Wall St Stocks Market Opens Irregular On March 2
The stock market opened irregular with St Paul and several rail stocks declining while Erie and Great Northern moved modestly. Gains followed in late trading as buyers returned, aided by reports of labor tensions and banking interest backing for Union Pacific. Great Northern preferred shone, and the market closed firmer after a dull mid-session amid labor-news uncertainty.
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Scripps-McRee Press Association
New York
St. Paul
Colorado
Southern Pacific
Ganc Steel
Northwestern
Great Northern
Erie
Canadian Pacific
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Union Pacific
London
Steels
Cincinnati Live Stock Prices and Receipts Report
Cincinnati O March 28 Cattle receipts 428 slow shippers 5 50 to 6 15 butcher steers extra 4 5 40 good to choice 4 60 6 15 calves extra 8 00 Hogs receipts 1243 10 15 higher good to choice 6 45 6 50 mixed packers 6 40 6 45 Sheep receipts 14 steady extra 5 50 lambs extra 8 00
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Cincinnati
Local Street Railway Stock Holds Slight Bid Advance
The Street Railway issue showed a modest bid increase of about 1 percent amid a 110 43 sale noted as a wash. Traction and Terminal quotes were flat while Union faction common declined slightly and the list held steady overall. Demand remained weak as Wall Street weakness dampened local issues, with Standard railroad stocks seen as comparatively more attractive for their dividends and potential value.
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Wall St
American Central Life Ins
Wee
American National BaStenue Atlas Engine Works
Pil Belt Railroad
Belt Railroad
Brown-Ketcham Iron
Capital National Bank
Central Trust Co
Savings Deposit Co
Columbia National Bank
Farmers Trust Company
Federal Union Surety Co
Home Brewing Co
Indiana Hotel Co
Ind. Hotel Co
Indoans National Bank
Eeu
Guar. and Loan Co
Indiana .Rust Co
Wwe of
TZ Ev
Indiana Union Traction Co
Indianapolis Abattoir
iGianapolis Fire Ins Co
Indianapolis Gas O
Cas
Indpis. & Southeastern T
Indianapolis Street Railway
Tidianapolia Trac. & Term
Sd K
M. & W. Trac
Lew Building
Laycock Mfg. Co
Pfd
Louisville & Easte
R. R
Chicago Live Stock Prices From March Chicago Market Report
Chicago market report shows receipts for cattle hogs and sheep. Prime beeves trade at 6.85 to 5.75, hogs mixed to strong with most around 6.15 to 6.40, lighter trades 6.15. Sheep receipts at 11,000 with native and western sheep and lambs priced from about 4.25 to 8.10 in varied ranges.
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Chicago
Chicago Produce prices and poultry items list
Chicago Produce lists eggs poultry and dairy prices with March dates and various per unit costs. Includes eggs at 29 percent or 2c extras and turkeys chickens ducks and hens with cents per pound or per box references.
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Chicago
Jerippa-MecRae Presa Association
Wheat Slumps in Chicago as Rain Hits Markets
Scattered rains in the southwest push wheat prices down with May at 75 3/4 cents and July at 73 3/4. corn unsettled with May 47 1/2 and July 45 1/4 cents. Oats rise sharply with May 42 1/2 and July 38 3/4 cents. Hog values improve with pork at 16.30, lard at 9.07 to 9.10, ribs 8.82 to 8.90. Local receipts listed by grain type.
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Chicago
Mareh
Qoats
Timothy
Hayv
Wheat and Corn Prices From Market Report Card
A historical market snippet lists grain prices by type and color, including wheat, corn, oats, and hay. It cites multiple lots with grades, through-billing notes, and totals, noting car counts for inspections and overall totals for each commodity category.
New York Market Prices Reported by Scripp-McRae
New York March 3. Pork Mess 17 5 6c. Iron ore 23. ard Western spot 916c. Salmon City 6 7c. Butter Creamery extra 30 31c state dairy tales 28 29c. Eggs White fancy 21 22c western 18c. Cheese Full cream 15c.
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New York
Scripp
McRae Press Asanociation
Western
NONE BETTER National Restaurant Ad at Monument Place
Advertising card notes a National Restaurant located at 38-40 Monument Place. It touts steady leadership in offering good things, with emphasis on being in the lead for quality. The fragmentary text highlights a memorable slogan none better.
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National Restaurant
Monument Place
Livestock market report from Indianapolis
Receipts show hogs around 3,000, cattle 300, sheep light. Hogs rise 10 to 15 cents with top near 5.55 and most sales about 6.45. Shipping demand brisk, market closing steady. Cattle demand strong for good to top grades, first grade scarce. Sheep quoted steady with good demand, except bottom grades weak.
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Indianapolis
Janey
Mitchell Suffering Cold at Mine Workers HQ
John Mitchell, president of the United Mine Workers of America, is confined to his room at the New Occidental Hotel with a severe cold that may turn into grips. Rumors of a serious illness were denied by close aides at the miners' health quarters.
