Wall Street Stocks Open With General Declines
New York market opened lower with declines in New York Central Northern Pacific Great Northern and other issues. After five minutes trading prices rallied and by midmorning the market steadied with mixed gains in railroad stocks and industrials while government bonds remained unchanged and overall activity rose.
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New York Central
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
St. Paul
Aneconda
Mmartkzet
Union Pacific
Busis
Union ‘Pacific
Reading
National
Live Stock Prices and Receipts at Indianapolis Market
Indianapolis stock market report shows hog prices firm with best bid at 6.70. Receipts total 4,000 hogs, 1,250 cattle, 200 sheep and lambs. Detailed quotes cover steers, heifers, cows, bulls, calves, hogs by weight and grade, and bulk sales outlook. Sheep and lambs range from good to common, with breeding ewes listed among the offerings.
New York Produce Prices Report
United Press reports on September markets with quiet pork and lard prices, steady coffee options, and mixed dairy figures. Butter receipts and creamery prices firm, eggs show varied values across white and mixed lots, cheese demand moderate with cream and skim categories lifting in small ranges.
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IGZW
York
Spot
Rio No. 7
Chicago market summary of eggs butter and poultry rates
Chicago on September 19 reports egg prices at 2 cents for extra and 19 4 cents for firsts with seconds at 9 11 4 cents. butter extras 27 4 cents creamery 2 0 cents packing stock 20c seconds 22 9 4 c. cheese and poultry quotes midweek with turkeys 13c and chickens 10 4 c to 10 6 c per pound and per dozen rates for geese and ducks listed.
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Chicago
Americas
Market Prices for Hay and Straw Listed
A fragmented OCR listing shows hay and straw prices including shelled cuts at 39.00 and 10.00, new straw 46 48c, Clover at 1 gla. 00, mixed hay 12.00, new hay 15.00, with various per ton or unit figures and references to quantities like 5097.50. The text appears as a brief commodities rate sheet from an old market column.
Fruits and Vegetables Price List From Local Market
Oranges Valencia per box five fifty. Cocoanuts per dozen sixty fifty. Apples Transparents four fifty. Maiden Bish four fifty. Dutchers four fifty. Rigs California per case three cent Turkish per pound one cent. Bananas Straights two dollars, eight hand one dollar twenty seven cents. Watermelons per hundred twelve to fourteen. Pears Anjon five pounds six fifty. Cantaloupes Tip Tops per box three dollars. Lemons California four dollars. Plums Michigan Lombards two dollars. by Beachs three dollars. Grapes Malaga per crate two. Dry Onions red per bushel eighty cents white yellow eighty cents. Cucumbers per dozen five cents. Cabbage new per barrel one dollar. Cauliflower per dozen two dollars six seven fifty. New Beets per dozen bunches fifteen cents. Artichokes per dozen bunches ten cents. Sweet Potatoes per barrel two sixty six twenty five. Potatoes per bushel thirty cents per bag two twenty five. Green Beans per bushel six cents. Tomatoes home grown per bushel forty six sixty cents. Lima Beans per bushel six cents greens per garon. Red Kidney Beans per bushel open. Carrots per bushel sixty three eight. per barrel one seventy five. Wapcorn per pound six cents. Navy Beans per bushel one ninety. New Turnips barrel one seventy eight.
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Valencia
California
Anjon
Michigan
Malaga
Garon
Butter and cheese prices in Indianapolis markets
Fragmentary OCR lists dairy prices across regions with butter at 29 cents and cream variations, plus cheese quotes in New York and Wisconsin ranges. The garbled text references other regional pricing and unclear descriptors, showing a dated market snapshot with multiple misreads.
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Indianapolis
New York
Wisconsin
Chicago grain markets drift and prices fall
Chicago grain reports show Minneapolis wheat up slightly yet unable to lift Chicago demand. December wheat around 4.85 to 5.00 cents, May near 1.04 to 1.05 dollars, with declines from yesterday. Corn and oats mixed with varied September to May futures and pork and lard prices listed. multiple contracts show modest gains and losses, reflecting a cautious session.
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Chicago
Wheat and corn grain prices and car inspections report
Grain market notes list prices for Wheat and Corn varieties with through billing figures and September to November values. It records hay and rye straw prices, and inspections showing totals by grade and car counts with several rejections and a final count of cars.
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Hay
Timothy
Hig
Cincinnati Live Stock Prices and Receipts
Cincinnati stock market note reports cattle receipts at 400 with slower demand after yesterday’s decline. Shippers paid 4.85 to 5.75 for cattle, extra to 5.75 for butcher steers, 4.75 to 3.0 for good to choice and common to fair. Calves steady for good light, dull for others at 7.75. Hogs receipts 1.40 with packers and butchers 10 to 15 cents higher. good to choice from 6.65 to 8.70, mixed 6.40 to 6.65. Sheep receipts 1.050 steady. extra lambs 7.50 to 7.75.
