Will Young Stratton Challenge Millionaire Father Will
Isaac Stratton of Toulon North Dakota refuses to say if he will sue to break his father W S Stratton’s will. A court fight could cut off his 50 000 bequest if he loses. He has hired lawyers and if he does not sue others may pursue claims of millions.
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Will Young Stratton
Colorado Springs
Colo
Isaac Stratton
Toulon
N. D
W.S. Stratton
Stratton
Soldiers in dress parade greet president at governor’s office
A state house scene as knights of the nobility and soldiers in fine attire gather to receive the president. Senator Fairbanks, Mayor Bookwalter, Col Russell B. Harrison, Gen Ward and other officials mingle, while state offices close for the event as the party departs for the train.
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Sam Ware
State House
Knights of the Nobility
Senator Fairbanks
Bookwalter
Prince Henry
Charlie
Col
Russell B. Harrison
Gen. Ward
Capt. Anderson
Col. Wilson
John L. Sullivan
Republican State Ticket Named in Saratoga
Saratoga dispatch notes the planned Republican state ticket with Benjamin J. Odell for governor George R. Sheldon for lieutenant governor and J B McKwane for secretary of state, listing each candidate with their county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
N. Y
Benjamin J. Odell
Orange County
George R. Sheldon
New York
J. B. McKwane
Albany County
Lost Article Notice in The Sun Lines
Classified item notes a found article referenced in The Sun with a guaranteed result offer. Contact phones 880 and office 121a E. Ohfost for retrieval.
Miners Regiment Helps Restore Oliphant After Night of Turmoil
Regiments of the Thirteenth, composed largely of miners from Scranton, arrived at Oliphant after midnight and seized the town by 5 am Tuesday. Lieut. Col. F. W. Stilwell led the force while Sheriff Schad requested aid as disturbances began Monday. A mob injured Eugene Ditty and deputies were assaulted, with one deputy firing on a striker named Taylor in self defense.
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Scranton
Thirteenth’ Regiment
Oliphant
F. W. Stilwell
Schad
Eugene Ditty
McAndrews
Taylor
President silent on calling Thirteenth regiment in Lackawanna
In Wilkes Barre on September 2 President Mitchell declined to comment on deploying the Thirteenth regiment in the Lackawanna area. District Board Member Fallon said the move would bolster the strikers by enabling enlisted miners to draw state pay and relief funds while in service.
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Wilkesbarre
Lackawanna
Mitchell
Fallon
Central States Water Works Association Convention Opens
The annual convention of the Central States Water Works Association began at Denison on Tuesday afternoon with an address of welcome from Mayor Bookwalter. Several papers were read as delegates attended the sessions. The Commercial Club will host a smoker Tuesday night. Business sessions run Wednesday and Thursday.
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Central States Water Works ‘Association
Denison
Bookwalter
Commercial Club
Miners Win UMW Recognition In West Virginia Mines
In Charleston WV on September 23, Plymouth mine 23 miles below here signed the Huntington convention scale and recognized the United Mine Workers of America, putting about 500 men back to work. Rochester mine also signed the scale. Strike leaders are jubilant.
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Charleston
W. Va
Plymouth Mines
United Mine Workers - of America
Rochester
Gyandotte River
Remarkable relic at Baldwin piano store stands the test of time
An 87 year old square piano from Conrad Meyer of Philadelphia is on display at a Baldwin store corner. It was traded in, not repaired, and offered for sale at five dollars as a curiosity. The old instrument still plays though tone is imperfect.
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Baldwin Music Store
Ihe
Conrad Meyer
Philadelphia
South American Girl in Love with Alfonso
A San Sebastian dispatch says Miss Anna Campbell of Buenos Aires has fallen for King Alfonso and attends every royal function. The king shows interest, but the queen mother is irked and has asked the girl's father to keep her away from the king.
