Pressure on stocks in wall street mixed trading
In New York May stock market opened under pressure from London with Armitrage brokers selling 20000 shares including Northern Pacific Union Pacific Amalgamated Erie Steel and Southern Pacific. Buying later revived gains but fresh selling trimmed earlier advances as Union Pacific led the decline. Wheat and cotton prices moved. Chicago grain and futures quotes listed with openings and closings for July contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Co. Shotwell
New York
London
Armitrage
Northern Pacific
Union Pacific
Amalgamated, Erie, Steel
Southern Pacific
Burlington
Reading
St. Paul
Cars collide injuring motorman in Wabash
Wabash Indiana May 26 motorman Brown of the Union Traction company was hurt when two cars collided. Details of the accident and the extent of his injuries were not immediately available.
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Wabash, Ind
Brown
The
Union Traction Company
Chicago Live Stock Market Report May Day Trade
Chicago union stockyards hogs receipts about 10 000 head with steady to unchanged prices. Bulk hogs 5 30 to 6 40, light 5 16 to 5 45, mixed 5 15 to 5 47, heavy 5 10 to 5 43, pigs 4 00 to 4 90, Yorkers 5 40 to 5 45. Cattle receipts around 2 000 with steady values. Beeves 4 75 to 7 30, Texas steers 4 50 to 6 75, stockers and feeders 3 40 to 6 35, cows and heifers 2 30 to 6 10, calves 5 00 to 6 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Union Stocyards
Ill
Texas
Marriage Licenses Listed For Several Couples
Robert Wilkins Vera M. Ellis. Robert Martin Leona Sanders. Aities J. M. Potts Mary M. Pfley. Eiaries R. Curtis Clara 8. Kentrup. John W. Brodhag Sadie Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wilkins
Vera M. Ellis
Robert Martin
Leona Sanders
Aities J. M. Potts
Mary M. Pfley
Eiaries R. Curtis
Clara 8. Kentrup
John W. Brodhag
Sadie Marshall
Coupon Sale Record Specials in Today's Sun Ad
A large advertisement in today’s Sun itemizes another record-breaking group of Coupon Specials. The page highlights numerous discounted items, signaling a broad sale event across multiple product categories.
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Sun
Inventor Offers New Voting Machines to County
Rev E B Cummings proposed to furnish ten voting machines at 600 dollars each, claiming they meet requirements and improve primary and general election speed. He notes current 750 dollar machines failed in a primary test, weighs 200 pounds versus 1500, and offers to refurbish existing machines for future primaries.
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E. B. Cummings
Cummings
Pittsburg Live Stock Prices Report
Pittsburg Pa May 23 cattle receipts light and steady with everyday prices dull. Extra cattle bid at 6.75 to 7.00 prime 6.55 to 6.70 good 6.20 to 6.30 and tidy 6.00 to 6.30 heifers and fresh cows with springers around 16.00 to 55.00 hogs receipts eight loads steady heavy and medium weights 3.55 to 3.75 workers 3.40 to 5.75 sheep and lambs light and steady prime lambs 4.90 to 5.50 good mixed 4.40 to 4.50 culls to common 2.00 to 3.00 culls to choice lambs 3.00 to 6.10 spring lambs 5.00 to 7.50.
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Pittsburg
Upwala
Rene
Grain market report from Toledo CO May 26
Wheat prices show cash and May at 1.01 dollars with July at 92 and September at 90 5 cents. Corn bids list cash and May at 77 cents with July 70 5, September 68 5, December 57 3 cents. oats and rice show cash and May at 5 cents and July 46 5, September 38 5 cents.
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Chicago
fAsk
Toledo, CO
Hogs Strong on Active Bidding in Indianapolis
Indianapolis May 26 Receipts show 8500 hogs 1250 cattle and 100 sheep with hogs higher on light weights while cattle and sheep steady to firm. Hog sale top 5 60 with most birds 5 35 to 5 50. Cattle trading active with steady to strong prices feeders steady light bulls steady heavy bulls lower calves up 23 10 cents. Sheep small supply quality fair market quiet at unchanged. Representative hog sales list various weights and prices.
