Amalgamated Copper To Reopen Butte Mines
New York March 2 Amalgamated Copper announces most Butte mines will open today and Washoe smelter aims for full 18000 ton daily capacity within a week. Copper at nine cents a pound reported. Public Service Commission bars script and stock dividends hurting Erie and Gould shares. Cotton up 50 cents per date, wheat down slightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Shotwell
New York
Amalgamated Copper Company
Butte
Amalgamated
Public Service Commission
Erie
Gould
New York State
Missouri Pacific
Grain Market Elevator Report Totals Carloads and Prices
A historical freight ledger item lists wheat corn and oats prices by grade and color with through billing adjustments. Wheat steady at various red track and Sie parcels, corn stronger with white and yellow grades, oats steady with white grades and mixed lots, plus inspection counts and totals across multiple cars and lots for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
East Buffalo Live Stock Market Report
East Buffalo New York March 2 cattle receipts 22 active at steady price ranges for steers heifers cows bulls feeders and calves. Sheep and lambs receipts 15000 active and firm with varied prices for lambs yearlings wethers ewes and culls. Hogs receipts 13600 up to 10 cents higher with Yorkers pigs mixed heavies roughs listed at multiple price points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Buffalo
N. Y
Pittsburg Live Stock Market Report
Pittsburg stock market roundup shows cattle at 2,100 head, trades 10 cents lower with primes up to 5.60. Hogs receipts 8,000 with prime heavy hogs around 4.85. Sheep receipts 2,000 noting lambs and wethers price ranges and culls.
Livestock market reports from Indianapolis run March sale
Indianapolis livestock market receipts on March 2 show hogs at about steady with top at 4.70, cattle steady to strong, and sheep and lambs steady. Calves and various steer and heifer classes receive mixed quotes by weight. hogs include best heavies 210 pounds and up at 4.70, middle weights around 4.60, and lighter pigs around 3.35 to 4.65. Cattle notes cover good to prime bulls 4.00 to 4.35, cows and calves at 4.00 to 7.75, and stockers mixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Indianapolis
Arniele
Grain and meat futures report from Chicago markets
A. W. Thomson wire notes May contracts for wheat and corn, pork ribs and lard with figures around 7.65 to 7.67 for May maturities and a May price reference. The fragment mentions Chicago grain and meat futures trading activity and quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
A. W. Thomson
Meats and Lard Price List for Butchers and Stores
A period advertisement lists prices for hams bacon shoulders and lard with tons of figures. It includes sugar cured hams boiled hams English style hams and breakfast bacon with per pound or per package prices and per barrel rates for pickled pork and dressed hogs. Also shown are fresh beef veal mutton and lamb prices per carcass or pound and various cuts.
Catholic mass guarded by police after Denver assassination
In Chicago on Sunday and Monday uniformed police and detectives guarded priests and churches to prevent any riot or outbreak linked to the Denver assassination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Denver
Hurty Charges New Augusta With Gruelty
Dr. J N Hurty, Indiana State Board of Health secretary, claims the state wastes $500000 yearly of school funds on unsanitary schoolhouses. He cites New Augusta as a death trap, describing a 23 year old, unventilated building with steep stairs and cold rooms. He notes a survey led to call for a $20000 consolidation and the state board may push the matter in county courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Hurty
State Board of Health
Indiana
State Board of Wealth
New Augusta
Hurty
Augusta
Roosevelt Defends Judge Wilfley In Impeachment Fight
President Roosevelt denounces impeachment efforts against Judge L R Wilfley of the United States circuit court of China in Shanghai. Secretary Root reports the charges are unfounded and dismissed. Roosevelt says the attack targeted decency and public good and would aid corrupt interests in the far east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
L. R. Wilfley
St. Louis
United States Circuit Court of China
Shanghai
Roosevelt
House Judiciary Committee
Root
Orient
Far East
Indictments Grow in County Bribery Case
