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Newspaper

Kansas City Star

Location

Kansas City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1908

Page

8

Market Upturn and Cattle Hogs Sheep Prices Mixed

Receipts of cattle in key markets rose, fat steers firmed while stockers slipped. hogs gained with top prices around 5.69 and average yields in the mid fives. Sheep trading remained nominally steady as Texas clipped sheep and lambs fetched 6.75 to 8.65, with overall weekly receipts inching up in Kansas City and Chicago.

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Wheat futures slump and rebound hit by speculative pull

The market showed a sharp early setback as traders sought profits, then steadied before a late-day downturn. Chicago July wheat slid to 92 3/4 cents, then rallied briefly and closed around 92 1/2 cents. May wheat hovered near $1.05, with Kansas City and Minneapolis futures mixed amid favorable weather and light export activity.

Chicago Kansas City Bam Minneapolis Liverpool Buenos Aires Antwerp Paris Budapest Berlin Kansaseo Noah Kansan

Fruit and Produce Markets Flag Weak Demand and Varied Prices

Commission men move creamery butter on consignment at slight discounts to the official exchange. Creamery choice prices around 2c above wholesale, market weak with packing stock selling faster than creamery. Eggs and poultry in demand on Saturday, strawberries light with poor quality keeping prices steady. Oranges and lemons active. green vegetables in demand near market house. Various quoted prices: Butter extra 28c per lb, firsts 20 4c, seconds 18c. eggs 10c-18c per dozen. strawberries Arkansas/South Missouri 1.50–2.25 per crate. oranges California 8.75–8.50 per crate. pineapples Florida 3.58 per crate. tomatoes Florida 2.00–2.75 per crate. Texas Bermudas 1.50 per bushel.

Commission Produce Exchange California Florida Arkansas Missouri Texas Bermudas

Duke's Luck Triggers Quarrel Over Irish Slate Quarries

The Duke of Manchester and Eugene Zimmerman clash over ownership and profits from Kylemore castle estate slate quarries in Ireland. The quarries, valued at about 5 million dollars, surfaced after Zimmerman lifted prior mortgages. Authors note ongoing friction as parties dispute who holds rights and how profits should be divided.

Duke of Manchester Dustin Kylemore Castle Inlaw Eugene Zimmerman Cincinnati Railway Immerman Zimmerman Ireland

Missouri Supreme Court Motions Itemized In May En Banc Session

The Missouri Supreme Court met en banc on May 9 and ruled on motions in numerous cases. Rehearing requests in Skrainka Construction Co. v. St. Louis and several writs of error were overruled. some appeals were advanced or dismissed. others were remanded or transferred to different divisions or courts of appeals. The session included rulings on State ex rel. Skrainka, Cantwell v. Johnson, Goodman v. Griffith, Steere v. Steere, Kirkpatrick v. Metropolitan Street Railway, Thomas v. Elliott, Taylor v. Sharp, Bunel v. Bannister, Ewart v. Penniston, Mullina v. Mount St. Mary’s Cemetery, Bledsoe Hill v. Buchanan County, Conrad v. Piper, Omeara v. Currier, Rush v. Pollard, Bradley v. Tapley, Stone v. Bristine, Leet v. Gratz, Bunker S. Co. v. Hiney, Cole v Troll, Montgomery v. Cong, Rogge v. associate, Bobbitt v. Bobbitt, Mason v. Swift, Bushnell v. …, Missouri Pacific Ry. death of respondent. revival petition in A. G. Young’s name. state ex information on insurance penagen. bill of costs allowed per stipulation.

State Skrainka Construction Company St. Louis Cantwell Johnson Thomas Elliott Taylor Va Sharp Bunel Banister Ewart Penniston Mullina Mount St. Mary's Cemetery Stone Vs. Bristine Respondent Leet Vs Bobbitt Mason Vs. Swift Bushnell Missouri Pacific Railway

Duke of Manchester Marriage in London Sparks Notoriety

The ninth Duke of Manchester, in debt and famed as a fortune hunter, secretly wed Helena Zimmerman in London on November 17 1900. The marriage drew public attention when news leaked and the couple pursued control of Zimmermans fortune amid prior quarrels. A settlement later shared profits equally between parties. The Duchess, Zimmermans daughter, helped arrange the accord. Two children, a girl and a boy, were born to the Manchesters.