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Indianapolis
Naa
Lal
Asd
HOSS
Ssenes
I.s.e
City Record For A Day Births And Deaths
Birth notices list L Frank and Nellie Hossman at 422 WWW Empire street a girl Johns and Louise Byrne at 1220 Cottage avenue a boy Albert and Flora Kohnstaedt at 1136 Division street a boy George and Daisy Hardy at 2162 S East street a girl Henry and Maude Diener at 1515 Union street a boy Osciola C and Louise Lewis at 2114 5 New Jersey street a girl Harry and Bessie Cohen at 622 EB Washington street a boy Samuel and Mattie McGaughey at 5187 33 Washington street a boy George and Minnie Vanderslice at 436 N Jefferson avenue a boy Orin and Grace Mitchell at 216 E Eighteenth street a girl Albert and Laura Wiley at 1603 Wade Clarence and May Neligh at 411 S Wasman avenue a girl Pleasant and Mary Jones at 626 E Court John and Martha Maddox at 2731 Isabella Henry and Grace Schober at 945 Aoache Deaths include William Willis Cheezum 55 cerebral hemorrhage Denis Harrington 68 paralysis Rosa Freeman 25 pulmonary tuberculosis Barbara Smith 62 apoplexy Martha Viola Griffith 19 fatty degeneration of heart Charles McReynolds 2 Whooping cough Ira Otis Hendrix 33 accidental drowning.
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Henry and Maude Diener
Union Street
Osciola C
Louise Lewis
New Jersey Street
Harry and
Bessie Cohen
Washington Street
Samuel and
Mattie McGaughey
George and
Minnie Vanderslice
Jefferson Avenue
Orin and
Grace Mitchell
Eighteenth Street
Albert and
Laura Wiley
Wade Street
Clarence and
May Neligh
S Wasman Avenue
Pleasant and
Mary Jones
E. Court Street
John and
Martha Maddox
Isabella Street
Henry and
Grace Schober
Aoache Avenue
William Willis Cheezum
Fletcher Avenue
Denis Harrington
Little Sisters of Poor
Rosa Freeman
Vermont
Buffalo Bill Show to Visit City June 15 in Historic Touring Return
Buffalo Gill to coming June 13 with great show after four years abroad. Buffalo Bill's Wild West and Congress of Rough Riders of the World resumes in Madison Square Garden style entertainment. The exhibition will appear in this city June 15 with unchanged presentation featuring The Great Train Holdup, The Bandit-Hunters of the Union Pacific, and The Battle of Summit Springs. Horsemen from many nations perform alongside American cowboys in a dramatic chronicle of early American history.
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Great Britain
Europe
Buffalo Bil
Wild West
Congress of Rough Riders of the World
Madison Square Garden
New York City
Buffalo Bill
Arenic
Col
William, F. Cody
Buffffalo Bill
Union Pacific
Summit Springs
City Grain Market Report with Grain and Hay Quotes
Wheat prices firm with No 2 red through billing and No 3 red 94 percent, No 4 red 92 44 cents, No 1 and No 2 rejected at various rates. Corn and white varieties show mixed cents through billing, oats steady at around 53 to 54 cents, timothy hay offered at 12.50 and 11.00, rye at 0.05. Inspections list several cars in each grade and total cars for each lot.
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Biling
Timothy
Rye
Kate Neff Alleges Husband Beat Her in Divorce Plea
Kate Neff accuses William H. Nef of knocking her down and beating her last Friday in a divorce complaint filed in superior court. She seeks custody of their child and relief as the case proceeds.
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Kate Neff
William H. Nef
Mond Foe
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Il Mamma
Actiit
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Nellie Hossman
Empire Street
Johns
Louise Byrne
Cottage Avenue
Flora Kohnstaedt
Division Street
Daisy Hardy
S. East Street
L. JS. Ayres & Co
Buffalo Gill
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