Autumn Girl 3 Really A Woman In 1909 Fashion
New York September 14 A fashion column declares the autumn girl of 1909 a real live woman with curves and hips, discarding corsets, embracing jewels, flamboyant hats, military boots, and new silhouettes such as seatless gowns and mannish skirts, signaling a shift from previous slim lines to a fuller, curvy ideal.
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New York
Eve
Cleopatra
Paris
Milady Autumn
Demoiselle
Purik
Miss Autumn
Milady
Monsieur le Diable
Reading Leads Early Market Gains On Opening Bell
Wall Street opened with a stronger tone as Reading rose beyond 64, leading gains among rail stocks. Union Pacific preferred climbed to 110 with a 3.144 point move, while its common stock advanced over 2 points. Industrials and Western Union attracted steady demand, though profit taking trimmed some gains later. Government bonds held steady amid a generally firm session.
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Reading
Union Pacific Preferred
Western Union
London
New York
Union Pacific
Gasoline Shortage Trial Details at Standard Oil Case
The trial hinges on measurement methods for gasoline from Dr Craig’s vessels. Baumert claims evaporation caused shrinkage and that five gallon cans are overfilled. inspector Wulfson faced criticism over re measurement. Prosecution asserts manager liability and repeated short measures over two years at Standard Oil.
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Baumert
Dr. Craig
Wulfson
Mr. Wulfson
Mr. Baumert
Craig
Ofl Company 19
Theosophists Blamed in Georgia Divorce Case
Major J F Hanson president of the Central of Georgia railway accuses theosophists of causing marital strife leading to his wife Mrs Cora L Hanson filing for divorce. He denies cruelty and cites theosophy as a split causing arrogance aggression and bigotry within the family and taming him. The suit names Mrs Jack Horner now Mrs James McVicar as a society figure from New York.
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Atlanta
J. F. Hanson
Central of Georgia Railway
Cora L. Hanson
Hanson
Jack’ Horner
James McVicar
New York
Major Hanson
Fulton County
Universal Brotherhood
Continental National Bank to Open at Meridian Street
The Continental National bank at 18 North Meridian street plans to open at 9 a m on Wednesday September 15. George F Quick serves as president with Mord Carter as vice president Brandt C Downey as cashier Arthur H Taylor as assistant cashier and Lewis A Coleman as counsel. Capitalization is $400000 exclusive of surplus and the facility includes a safety deposit box department.
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Continental National Bank
North Meridian Street
George F. Quick
Mord Carter
Brandt C. Downey
Arthur H.taylor
Lewis A. Coleman
Hog Price Decline Amid High Hog Receipts In Indianapolis
Indianapolis dispatch shows 6 000 hogs 1 300 cattle received with hogs rising and cattle dipping versus a week ago. Local packers pushed prices down about 1o with top at 55, many hogs selling 8 35 8 50, and steady demand for cattle though some lines difficult to move. Union Stock Yards reports 10 000 hogs and 11 900 cattle with markets mixed to steady or lower across regions including East Buffalo and Pittsburg readings on steers, heifers, sheep, and calves.
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Indianapolis
Eeeseenee
Senate
Peerces
East Buffalo
N. Y
Pittsburg
Senee St
Women's Fashion Coupons Offer stockings gloves and bags
A vintage ad lists coupons for stockings in black and tan with cotton finish, two pairs per customer, and kid gloves in black tan and brown at one dollar. Handbags promoted as new large shapes, two per customer, with limited quantities and weekly promotions.
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ASC
Mining and Oil Stock List Opens Heavy Curb Market
New York September 14 The curb market opened heavy with many listed stocks showing fractional shifts. Companies and commodities include Standard Oil at 6.91 rising, American Tobacco at 4.53 to 4.57, and Nevada Cons at 2 percent bids, with varied quotes across miners and utilities such as Kerr Lake 7 percent to 7 3 4, and Ely Central at 13 16 to 15 16.
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New York
Standard Oil
American Tobacco
Cobalt Central
Rawhide Coalition
Butte Coalition
Nevada
Goldfield Daisy
Miami
Boston
Nipissing
Chicago Subway
Greene Cananea
Giroux
la Rose
Kerr Lake
Goldfield Cons
Davis-Daly
Ohio Copper
Bay Central
Manhattan Transit
Nevada Utah
Bay State Gas
Ely Central
Tri-Bullton
Daily Stock Quotations From Cobalt Silver Mines 1909
Daily quotations from Jackson & Jackson Wire show Cobalt silver stocks with mixed prices. Beav er, City of Cobalt, Temiskaming and Scotia are mentioned among numerous entries with bids, asks, and notable sagging trend as market dulls. Scotia firms slightly to 68 bid, City of Cobalt holds near 6 percent, Temiskaming weak.
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Jackson & Jackson
Jackson & Jackson Wire
A. M. Name
Ask
Beaver
Argentum Danke Bailey
Cessevecens Na Chambers-Ferland
City of Cobalt
New
Cobalt-Central
Cobalt-Lake
la Kerr Lake
Nova Scotia
Peterson Lake
Temiskaming
Scotia
Market closes on a weak note as traders eye recovery
Prices slid late in the session with little Nip trading at 214 and Foster at 523 percent. Despite broad weakness, some public buying appeared, and analysts believe the market may have reached its low and could soon trend higher.
Wheat and meat price report from Chicago market
Opening and closing quotations for wheat corn oats pork lard and ribs with January and December contracts, plus detailed sugar cured and bacon prices for hams shoulders and other pork products. Includes bid prices and various cash terms as reported by A W Thomson.
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Chicago
Ward
Rios
A. W. Thomson
Indianapolis Wagon Market and Fe rouserae Bros listing
Indianapolis wagon market listing for Fe rouserae Bros at 1380 Kentucky Avenue. Provides an address and indicates a sale or advertise related to wagons with no further details available.
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Indianapolis
Ty Fe
Rouserae Bros
Kentucky
Avenuas
Indianapolis Grain Prices in Detail for Wheat Corn and Oats
Grain market notes from Indianapolis show wheat bids for No 2 red at 1.03 to 1.08 via months September October and November with various track and milling samples. Corn bids include No 2 white and No 3 white through billing with multiple percentages and car totals, plus mixed and yellow varieties. Oats lists No 2 white standard and mixed bids, with several c offers. Hay steady with timothy and clover mixed grades priced from 12 to 13.25 per unit. Inspections report cars for corn and oats by grade with totals and samples noted.
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Indianapolis
LDS
Timothy
Sample
Hay
Toledo Grain Market Ledger Summary
Fragmentary record of grain prices and terms for September December May and December months. References to cash sales for rye and other commodities with various figures and traders names obscured by OCR.
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Toledo Grain
Em Ecem
Tay
Osta
Sc. Rye
Indianapolis Produce Exchange Market Summary
In Indianapolis the Produce Exchange reports prices for turkeys ducks chickens and hens. Quotations show demand remains steady with modest shifts in volume and markets stable amid midseason activity.
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Indianapolis
Eee Produce Exchange
Turkeys, Inc
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Victoria
Wall Street
Continental Bank
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Oupon
Cainera
Apouims
Brussels
Nottingham
Shetland
Ind Tan Hoge
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