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Cincinnati
Chicago Live Stock Prices Fall Across Markets
Chicago United Press Sept 19 reports cattle receipts at 6000 with markets steady to lower. Hogs receipts 17000 show steady to lower, with various classes priced from 4.75 to 6.55. Sheep receipts 19000 indicate steady market, with western sheep around 3.00 to 4.50 and native lambs up to 7.50.
Pittsburg Live Stock Price Report
Pittsburg Pens Sept 19 cattle supply light and market steady with prime price 6.00 to 6.20 and choice 6.35 to 6.55. Sheep and lambs supply fair, market slow with prime wethers 5.30 to 5.35, lambs 5.00 to 7.00. Hogs receipts 10 days market fairly active with prime heavy hogs 6.46 to 6.50, med and light 6.20 to 6.95, pigs 6.25 to 6.40.
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Chicago
United Pres
Pittsburg
Beggar Grabs Cardinal in Baltimore Street Incident
In Baltimore on September 19 a Cardinal Gibbons was forcibly seized and shaken by a beggar in the street after the prelate refused money. Police and bystanders intervened to pull the man away. The beggar, a vagrant, may be sent to the workhouse.
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Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
Traction Engine Charge Cases Postponed in Police Court
The cases of Sanford Tribby and Erey Wickliss were continued in police court after their Wednesday arrest on driving traction engines on improved streets. A later Thursday session will hear a number of similar cases as farmers oppose the ordinance.
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Sanford Tribby
Erey Wickliss
Farmer Daniel Michaels Arrested for Threat With Scythe
Daniel Michaels of Warren township was arrested by Constable Kiefer under Justice A. R. Hutchinson's court on Wednesday. He is charged with threatening to kill fellow farmer George B Van Bickle with a scythe and was released on bond.
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Daniel Michaels
Warren Township
Kiefer
Justice of Peace
A. R. Hutchinson
George B van Bickle
Rumors of Dissent in Knights and Ladies of Honor
Rumors of dissention in the Knights and Ladies of Honor circulated Thursday as the Missouri delegation reportedly displeased with officer elections. The meeting acknowledged the rumors as groundless and adopted several important resolutions.
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Knights and Ladies of Honor
Missouri
Grand Jury Case Involving Railroad Men
Joe Bell and Samust Portttus were sent to the grand jury in police court for alleged wrongdoing after spring arrests in Brightwood yard. The men face charges related to breaking into box cars as part of a broader inquiry by authorities.
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Joe Bell
Brightwood Yard
Igreeny
Samust-Portttus
Bell
Riot producer confesses anti-Oriental Vancouver riots influence
A. K. Fowler admits orchestrating riots in Vancouver to shape Pacific power balance, claiming Japan seeks war and US fortifications are inadequate. He asserts the riots exposed tensions between the United States, Britain and Japan while defending his actions as serving national interests.
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B. C
England
United States
Japan
British Columbia
Great Britain
San Francisco
Pacific
Roses for Pals and Steel Laws
Fran Farner, formerly of Columbus, Ohio, was arrested in Omaha while attempting to ship roses to pals in Colorado's Canon City prison. The package concealed six steel saws and a note inside a false bottom, indicating an escape plan.
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Neb
Fran. Farner
Columbus
Express
Colorado
Canon City Instruments
Suit Aims to Oust Manhattan Oil From Ohio Dating Biz
May Just Trust Findlay Ohio Sept 19 A prosecutor sues to oust the Manhattan Oil Co from dating business alleging anti trust violations The petition claims Manhattan is a Standard branch trying to crush the National Refining Co By subsidizing customers with higher prices to divert oil traffic A hearing on ouster is set for Sept 2.
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Standard
Ohio
Manhattan
The
National Refining Company
National
Buckeye Pipeline Company
Governor Hanly rushes to aid ill daughter in Lafayette
Gov J Frank Handy's daughter Mrs Harry O Garman lies seriously ill at St Elizabeth hospital in Lafayette Indiana. Gov Hanly traveling from Washington on urgent train speed to be with his daughter as Mrs Garman’s condition improves today though initially seen as critical. baby’s death had worsened mother’s health before recovery began.
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Harry O. Garman
Gov
Mrs. J. Frank Handy
Reassurance by Wire Over Governor Office Effort
Secretary Fred Gemmer in the governor’s office coordinated with Lafayette hospital sending telegrams to reach the speeding executive and his wife. The aim was to reassure them about the improving condition of their daughter.