Reports say Huggins remains in seclusion while John McGregor who was indicted and arrested on bribery charges is ill in a Denison hotel room. Defendants Spafford Willeats and McGaughey react with surprise as Parmelee and Wockhart begin a graft probe into county records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huggins
John McGregor
Denison
Caleb S. Denny
Henry Spaan
Thomas F. Spafford
Mr. Spafford
Spafford
Arthur W. Wileuts
Atlas Engine Works
Thomas K. Spafford
John McGaughey
Young Woman Arrested for Killing Husband in Clinton
Ja Clinton March 2 A 17 year old widow of Fred Dolph was arrested in connection with his shooting death Saturday night. Police report damaging evidence against her. He was killed with a shotgun while asleep after a recent quarrel. The couple married about a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Fred Dolph
Helping Hand Mission Hosts Evangelist Meetings
Rev. S. B. Williams of Atlanta began a series of services at the Helping Hand Mission hall 423 W. Ghost. Hours are 2 30 P M and 7 45 P M with daily street services at noon and 6 45 P M A feature is hot coffee and sandwiches after services for the poor. A homeless couple was turned out of rooms for nonpayment of rent and are being aided to find work and a new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. B. Williams
Atlanta
Helping Hand Mission
W. Ghiost
Insurance lawyer found dead in New York home
Albany N Y March 2 Physicians called to examine Attorney Andrew Hamilton 44 longtime chief legislative agent for New York Life Insurance Co say he died of neuritis of the heart He was found dead yesterday morning at his home During the insurance investigation Hamilton was asked about the yellow dog fund He went abroad and stayed away until the inquiry ended
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Andrew Hamilton
New York Life Insurance Company
Hamilton
Yellow Dog Fund
Little Boy Saves Sister From Fire in Greenfield
In Greenfield Ind on March 2 May Service, 2 years old and daughter of County Clerk William Service, was seriously burned when her clothes ignited as her parents were momentarily away. Her brother Carr, 6, smothered the flames with a rug and doused her with water, saving her from death. she suffered severe burns to hands arms and body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenfield. Ind
May Service
William Service
Carr
City Record of births deaths and marriages in day paper
The record lists births at various city addresses with parent names and infant genders, followed by numerous death entries with ages, causes, and residences. It also lists marriages between multiple couples and building permit activity for cottages and repairs in the city.
Wedding of Hugh Cash and Lytle Portteus Spares Hat Hiccup
The wedding took place Saturday at 1:30 pm with Rev. Jonathan Day performing the ceremony. After the groom misplaced his hat, a friend lent one and the bridal party met the train with a new hat as a timely gift. The couple will reside at 116 N Irvington Ave after a trip to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Cash
Lytle Portteus
Cash
Jonathan Day
Irvington Presbyterian Church
Porttens
Chicago
N. Irvington Ave
Luncheon notices and social engagements in local scene
Fred A. Likely sends noon luncheon notices for Wednesday in the new Board of Trade dining room inviting all Sigma Chis. O H Montgomery, supreme court judge, heads the Indian alumni association. Locally Sigs dominate courts with four of five superior judges, one appellate judge and two supreme court judges. Victor announces engagement of Clementine to Ralph Harrison of Martinsville. Dr and Mrs Taylor and daughters visit then return to Logansport from seeing daughter Mrs Charles KE Hall. Present day club holds guest meeting at Miss Myrick’s home with Supt Cotton speaking on education. Nelle Voegtle hosts Ozo club Monday at her East Tenth Street home. Leah Borinstein to wed Jack Veinberg Tuesday at the Propylaeum with attendants Eva Borinstein and Sol Veinberg of Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A
New Board of Trade
Sigma Chis
O. H. Montgomery
Supreme Court
Indian Alumni Association
Sigs
Asphalt street graft case legacy and flight of Brunaugh
The article lists local figures tied to the Brunaugh asphalt street patchwork case, noting arrests and roles. It details Brunaugh fleeing after the graft was found, his 1907 Detroit arrest, and the Western Construction company ties with city street inspectors. A new indictment singles Brunaugh alone, with co workers potentially testifying but not compelled. He is accused of obtaining more than 3406 through fraudulent claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Holtzman
