Packers Force Price Drop on Hogs and Mixed Farm Stocks
Indianapolis reports show a day of lighter hog and cattle receipts with hogs at $9.40 to $10.00 and top bids around $10.05, while cattle and calves held steady to higher as buyers pivot to strong demand. Sheep receipts are smaller with prices steady to firm. at Union Stock Yards hogs, cattle, and sheep mirror a cautious market with mixed adjustments across classes.
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Indianapolis
Leeks
Union
We Tower
Geal
Laws
East Buffalo
Pittsburg
Saree
FSF
Grain Prices Report From Toledo Market
Toledo grain market closes with corn at 65 1/4 cents and oats at 45 cents as of March 2. Low readability limits further details but indicates a calm trading day for wholesale staples.
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Toledo
Stock Market Holds Strong At New York
The New York market opened with substantial gains across most industrials as a brisk weeklong upturn continued. Reading led with a 4% early rise before easing a bit, while heavy profit taking hit railroads and industrials, offset by shorts covering and demand from outside buyers.
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New York
Reading
Union Pacific
Indianapolis Cash Grain Market Report
Wheat prices steady to firm with No 2 red at 1.19 and ENON 2 red at 1.40 sample 1.05. Corn weak with multiple No 2 to No 4 white and mixed through billing quoted around 0.56 to 0.59. Hay lean and inspections show cars of corn No 3 white No 4 white No 2 mixed and hay timothy and clover components with totals noted for inbound and outbound cars.
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Indianapolis
ENON
Biling
Billie
Hay
Timothy
Mes
Chicago Cash Grain Market Report Update
Chicago cash grain closes show mixed bids across wheat corn and oats with No 3 red wheat near 1.27 and variations for hard winter spring and northern grades. Corn values range widely by grade with No 2 and No 3 yellow readings and oats posted for No 2 and No 3 white grades amid spot market activity.
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Chicago
Cobalt and Related Stocks Mixed on New York Curb List
The New York Curb Market shows a spread of quotes across many miners and concerns. Standard Oil sits near 617.62 with other listings including American Tobacco 41, Nevada Cons 238 224, and United Copper 14 7, reflecting a broad trading mood amid varied equity activity.
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New York
Standard Oil
American Tobacco
Butte Coalition
Nevada
Boston
Rawhide Coalition
Chino
Greene Canada
Nipissing
Giroux
Kerr Lake
Goldfield
Gila
British Columbia
United Copper
la Rose
s.__ Ely
Braden
Ohio
Chicago
Ariz
Union Mines
Kgie
Ely Central
Chamarro Escapes With Army Remnants After Defeat
In Bluefield on March 3 the provisional government confirmed Gen. Chamarro's severe loss at Tisna. His cartridges ran dry and he fled with a remnant of troops. eight were killed, wounded, or captured. Since Feb. 22 he has waged guerrilla warfare. Madriz forces reportedly lost 1,000.
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Bluefield
Provisional Government
Oleomargarine Tax Bill To Be Considered Next
Washington March 3 Chairman Scott of the house agriculture committee said that after finishing the futures ban on farm products the committee will take up the bill to amend the oleomargarine tax law.
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Washington
Scott
House Agricultural Committee
Fog Forward Lift Over Atlantic After Dense Haze
The large Atlantic fog bank has begun to lift along the coastline as weather patterns shift. Officials report improving visibility for ships and air travel, with conditions expected to ease further in the coming hours.
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Washington
Atlantic
Burning Orient train plunges down embankment near Spokane
The Oriental Limited of the Great Northern crashed into rock 22 miles east of Spokane and tumbled 50 feet, killing a fireman and injuring many passengers and crew. Rev. Benjamin Winger, a 70 year old Chicago missionary, escaped with bruises as a relief train arrived.
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Spokane
Benjamin Winger
Chicago
Free Methodists
Winget
Mrs. Winger
Patte
Flood Loon At Herkimer I 31,000,000 Flood Loon At Herkimer I 31,000,000
Utica March 3 Herkimer faces flood recovery with losses above 1 million dollars. Disinfectants ordered in ton quantities and roads and railways prepared to move supplies to the stricken town. Ice channels opened west Canada creek, waters subside, and residents begin to return within 36 hours.
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Utica
Herkimer
West Canada Creek
Bandits Caught After Rifling Cash Drawer
Bandits robbed a bakery at 82 Allen Street in New York early today, back of the shop to the wall as four bakers were hurt in the melee. Four assailants were captured by police after a struggle, one clerk held at gunpoint for change.
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New York
David Meiner
Machen Messing
Allen Street
Mark Twain Still Defies Undertaker in Bermuda
Samuel L. Clemens known as Mark Twain tells the National News Association he is not ill enough to alarm an undertaker. The famed writer, in Bermuda to recuperate, remains the colony’s noted tourist attraction as health concerns persist.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Samuel L. Clemens
Mark Twain
National News Association
Doctor Hull Released on Bond in Kirksville
Kirksville Missouri March 3 Dr Hull posted a bond of fifteen thousand dollars after appearance in court this morning. The release followed preliminary proceedings in a case filed against the physician. No further details were provided at this time.
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DR. Hull
Kirksville, Mo
Wickersham to Hear Beef Trust Evidence in Washington
District Attorney Edwin Sims with James Wilkerson and Oliver Pagin left Chicago for Washington to present grand jury evidence in the beef trust probe. District Attorney Lima also travels as interviews and conferences with Attorney General Wickersham aim to determine the exact evidence and potential indictment strategy.
