C. Harris to secure a divorce from an actress wife, boasting liberal Indiana laws and asking for a decree by the next mail. He seeks minimal burden, claiming no need for residence or travel and hints at unlimited fees.
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Addison C. Harris
London
Harris
New York
Indiana
Clarks buy 18 vacant lots along Sherman to Parkway
Mr and Mrs Charles W Clark purchase 18 vacant lots totaling 42 by 162 feet each located between Sherman and Parkway avenues and between Twenty fifth and Twenty sixth streets near N Meridian si. The Clark residence property is noted on N Meridian south east near McClain street for 7500 dollars from August Wacker.
Births and Deaths in Local Notices
Hia V Thrasher and Jessie A Thrasher announce births at 41 Haugh street and 5%7 W Morris street, with several other family entries. Deaths include Ambrose Moore age 52 at 331 N Delaware, Sarah A Talbott age 60 at 1000 Coe, and John Read infant of 14 months, plus multiple illnesses and stillbirths noted across the city.
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Ambrose Moore
Building Pennite Repairs and Homes List
Silas Simmons 1201 N Beville Ave repairs 485 BE L Olcott 537 N California St house 22000 Joseph Rautenberg 526 Chase St house 2600 Minnie Mueller Chase St cottage 700 J H McClintock 1410 Bellefontaine St repairs 100 Frances F and Chas G Keiser 652 Beville Ave house 1400 Frank Look 2209 22 24 E St Joe St Tate greenhouse 5100 H W Brink 2145 Ringgold St stable 35 Thomas W Johnson 2510 N Delaware St veranda 150 Frank M Page Martindale Ave cottage 3900 Benj Pate 8 Keystone Ave fre nairs 240 Alice J M Donald 1521 Ashland Ave remodel house 12485 Henry Kaufmann 1208 Tecumseh Ave house 33900 Mattie Glass 1626 BF Olive Ave shed 910
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Silas Simmons
Beville-ave
BE. L. Olcott
California-st
Joseph Rautenberg
Chase-st
Minnie Mueller
J. H. McClintock
Bellefontaine-st
Frances F
Chas. G. Keiser
Frank Look
St. Joe-st
Tate
H. W. Brink
Ringgold-st
Thomas W. Johnson
Delaware‘st
Frank M
Martindale-ave
Benj
Pate
Keystone-ave
Alice J. M. Donald
Ashland-ave
Henry Kaufmann
Técumseh-at
Mattie Glass
Olive-at
Ruckelshaus aide eyed for county prosecutor bid
Interest in the county prosecutor nomination two years out grows among Republicans. If John Ruckelshaus is re elected he cannot seek a third term. Charles P Benedict the chief deputy may be favored for renomination while James Collins also seeks the post. Wirt C Smith and M L Clangon are expected to run. Pugh and Spahr status uncertain. Collins’ bid removes him from police judge race likely affecting Judge Stubbs renomination.
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John Ruckerghaus
Ruckelshaus
Charles P. Benedict
Benedict
James Collins
Collins
Wirt C. Smith
M. L. Clangon
Edwin B. Pugh
John O.spahr
Stubbs
Democrats Name Governor Chamberlain in Oregon Race
Incomplete returns on Tuesday morning show Democrat George E. Chamberlain leading for Oregon governor. The remainder of the Republican ticket wins by margins ranging from eight to twelve thousand votes.
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Portland
Ore
George E. Chamberlain
Who Will Pay for the Drinks
William A. Norris a 56 year old veteran was stabbed by Evel Meade a 42 year old in Cofield s saloon at noon Tuesday in a dispute over drinks Norris sustained a non serious wound to the right chest Meade fled and officers Mefford and Morgan could not locate him Norris says Meade offered to buy drinks Norris refused the money Norris says he did not offer to buy and Meade attacked with a knife Norris was treated at 11 N East st by Dr Erdman Meade recently served a workhouse term from police court
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William A. Norris
Evel Meade
Coffield
Washington St
Norris
Meade
Mefford
Morgan
N. East St
Dr. Erdman
Largest pineapples cargo shipped from Havana voyage
The Steamer Havana arrived from Havana with 7,609 barrels and 13,920 crates of pineapples, totaling over 1,250,000 apples. It was the island’s largest pineapple export yet, causing the ship to list and making it hard for passengers to stand on deck.
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New York
Havana
W. S. Webb Extends Option on Canadian Atlantic Rail
New York June 3 news reports W S Webb secured a one month extension on his option for the Canadian Atlantic railway. Along the Canadian Pacific in the northwest, land sales are reported as vast, lifting the land fund of that road to 30000000 dollars. Markets abroad and at home did not react to the favorable South Africa news.
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New York
Webb
Canadian Atlantic Railway
Canadian Pacific
Northwest
London
South Africa
Indianapolis Securities and Gas Stocks in June Listings
Indianapolis markets list securities in common and preferred shares across multiple banks and utilities. Notable entries include Belt Street railway, American National Bank, Central Trust, Union Trust, Merchants National, Indiana Trust, Indiana Gas, and Indianapolis street railway stock. Treasury of notes shows bonds from Indianapolis street railway, Indiana hotel, and Atlas engine works with various percent yields. Stockyard receipts show cattle shipments and a June 3 report from Indianapolis stockyards.