Zimmerman Duchess of Manchester Duke of Manchester Helena Zimmerman Cincinnati London

Hay Market and Cotton Prices Move With Mixed Trade

Market notes show steady hay trading with 58 car receipts including prairie clover mixed and alfalfa, prices quoted for various hay grades. Cotton futures opened higher in New York on strong cables, then trimmed gains, with a second rally ending higher. spot prices risen. World visible supply of cotton decreased week over week. Butter eggs and poultry markets across New York Chicago and St. Louis show varied price movements.

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Brick and veneer dwellings listed in local assessors notes

J Spencer units on Ben Com BVG and adjoining brick flats are listed with values around 7 000 to 21 000. Other properties include brick flats on Park and a stone veneer dwelling, with assorted frame and masonry homes valued up to 21 000 and 8 000 respectively.

J. Spencer Henry Deloy Gillham Uae

Bollinger Case Tied to Time to File Report

Commissioner grants time extension to file report while an objection to the filing is sustained. Brewer against Brosier, motion to affirm judgment is sustained. Case adjourned from day to day.

Bollinger Brewer Vs. Brosier

T. T. Kelly Wins His Suit in State Treasury Case

Kansas Supreme Court upholds Shawnee County ruling in the state against former State Treasurer T. T. Kelly to recover 10000. The decision holds that converting evidences of debt to cash does not incur interest until final payment, in dispute over selling Oklahoma warrants before warrants were paid.

Torexa Kansas Supreme Court District Court Shawnee County T. T. Kelly Kelly Supreme Court Oklahoma

Rubey Seeks Democratic State Chair at May Meeting

Harry M. Rubey acting Democratic state committee chairman calls a May 19 meeting in Jefferson City as politicians gather for the May 20 state convention. Judge W. N. Evans, current chair, resigns at the next meeting with Rubey a candidate. Evans shows a strong bid with Folk support rallying behind him.

Harry M. Rubey Democratic State Committee Jefferson City W. N. Evans Rubey Evans Judge Evans

City Briefs Report Local Deaths and Services

Laborer Nicholas Sandis, 70, died at St. Margaret's Hospital. Funeral plans for Keith Cochran set for 2 PM tomorrow at St. Michael's. burial at Mount St. Mary's. Dr J D Van Buskirk to speak at 5 PM tomorrow, 1024 Baltimore. John Knight to be buried at Union cemetery. service at sister Mrs Ethel Galbraith's home. Helen Wall, 3, moved to Elmwood cemetery after cremation. Bessie Smith, 11, funeral 2 PM tomorrow at home. burial Mount Hope. Otto Connine found with Italian man's purse at 75 Harrison St. Samuel Ballard, night watchman, funeral 2:30 PM Tuesday at 421 North Fifth St. burial Mount Hope.

Nicholas Sandis St. Margaret's Hospital Norton Avenue Keith Cochran St. Michael's Church Mount St. Mary's Cemetery J. D. van Buskirk Kansas City Epworth Leagues China Baltimore John Knight Ethel Galbraith West Eighteenth Street Union Cemetery Helen D. Wall Trae Wall Forest Hill Cemete Elmwood Cemetery Bessie M. Smith Andrew M. Smith Newell Avenue Kas Chelsea School Mount Hope Cemetery Otto Connine Leavenworth Harrison Street Connine Samuel Ballard Baker-Lockwood North Fifth Street Mount Hope George F. Eee Charles F Garfield Evens Kansas Sara

Wholesale Democratic Club Organized with 100 Members

A new Democratic club named Wholesale Democratic was organized last night with about 100 members. James Kirwin serves as president and J. E. Woodmansee as secretary. Woodmansee is connected to Richards & Conover Hardware Co. The name reflects members’ ties to wholesale houses.

Democratic Club James Kirwin J. E. Woodmansee Mr. Woodmansee Richards & Conover Hardware Company

New York Banks See Record Clearing House Deposits

New York banks in the clearing house system report deposits of 1,270,324,900 this week, up 12,560,70 from last Saturday. Specie holdings rose to 313,304,500 with a surplus exceeding 5 percent over the 25 percent reserve requirement. Total deposits across banks and trust companies reached 2,157,183,500.