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Fred Gemmer
Governor’s Office
Lafayette Hospital
Prominent Doctor Feels Like a Ghost After Death Rumor
In Louisville on September 19, Dr Silas Kensmore, once believed dead by friends, realizes he is alive after a Charleston W Va telegram reported his death from pneumonia poisoning. With his wife away and no relatives nearby, locals doubted the truth of the dispatch until Kensmore confirms he is alive.
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Charleston
W. Va
Silas Densmore
Pensimore
Morgan Pays The Fine For Illegally Caught Lake Trout
J Pierpont Morgan was fined 155 dollars by Justice Harrington of Racquette Lake after inspectors from the State Forest Fish and Game Commission found 13 illegally caught lake trout in his Adirondack summer home ice box. The conviction followed an inspectors’ report.
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J. Pierpont Morgan
T He Peace Harrington
Racquette
Lake
State Forest, Fish and Game Commission
Jealous husband wounds wife then kills himself
Terre Haute dispatch reports Curtis Baker aged 25, a traveling man, shot his wife at their home today after envying her first husband. He then killed himself, dying instantly. Their 7-year-old daughter witnessed the tragedy.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Curtis Baker
City births and listed residents in (public notice style)
City hospital births listed for many families including Day James and Lucinda Allen and Joseph Voht while numerous residents are noted with addresses and segues to estates and property values. The record also lists medical conditions and several personal crises alongside dwelling values and property additions.
Improvements Planned After Vandalia Rail Inspections
Inspector Alexander Shane of the Indiana Railroad Commission reported widespread station and bridge deficiencies and poor water and lighting. Union B. Hunt and Benjamin McKeen discussed improvements to include six new bridges and depots at Flora Freedom and Martinsville with repairs to numerous stations including Maxville Brooklyn Lyons Marco Westphalia Edwardsport Bicknell Harmony Newmarket Darl ington Moran Sedalia Cutlers Bringhurst Camden Clymers Lucerne Grass Creek Kewanna Lapaz Junction Hoover Gosport Vincennes Terre Haute Garfield Columbia City Worthington Switz City.
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Benjamin McKeen
Hunt
Shane
Flora
Freedom
Martinsville
Maxville
Brooklyn
Lyons
Marco
Westphalia
Edwardsport
Manila Plans Assembly Opening and Naval Parade
Manila reports the governor general has called a national assembly to convene October 11 with plans for a brilliant inaugural session. Citizens draft a letter to President Roosevelt requesting American battleships for the Inter-oriental carnival in Manila during the first week of February 198. An elaborate reception is set for Secretary Taft on October 15.
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National Assembly
Roosevelt
Taft
Gunfire at church door ends deadly quarrel in Sun
Theodore Darby aged 21 shot and killed Samuel Blackman at the Sun church door in Fayette county after Blackman clubbed Darby following his escort of Blackman’s sister to prayer meeting. Darby, though injured, drew a pistol and killed Blackman as he fell. Darby arrested and taken to Fayetteville.
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W. Va
Theodore Darby
Samuel Blackman
Sun
Fayette County
Darby
Blackman
Fayetteville
Advance in coal price hits Pittsburg district
Bituminous operators in the Pittsburg district raise price five cents per ton for run of mine coal three-fourths and one-and-a-quarter inch screens. New schedules set costs at 2.20 and 1.50 per ton for manufacturers, with domestic consumers paying five cents more. This marks the second rise in two months as labor and car scarcity constrain output of about 50,000,100 tons yearly.
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the Sun
Pittsburg
Port Vue Suburbquakes Drive Fleeing Residents
In Port Vue Pittsburgh suburbs residents fled after a street collapse caused houses to creak and windows to break. Several hundred foreigners reportedly evacuated as chimneys sank into the earth following the event reported September 19.
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Pittsburg
Port Vue
A Hoosier Victim Struck by Lightning Near Home
Gregory Indiana Sept 19 Henry Coos a farmer formerly of Washington county Indiana was struck by lightning and killed instantly at his home.
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S. D
Henry Coos
Here
Washington County
Indiana
Glass men strike at Penn-American Plate Glass plants
Alexandria Indiana September 19 500 employees walked out displeased with company paydays. Little work is being done at the factory as a result of the strike.
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Alexandria
Ind
Penn-American Plate Glass Company
Personal Liberty Fight Expands From Chicago to State
United societies for local self government plan a statewide push after defeating Chicago's new charter. Nicholas Michels, head of the federation, declares personal liberty will be the rallying cry. About 600 affiliated groups in Cook County total 100,000 members.