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Chicago
Edwin W. Sims
James R. Wilkerson
Oliver E. Pagin
Washington
Beef Trust
Lima
Wickersham
Sparrows Rescue Wounded Bird From Flood at Montclair Home
In Upper Montclair New Jersey on a March day a flock of sparrows saved a crippled bird trapped in a roof gutter pipe. The birds dammed rising water and, by teamwork, freed the imprisoned creature, witnessed by Ernest T Lopenny and his wife from their window.
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New Jersey
New York
Ernest T. Lopenny
Valley Road
Upper Montclair
N. J
Lopenny
Owen Bush the Tigers Shortstop Holdout
Owen Bush, the Tigers shortstop, remains a holdout as Detroit travels to San Antonio. Manager Hughey Jennings notes Bush received a $1,100 salary increase for 1909 over 1908 and was a fairly high priced player.
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Hughey Jennings
Detroit
Owen
Tigers
Owen Bush
Stortstop
Tiger
San
Antonio
Bush
Jennings
Taken From Courtroom Mob Lynching in Dallas
Allan Brooks, a black man accused of assaulting a white child, was lynched after being taken from police and from a courtroom. The mob hanged him from an arch after dragging him down Main Street. Mayor Hay ordered saloons closed as thousands gathered. Authorities fear further mob violence and plan jail protection.
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Dallas
Tex
Allan Brooks
Brooks
Main Street
Akard
Hay
Dallas County
Burrell Oates
Trustee Schroeder to Give New Bond
The Federal Union Surety company filed suit to cancel the bond of Henry C. Schroeder trustee of Center township. The $60,000 bond is challenged and the company seeks an accounting and a replacement bond. Schroeder said he secured a new bond with another surety at about half the former rate.
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Federal Union Surety Company
Henry C. Schroeder
Center Township
Mr. Schroeder
Banks Loses At Checkers In Toledo Championship
The American checker championship match in Toledo features Newell Banks of Detroit and Hugo Henderson of Pittsburgh. Henderson forced Banks to lose a game, leaving Banks leading 3 to 2 with 4 draws and 14 games remaining in the 31 game purse event.
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Newell Banks
Detroit
Hugo Henderson
Pittsburg
Toledo
Wiggam To Fight Wiener In Newark Match
Howard Wiggam is scheduled to meet Rube Wiener of Newark Ohio in a ten round boxing contest on March 17. Wiener hails from Newark while Wiggam prepares for the bout that could showcase both fighters in a marquee matchup.
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Wiggam
Howard Wiggam
Rube Wiener
Newark
Miss Edna Lyman To Lecture In This City
Miss Edna Lyman of Chicago has been engaged by the Indiana library school for a series of lectures on children's reading and storytelling beginning March 21. Two children’s parties will be given and she will entertain with fairy and children’s stories. She will also speak at the teachers college with an open patrons meeting during the series on The Child and the Book.
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Edna Lyman
Chicago
Indiana Library School
Teachers’ College
One Killed and Three Injured in Wild Car Crash
Grand Rapids dated report says Conductor Grover C. Brown was killed instantly and three passengers were badly injured when a streetcar, driven by a motorman who lost control on a steep hill, sped down the slope. The car left the tracks, plunged over an embankment, and overturned.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Grover C. Brown
James Ridgeway Dies in Supreme Court Address
James Ridgeway, 74, former United States commissioner, collapsed and died of apoplexy in Part 3 of the Supreme Court as he prepared to address a jury. The event occurred today in New York.
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New York
James Ridgeway
United States
The
Supreme Court
Bullet in Head. Man Surrenders after Fatal Shooting
Albert Benzemo walked to a police station with a bullet wound in his head and confessed to killing Mary Rosier, a dream maker, four times driven by jealousy. He was taken to Flower Hospital in critical condition.
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New York
Albert Benzemo
Mary Rosier
Benzemo
Flower Hospital
Tale of Man Devastated by Floods and Broken Bridges
The Tale of Man reports widespread flooding with large areas under water. Bridges have been swept away and houses flooded, leaving major disruption and damage across the region.
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Wades
Douglas
Iele
Man
Now to Start a Savings Account with This Strong Company
The word now signals present time and reversed wow marks victory. There is no better moment than the present to begin a savings account with this Strong Company.
Central Avenues Win First, Tie for Lead in Y M C A Bowling
Central Avenue M E team won three games against First Presbyterian on the Y M C A alleys and tied with the leaders. The First Baptists earned three by forfeit from Meridian Street M E. High score was Jordan with 24. Central posted the top team total.
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Central Avenue
M. E
First Presbyterian
First Baptists
Meridian Street
Jordan
Sat
Serres
Buchaan
Thienes
Johnson
Finn
Mitchell
Wid Smith
First Taos
Barker
Merry
Moore
Second Presbyterian Dominate Sunday School League Play
In Marion County Sunday School Basketball on the Y M C A floor Second Presbyterian beat First Presbyterian 56 to 8 and then topped the First Presbyterian quintet 36 to 8 and a third opponent 41 to 4. Astrander starred at forward for Second Presbyterian while Capitol Avenue guards Chadwick and Kaler scored field goals against the Baptist forwards.
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Second Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Quitet
First Presbyterian
Marion County
Astrander
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Kerr
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Chamarro
Rock
Spokane, Wash
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Great Northern
Herkimer I
Undertaker
Schroeder
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London
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Strong Company
Indiana Trust Co
Home For Savings
Harris-Thompson CO
South St
Phenes
Columbia Supply CO
Ind
Sunday School League
Jacquard Madras
Bryce
Dee
Taft
Noble
Taft’s
Washington St
the Garment Cleaners
Walter Ehlers
South Illinois St
ARLOR
Dayton
P.M
Kingston
Monument Place
A. J. Tron
Pennsylvania
Standard Railroad of America
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W. W. Richardson
Th Man
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