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Madrid
San Sebastian
Anna Campbell
Buenos Ayres
Alfonso
Quakers Endorse Prohibition Aims at Western Yearly Meeting
In Plainfield Indiana on September 23 the Western Yearly Meeting of Friends voted to urge subordinate meetings to bar anyone from church office who is in a secret organization or who uses or sells tobacco or intoxicating liquor. The body also condemned alcohol as destructive to life and crime driven by licensing, aligning with Friends principles and republican gov ernment.
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Plainfield
Ind
Western Yearly Meeting of Friends
Friends Church
Typos Win Central Labor Union Admission Vote
Central Labor Union tables the Photo-Engravers Union admission, a Ty poxgraphical victory the photo-engravers split from the Typographical Union. A resolution endorses the city firemen raise and urges the ordinance take effect January 1, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central’ Labor Union
Photo-Engravers’ Union
Typoxgraphical Union
Photo-Engravers
Typographical Union
American Federation of Labor
City Tax Levy Cut Likely From Council Committee
Council finance committee trims next year estimates by $25 000 and some members advocate a lower levy. Councilman John Crall leads the drive, predicting committee support for a reduced rate as the cuts take effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Finance Committee
John Crall
Woman Burglar Robs Cottage Avenue Home
A woman burglar robbed R. T. Singleton’s home at 1226 Cottage Ave. of 50 dollars Monday night. Mud tracks near a window show a barefooted female culprit. a vicious dog did not disturb the raid.
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R. T. Singleton
Cottageave
Americans in London See Market Strains and Bond Moves
From New York a special wire reports Americans in London trading below parity due to talk of miner restarts and Reading Collieries. Bonds issued to retire U S leather preferred noted while beef and hide trades are watched for control. Wabash runs show large gross earnings amid rising expenses with W A earnings hinted at 8 percent. Atchison common sees renewed demand as loan renewals push to 14 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Beef Trust
St. Paul
Wabash
W. A
Atchison Common
Veteran of Three Wars Highlighted at Convention
Capt. E. R. Hutchins of Des Moines, a veteran of three wars, stands as a prominent figure at the convention. He served from the Civil War through the Spanish-American War to the Philippines, including the First Bull Run and Farragut at Mobile Bay. Hutchins enlisted in Boston in the First Massachusetts regiment, rising from private to captain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Hutchins
Des Moines
Philippines
Hutchins
Dissent Within Spanish Royal Family Over Infanta Marriage
Renewed tensions in Spain's royal circle as Infanta Maria Theresa defies the queen mother. She has corresponded with midshipman Prince Jenaro Borbon amid pressure for her to wed an Austrian archduke. King Alfonso backs the infanta. the queen seeks a marriage arrangement, prompting palace clashes and speculation of a grand duke match.
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Madrid
Spain
Infanta
Maria Theresa
Jenaro Borbon
Prince of Asturias
Austria
Franz Joseph
Alfonso
Jenaro
San Sebastian
Young Corbett Heads to Philadelphia and New York City
Champion boxer Young Corbett left Cincinnati for Philadelphia with Willie Fitzgerald. He plans to stay a few days in Philadelphia then move to New York City to seek vaudeville bookings for about eight weeks. If sparring is needed Fitzgerald will accompany him.
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Cincinnati
Young Corbett
Philadelphia
Willie Fitzgerald
Brooklyn
New York City
Wille Fitzgerald
Indianapoli s Union Stockyards Cattle and Sheep Report
Cattle Tuesday receipts total about 800 head with a 1200 to 1500 lb export steer class averaging 7.25 to 7.50. Fair to medium export steers 1200 to 1400 lb average 6.50 to 7.25. Good to prime butcher steers 1000 to 1280 lb average 6.50. Various weights listed for cows calves heifers bulls and feeding classes. Sheep receipts about 100 head, including lambs and stockers. market ranges shown for common to medium sheep and good to choice sheep.
