Long Walk of 010 Man Broken by His Arrest
Larry Caney a 64 year old miner from Town to New York was arrested near Noble and Massachusetts avenue by Patrolman Mackessey. He will rest 11 days in the workhouse before resuming his journey claiming months on the road and that he has walked every step. He limped under bundles of clothing and provisions using a long cane for aid.
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New York
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Mackessey
Noble and
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Englishwoman Attacked on Second Avenue in New York
Miss Nellis Wilkins, a young English woman, was attacked by an unidentified man armed with a dirk near Second avenue and Twenty-sixth street early today. The incident is reported in cliges from the wire.
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New York
W C T U Georgia president advises on husban d keeping
In a cross country roundup of items Mary Harris Armor the Georgia state president of the W C T U offers a home advice on keeping a husband urging gentle requests rather than commands. The column also notes regional incidents from California to Manitoba and New York society notes on Hetty Green's move and family arrangements.
Large Hog Run Pushes Prices Near Seven Dollars
Indianapolis market report shows 5,500 hogs receipts today with price top at 7.00 and most hogs sold 6.50 to 6.90. cattle runs were sizable with broad price declines from week and year ago. steers and cows ranged broadly with feeding stock lower and veal calves around 4 to 7 dollars per hundredweight.
Pittsburg Live Stock Market Report
Pittspurg Pennsylvania cattle receipts light and market steady with ranges for prime good and common cattle. Hogs receipts light and market steady with values for heavy mixed and roughs, sheep and lambs receipts steady with varied calf and veal prices listed.
Chicago Live Stock Market Receipts March 18
Hogs receipts about 2 000 with mixed to steady prices. Good heavy hogs ranged 4.70 to 6.85, rough heavies around 6.66, light hogs near 5.70. Cows and heifers traded 2.35 to 6.00, natives and western calves steady. Texans 4.75 to 5.60, feeders around 3.00 to 6.40. Receipts overall show steady demand with value shifts across categories.
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Cvcccea
Eden Dresden
Iaedee
Gonooi
Hicago
Moe
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Wall Street Open Downgrades Early Gains After Stampede
New York March 18 The late session short squeeze pushed prices then faded at the open with general small losses. Readings led by Reading the strongest as covering of shorts lifted values, Union Pacific rose about one point, arbitrage sellers moved about 15 000 shares. Government bonds steady.
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Union Pacific
Commission House
Southern Pacific and
Steel
Indianapolis Grain Market Report Delivers Mixed Wheat and Corn Quotes
The grain page shows steady wheat with multiple No 2 red and related contracts at various prices and delivery months. Corn and oats move quietly with assorted No 2 white, No 3 white, and mixed lots through billing. Hay prices hold steady with timothy and clover options. Inspections list several car counts by grain type and condition.
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Indianapolis
Rouse Bros
Kentucky Avenue
Timothy
Sample
Hay
East Buffalo Live Stock Market Report
East Buffalo New York reports cattle receipts 0 head with steadiness. Veals 106 head sharply higher with prices from 6.00 to 9.25. Sheep and lambs 4,000 head lambs slow but sheep active and steady. lambs 5.25 to 8.00, yearlings 6.30 to 7.00, sheep 2.50 to 6.25. Hogs 1,700 head active but slightly lower. Yorkers 3.75 to 6.60, pigs 6.50 to 6.50, mixed 7.10 to 7.20, heavies 7.15 to 7.25, roughs 5.75 to 6.10.
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de Sealy
Eaateeks
East Buffalo
N. Y
Chicago Cash Grain Prices on March 18
Chicago cash grain prices list wheat and corn with various grade quotes including No. 3 red at 1.155 to 1.22 percent, No. 2 hard around 1.15, spring grades near 1.10 to 1.19, cash corn including No. 3 at 44 to 65 cents, and oat bids for white and mixed grades.
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Chicago
Cincinnati Hogs and Cattle Receipts Report
Cincinnati market report shows hog receipts 4692 with overall declines in prices for porkers and sows. Cattle receipts 838 indicate a slow market with lower prices for all grades and softer calf values. Sheep and lambs receipts are listed as steady with limited activity.
