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Peru
Peruna
Inez Henderson
Adelaide Street
Toronto
Ort
The
Royal Templars
Dr. Hartman
Nellie Lindsay
Hattie Court
Marinette
Wis
Elizabeth Schreier
Monte Vista
Colo
Perna
Elizabeth Scherer
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ona
London farmer ends life with shotgun tragedy
Shelbyville Indiana May 3 Joan Q Morgan fifty a London farmer used a shotgun to shoot himself Saturday morning dying instantly. The incident occurred near London in a rural setting and was reported by the Spl. edition.
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Shelbyville
Ind
Joan Q. Morgan
London
Husband Must Pay Wife's Doctor Bills After Separation
Justice Smock rules a separated husband must cover his wife's medical charges. Dr. W. H. Haynes treated Mrs. Derk De Ruiter after the separation, billing $20 which De Ruiter refused. State funeral for Amos J. Cummings noted in Washington as the House adjourned.
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Band
W. H. Haynes
Derk de Ruiter
de Ruiter
Justice Smock
Cummings
Washington
Amos J. Cummings
New York
Beef trust raises oleo price in Liverpool May news
Liverpool reports the beef trust has raised the price of oleo by two percent. Dr Caldwell leads his Medical Institute at the corner of Ohio and Capitol, with reduced rates for treatment during May and June.
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Liverpool
Beef Trust
Powell Reports Possible Serious Revolution in San Domingo
Washington dispatches from May 3 state that Secretary Powell in San Domingo warns the revolution there may be serious. He also notes that the Sala claim has been settled, a $200,000 loan used by ex-President Hippolyte to buy arms and ammunition.
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Washington
U.S
Powell
San Domingo
Hippolyte
Market and Local News From Indianapolis Footnotes
Weekly clearings and balance show a sharp drop from last year with 311 067 612.42 in clearings and 1 938 469.95 balance, compared to 7 083 488.04 and 853 039.78. Local sports report a 13 to 8 win by the “Young owls” over the Newsboys band baseball team. Grain market reports list steady wheat and corn prices with No 2 red at 82 82.5 cents, and hay prices for timothy at 11 to 13 dollars. Inspections note mixed lots of wheat and corn, totaling 45 cars.
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Indianapolis
Timothy
New York Stocks Open with Free Selling and Quick Recoveries
New York May 3 There was free selling by weaker speculators in early trading with declines in the first 15 minutes. Recoveries followed wiping out most losses. St Paul fell 1% then regained nearly all. I C declined fraction, rallied about 2%. Reading opened down but recovered. Sugar rose a point amid unsettled conditions. Noon prices show various shifts and total sales 589700 shares.
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New York
St. Paul
I. C
Reading
Dinors Central
Union Pacific
Colorado
Wabash
Erie
Sugar
Cattle and Sheep Market Reports From Cincinnati May 3
Cincinnati market notes show cattle receipts at 42 with Friday prices around 96.95 to 7.05 for good to choice, mixed packers at 36.55 to 6.90. Sheep receipts are small with extra lambs priced near 7.00 and extra sheep around 5.40.
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Cincinnati
Chicago Live Stock Markets at Union Stock Yards May 3
Cattle receipts 100 with price ranges from good to choice 6.00 to 6.85 and cows 3.25 to 5.00. hog receipts 9,000 with prices 5.50 to 7.25 for various classes. sheep receipts 200 with natives 8.50 to 9.25 and western 5.00 to 6.75 plus lambs 4.00 to 7.10.
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Chicago
Union
Louisiana
California
Florida
Grain and Provision Prices in Chicago Markets May Summary
Chicago May market report shows wheat down 14c May and June May, corn lower May, oats steady. Provisions slip with July pork at 17. ISAEATAT AC lard around 10.15 to 10.20, with scattered price figures and notation of market activity amid mixed quotes.
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Chicago
Isaeatat
Tribe
Atras
Farmer James Wilson Starves Family Over Religion
Wichita on May 3 reports James Wilson of Barker County in a religious frenzy. He refused to eat, causing his three young children to starve to death while his wife lies near death. An undertaker has collected the children’s bodies as Wilson remains unarrested.
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Wichita
Kas
James Wilson
Barker County
Desperate escape ends in capture of Kid OBrien lookalike
George Johnson, sought as Edward OBrien aka Kid OBrien, attempted to flee at the Indiana national bank after stealing from Mast Claas furnace house on Massachusetts Ave. He carried a hidden revolver and fought officers in a corridor before being taken to the station. Police traced him via a $50 gold certificate, a rare note.
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George Johnson
Indiana National Bank
Bertillon
McGuff
Edward O'Brien
Kid" O’brien
Kid
Milwaukee House of Correction
Milwaukee
Johnson
Mast “& Claas
Massachusetts Ave
Teehan
Asch
Gerber
Hanna Declares Himself A Man Of Peace At Banquet
In Washington on May 3, Hanna told the Sons of the American Revolution banquet he seeks peace. He joked about his eligibility for the order, noting his Quaker ancestry on his father’s side and a Revolutionary veteran on his mother’s side. He said the strain of pacifism in his blood handicaps him as a fighter.