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Chicago
United Societies For
Nicholas Michels
Cook County
Miss Minnie McBride Dies by Carbolic Acid Suicide
Special to The Sus Greenwood Indiana September 19 Miss Minnie McBride aged 22 took her own life by drinking carbolic acid amid a troubled love affair.
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Greenwood
Ind
Minnie McBride
Dolly in whirl of high society in Chicago
A Chicago socialite Mrs Edward A Leicht keeps a doll in real Paris gowns as a central household member at No 17 Lakeview Ave The doll wears the costliest gowns and jewelry matching Mrs Leichts style and is part of lavish entertainments planned for the coming season highlighting an arduous social campaign centered on the doll.
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Chicago
Lakeview Are
Leicht
Solemn transfer of McKinley casket to mausoleum
Canton Ohio September 19. The new casket holding Mrs William McKinley rests in a sarcophagus at the McKinley mausoleum on Monument Hill while the late president remains in a vault nearby. Soldiers guard both tombs as an undertaker transfers the remains into duplicate caskets. Preservation of both bodies is described as remarkably good.
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William McKinley
McKinley
Monument Hill
United States
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McKinley Memorial Association
Boxing Bout Tickets On Sale At Local Theaters
Seats go on sale Friday morning at Paul Gall's and the Gayety theater for Freddie Cole versus Grover Hayes, announced during the county commissioners convention. The boxing showdown is scheduled for Tuesday night.
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Gayety Theater
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Grover Hayes
Passengers Panic as Caronia Strikes Pier in New York
A Caronia liner steamer from Liverpool caused a chaotic scene in New York as it rammed a pier during docking. Passengers were thrown into panic as the impact damaged the landing structure and sent crews scrambling to manage the scene. No further details on injuries or fatalities are provided.
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New York
Caronia
Liverpool
Firs
Tragedy After Card Game Ends With Knife and Revolvers
At 1 AM Thursday, in a court street apartment, Zim Whitney fired during a card game with Augustus Roberts while Margete Brown and Josie Ernest suffer nervous prostration. Sanders drew a knife as revolvers came into play, leaving four potential victims in the morgue if Whitney had been a better shot.
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Margete Brown
Josie Ernest
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Dug Sanden
E. Courtst
Augustus Roberte
Sanders
Body of Woman Found After Jumping From Boat
Terre Haute Ind Sept 19 The body of Bessie Newton was pulled from the Wabash river surface with dynamite nearby There are no signs of foul play and the coroner will likely confirm Charles Lincoln who was aboard that she jumped overboard to end her life The incident centers on a rowboat and a suicide by self inflicted death ruled by local authorities
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Terre Haute
Ind
Bessie Newton
Wabash River
Charles Lincoln
Beveridge Sails From Cherbourg for New York
Senator Albert J. Beveridge of Indiana and Mrs Beveridge sailed from Cherbourg to New York yesterday aboard the North German Lloyd steamer Seehwer. The voyage followed their attendance at events and engagements in Paris during the period.
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Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
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Cherbourg
New ‘York
Seehwer
Plot to Destroy Two Presidents in California
Three Spaniards led a plot against Diaz of Mexico and Roosevelt of the United States, with Marta Talivera named as the leading figure. In Los Angeles, police seized letters linking the group to Mexican revolutionaries, while Mexican officials hunted the Spanish woman as the alleged mastermind.
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Roosevelt
United States
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Cording
Los Angeles Times
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Villarcal
Rivera
Harrisburg Capitol Graft Arrests Loom In Pennsylvania
The Harrisburg capitol graft case prompts arrests before statute limits bar action. Deputy Attorney-general Cunningham notes ongoing prosecutions will reveal secrets tied to about 4.38 million dollars looted from state funds, with high political figures under scrutiny though not yet charged. Former officials Hardenberg and Harris are named but not yet cited in prosecutions. The scope centers on who knew and profited from the nearly 13 million dollar scheme.
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Harrisburg Capitol
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Pennsylvania
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Tne
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Aimo
Thaw Case Legal Moves Feature Thaws and Trial Ties
Special report notes Delmas guiding Thaw family toward the Thaws handling of Harry K Thaw's trial for Stanford White and potential second trial strategy. It mentions Evelyn and Thaw's mother in discussions about Thaw becoming a trial lawyer for the defense and the previous trial where the jury disagreed.
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Overland
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Thaw
Ting
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Becomin
Carpenter Bailey Found in Unknown Condition
Special to Tae Si from Shelbyville Indiana reports Bailey, a 50 year old carpenter, who had been away from the city for a year, was located in an acious condition in a local area. The details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Shelbyville
Ind
Bailey
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