Financial gossip on Street Railway bonds and market antics
Financiers condemn the Indianapolis exchange action lowering Street Railway four percents to 8. A Laurie estate bond sale triggered the drop amid claims the bonds were worth more. Traders expect bargains in local Industrials as Street Railway four percent bonds are defended by buyers. In Springfield on March 18 the forty seventh ballot shows Hopkins 76, Stringer 33, Potts 30, scattered 49 with no change in Republican standings.
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Street Railway Four
Laurie Estate
Liuarle
Springfield
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Stringer
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Miss Agatha Reid Weds Samuel Sutphin In Presby Church
Miss Agatha Reid daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Reid and Samuel Brads Sutphin were married Wednesday afternoon at Second Presbyterian Church by Rev Owen Davies Odell. They depart for Bermuda for several weeks and will reside at 134 S Sixteenth Street after returning.
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Owen Davies Odell
Bermuda Islands
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Dudley Sutphin
Stuart Sutphin
Cinccinnati
Stewart Patterson
Chicago
George Harrison
Cincinneth
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Eau Clair
Wis
Charles F. Hansen
Alice Rippetean
West Street
Blanche Tullis
Frieda Backemeyer
Clara Higgins
Aurzella Argus
Carrie Rippeteau
Mami Rippeteau
Rippeteau
Henry Backemeyer
Waldo Thornburg
Fred Bruner
Jov Argus
Edmund Mazel
Edward Rippeteau
John Hofmann
Clarence Ayres
Feely estate placed in relatives hands by will
Attorney Samuel Ashby posted $80 000 bond as executor and administrator for the Daniel Feely estate valued at 320 000. Real property goes to relatives in Lockport New York while cash remains to Martin Feely, Mary Oshaneey, and Jane R Johnson. A few minor bequests are noted.
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Fletcher S. Hines
Ross
Daniel Feely
Kansas City
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Feely
Lockport
N. Y
Thoms
Daniel
Anna
Anna Riley
James Feely
Martin Feely
Humboldt, Kas
Mary Oshaneey
Jane R. Johnson
Drunken Stranger Disturbs West Side Residents
A drunken Black man named George Henderson frightened residents on West and Morris streets on Wednesday afternoon. He visited homes on Kota street and Morris street, demanded money and food, and was captured nearby by bicycle policemen Wilson and Golnisch. Henderson was jailed for 15 days after police court.
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West and
Morris Street
George Henderson
Miss Case
Mary Shabler
W. Morris Street
Anna Halbing
Stenderson
Not Guilty Finding and Guilty Plea in Grand Larceny Case
Heywood Hamilton was found not guilty of grand larceny in criminal court Thursday and released from custody. Archie L. Neel, 20, pleaded guilty to grand larceny but Judge Pritchard withheld sentence.
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Archie L. Neel
Pritchard
King Piano Company Seeks Swift Chicago Sale
Chicago note on King Piano Company now under new management offers bargains on discontinued styles. Factory in Bluffton Indiana with 10 000 pianos yearly capacity, salesrooms in Traction Terminal building, Chicago. Immediate response promised to the sale at the company parlors.
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Chicago
King Piano Company
Traction Terminal
Bluffton
Ind
Jonas Chickering
Arthur T. King
King
Property Risk Figures and Totals From a Document
The excerpt lists several large numeric values including 7,000,000 and 15,585,573, along with 33 and 20, and totals like 13,373,224.23. It references maximum property and risk figures, noting a top property amount of 200,000.00.
Troops Mobilized as Paris Strike Edges Toward Conflict
Paris observers report troops held in readiness at Marseilles to reinforce the Paris garrison if strike demonstrations erupt on the holiday. Postal workers and telegraph staff joined the walkout, with 800 postmen among the initial strikers. By nightfall 8,000 protesters pledged to persist, threatening a complete service shutdown unless demands are met.
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Paris
Marseilles
Post Office Department
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