Wall Street Stocks Mixed Early Trading On June 18
New York markets opened dull with small price shifts as many issues edged up fractionally. Union Pacific and Reading led gains while Pennsylvania and Great Northern preferred fell. broader list showed modest advances, with government bonds steady and early trading signaling accumulation by a single interest in the rail stocks.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
New York
Pennsylvania
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Atchison, B. & C. Steel
Car Foundry
Union Pacific
Reading
Wall-st
Wheat and grain prices move across Chicago futures
Wheat opened higher for July at 91 1 2 cents then slipped to 88 3 4 cents for September and 94 1 2 cents for December. Corn rose with July at 52 1 2 cents and September around 53 cents, oats surged with July at 44 1 2 cents and September near 36 1 4 cents. Local receipts show wheat 29 cars, corn 824, oats 161. July wheat closed 91 1 2 cents, September 94 1 4 cents, No 2 red winter 92 98 cents. July corn 52 1 2 cents, September 53 cents. July oats 44 cents, September 36 1 4 cents.
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Chicago
Livestock market prices in Indianapolis sale report
Receipts totaled hogs 8000 cattle 1800 sheep and lambs 250. Hogs were 5 cents higher with top at 6.27. Cattle steady except best steers higher. sheep and lambs lower. Prices shown for steers, cows, calves, bulls, heifers, and feeders with varying weight classes and conditions.
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Indianapolis
St Louis Live Stock Market Report June 18 1900s
Cattle receipts 7,000 strong with beef steers 4.40 to 6.60, stockers 3.00 to 5.00, cows and heifers 2.85 to 5.30, Texas cattle 1.50 to 4.00. Hogs receipts 9,000 up 5 to 10 cents, pigs 5.80 to 6.20, packers 5.85 to 6.20, heavy 6.10 to 6. thirty. Sheep receipts 1,200 strong natives 2.60 to 5.05, lambs 4.50 to 7.50.
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ST. Louis
Texas
Grain Market Report Shows Mixed Prices and Totals
Wheat steady to mixed with No 2 red at 91?4c to 89c, through billing No 3 red 8c, oats around 46c, hay steady with top timothy at 21.00. Corn lists No 2 white 53%c, No 4 white 54c, various mixed and yellow grades, with total car counts for inspections and rejections.
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Timothy
Hay
Prairie
Pettibone Denies Pinkerton Spy Claim in Boise Report
In a Boise jail cell on June 18 George Pettibone refuted Denver reports that he worked for Pinkertons or would testify for mine owners. The day’s proceedings included Orchard's testimony and the recall of witnesses as defense probes alleged statements. Separately, Jack Frye, a Silver City miner and Haywood witness, was assaulted in the district attorney’s office hallway by two guards, leaving him reluctant to testify.
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George Pettibone
Moyer
Haywood
Pettibone
John Murphy
Denver
Western Federation
Federation
Harry Orchard
Orchard
Nichols
Canyon County
Richardson
Mack” Malish
Steunenberg
Engley
Colorado
Lottie Tay
Miller
Spokane
Caldwell
San Francisco
Simpkins
Gov. Steunenberg
Darrow
Alaska
Paddy Mullaney
Jack Frye
Silver City
Bob” Meldrum
Claude Bartell
Gen
Buckley Wells
Hawley
Meldrum
Bartell
Frye
Dyer
Cincinnati Live Stock Market Report
Cincinnati June 18 cattle receipts 250 steady butchers extra 5.60 5.75 good to choice 4.85 5.50 common to fair 3.50 4.60 calves extras 6.25 hogs receipts 2800 5 7 percent higher good to choice 6.25 6.27 14 mixed packers 6.20 6.25 sheep receipts 2000 steady extra 5.00 lambs extra 7.25 7.50
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Ecripps-McRar Press ‘Association
Cincinnati
Chicago Live Stock Prices Report Chicago June 18
Chicago live stock receipts total 3,300 cattle steady with prime beeves 5.60 to 7.00, cows 2.90 to 5.35, canners 1.75 to 2.70, Texans 4.75 to 6.10. Hogs receipts 12,500 up 5e, light 6.05 to 6.20, rough 5.85 to 6.00, mixed 6.05 to 6.30, heavy 6.06 to 6.22, pigs 5.75 to 6.25. Sheep receipts 7,000 steady native 4.00 to 6.25, western 4.00 to 6.%, native lambs 7.%, western 5.76 to 7.50.
