Wall St Stocks Slip Amid Dull Opening Trading
New York stock market opened dull with few price changes. Reading rose modestly while Union Pacific led gains, others stayed flat or slipped. overall activity remained limited and prices moved within narrow ranges.
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Scrippe-MeHine Presa Association
New York
Reading
Union Pacific
Atchison
Canadian Pacific
Interborough
Metropolitan Common
Brooklyn Rapid Transat
Amalgamated
Anaconda
Cattle and Sheep Receipts Reported In Cincinnati Market
Scripps McRae Press Association reports cattle receipts at Cincinnati on June 24 totaling 800 with prices 15 to 20 cents lower. Butcher steers range good to fair at 4.50 to 5.60, calves up to 6.50, hogs mixed with 4.00 to 6.17, sheep receipts 1,200 steady with e xtra lambs at 7.25.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Cincinnati
Cattle and Hog Receipts Steady to Lower in St Louis Market
Scripps-McRae Preasn Association reports cattle receipts at 4,500 to 5,000 head with cattle and beef steer prices from 4.40 to 6.90, stockers 3.00 to 4.85, cows 2.85 to 5.30, Texas steers 2.75. Hog receipts around 5,000 with pigs and lights 5.60 to 6.10 and best heavy 5.95 to 6.10. Sheep receipts 4,500 with natives 3.65 to 5.85 and lambs 3.00 to 7.60. market generally weak.
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Scripps-McRae Preasn Association
ST. Louis
Texas
Market Prices for Hams Bacon Sausage and More
Listing of hog and pork products with quality grades and weights including ham bacon fresh pork lard pickled pork sausage beef veal and mutton prices per pound or per barrel as market rates. Specifies English cured bacon breakfast bacon and various cuts with percentages and averages.
New York Produce Prices From Scripps McRae Association
NEW YORK June 24 Pork Mess 17 6018 55 Lard Western 854a 8c Tallow City 6c country 64c Butter Creamery extra 24%4c state dairy 2c Eggs White fancy 20c Cheese Fullcream 11%¢c.
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New York
Scripps-McRae Preas Association
Chicago Live Stock Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago market update shows cattle receipts at 73,000 with steady values and hog receipts at 15,000 down 10 cents. Prime beef ranges from 5.60 to 7.00, cows and heifers 2.80 to 5.35, hogs 5.50 to 6.95, native and western lambs 5.75 to 7.40, with steady sheep at 4.00 to 6.35 for natives and Westerns.
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Chicago
Prices for dairy and poultry in Chicago market report
Scripps Mecline Prew Association notes Chicago prices with Butter Creamery extra at 28 cents, Eggs Extras at 16 cents, Cheese Twins at 11 1/2 cents, Poultry Turkeys and Chickens listed, Geese at 5 dollars per dozen, with poultry and egg figures given for market trading.
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Scripps-Mecline Prew. Association
Chicago
Pittsburg Live Stock Market Report June 24 1900
Cattle receipts 140 down 25 cents. Choice to prime cattle 5.99 to 6.25. Sheep supply light up 25 cents. prime wethers 5.00 to 5.15. Hogs receipts 45 load down. prime heavy hogs 6.15. mediums and heavy 6.30. light workers and pigs 6.45.
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Scrippia-McRae Press Association
Pittsburg
For Rent Rooms Wanted Help and Situations in The Sun
Classified notice notes three days free under For Rent Rooms and Wanted Help categories in The Sun. It lists no addresses but indicates temporary housing and assistance opportunities.
Grain futures edge higher and lower with mixed oats and corn
Chicago market report shows oats slipping to 38 cents with ranges to 39 1/4, wheat choppy around 92 cents, July corn at 52 1/2, and September pork around 15.85. Local receipts log 28 wheat cars, 3 corn cars, 128 oats cars.
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Scrippe-McRae Press Association
Chicago
St”E
Livestock Market Receipts and Prices in Indianapolis
June 24 Indianapolis livestock sale reports hogs 3,500 cattle 400 sheep and lambs 159. Hogs overall 5 cents lower, top 6.12. Cattle and sheep steady. Detailed ranges for steers, heifers, bulls, calves, hogs by weight and class, with prices across good to choice, common to medium, and light categories.
