Roosevelt has not met Elihu Root in London visit
In London May 30 Col Roosevelt and Senator Elihu Root had not exchanged visits while both stay near Dorchester House and Hyde Park hotel. Roosevelt spent the day resting for the Guildhall reception Tuesday, joining his family on a shopping tour and attending Sir George Reid's Ritz reception where he dominated the gathering.
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London
Elihu Root
Hyde Park Hotel
Dorchester House
Ambassador Heid
Col. Roosevelt
Guildhall
Rooseelt
Sir George Reid
Ritz
Special Box Arranged for Mrs Roosevelt at Welcome Park
New York on May 30 reports that a special box will be erected at Battery Park for Mrs Roosevelt and 20 guests to view Theodore Roosevelt's return. Lewis Nixon, head of the reception committee, organized the arrangement on Monday for the welcoming ceremony on June 18.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
America
Revived in court after whisky exhibit incident
James Edwards in police court Monday faced a blind tiger charge with Jack Bass. Illness halted proceedings as Edwards drank from two of 13 half pint flasks of whisky before reviving. He admitted guilt before the case was continued due to his sudden illness.
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James Edwards
Edwards
Jack Bass
Real Estate Transfers In Indianapolis area properties change hands
A long list of transfers records Wm C Braden to Oscar I Finkbiner for two vacant lots on Winks Avenue near Christian Street 700 dollars and Loreng Schmidt to Theodore Reyer for part of McGinnis sub Hannas heirs addition 1000 dollars plus numerous entries across Crown Hill Beech Grove Ardmore and West Indianapolis noting buyers sellers parcel sizes improved status and prices including John A George to Henry J Coerper 1000 dollars and Staples D Turner to Edward J Craig 34000 dollars multiple parcels with addresses and lot sizes appear throughout the document with totals and sums indicating active real estate market transactions
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Wm C. Braden
Oscar I. Finkbiner
Forest Park
Winks Avenue
Christian Street
Loreng Schmidt
Theodore Reyer
McGinnis
Hannas' Heirs
Tacoma Avenue
St Clair Street
German Fire Insurance Company
Davidson
Impoet
Dorman Street
Halmer Avenue
Calvelage Street
Hubbard Et al
Orange Street
State Avenue
Ridenous
Summit Street
Washington Street
Johnson’s
Indianapolis
Belmont Avenue
Miller Street
Morton Place
Twenty-second
New Jersey Street
Bird's
U. L
East Side
East Street
St Street
Crown Hill Cemetery
Henry C. Allen
Crown Hill
John A. George
Henry J. Coerper
Ardmore
Park Avenue
Thirty-ninth Street
Mary A. Cox Et al
Charlotte M. Curd
McCarty
Gemmer
Draper Street
Minnesota Street
Edith T. Lesley
Charles E. Worrell
Lesley Place
Lowell Avenue
Audubon Road
Mary Quinn
Martin A. Quinn
Filliott’s
Patterson and
Ettijohn Streets
Staples D. Turner
Edward J. Craig
Boulevard Square
Thirtieth Street
Hilary Morris
Broadview
Washington Township
Charles P. Doney
William J. Heim
Arren
Edson T. Wood
Otto J. Suez
Hitts
Brookside
Rural Street
Seventeenth Street
Herbert W. Patton
Oscar X. Allen
Rittens
Irvington
Whittier Place
Mary H. Edgeworth
Sallie B. Glazier
Chamber's
Layman
Newton Wood
Arthur G. Fordsyke
Clark
Marion and
Oliver Avenues
Beech Grove Improvement Company
F. F. Ashby Et al
Beech Grove
Fred F. Ashby
W. W. Ashby
John J. Appel
Francism. Wilkinson
Meridian Place
Meridian Street
Porgy
Playground Congress to Meet in Rochester Delegates Discuss Children
About 1000 delegates from all states will gather in Rochester for the fourth annual Playground Association of America meeting. Sessions run June 7 to 11 with talks on moving pictures, factory work monotony, amusements and vacation resources, outdoor life, and education for the blind. Noted figures John Collier, Rose Pastor Stokes, Frederick Thompson, Ernest Thompson-Seton and Charles F. Campbell head a diverse program.
