Indianapolis Woman Recounts New York Pattern Enterprise
Laura A. Smith profiles the Ladies' Home Journal Pattern establishment in New York City. The piece details McCampbell's push for simple practical patterns, the rapid growth from a small West Twenty-sixth Street building to a large factory, and the system from orders to master patterns. L. S. Ayres & Co. notes strong sales of LHJ patterns, with June styles ready on the main floor.
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Laura A. Smith
Ladies’ Home Journal Pattern Establishment
New York City
Ladies’ Home Journal
West Twenty-sixth Street
Philadelphia
L. S. Ayres & Co
Home for Aged and Friendless Women drives city pledges
Pledges and cash totaling 1206.50 were received Thursday by committees collecting funds for the Home for Aged and Friendless Women. The three day total reaches 7493. Citywide interest grows yet procuring solicitors remains a challenge.
Young Turk Troops Cause Disorder in Ezercum
A Salonika dispatch reports Young Turk officers in Ezercum Asiatic Turkey telegraphed local Union and Progress troops demanding Sheriat restoration and threatening a general massacre. The message asks Shefket Pasha to send representatives to quell both troops and people, noting the officers fear showing themselves abroad.
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Cologne
Salonika
Ezercum
Turkey
Company of Union and Progress
Shefket Pasha
Third Army Corps
Knights Templars of Indiana elect a Grand Warder
The Knights Templars of Indiana chose Luther Short as grand commander and others as officers at the Scottish Rite temple on St Illinois street yesterday afternoon. Three ballots were needed for James L. Randall to win the post of grand warder amid a rotation in office and a single new officer being named.
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Knights Templars of
Indiana
St Illinois Street
Luther Short
Franklin
William B. Hosford
Mishawaka
John L. Rupe
Richmond
Charles M. Zion
Lebanon
Joseph G. Ibach
Hammond
Rand
Carroll K. McCullough
Anderson
A. D. Tillotson
Lafayette
Calvin W. Prather
Indianapolis
George L. Hutchinson
Harry G. Strickland
Greenfield
Adrian Hammersly
Washington
James L. Randall
Greencastle
Randall
Chicago Cash Grain Prices May 13 Illinois market report
Chicago cash grain figures list bids for Wheat No 2 red at 1.43 1.47, No 3 red 1.30 1.48, No 2 herd 1.26 1.34, No 3 herd 1.21 1.28, No 1 northern spring 1.27 1.29, No 2 northern spring 1.25 1.34, No 3 spring 1.22 1.27. Corn No 2 76%c No 2 yellow 76 164c No 3 18%c No 3 yellow 5c No 4 1 Tc. Oats No 2 white 60%c No 8 white 57 69%c No 4 white 54 58% jc.
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Chicago
Citizens Gas Employes to be Examined
Coroner Blackwell opens an inquiry into the deaths of J. W. Hawkins and Mrs. Martha Manlove by asphyxiation from Citizens Gas at 815 College avenue. He will examine witnesses who found the bodies and those who turned and tested the gas mains. A. H. Johnson and Dr. Donald Clark testified as parts of the early investigation.
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Blackwell
J. W. Hawkins
Martha Manlove
Citizens Gas Company
College Avenue
H. Johnson
Massachusetts Avenue
Hawkins
Donald Clark
Pittsburg Live Stock Market Report May 13 1900s
Pittsburg Pa May 13 cattle receipts light market steady extra 5 90 prime 6 65 to 6 75 good 6 50 to 6 55 lady 6 25 to 6 45 fair 5 65 to 6 15 common 5 00 to 5 50. hogs heavy 7 55 heavy mixed 7 50 prime medium 7 50 best heavy yorkers 7 40 to 7 45 light yorkers 7 00 to 7 20 pigs 6 70 to 6 85 roughs 6 00 to 6 70 stags 5 00 to 5 30. sheep light receipts market steady. calves light receipts market steady with prime wethers 6 90 to 6 15. good mixed 5 75 to 5 90. ewes and wethers 5 25 to 5 60. culls to choic e lambs 4 50 to 8 00. spring lambs 6 99 to 11 00. veal calves 6 00 to 7 50.
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Pittsburg
Esse Eenseesice
TSO
Cincinnati Live Stock Report May 13 Market Recap
Hogs receipts 2,617. price steady. Cattle receipts 617. bulls firm. Calves 5.10 to 6.75 dollars. higher demand. Sheep and lambs receipts 276. spring lambs 6.00 to 9.00 dollars per hundred. sheep and yearlings steady.
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Cincinnati
Chicago Grain Opening Prices May 13
Chicago market notes opening prices for wheat July at 1.12 to 1.14, oats July at 51 1/2 cents, pork September at 18.20, lard July at 10.62, ribs July at 10.12.