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Indianapolis Union
Weis
Grain Market Quotes and Carload Inspections Summary
Wheat steady with No 2 red at 70 cents while corn shows weakness across No 1 white to No 4 white mixed priced around 58 to 60 cents. Oats and hay move stronger with No 2 white oats at 31 to 32 cents and timothy hay 9 to 11 dollars per bale. Inspections report rejected No 3 red wheat and multiple unmerchantable corn cars, total 11 wheat cars and 27 corn cars, plus 1 additional mixed car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
Chicago Produce Market Prices Report
Chicago markets list butter creamer ies 22 to 231/2 cents per pound daisies 20 to 211/2 eggs 8 to 9 cents cheese varieties Twins 10 to 11 cents daisies 11 to 111/2 cents young Americas 11 1/2 to 121/2 Swiss 12 to 121/2 cents live poultry chickens 91/2 to 111/2 cents springs 9/10 cent turkeys 18 cents geese 5.00 to 6.50 ducks 10 to 14 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
I&sc
New York
Stock Market Opens With Mixed Gains Amid Bank Fear
After a brisk start led by St Paul strong at 1% rise the market turned irregular with sugar and gang stocks pressured. Missouri Pacific and Texas slipped while government bonds gained and coal strike fears weighed on production prospects. Noon readings show St Paul 196 44, Reading 70 14, Pennsylvania 166, United States Steel 40 1 2. Total activity 418 600 shares.
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St. Paul
Missouri Pacific
Texas
Reading
Pennsylvania
Southern Railway
Texas Pacific
United States’ Steel
Court martial for Gen Liller in Spanish American War veterans group
The Spanish American War Veterans court martial convened Monday night in room 83 at the state house to try Gen. Liller. Charges lacked the commander in chief's signature, and the court adjourned to Wednesday morning to fix the flaw with Capt. Ambrose Higgins defending, a Philadelphia lawyer and commander of the Pennsylvania veterans.
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Gen. Liller
House
Ambrose Higgins
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Veterans
Miners Arrested After Rush Run Incident in West Virginia
Oliver Wilson and W. E. Scott, striking miners, were arrested Monday night at Rush Run for assaulting a bystander and drawing a revolver on operator John Lairs. The incident occurred in Thurmond on September 23.
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Thurmond
W. Va
Oliver Wilson
W. E. Scott
Rush Run
John Lairs
Leonardis M. Phipps Dies in Los Angeles
Leonidas M. Phipps aged 6 percent? brother of W C Phipps of Indianapolis died in Los Angeles California. He had lived in Indianapolis most of his life until about 15 years ago.
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Leonidas M. Phipps
W. C. Phipps
Indianapolis
Los Angeles
Cal
Indianapolis Street Railway Car Barn Permit Approved
The Indianapolis Street Railway Co. secured a building permit Tuesday for a new car barn on W Washington St. The project, valued at $46,000, is set for completion in four months.
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Indianapolis Street Railway
American National Bank
Ans Capital National Bank
Columbia National Bank Eee
National Bank
Indiana National Bank
Central Trust Company
Marion Trust Company
Union Trust Company
Wee 1B Security Trust Company
Indiana Trust Company
Home Brewing Company
Aes
Indianapolis Fire Ins
American Central Life
Ind. Guarantee and Title Co
Aneneee Can Law Building
Indianapolis Cold Storage
T. B. Laycock Mfg. Co
J. T. Polk
Eee
Sie
Indianapolia Cas
Wasson
Atlas Engine Works
Ace
Ioads
Indianapolis Gas
Citizens’ Street Railway
Union Traction Co. Sa
Ripple Gs
Indiana Cold
Storage
Sivas Es Home Heating and Lighting CO. GO
The
Indianapolis Street Railway Co
W. Washington St
Lipton to Challenge for America's Cup
London report cites the Times saying Sir Thomas Lipton will contest the America's Cup with a challenge announced for October 6.