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Washington
Hanna
Sons of the American Revolution
Roosevelt
Wall Street notes from New York May 3 special wire
American stocks in London and Toronto activity mixed with bearish wheat outlook. Insiders deny links between Gould stocks and crop conditions while a transfer of Monon control to Louisville and Nashville could open Chicago entry. Rutland stockholder Webb denies interest in Dominion and Meyers stocks amid general money flurry and no new anthracite developments.
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New York
London
Toronto
Canadian Pacific
Bradstreet
Monon
Chicago
Indiana
W. Z. Ward Webb
Rutland R. R
Dominion Securities
Meyers
Indianapolis Securities and Bank Listings Report
Indianapolis securities and banking entries show bids and asks across multiple institutions including Belt, American National Bank, Capital National Bank, Central Trust, Columbia National Bank, Merchants National Bank, Indiana National Bank, Indiana Trust Company, Marion Trust Company, Union Trust, American Central Life, and others. Street railways and utilities such as Indianapolis Street Railway, Broad Ripple Traction, Citizens’ Street Railway, and Indianapolis Gas Company appear alongside quarantine and building references.
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Indianapolis Securities
Ask
Belt
Eegshilteet Och
Oteertaabid
Indianapolis Street Railway
American National Bank
Capita
National Bank
Central Trust Company
Columbia National Bank
Merchants’ National Bank
Indiana’ National Bank
Indiana Trust Company
Marion Trust
Union Trust. Company
American
Central’ Life
Ind. Quarantines Title Co
Wees
Indianapolis Cold Storage
Na H.P
Waneon
Indianapolis Atreet Vy
Indianapolis Gas Company
Citizens’ Street Railway
Union. Traction Company
Broad ‘Ripple Traction’ Fa
Hoosier Market Reports Wide Range Of Stocks And Prices
Indiana presides over fluctuating readings with cattle receipts light and diverse quotations. Prices span from Good to prime export steers at 8 50 to 6 75, hogs mixed heavy at 6 60 to 8 68, and calves and veals steady. Wholesale items include hides, tallow, flour, bran, produce like strawberries and oranges, and groceries with varying city prices across several suppliers.
New York Market Prices May 3 Pork and Poultry
Market notes show Mess pork at 17.50 to 18.28 per unit and lard at 10.55. Butter prices range Creamery 20 to 23 cents, imitation 21 cents, dairy 10.5 cents, factory 18 to 20 cents. Cheese large 9.12, small 9.13, part skim 4.84 to 5.25, full 3.3 cents. Tallow 63 cents, dressed poultry with turkey 8 to 18 cents, chickens 7.174 cents, fowls 12 cents, ducks 14 to 14.5 cents, geese 10 to 11 cents.
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New York
Indiana
California
LLC
Tierces
Market Summary East Buffalo May 3 Livestock Prices
Cattle six cars, market steady. Hogs receipts 30 cars with Yorkers 6.70 to 7.10, pigs 6.40 to 6.45, mixed 7.10 to 7.25, rough 6.40 to 6.70, stags 4.75 to 5.50. Sheep and lambs 42 cars, lambs 4.00 to 7.40, sheep 2.00 to 6.00.
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East Buffalo
N. Y
Turkeys and Ducks Pricing Noted in 1690 Listing
A fragmentary 1690 listing shows prices for turkeys hens toms and spring chickens at 6c per pound for choice young turkeys and 4c per pound for feathered ducks. Also mentions geese and general poultry terms.
Long list of groceries and drug prices from old market list
A dense catalog of canned goods fruits hams lard and meats with varied prices per pound or per unit. It also lists drugs and chemicals with pricing such as morphine opium quinine and chloral compounds, reflecting an early 20th century wholesale or store ledger. named places and items include California Louisiana Carolina and Indiana products along with assorted produce and seafood.
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Young Owls
Newsboys
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English
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Van
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Wall-St
Meyer & Kiser
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Velina
Satin
Patent
Travelers
Are
Iren
Massachusetts Avenue
J. T. Polke Company
Indiana Hotel Company
Indianapolis Gas
Wdly Atlas Engine Works
Interstate
Tinion
Indianapo Lis
Baltimore
Java
Rio
Santos
Arlosa
Liam
Jersey
Caracas
Dilsworth’s
Gates
Dominions
Mold
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Windsor A
Ridgeway A
Phoenix A
Empire A
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Ridgewood
Cerrois Carsts
Carolina
Califfornia
Kingan & Co
Castile
Coal and Coke
Seerenes
Sesesee
Jackson
Pittsburgeeenseen
Eenenesnees
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Sence
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