Old Millionaire Has Two Wives Lands in a Cell
New York May 19 Samuel Wellington a 75 year old millionaire wedded Florence Cushman on April 27 and now lies jailed on a bigamy charge after his first wife Maude Windsor Gardner Wellington reported the second marriage. Detectives arrested him at Exchange Place following an affidavit filed by the first wife. Wellington offered no comment or bail efforts.
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New York
Samuel B. Wellington
Wellington
Florence May Cushman
R. A. Cushman
Newark
N. J
Brooklyn
Ton
Third Avenue
Charles E. Rice, Jr
Steinert
Ruzo and Kesselmark
Exchange Place
Maude
Market Report from Union Stock Yards May 19
Hogs receipts 27,000 weak to lower. Mixed and butcher hogs 6.90 to 7.35, good heavy 7.00 to 7.22, pigs 6.00 to 6.75, bulk around 7.15. Cattle receipts 18,000 lower. Beef cattle 5.55 to 7.25, cows and heifers 2.50 to 6.40, stockers and feeders. Texans 5.25 to 6.50, calves 3.50 to 6. Sheep receipts 15,000, lambs 6.40 to 9.15, sheep 5.25 to 6.65.
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Chicago Grain Opening Prices May Nineteenth
Chicago May 19 opening prices list Wheat July at 1.1455, corn July 68.54, oats July 1.845, pork July 1840, lard July 0. қандай
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Chicago
Births Record Listed For Ity Day
A long list records births and related details at various streets and addresses. Names include Thomas Barnaby Perry Borgardus Grover Thornton Elsesi Poirier Bacula Smith Duffy Parry Kleinschmidt Stoner Koeppen Stubbs Richey Foltzenlogel Weir Walther etc. Other items note infant conditions such as congenital hydrocephalus and acute dilatation of heart, plus hospital mentions and financial property entries.
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Alice Barnaby
Marwell Street
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Anna Borgardus
Stillwell Street
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Alma Thornton
Noble Street
Doe
Angelina Elsesi
Warsaw Street
Harry
Martina Poirier
N. Key
Stone Avenue
Valerius
Rebecka Bacula
Maryland Street
James
Evelyn Smith
Pennsylvania Street
Mollie Duffy
N. Blackford Street
St. Clair and
Margaret Parry
Meridian Street
Frederick and
Marie Kleinschmidt
E. Maryland Street
Jacob and
Elizabeth Stoner
Woodlawn Avenue
Willam and
Elnore Koeppen
Buchanan Street
Jesse and
Minnie Stubbs
Everett Street
William and Grace Richey
Sheldon Street
J Leo and
Alma Foltzenlogel
Union Street
Samuel and
Emma Weir
Minnesota Street
Henry and
Katie Walther
Cottage Avenue
Harry and
Piercilla Fell
New Jersey
Frank and
Mary Fahle
Prospect Street
Elmer and
Catherine Willson
Eleventh Street
Lemuel and
Indianapolis Wagon Market Prices Report
Market notes from Indianapolis listing grain and forage prices. Corn eight and three sixteenths? shelled oats two figures, sheaf oats, timothy, new viewer, mixed hay, wheat straw and oats straw with price ranges. 190 Kentucky avenue credit line.
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Rouse Egros
Kentucky Avenue
Sugar cured hams and bacon price list excerpt
The listing shows various pork products with prices per pound or unit. Items include sugar cured hams, Bjork or skinned hams, English style hams, boiled hams, breakfast bacon, sugar cured bacon, English style bacon, smoked bacon, dry salt bacon, fresh pork loins, and fresh hams with respective price markings. The data reads like a mid century price sheet from a butcher or grocer.
Indianapolis Produce Ad Scrambled Listing
An old classifieds style notice from Indianapolis Produce advertises items such as fresh butter and poultry with scattered OCR text. The readable lines indicate prices like butter at 19 cents and country butter at 15 cents, but much of the surrounding text is garbled, offering little additional context.
Hogs lead decline as receipts rise in Indianapolis market
Receipts totaled 6,500 hogs, 1,450 cattle, 650 sheep with hog prices easing about 10 cents. Top hog sale price pegged near 7.60, most hogs 7.15 to 7.40, while cattle showed small firmness and calves and bulls weakened. Sheep and lamb volumes were high, presses buyers to secure terms with general 25 to 50 cent price cuts.