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Indianapolis
Grain market report details per wheat and hay grades
City Grain lists pricing and inspection figures for wheat grades No 2 red through No 4 red and white mixed, No 2 yellow, No 2 white, No 2 mixed, and hay grades including choice timothy and prairie. It records car counts, through billing figures, and notes rejected lots across wheat corn and hay categories.
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Hay
Timothy
Prairie
Mulle Gowns Captivate Young Girls In Fad Display
The fad for mulle gowns features color over white fabrics with colored waist accents to break the whiteness at the throat. Satin bands of varying widths and large flowers on skirts create striking designs, complemented by new smart laces for an elegant finish.
Judge Loving On Trial For Killing Young Man
Houston Virginia June 24 The trial of Judge W G Loving for the killing of Theodore I Estes April 22 opens with Miss Loving to testify The defense claims Estes sought to assault her with drink while the prosecution says the killing was unprovoked Hundreds of Estes and Loving supporters gathered in Nelson County for the courthouse proceedings
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W. G. Loving
Theodore I. Estes
Miss Loving
Estes
Loving
Nelson County
Houston
Lovings
Revolting peasants govern Midi district in Beziers crisis
Beziers France June 24 revolting wine growers control the Midi district and issue orders via a central defense committee. Soldiers guard bridges and roads while two fresh regiments arrive. Delegations seek clemency for rebels and many villages report demonstrations.
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Beziers
Midi
France
High Trousers and Minds Debate by School Chief
Cleveland news reports W. H. Elson, superintendent of public schools, criticizing students for flashy socks shirts and brimless trends. He quips that longer trousers equal fewer brains, linking style to education in a tongue in cheek assessment.
Indiana to Erect Monument for Dead Soldiers at Andersonville
Governor Hanly’s commission reports site chosen for an Indiana monument at Andersonville National Cemetery Georgia. The granite monument budget is 7500 dollars. 14 000 Indiana soldiers are buried there. Site includes Center Ave knoll near the old prison and masons plan the grounds with state and national markers.
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Hanly
Andersonville Prison
Andersonville
R. C. Griffitt
Morgantown
D. C
Chattanooga
Chickamauga
Missionary Ridge
Orchard Knob
Center Ave
Washington
Wisconsin
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Ohio
Michigan
Maine
Pennsylvania
Ilowa
New Jersey
Indiana
New York
Connecticut
National Cemetery
National Women’s Relief Corps
Western Union Severs Pact As San Francisco Strike Intensifies
Western Union declares San Francisco walkout a contract violation and says it will not honor the agreement unless the strike ends. Deputy President Konenkamp calls national executive board meeting to decide if President Small will order the San Francisco action halted.
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Scripps-MacRae Press Association
New York
Western Union Telegraph Company
Commercial Telegraphers' Union
U. S
Neill
San Francisco
Western Union Today
Western Union
Clowry
Konenkamp
Telegraph
National Executive Board
Executive Board
Small
Peabody Dismissed in Gould Inquiry
Police Lieut. Frank Peabody was dismissed from the force after accusations of lying to Deputy Commissioner Hansen during the Gould inquiry and leaving headquarters without permission. The case involved Howard Gould and alleged interference with a supposed former husband of Katherine Clemens Gould.
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Scrippe~McRae Preas Association
New York
Frank Peabody
Howard Gould
Katherin Clemens Gould
Force
Hansen
Gould
A Kongo Child Victim Under Belgian Rubber Regime
London report describes a 10 year old girl named Moseri from near Lake Mantumba in the upper Kongo. She was found hiding after King Leopold's troops, led by Belgian officers, cut off her right hand because her family failed to meet rubber quotas. Her parents had not gathered the required amount of rubber.