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Rochester
United States
Playground Association of America
John Collier
People’s Institute
Moving Picture ,Board of Censors
Congress
Charles H. Israels
Ance
Rose Pastor Stokes
Frederick Thompson
Luna Park
Hippodrome Fame
Ernest Thompson-Seton
Charles F. F. Campbell
America
New York
Playgrounds Association of America
N. Y
Pinchot Silent On Roosevelt Word at Conservation Meet
Mr Pinchot avoided comment on talks with former President Roosevelt at a gathering where Col Roosevelt was slated as chief speaker for the National Conservation Congress to be held in St Fault. Pinchot had just met Roosevelt in Italy and London and planned a return trip to Washington Tuesday.
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Mr. Pinchot
Restored Land From Pinchot Forests Tops One Million Acres
Washington estimates that over one million acres have been opened to public entry since Ballinger's conservation plan began. Wilson foresees reduced Canadian emigration and predicts up to 4,000,000 acres restored by year end. Announced restorations include 22,326 acres from Idaho's Pocatello forest and 203,635 acres from Oregon's Watowa forest, among others.
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Washington
Pinchot Forest
Ballinger
Secretary of the Interior
Roosevelt
Wilson
Canada
Pocatello National Forest
Idaho
San Isabel
Colorado
Watowa
Oregon
Lincoln Forest
New Mexico
Makins Barred to City Workers in Kansas City
Kansas City commissioners adopt city service rules banning smoking on the job for police, fire, and clerical staff. The decree cites law forbidding sale of cigarettes and urges abstinence, noting violators face suspension from service.
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Kansas City
C ‘Citi
Annas
Speedway Race Draws Largest Crowd Yet At Indy Pace
Big crowd fills the speedway as Bragg in a Fiat leads early, Kirscher in a Darracq retires after a tire failure. Auten-thirn's National holds second with Greiner third. time 7 21.95. Oldfield dominates stock-car events, some protests, and a canceled race.
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Bragg
Fiat
Kirscher
Greiner
National
Darracq
Auten Thirn
Kincade
Mile Lead by Burman in Buick Race Remy Grand Brassard
Frayer finished third as Lime completed a record run beating Matson's Atlanta mark by 46 seconds. National contest featured short events with rapid times and a dramatic finish. The Remy Grand Brassard, valued at 3000 dollars, was the day’s longest race and will recur three times this season.
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Barney Faile
Barney Oldfield
Speedway
A. R. Pardington
Detroit
Dawson
Harroun
Marion
Anderson
Strang
Indianapolis Speedway
Fiat
Bragg
Marmons
Joan
Cuttings
Ake
Clare
Bisbo
Oldfield
Barnes
Mile
Burman
Buick
Frayer
Lime
Matson
Chalmers
Atlanta
Knickerbacker Hall Presents As You Like It Cast
Knickerbacker hall senior class completes arrangements for the Shakespeare comedy As You Like It to be staged Tuesday night at o o clock under Frances Beck. Cast includes Mildred Cannon as the Duke and Le Beau, Elizabeth Davis as Duke Frederick, Emma Smith as Eustace, Harriet Dean as Orlando, Edith Gwinn as Adam, Mary McIntosh as Jaques, Nina Beall Sylvingw as Touchstone, Mary Shuler as Sylvie, Ida Hammond as Ida, Katherine Brown as Oliver, Helen Boyd as Imo Steel, and others.