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London
The
Times
Thomas Lipton
Will Chalk
Cincinnati market notes cattle hogs and sheep prices
Cattle receipts 2431 steady on Monday with calves strong up to 25 cents. Hogs receipts 1069 active with some up 5 to 10 cents. best medium and heavy shippers 7.75. packers 7.65 to 7.10. mixed 7.45 to 7.65. Sheep receipts 1267 extra 3.15 to 3.35. lambs dull but light lambs 10 to 15 cents lower. heavy sheep up 25 cents. extra 5.00 to 5.10.
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Cincinnati
New York Provisions Prices Move In Early Trade
New York markets report mixed gains for meat and dairy goods with Mess pork at 18.00 18.75 per unit and lard at 10.76. Butter prices range from 18 to 22 cents and eggs at 22 23 cents. Dressed poultry lists turkeys at 16 cents, chickens 11 2 cents, and ducks 10 to 17 cents.
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New York
Elgin
I.c
Java
Rio
Santos
Aripasa
Lion
Jersey
Caracas
Dilsworth’s
Columbia
Windsor
Ridgewood
Ridney
New Orleans
Carolina
California
Market Report From Union Stock Yards
Union Stock Yards report shows cattle receipts 6 500 with steady tone. prime beeves 7 60 to 8 65. cows and heifers 2 80 to 5 30. Texans 3 50 to 44 40. grassers 3 70 6 00. Hogs receipts 11 000 with gains to 7 95. pigs 5 50 to 7 00. Sheep receipts 20 000 steady to slightly lower. native ewes 2 25 to 3 75. western lambs 3 25 to 5 60.
Wheat and grain futures mixed on Chicago market
Wheat held steady to fractionally lower with September at 79 8c and December at 104 63c. Corn eased to unchanged with September at 624 61c and December at 4514 451c. Oats rose then fell within 32% to 3314c for September and 205% 30c for December. Provisions saw January pork at 15.12 to 15.20, lard 8.67 to 8.70, ribs 8.00 to 6.06.
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Chicago
Found through THE 8UNS liners. Results guaranteed.
Unclear text fragment mentions phones and a contact name B. Olito with an address line partially readable. The item appears to be an old classified or advertisement note offering guaranteed results and a phone contact.
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Olito
You Can’t Lose With The Sun Liners
An encouragement to try Sun liners promising guaranteed returns with a small outlay. The notice provides two phone contacts for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohiost
Poultry Prices Patchy for Shippers in Springs
Poultry and other produce prices show pain for shippers. Springs report 16c for fowls, old turkey and hens at 10c per pound. Old turkey prices noted.
Food Prices and Wholesale Goods Listing
A dense inventory of groceries and farm staples with prices for turkeys ducks geese eggs butter cheese hides tallow wool flour bran and a wide range of fruits vegetables coffee sugars canned goods and specialty items. Includes regional items such as oranges lemons apples pears and melons with per unit or per bushel pricing and city brand references.
Historical Meat Prices Amid 140s Era Trade Listings
A fragmented price list shows various cured meats and cuts with percentages and unit prices. Items include hams, bacon, sausage, fresh pork and beef, lard, and pickled pork with regional notes such as Indiana and California. Prices are given per weight or per hundredweight, reflecting market ranges and labeling quirks of the period.
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Indiana
California
Oysters and seafood prices in New York market listing
A condensed price list shows oysters from New York and best Baltimore standards per gallon at 1.00 to 1.40. Fish and clams priced by type, with frog legs at 1.50 to 3.00 per dozen and peeled shrimp at 1.20 per gallon. Drug and chemical prices for various items noted, including opium and quinine, with oils and coal and coke mentioned.
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Oyrsters
New York
Siler F. G. K
Baltimore
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Victoria Coal Co
Frank Manning
Ole Perkins
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Turkey Knob
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Indianapolis Securities
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City Grain Market
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Lipton
Chicago Grain Market
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Yeroz
Castile
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