New York Canadian Pacific Union Pacific St. Paul Pennsylvania United States Treasury Clearing House Greater New York Prime Mercantile Sterling Exchange New York Clearing House

Western Kansas trade tour signals prosperity in semi-arid west

Lincoln Center Kansas dispatch details a trade tour of Western Kansas showing rising wealth and mobility. Executives of major wholesale firms now travel regionally by motor car, replacing trains and mule teams as streets improve. A Hill City wheat king, J A Rice, farms 118 quarter sections and 4,000 acres of alfalfa, selling 84,000 bushels of wheat in 1903.

Lincoln Center Kas Kansas Kansas City Kansas Territory Ellis J. A. Rice Hill City

Four soldiers accused of assaulting Illinois policeman

Four soldiers from battery F of the Fourth United States artillery, stationed at Fort Sheridan, were arrested in Waukegan after a disorderly midnight disturbance. They allegedly struck Policeman Benjamin Neeley with a stone, restrained him, and beat him before fleeing south. Other officers later captured them about one and a half miles away and brought them back.

Wauxecaw Ita Battery F Fourth United States Fort Sheridan Benjamin Neeley Neeley Here

Death of Sedalia Veterinarian From Tetanus

Dr. Emery M. Herrick of Sedalia died after a four days illness following treatment of a diseased horse. Sepauia Mo May 9. He is survived by a widow a son and a daughter.

Cooper County Sepatia James D. Mitchell Missouri Hughesville J. D. Mitchell Sedalia E. Mitchell Lookout H. C. Mitchell Sepauia Emery M. Herrick

Weather Bureau Observation For 24 Hours Ending 8 A M

Weather forecast notes warmer and partly cloudy conditions for Kansas and vicinity tonight with a likely shower late Sunday. Kansas, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Texas forecast warmer temperatures with increasing cloudiness and possible showers across regions. Precipitation small elsewhere with trace readings in several cities.

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The Flowers of May in Bloom and Bargain Bouquets

Florist notes May blooms with peonies leading the display. Red peonies appear first, then white and pink varieties, priced 1 to 1.50 per dozen. Campanula or Canterbury bell plants run 2 to 4 dollars, each with 20 or more blooms, spirea Van Houtte shines front dooryards, many iris colors and crimson rambler bloom through mid May into early June.

van Houti

Seven file declarations for county offices this morning

Seven men filed declarations with the county clerk to seek fall primary county offices. The list includes James F. Shepherd Republican treasurer H K Reeve Prohibitionist judge Western district Howard F Lea Republican state senator seventh district to succeed A L Cooper William H Kelly Democrat state representative fifth district He L Peterson Republican county marshal James T Pigg Democrat county judge Western district Ralph S Latshaw Democrat judge of criminal court.

James F. Shepherd H. K. Reeve Howard F. Lea A. L. Cooper Iiliam H. Kelly He L. Peterson James T. Pigg Ralph S. Latshaw

Births Reported to Health Board Across City

Birth notices list numerous families with addresses and dates in May including Ed and Ida Turner at 1401 East Eighth with May 1 birth, H T and Sallie Ye at 6294 Peery with May 8, Grabhorn G A and Edna at 499 Brighton with May 5, and multiple other entries in Kansas City and nearby streets noting boys and girls born May 4 through May 8 to pairs such as Smith M A and Eta B, Tuttle T H and Peulah, Warthen G W and P A, Rollins A Bo and Laura, Lie A. and Nora, and several more with dates and streets listed.

Board of Health Turner Ida East Eighth H. T Sallie Peery Rl. Grabhorn G. A Edna Brighton Sangwer H. F Ethel Montgall Amp C. A Lucile D East Ninth Smith M. A Eta B Indiana Seachrest F. B Bessie M West Twenty-ninth Stout Sam Pearl Tuttle T H Peulah Oak Warthen G. W P. A Tracy

Marriage Licenses in Werthey Hutcheson and Freeman

Mansfield couples Freeman and Mansfield apply for licenses with names including Eliza Baker Kansas City West Wilson Johnston and Martin Zercher. Augusta Kay, Kansas City, and other listed individuals appear in the notice.

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