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Chicago
A. W Thomson
Chicago Live Stock at Union Stock Yards May 13
Hogs receipts 16 000, prices higher across grades. Mixed and butcher hogs 7.07 7.45, heavy 7.39 7.50, rough heavy 7.00 7.20, light 6.90 7.35, pigs 6.15 6.80, bulk 7.25 7.40. Cattle receipts 5 000, strong, beeves 5.15 7.30, cows and heifers 2.50 6.50, stockers and feeders 3.76 5.60, calves 5.50 7.25. Sheep receipts 8 000, strong 5.55 6.60, lambs 6.50 9.40.
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Chicago
Union
Strong
Texas
Wheat and feed prices in Toledo market report
Toledo grain notes show cash and futures for wheat with May at 1.45 and July at 1.14 3. September 1.08. Feed and timothy listed with prices around 37.75 for Alsike and 1.80 for Timothy. contract months include May July October and December. Markets reference values for cattle and related commodities in a brief commodity page.
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Toledo Gra‘nu
Toledo
Beenen
Timothy
Demand for hogs brings an advance in Indianapolis hog sale
Receipts show 8000 hogs 1300 cattle 300 sheep with hog and sheep rise over prior week while cattle decline. Demand from outside sources improved and trading opened active at 5 to 10 cents above previous prices, closing steady at the advance with top hogs and lambs hitting 7.75 and 8.75 for spring lambs, calves rising, and cattle trading strong.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Retail Coal Prices by A B Meyer & Co
Coal price list from A B Meyer & Co shows rates for Anthracite egg stove nut and various Pocahontas and Kanawha lump types. Includes Pittsburg lump Winifrede Falling Rock and Linton lump and egg, Hocking Valley and Brazil block. coke and ground coke prices, bag and chute charges, and cellar delivery terms.
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Pocahontas
Blossburg
Ohio Jackson
Kanawha
Raymond
Pittsburg
Winifrede
Falling Rock Cannel
Linton Lump
Linton Egg
Hocking Valley
Luatig
Ccs Eee
Cece
Brazil
Gashouse
Ham and bacon price list with various cuts
A catalog of pork and bacon prices including sugar cured hams English style boiled and smoked hams breakfast and sugar cured bacon dry salt bacon fresh pork loins and fresh hams with per pound costs. Prices show cents per pound and percent figures.
Indianapolis Wagon Market Prices From Corn to Straw
Market prices from Indianapolis along Kentucky Avenue show corn at 82 to 85 cents, shelled oats 67 cents, oats sheaf 13 to 15 dollars, timothy hay 15 to 16.50 dollars, and wheat straw price unclear. Payment and availability details are not fully readable due to OCR garble.
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Indianapolis
Rouse Esa
Five Year 4144 Percent Gold Bonds Offered for Exchange
The St Louis and San Francisco Railroad General Lien issues maturing June 1 1909 are offered at 100 percent plus accrued interest in exchange for 15 to 20 year five percent gold bonds. The offer may be cancelled without notice. New York May 13 1909.
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St. Louis & San Francisco Railroad Company
New York
United States
London
Frankfort
Berlin
Reichsmarks
Amsterdam
St. Louis
General Lion
St. Louis, Memphis & Southeastern Railroad Company
Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad
St. Louis and San Francisco Railroad Company
Chicago and Eastern Hinois Railroad
New York Stock Exchange
Europe
B. F. Yoakum
San Francisco
Wall Street Opens With Brisk Gains on Steel and Rail Stocks
The New York stock market showed renewed strength at the opening with Chesapeake & Ohio, Rock Island and Can stocks drawing speculative interest in the first quarter hour. Chespeake & Ohio and Rock Island rose fractionally, other rails surged modestly, Southern Railway led gains with common up 1 point to 31 and preferred up the same, selling at 69. The industrials remained quiet.
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New York
Chesapeake & Ohio
Rock Island
Chespeak & Ohio
Rails
Southern Railway
Indianapolis Grain Prices Report
Grain market update lists Wheat Corn and Oats with bid and through billing details for No 2 red through through May to July prices and wagon, plus mixed and white varieties. Hay steady with choice timothy at 14 60.
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Indianapolis
C. Hay
Timothy
East Buffalo Live Stock Prices May 13 Report
East Buffalo New York May 13 cattle receipts two head fairly active and firm prime steers six twenty five to six seventy three butcher stock four ninety to six. Veal receipts one hundred head active two cent higher call to choice six fifty to seven thirty deep and lambs receipts four thousand four hundred lambs slow sheep active and a shade higher lambs six fifty to eight forty yearlings six fifty seven seventy five sheep three to six sixty five hogs receipts one thousand seven hundred demand fair and steady Yorkers seven forty to seven fifty pigs seven to seven fifteen mixed seven thirty five seven sixty heavy seven sixty to seven six roughs six fifty six sixty stags five fifty six.
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East Buffalo
N. Y
Wright Brothers Guests Entertainers Await Arrival
Dayton residents completed arrangements for the reception and entertainment of the famous aviators early today and waited to greet them.
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Dayton, O
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