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London
Moseri
Lake Mantumba
Kongo
Leopold
Wreck injures Van Camp driver on Noblest street
Carl Pence of Van Camp Hardware was thrown from his wagon loaded with sheet iron on Noblest street near Maryland. The front wheels passed over his abdomen as he swerved to avoid two oncoming wagons. He was treated by Dr. Wagner, then taken to his home and later to Deaconess hospital for surgery.
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Maryland
Pence
Maryland St
Wagner
S. Ilinois St
Deaconess Hospital
Wagon Collision Injures Man Refuses Ambulance Ride
Ed Engleking a 26 manlest man was thrown from a spring wagon when the horse ran away after striking a telegraph pole at Massachusetts and College avenues. He held on until the wagon hit the pole, sustaining injuries to his right side and choosing a street car over a dispenser ambulance.
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Ed Engleking
Massachusetts
College Aves
Engleking
Barth Divorce Granted With Alimony
Sarah E. Barth was granted a divorce from John Barth by Judge Leathers in the superior court. The couple reported a history of marriage activity including prior divorces and a stated cruel temperament. Alimony of $1.90 was awarded to the plaintiff with reference to the ongoing marital actions.
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Sarah E. Barth
John Barth
Leathers
Superior Court
Barth
Allen
Masons Hold St John Day Service in Indianapolis
The Scottish Rite Masons and affiliated groups in Indianapolis observed St John’s day at the Scottish Rite temple. Vice-president Charles W. Fairbanks spoke on Immortality and H C Adams paid tribute to recently deceased members, highlighting Samuel A Johnson. A large turnout participated in the event.
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Scottish Rite Masons
Masonic Organizations
Indianapolis
Charles W. Fairbanks
H. C. Adams
Samuel
A Johnson
Change in Indianapolis and Cincinnati traction tickets
The traction company will discontinue the usual single or round trip ticket starting Monday July 1 and replace it with a fare amount ticket. The new tickets are valid for one year from the date of sale.
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Indianapolis & Cincinnati Traction Company
Horse Blanket Theft In Lawyer's Case
Attorney O U Newman reports a stolen valuable horse blanket from his barn. A blanket matching the description is at the police station but Newman refuses to identify it due to a criminal case involving his client Sam Goldberg. Detectives say the blanket was found in Goldberg’s possession during his arrest.
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O. U. Newman
Newman
Sam Goldberg
Samuel Wallace
Goldberg
Simon
Jealous husband kills wife then self in Pittsburgh area
In Bridgeville area, Joseph Morconick, 38, a mine foreman, fatally shot his wife then shot himself. The couple’s two year old son witnessed the event. Authorities say jealousy was the cause.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Pittsburg
Joseph Morconick
Bridgeville
Costly rise stalls dream of new family home
A planned new house on a purchased lot is halted by a one thousand dollar price rise as materials and labor costs surge. Builders hardware, nails, door sashes, screens, paint, linseed oil, and cement all jump, making the planned home unaffordable and leaving plans unrealized amid the parents’ disappointment.
Duellists Fight on Crane High Above Chicago A Crowd Turmoil
Gustave Pierson and George Barnashak workers at Illinois Steel fought in mid air on a 166 foot crane. Barnashak was knocked from the crane and likely fatally injured. Police freed Pierson as workers threatened lynching and a riot call drew aid.
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Chicago
Gustave Pierson
George Barnashak
Illinois Steel Company
Barnashak
Pierson
Hold Wheat for Dollar in Indiana Meetings
Mount Vernon Indiana June 4 Farmers in southern Indiana plan large meetings next Saturday to extend their fight for a dollar wheat. Fully 500000 bushels of Indiana wheat will be pledged at these meetings and held for 1 a bushel. Farmers will not market a bushel until they receive 1 a bushel.
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Indiana
Gov Hanly to name executive accountant appointee
Speculation runs over who Gov. Hanly will appoint to the new executive accountant post created by the last legislature. The appointee will be attached to the office of the governor and will oversee fiscal matters.
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Gov
Hanly
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New Jersey St
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Delaware
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Temple Ave
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Charles B. Taylor
Cora C. Shafer
John Herramann
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Sheffield Ave
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Oriental St
Hogan Carse Construction Company
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Mount Vernon, Ind
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