John W. Holtzman
Aaron RK. Koyster
W. Seventeenth-st
Fred J. Meyer
Greer-st
Merchant
Montie Roberts
Lexington Ave
Amos H. Haines
S. East-st
E. BE. Arnold
Perry Township
Ancil D. Stanton
William S&. McCormick
Holmes-st
Carpenter
Andrew J. Beller
Highland
Harry Walter
Greenbrier Lane
John B. Pasquier
Michigan-sr
Pasquier
Bookwalter
Brunaugh
Harry Brunaugh
Joe Clay
Detroit
Marion County Grand Jury
Henry W. Marshall
Western Construction Company
Lafayette
George W. Baxter
John Rosasco
Tom Shafelton
Elliott R. Hooton
TuteWiler competing on two tickets for Marion club presidency
Harry D. Tutewiler and William Bosson head rival tickets in a tight club election to be held March 11 with voting at the club gym. The GOP slate, Regular slate, and Independent slate vie for president and directors as 2800 members may cast ballots using voting machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry D. Tutewiler
William Bosson
Marion Club
Mr. Tutewiler
Bosson
Tutewiler
Boston
Tuiewiler
G. O. Pp
Willam Rosson
Henry <. Churchman
Fred I. Fox
Morton I. Hawkins
Charles F. Kaelin
W. A. Walker
Charles Shaw
A. E. Winter
W. D. Cost
G. F. Patterson
Thomas A. Gentle
Harry Hunter
Edward H. Schmidt
Lawson M. Harvey
James D. Pierce
Albert E. Nicoles
Alfred M. Glossbrenner
Marshall T. Levey
John Kh. Robson
Clark KE. Day
John F. Habbe
Herbert NR. Thrie
Emerson Druley
Emerson Druley. For Directors, Independent — Ticket
Crate D. Bowen
Max Emmerich
Harry R. Wallace
Alexander Rumpler
Elmer F. Gay
John A. Moriarty
Incorporations and corporate notices from various towns
Incorporations listed include Robert Orosz and company with capital of 5000 and incorporators Robert Orosz Jacob May and Frank Polgar. Lochiel Farmers Elevator company at Lochiel Benton county capital 15000 directors Joseph Vetter Herman Baxter James Sheedy F C Nutt John B LaGue and a Good Intent Horse Thief Detective association Pendleton trustees C J Rogers Charles R Fussell Charles L Oldham. Mines Manufacturing company Jay county increase capital from 10000 to 100000 John S Hines president. Loogootee Coal company Loogootee capital 4000 directors Philip McGovern William Willis Felix Multen. Rits Box company Crothereville cap
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lochiel Farmers’ Elevator Company
Lochiel
Benton County
Capital
Joseph Vetter
Herman Baxter
James Sheedy
F. C. Nutt
John B. LaGue
Good Intent Horse Thief Detective Association
Pendleton
C. J. Rogers
Charles R. Fussell
Charles L. Oldham
Loogootee Coal Company
Loogootee
Philip McGovern
William Willis
Felix Multen
Rits
Box Company
Crothereville
Cap
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Floer
L. S. Ayres & Co
Montana
City Grain
Secretary of State Board of Health
Rapd Trickstero
Wilfley
Chickering, Vose
Fischer, Stewart, Jewett
Behning
Kroeger
Wuischner
Shoninger
Stodart
Apollo
Wulschnerton City
Chowan
Pennsylvania Street
Little Boy
Sister
Lee C. and
Stella Ellington
Riverave
Jesse and
Addie Padgett
Bridsgest
George and
Marguerite Roth
Kentucky-ave
John and
Josie Forsee
Arbor-ave
Martin and
Minnie Bortlein
Edward and Maud Roberts
Hollyave
Leroy and
Alpha Crone
Oliver-ave
Carl and
Hermena Laurents
Elzy and
Ada Perry
Minnesota St
Phelomena Boral
N. Arsenal Ave
Charles Spehr
Mulberry-st
Jamie Alexander
Colton-st
Edward Soehring
Fletcher-ave
Stanton H. Turner
Virginia-ave
Forbes
New Jersey St
Anna Mack
Wright St
Charles Ray Argo
Alphtheria
Sophia Heyden
Wisconsin-st
Edgar Harding Williams
Fletcher Sanatorium
Beatrice Robinson
Maxwell St
John W. Robinson
W. Thirteenth St
John Meany
Little Sisters of Poor
Abraham F. Latiff
S. Missouri St
Jess Parker
Marie Amas
Mathew J. Hughes
Anna Rocke
Roy Darwin
Mary Alice Gaskill
Earl Hooper
Laura M. Young
George F. Fellows
Ethel E. Spaldag
John W. Hogan
Hattie Talbert
Clarence L. Cummins
de Quincy
Miss Victor
J. A. Victor
Clementine
Ralph Harrison
Martinsville
Taylor
Logansport
Charles KE. Hall
Nelle Voegtle
Ozo Club
E. Tenthst
Leah Borinstein
Jack Veinberg
Propylaeum
Eva Borinstein
Sol Veinberg
Montreal
Canada
Seph Minturn
Mr. Bosson
Robert Orosz
Carll.rost
Diamond Merchart
North
Ilinois St
Claypool Hotel
Liz
the Union Trust CO
Market St
Hartmann
Vonnegut Hardware Co
E. Washington
Domb Bros
Washington ST
Ndiana
Oakland City
Ind
Jeffersonville
West
War Department
Scofield
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