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Chicago
County Board Fixes Assessments Across Multiple Firms
The county board of review fixed assessments for numerous firms including Indiana Mirror Mfg Co, Indiana Farmer, Link Belt Co, Eureka Refrigerator Co, Furnas Office and Bank Mfg Co, Indianapolis Brewing Co, Indiana Title and Guarantee Company, Herrington Light Co, Grand Hotel Co, Grocers' Boxing Co, New C. Habich Co, Indianapolis Brush & Broom Company, Hoosier Mfg. Co, and others. Adjustments range from small changes to substantial updates, with several entries noted as new assessments and some showing reductions or reallocations. The list covers manufacturers, utilities, boat and launching firms, and various Indiana-based businesses in a broad statewide context.
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Indiana Mirror Mfg. Co
Indiana Farmer
Indiana Contracting Co
New Indiana Cooperage Co
Eeppert Shoe Co
Agseteda
New Link Belt Co
Kivans Milling Co
Seeess
Factory Hat Store Co
Mahaley, McCrea Millinery
MEO
BP Td Ate Ala Rint
Fairbanks-Morse Electrical D & da
New Faulkner Preserving Co
New Federal Bldg. Co
Fidelity Watch
Dia- Mona
Finch, McComb & Co
Fisher Auto. Co
New Foster Lumber Co
Fox, Gerhardt Co
Fulmer-Cornelius Press
Indianapolis Canoe Club
New Furnas Office
Bank Mfg. Co
Feyne Paeaens Furnas Ice Cream Co
Ger
Am. Boating Co
Gibson Auto Co
Cccsee Eae
Indianapolis Abattoir Co
Indiana Seed Co
Indianapolis Belt and Supply Company
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Indianapolis Basket Co
C. Perry Co
Indianapolis Brewing Co
Indiana Title and Guarantee
Cere Eee Seace
A. P. Hendrickson Hat Co
Herrington Light Co
J. C. Hirshman & Bite
Grand Hotel Co
Grover Coal Co
Grocers’ Boxing Co
Gueldhope Wagon Co
Porter & Kinzie Boat and Launching Co
New C. Habich Co
Indianapolis Brush & Broom Company
Hackelman Music Co
Hamilton, Harris & Co
Hamilton Chemical Co
New Hampton Printing Co
W. B. Harris & Son
New Haverstick Co
H. T. Hearsey Vehicle Co
Eli A. Hirshfield Co
Holloran & Co
Ceee Eessne Holt Ice and Cold Storage Company
Home Brewing Co
Hoosier Mfg. Co
Holloran Drilling Co
New Orleans Woman Claims Share of James H. Smith Estate
Mrs. Simon Dufreche of New Orleans announces she is a daughter of James H. Smith the New York millionaire who died in Japan. She has hired New Orleans and New York lawyers to contest the will and press to secure a large portion of the estate.
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New Orleans
Simon Dufreche
N. Diamond St
James H. Smith
New York
Millionaire
Japan
Smith
Ous
James Henry
America
Alice Smith
Mrs. Dufreche
N. Diamondst
City weighs buying historic bath house site
A Monday night common council resolution urged the city to purchase the Schissel bath house property at West Street and the canal, with a proposed $1,000 appropriation. The measure, introduced by Councilman Neukom, was referred to a committee with power to report to the controller. The sale option extends five days as officials consider buying in the city’s name.
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Common Council
West St
Neukom
Frederick E. Matson
Irvington
Audubon Road
Pennsylvania
C. W. Rosseter & Co
Gill & Greenen
Summit
Coburn Coal Company
Monon
Twenty-third St
Haughville Town Hall
Benjamin A. Brown
Brown
Chicago
Marriage license copy reveals 1866 Galveston ceremony
Mrs Dufreche reports she obtained a certified copy of a Galveston marriage license dated April 25 1866 authorizing a union between James Smith and Ellen Gargen with witnesses listed. She describes family ties to Patrick Flynn William A Flynn and the Smiths and says she will pursue her claim with Paul L Fordy and Judge Howe aiding in New York.
Chicago Produce Price List As Of June Eighteenth
Chicago June 18 prices for dairy and poultry show Butter Creamery extra at 23c per pound Eggs extras 16c prime fiats 14c Cheese Twins 11 2c Poultry Turkeys ilc chickens 11%c ducks 2c geese 5.00 7.00.
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Chicago
Serippra-Mckine Prersa Association
Market Report Tendered Prices for Meats and Dairy
New York on June 18 reports pork mess at 17.75 18.25, lard Western steady at 8.70 8.80, tallow city 6 percent, butter extra creamery at 23 2a c, eggs white fancy 15 15 1 2 cents, cheese full cream lic
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New York
Peace Conference Names Four Committee Heads at The Hague
The Hague June 18. President Neildorff announced the four committee presidents for the international peace conference: Bourgoise France Tarnielli Italy Martens Russia Beernaert Belgium. Italy objects to Peres Triana Colombia an anarchist and seeks his exclusion. the protest will be referred to the Dutch government. A plenary session tomorrow will map committee work.