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John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
New Occidental
Mitchell
Mine Workers’ Healtquarters
Constable Rounds Up Bears In Calico Forfeit Sale
Constable Edward Kuhns led a roundup of teddy bears made of calico and cotton in a replevin case to satisfy a $15 judgment against Whichwill Manufacturing Co. The bears, real though not alive, were seized for public sale. Elmer Fletcher, president of the company, sought an appeal to higher court. A separate replevin suit for $130 against Fletcher followed, with damages alleged for bears left exposed to dust.
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Edward Kuhns
Kuhns
Standard Machine Company
Replevin
Fletcher
Mystery Club Plans Secret April Event
The Adscript Mystery Club announces a secret program for April 6 at 4 30 pm with strict secrecy and a harmless pledge Guests are told to fast three days beforehand and to return home to attend church the next morning No specific details are released and no promises are made about the affair
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Adscript Club
Girl Awarded Damages in Breach of Promise Case
Freda Forey a 17 year old Syrian girl won $900 in superior court Thursday against James Cristifiex a Greek candy manufacturer for breach of promise. She had sued for $10,000.
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Freda Forey
James Christifiex
Notable Gifts and Local News Across the Nation
Mrs. Russell Sage adds 100000 to an earlier 250000 gift to the UMC A. In Lebanon Kentucky Lebanon votes to end liquor sales as the town becomes dry. In Los Angeles Hugh G. Shaug is dismissed for organizing a railway mail clerks union. In Austin William J. Bryan plans a Friday visit to the Texas legislature. Kokomo policemen gain a monthly raise from 55 to 60 dollars. In Rome King Alfonso reportedly suffers from tuberculosis. In Battle Creek 16 year old Vivla Graves pleads with police for help locating her deserted parents since age three.
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New York
Russell Sage
Lebanon
Los Angeles
Cal
Hugh G. Shaug
Brotherhood of Railway Mail
Austin
Tex
William J. Bryan
Texas
Kokomo
Ind
Rome
Alfonso of
Spain
Battle Creek
Mich
Vivla Graves
Police Department
Michigan
Indiana
Receiver reports payments by Vanlaningham in state agency case
George C. Hitt as receiver told Judge Vin son Carter that O L Vanlaningham paid 67007 dollars and delivered releases for 50880 17 in claims against the State Agency. Only 14774 of unreleased claims remain and an order was issued to deliver accounts receivable up to 39000 and office furniture valued at 2388 45 to Vanlaningham before the receivership ends.
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George C. Hitt
State Agency Company
Vinson Carter
Sup?ior Court
O. L. Vanlaningham
Vanlaningham
Carter
Hitt
Castor Oil Pills Advertised as Gentle Bowel Aid
An advertisement touts Blackburn's Castor-Oil Pills as a mild remedy for constipation and bowel trouble. It claims no griping or weakening of the system, promotes natural movement, and features Mr Blackburn’s portrait on each package.
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Blackburn
Appeal by Women Pushes County Aid for Home Building
County commissioners nearly agreed to seek $10,000 from the county council for a new Indianapolis Home for Friendless Women building. Officers Mrs Kregele and Mrs Hayward urged the project, noting a new facility would benefit the county. The proposed structure would cost about $30,000.
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County Council
Indianapolis
Kregele
Hayward
Red Men offer free furnished wedding setup at carnival
Prospective brides are invited to marry in public during the Red Men carnival next month at Tomlinson hall. The organization promises a complete bedroom furniture outfit a preacher music and all else needed free of charge to the couple willing to marry publicly during carnival week.
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Tomlinson Hall
Sanity exam team chosen for Rhodius case
Attorneys seeking mental health experts to evaluate George Rhodius plan to select up to four physicians as guided by Probate Judge Merle N A Walker. If defense and plaintiff disagree by April 3, the judge will decide. Court allows unlimited physicians to test the patient’s sanity.
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George Rhodius
Rhodius
Merle N. A. Walker
Probate Court
Walker
Girl in Blue Dancer Fined in Indianapolis Police Court
Millie De Leon known as The Girl in Blue paid 20 dollars in the police court on Thursday morning, the payments covering two fines of five dollars and court costs. She left for Chicago claiming she would have refused if not required to perform her sensational dance at the Empire theater. Sergis Cox and Hagerty of the police force judged the dancer's evolutions improper after viewing the act at the Empire theater.
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Girl IN Blue
Millie de Leon
Indianapolis
Chicago
Empire Theater
Sergis. Cox and Hagerty
To use The Sun's wanted help columna So charge for ten
The Sun advertises a help column offering assistance for ten words daily. It invites readers to engage for concise guidance and short responses, signaling a compact service model.
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Columna
Array of blooms for Easter time brightens city florists
Florists anticipate a record Easter assortment with violets and carnations leading a wide variety. Prices will be affordable and early spring weather has boosted bloom quality. Roses, lilies, and new choices like yellow locust and genesta join the festive display. Remembrance bouquets and potted combinations grow in popularity as orders pour in.
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Edward Bertermann
Bertermann Bros
Victoria
Richmond
Killarney
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Wilbur S. Wynn
Charles FP. Coffin
Albert Sahm
the State Life Insurance Company
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John C. Billheimer
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Rance
Eve
State Life
Wall-St
Cincinnati Live Stock
Scripp*s-McRae Prens Association
Local Securities
Scripps-McRae Preay
Chicago Grain
Scripps-McRae Press Association
City Grain
Watts
State Agency CO
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