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Asou
Knickerbacker Hall
Frances Beck
the Duke
Mildred Cannon Duke
Frederick
Hizabeth Davis
Katherine Brown Jaque de Bois
Edith Kaelfa ‘Orlando
Harriet Dean Adam
Edith Gwinn
William
Ida Hammond
Nina “Gilbert
Helen Boyd
Imo Steel
Boy chased from on Wilkins Street hat left at station
Patrolmen Helfereth and Richter halted a suspected craps game on Wilkins Street west of Meridian Street Sunday. A boy fled, possibly losing his hat. Captain Crane promised not to arrest him for any part in the game and to have the hat returned where named by the owner.
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Helfereth Richter
Wilkins Street
Meridian Street
Crane
Merchant turns over $1000 for sailors families
Paris May 30 A New York merchant named Goldenberg handed to authorities Monday the $1000 he collected while aboard the steamer onward traveling across the English channel for the benefit of the families of sailors lost in the wreck of the submarine Wilvise.
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Paris
New York
Goldenberg
English Channel
Dewey Drydock Sunk by Conspirators at Subic Bay
Manila May 30 report on the sinking of the floating dry dock Dewey at its Subic Bay berth cites unopened valves as the cause and cites suspicions about conspirators and the presence of Japanese workers around the dock. The investigation is not complete and a final ruling awaits full raising of the dock.
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Manila
Dewey
Subiga Hay
United States
Wheat and Corn Market Notes From Miscible Price List
Wheat and corn quotes show No 2 red at 98c and 80c for May and June. Records include numerous car counts for inspections and inbound and outbound stock across wheat corn oats hay with multiple grades and lots. totals list 3 cars for wheat, 28 cars for corn, 6 for oats, and 5 for hay across timothy varieties.
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Lear
Qars
Hay
Timothy
Bank Statement Shows Large Increase in Reserves and Loans
New York on May 28 reports a weekly bank statement with reserves on deposits rising by 2,412,025 and reserves on non United States deposits up 12,423,850. Loans increase 4,061,000 and circulation grows 145,500 while the surplus of banks reaches 26,645,250, against prior years. Total loans tally 1,189,2144.
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New York
United States
New York Produce Prices Report
New York May Park markets show variable price ranges for lard sugar and coffee with mixed notes on quality. Meats and poultry hold firm with turkeys at 16 to 23 cents and ducks around 13 to 21 cents, geese about 10 to 16 cents, and peppers peppers?
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New York
May Park
Middle West
Muscovaco
Rio
Grain prices in Toledo market report May 26
Toledo grain market shows wheat cash and May at 1.03 dollars, July 0.95, Sept 0.94. Corn cash May and May at 58.5 to 59.19 cents, oats cash and May 39.5 to 41.0 cents, July 48, Sept 35.5 cents. Rye No 2 and No 3, cloverseed cash 6.80, Oct and Dec 6.424 to 6.50, prime alfalfa 7.00, prime Timothy 2.4.
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Toledo
Alsuce
Timothy
Chicago Produce Market Report May 26 30 Prices
Chicago dairy eggs cheese and poultry prices shown with mixed butter ranges and firsts. Cattle receipts at 3,000 with higher beeves and calves. hogs at 31,000 with slow trading. sheep receipts at 4,000 with gains to 10 cents. Prices listed for natives westerns cows and heifers calves and stockers.
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Chicago
Texas
Hides and Tallow Local Boyers Prices
Local Boyers price list shows hides and tallow rates with variations for green and salted hides. Entries include horse hide, green calf, and per pound pricing for green and salted hides.
Hogs and cattle prices advance at Indianapolis yards
May 30 Indianapolis reports show 3 000 hogs 900 cattle and 25 sheep with better demand from outside buyers and strong competition among packers and shippers. Hogs averaged over 200 pounds and top quotes reached nine dollars and seventy cents. cattle sold at strong to higher prices for dry fed and grassy kinds. bulls and calves unchanged. Sheep and lambs had a good run with prompt local sale and no price change from last week.
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Indianapolis
Peter E Cies
Bae Eee Ae Ee
Comparative statement of weights and prices for livestock sales
A historical market listing outlining categories heavy to light livestock including heavies 210 lbs and up, mediums 190 lbs and up, and various weights for lambs yearlings and sheep. Prices are given per hundred pounds and per head with notes on quality ranges from good to choice and common to medium.