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Indianapolis
Caceesseennse
Grain trade qoutes wheat supply in market debate
The piece notes a mooted question in the grain trade about whether there is enough wheat to go around. It references complete statistical and growing crop information received via a direct Chicago wire and invites readers to write for the Daily Letter and Daily Trade Bulletin. Eugene Purtelle & Co. promotes orders in all markets and lists the Indianapolis Branch at 623 Board of Trade.
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Chicago
Daily Trade Bulletin
Eugene Purtelle & CO
Chicago Board of Trade
Indianapolis
Board of Trade
Market Notes From Lincoln and Nearby Packers
Prices for common to medium lambs and yearlings listed with bids Good to choice categories, several figures show per hundredweight. Hogs declined while western receipts exceed last year and local receipts reach HS cars with 12 more expected. Cudahy Packing predicts lower market after ruling on wean and price support tightens as traders adjust.
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Nebraska
Minnesota
Cudahy Packing Company
Shorts
Chicago Grain Market Movements In Mixed Trading
Chicago May 18 firm cables and bullish foreign crop news push wheat higher by 1.4 percent. Light receipts and ample selling shape opening prices for July contracts with corn at 68 1/4 cents, oats around 6 1/2, and July pork, lard, ribs futures showing slight declines or modest climbs.
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Chicago
A. W. Thomson
Wheat and Corn Prices and Market Car Loadings Report
Market notes show steady wheat with various grade prices for No 2 red, No 3 red, and May through July futures, plus through billing adjustments. Corn prices listed for No 2 white and mixed lots with through billing figures. Oats and hay prices given. inspections report wheat corn and hay car movements with total cars in and out and specific grades stocked and shipped.
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Timothy
Daily Grain Letter summary of Chicago market trends
Wheat gains in futures amid light receipts and favorable foreign markets. Corn strengthens on live cattle receipts and delayed movement prospects with moderate local activity. Oats rise sharply with shorts covering and ongoing profit taking amid uneven crop news and scattered arrivals.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Wall Street Opens With Rogers Death In The News
Wall Street opened with weakness after the death of H. H. Rogers. Amalgamated Copper fell 1 point to 82.44 and Consolidated Gas dropped to 148 as Rogers interests were noted. By the end of the first quarter hour, markets rallied with Steel leading gains and most stocks recovering.
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New York
Steel Common
Amalgamated
Consolidated Gas
H. H. Rogers
Standard Oil
Rogers
Market activity shows broad lift in early trading
Traders moved toward gains with most items on the list rising. London bought sizable blocks of Steel common, Southern Pacific and Copper, while government bonds held steady and other bonds strengthened.
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Amalgamated
London
Southern Pacific
Copper
Pittsburg Live Stock Prices Report May 19 1900
Pittsburg cattle receipts light market steady and higher with primes at 6.60 to 6.75 per cwt and common to good fat cows at 3.00 to 5.25. Hogs receipts five loads, prices 6.80 to 7.60 for various weights. Sheep and calves receipts light, primes for wethers at 6.15 to 6.35, veal calves around 7.00, other ranges noted.
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Pittsburg
Cincinnati Live Stock Hogs Receipts Weak. Cattle Steady
Cincinnati May 19 hogs receipts 3756. prices down 5 to 10 cents. late top 37.45 with 7.47 percent yield. Light hogs 5.30, down 7.00. Cattle receipts 924 slow. bulls lower by 10 cents and more. calves steady. Sheep and lambs receipts 309 steady and stronger.
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Cincinnati
East Buffalo Live Stock Report May 19
East Buffalo cattle receipts total 25 with prime steers priced 6.50 to 7.00 and butcher stock 4.50 to 6.25. Sheep and lambs show 4,250 receipts with lambs rising to 6.00 to 8.90 and yearlings 6.50 to 7.00. hogs number 1,700 with Yorkers 7.35 to 7.70 and other hog classes around 7.25 to 7.78.
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East Buffalo
Why Cascarets Stay America’s Favorite Digestive Aid
An advertorial piece touts Cascarets as the trusted choice of millions. It claims 220000 people take a tablet daily and notes six years of sales, five million dollars spent on promotion, and a defense against imitators and substitutes by trade thieves seeking to steal Cascarets’ goodwill.
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America
Cascarets
Cascaret
Cascarets Health Claim Ad Warns of Counterfeit Ties
A vintage advertorial extols Cascarets as a safe vegetable digestive aid and exercise-like bowel cleanser. It warns against dishonest salesmen, touts the Sterling Remedy Company, and promotes the genuine Ten Cent West Pocket box marked CCC with a free offer for readers.
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Sterling Remedy Company
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