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Indianapolis Securities
Indianapolis Street Railway
American National Bank
Capital National Bank
Central Trust Company
Columbia National Bank
Merchants’ National Bank
Ndiana National Bank
Marion Trust Company
Union Trust Company
Light and Power
Weceese Eee
Indianapolis Fire Ins. Co
Indiana Trust Company
American Cen‘ral Life
Ind. Guaranty and Title Co
Taw Building
Union Traction
Broad Ripple Traction
Indianapolis
Indiana Cold Storage BB. Eterees
Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Company
Indiana Hotel Company
Atlas
Best feeding steers and weight-based cattle prices
Receipts for hogs and sheep listed with quantities and price ranges. Feeder cattle range from light stockers to prime export cows, with values given per hundred pounds and totals for common to good cows with calves. Hogs show quotations for mixed, heavy, and lightweights, while sheep and lambs report spring lambs and yearling quality with per hundred weight prices.
Cattle and Hogs Market Update From Cincinnati
Cattle receipts 132, market steady yet quiet at Monday’s lower prices. Shippers 5.75 to 6.50, butchers’ steers 5.50 to 6.25, calves steady to 7.25. Hogs receipts 1,495, market slow on top grades. heavy shippers 7.15 to 7.20, packers and butchers 6.90 to 7.10, mixed 6.60. Sheep receipts 1,581, market active and steady. extra 4.50 to 4.60, lambs steady to 5.50.
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Cincinnati
Chicago Grain and Provisions Market Summary
Chicago Grain and Provisions prices show wheat down across June July and September contracts with minor shifts in corn oats and live poultry. Provisions edge mixed with pork and ribs up slightly lard down, and butter and cheese values fluctuating.
Market activity shows mixed gains on U S steel and anthracite
Trading opened with slight advances in Reading, Erie, Union Pacific, St Paul, and Wabash preferred as inside buying appeared in Continental tobacco and snuff. Anthracite stock weakness seemed to lift overall prices, with gains extending to Reading and other issues while London activity remained light. government bonds held steady and total sales reached 101,900 shares.
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Bor
United States Steel
Union Pacific
London
Reading
Continental Tobacco
Manhattan
Atchison
Steel
Erie
B. R.T
St. Paul
New York Provisions Market Summary
New York notes pork prices at 18.00 to 18.50 per unit. Lard quoted at 10.60. Butter values vary with creamery and brands around 20 to 22 cents. Cheese shows large at 9.32 and small at 10 to 10.3 cents. Dressed poultry prices list turkeys at 8 to 20 cents, chickens 7 to 11 cents, fowls 8 to 11 cents, ducks 9 to 11 cents, geese 10 to 11 cents.
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New York
Elgin
Indiana
California
Tierces
Ile
East Buffalo Live Stock Market Report June 3
East Buffalo reports cattle supplies of x cars with steady dry feature grades and easier grassy stock. Heavy grades steady at 6.75 to 7.00 dollars, others 4.75 to 6.50. Hog supply 18 cars, market slow with 5 to 10 cent decline. good workers 7.00 to 7.15, light 6.85 to 7.00, mixed packers 7.20 to 7.30, mediums and heavy 7.40 to 7.55, pigs 6.09 to 6.80. Sheep and lambs offerings 10 cars, market steady. top barley fed lambs 7.00 to 7.25, others rising. mixed sheep up to 4.50 to 4.76, wethers 4.90 to 5.25, culls 1.50 to 4.40. All sold.
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East Buffalo
Market report on Wheat Corn Coats and Hay prices
Wheat prices show weakness with No 2 red at 79c and scattered bids for milling freight. Corn prices steady with multiple white and mixed grades listed around 64c to 68c. Coats hold steady with assorted white and mixed grades near 44c to 48c. Hay remains steady with No 1 timothy around 12.75 to 13.25. Inspections record several cars for each grain and bale type.
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Timothy
Chicago cattle market report June 3
Cattle receipts reported at 3000 with steady tone. Prices ranged from 3.50 to 7.65 for various classes, including choice to fancy beeves at 7.10 to 7.65 and stockers 6.25 to 7.40. Cows and canners listed from 1.04 to 4.50, calves 3.50 to 6.75, bulls 2.42 to 6.65.
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Chicago
Mixed and butchers market prices and sheep receipts
Sheep receipts total 9,000 with lambs strong and at record seasonal price. Wethers paid 5.90 to 6.25 for good to choice. poor to medium 3.50. Western sheep quoted 5.00 to 6.15. native lambs 4.50 to 7.10. Colorado and western lambs show 6.75 to 7.35. Pigs and hogs listed at 6.85 to 7.40 with various cents per unit.
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Colorado
Comprehensive 1905 Grocery and Produce Price List Update
Readable portion covers meats and poultry pricing for hens and turkeys, ducks, and eggs, plus cheeses and butter. It lists hides, tallow, flour and bran, fruits and vegetables with crate and per unit prices, oysters, fish, clams, lobsters, frog legs, shrimp, and canned goods. Also details coffee varieties, roasted blends, and an extensive range of sugar products with multiple brand and packaging options.
Food and commodity prices in old market list
A murky OCR of wholesale prices shows salt in car goods, beans, rice, canned fruit, and numerous groceries. Entries include molasses from New Orleans, hams and bacon under various grades, lard, sausage, fresh pork and beef, and assorted drugs and chemicals with prices, weights, and per unit costs scattered throughout.
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Dave Hill
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Jessie A. Thrasher
Haugh St
Robert
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Sarah A. Talbott
Coe-st
J.“H. Woodruff
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