Chicago Cash Grain Prices Amid Mixed Winter Wheat Quotes
Market terse listing shows bids for No 3 winter and spring wheat, No 3 white and yellow corn, oats and rye with varied prices. Notes include cash grain bids, delivery months and grade designations, reflecting a snapshot of Chicago grain trading activity.
Chicago Grain Market Reflects Mixed Saturday Trading
Wheat showed early strength but faded, May trading around 12.18 to 12.02, September at 92 1/2 to 93 1/2 cents. Corn rose to 36 1/2 to 38 1/2 cents, July prices 34 1/2 to 35 1/2 cents. oats eased near 38 to 39 cents. Provisions advanced, with July pork at 22.52, lard 12.32, ribs 12.22 to 12.30. Closing values: wheat 93 1/2 cents, corn 56 1/2 cents, oats 36 1/2 to 38 1/2 cents.
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Srhcies
Chicago
Women’s Oxford Ties Sale on Second Floor
Readable text notes women’s oxford shoes mostly tan leather with patent and kid variants. Prices range above five dollars, with many pairs down to 1.95 dollars on Tuesday. Location specified as second floor northwest.
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Guild Hall
Wife OF
Rages Packs Speedway
Merchant
Dewey Drydock
Local Securities
Federal Union Surety Co
Veribar
St. Wayne & Wa
Selice E Brewery
American Trust Co
Indiana Hotel Compmn
Indiana Hotel Peace
Indiana National Bask Weeseeves
Indiana Title Company
Oon
Indiana
Rusto Earmeene Opeee
Indiana Union Traction Co
Marion Trust
Feaves
Osm
Marott
Heat & Raight Pfd
Coe Merchants
National Bank
Vom
People’s Ht
People’s State Bank
Rau Fertilizer
Reeves & Co. P Trust Ara Eeu Securit
Exton National Bank Terre Ute T. & L. Pfa
Ten Veces
Union Traction Common
Eae
Een Ewes Tee
Union Traction Pf
Eee
Seene Neees Ee Union Lrugt
van Camp Peexing van Camp Hardware Ptd
Vandalia Coal Peettee
Vandalia Coal Common
Aeeuvee
Wasseu
Es Bonams
Atlas Engine Works
Sacnee Wee
Broad Ripple
Citizens’ Gas Bee
Citizens’ Street Railway
Delaware & Madison
Wayne & Wab
Val. T. Cg
Indiana’ Hotel
Indiana Union Traction Se
Col Southern
Indianapolis & Eastern Isase
Indianapoli Gas Co
Weneee Indianapolis Greenfield
Indianapolis & Martinsville
Northwestern Indianapolis
Indianapolis Water
Indianapolis Kokomo, Marion & West
Sty Merchants
Chicago Cash Grain
Chicago Grain
Carl L. Rost the Gaye
N. Illinois St
Aker
Louisville
Dixie Flyers
Greenwood
Franklin
Edinburg
Columbus
Seymour
Crotheraville
Scottsburg
Sellersburg
Watson Junction
Jeffersonville
Ibel
Traction Company
Indianapolis & Louisville Traction Company
N. Ae
Wisconsin
Neufchatel
Terre Haute
Lebanon
Irankfort
Lafayette
Crawfordsville
Greenfield
Saighistown
Cambridge City
Richmond
Newcastle
Danville
Greencastle
Raze
Mooresville
Marhinsville
Frankfort
Lata Azote Nied
Brazil
Erre
Haute
Vu. P. W
Sep
Knightstown
Cambage Ci
Dayton
Ag Richmond
Coumbwm
Zaneszstille
The
Indianapolis & Cincinnati Traction Co
Bn Effee
Rustville
Lea
Connersville
Rushville
Shelbyville
Onnersvilles
Ieensparg
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