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the Hague
Neddorff
International Peace Conference
M. Bourgoise
France
Signor Tarnielli
Italy
Prof. Martens
Russia
M. Beernaert
Belgium
Neildorff
Joseph H. Choate
Peres Triana
Colombia
Triana
Naples
Fighting in Formosa drives natives back under Japanese
Brisk fighting reported between Japanese and Formosan natives at Victoria B C. Advices via the steamer Monteagle say Formosans, who hold three fifths of Formosa and total 100000, were driven back by five thousand Japanese troops. In this operation 378 miles were covered.
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Scripps-McHae Press Association
Victoria
B. C
Monteagle
Formosa
Body of Midshipman Ulrich Found in Hampton Roads
Special to The Sun Norfolk June 18 The body of Midshipman W C Ulrich was found floating in Hampton Roads bringing to five the number of Minnesota launch victims recovered. Rescue for the remaining six missing continues today.
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Norfolk
W. C. Ulrich
Hampton Roads
Minnesota
Cincinnati Chamber Backs Arbitration Over Telegraphers Strike
The Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce protested the pending nationwide strike by commercial telegraphers and urged arbitration as a resolution. The stance was announced in Cincinnati, Ohio, on June 18. The association named Scrippay McRae Preas as party to the note.
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Scrippay McRae Preas Association
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
United States
Chamber
Scrippe-McRae Press Association
Rome
Father Feehan
Fitchburg
Mass
Fall River
City Records of Births and Deaths in 1900s Ledger
The listing records births and deaths with names and addresses such as Edwards at 1120 Central Ave and Morton at 2% E Ohio St noting multiple infant births and several causes including tuberculosis pneumonia and nephritis. It also lists numerous adults by name age and residence plus a set of property transactions and building values in the city.
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John G
Josephine Edwards
Central-ave
Jesse and
Lelia Morton
Ohio-st
D. H
Mrs. Alley
Elmer and
Alathea Myers
Massachusetts-ave
Samuel and
Iva Mason
Roosevelt Ave
Clarence and
Katie Ropson
Galest
Edward Keigan
S. West
Geo. F. Brown
N. Westernave
Ida M. Baldwin
Arizonast
Lucinda A. Clary
Twain and Shaw meet in London at railway station
In London Twain and Shaw greet each other and share light remarks at the rail depot as Twain heads to Oxford for an honorary degree. Twain jokes about his forthcoming biography while Shaw teases him on Poe and Twain as sociologist. Twain aims to study English pageantry for his own funeral plans.
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Shaw
Archibald Henderson
Twain
America
Poe
The
Jumping Frog
Idaho land fraud sentences in Moscow court
William Dwyer received 18 months in the penitentiary and a $100 fine plus eight months in the county jail. C W Robnet got eight months and a $100 fine. William F Kettenbach president and George Kester cashier of Lewiston National Bank, each eight months in jail and $1,000 fines. Dwyer’s term was for subornation of perjury.
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Scrippa-MacRae Press Association
Moscow
Idaho
William Dwyer
C. W. Robnet
William F. Kettenbach
George Kester
Lewiston
National Bank of
North Idaho
Dwyer
County Board Lets Third Quarter Supply Contracts
The County Board of Commissioners let contracts on Tuesday for furnishing county supplies for the third quarter of the year.
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County Board of Commissioners
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Scrippa-MacRae Preas Association
City Grain
Boise, Idaho
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Ellen Gargen
Galveston
Tex
England
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Oldham
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Chancery
Wiliam-st
Rusholme Lane
Flynns
Patrick Flynn
William A. Flynn
Flynn
Freche
St. Annest
Patrick
Jim
Henry
Kempps-NeRae Preen Association
Archibald-Cleaver Co
Washington
Scripps-McRane Preas Association
Ulrich
Welter Washburn
Nellie Keeley
Charley H. Adgill
Mary B. Holzer
Alvin L. Young
Cleo M. Humes
James F. Dwyer
Elizabeth A. Barrett
Martin H. Trembly
Luia L. Walters
Graham D. Hoffman
Florence A. Small
Fred H. Kiel
Ida
E.C. Meter
Martin Lynch
Ellie Gunn
James N. Gant
Jessie S. Slusher
Arthur Lee Ward
Mabel Walker
August Meister
Lawrence Koenig
Prospect Bt
W. I. McIntyre
Sherman Drive
J. G. Hayes
N. Capitol
H. H. Meyer
Blake St
A. J. Watson
Wm. Mellwwaine
Hamilton Ave
N. Davidson
London
Mark Twain
George Bernard Shaw
Oxford
Feehan
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