Board Replies to Fetter Charge In Public Works Notice
Members of the board of public works deny J P Fetter of the W A Roosevelt Co. charges as false and urge publication of the full record. They note bids on valves and hydrant connections, reference March 8 1907 and March 9 actions, and state hose pricing and testing plans remain within council authority. Signed by E H Beckwith G Walle and A L Roberge.
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Board of Public Works
J. P. Petter
W. A. Roosevelt Company
le Crosse
Wis
la Crease Tribune
John P. Fether
Wi Aw Roosevelt Company
W. A. Roosevelt
Chapman
Commence Bell
Board of Pablic Works
Scott
Fett
Toost
Common Council
George Walle
Arthur
Roberge
Savage Mill Prize Fight Fails Yielding Salvation Twist
March 12 West Forty-seventh street officers raided an address tipped as a prize fight site. They found the Salvation Army industrial home and a promoter describing a staged life fight for a memorial performance. The rounds trace a youth’s downfall and redemption ending with death and heaven.
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New York
Daly
West Forty-seventh Street
West Forty-Eighth Street
Salvation Army Indus
Cyrano de Diallo
Salvation Army
Cortain
Lstreet
Confer on Armour Plant Tomorrow
John Utermoehl secretary of the board of trade met with committee members on plans to bring the Armour packing plant to the city. Several committee members are out of town, delaying a definite action. He hopes to reconvene tomorrow and coordinate with Armour officials as St Paul opposes Minneapolis.
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John Utermoehl
Board of Trade
Utermoel
Armour People
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Stave Taken to Reformatory Today
Sheriff Duncan left this morning for Green Bay with Daniel Stuve who was sentenced earlier for beating his father and disturbing the home. Stuve had been ill after sentencing and confined to a hospital until deemed well enough to transfer to the reformatory.
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Duncan
Green Bay
Daniel Stuve
Stuvve
Brindley
Hogs and steers rise in early market quotes
Daily market advance notes higher hog prices from 5.75 to 6.20 per hundredweight and steer bids up to 4.50. lard and shoulders also show gains. Fruits and vegetables list assorted prices from apples to onions, with dairy items and dry goods priced by merchants.
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Burns
Ben Davis
Washington
California
Hallowell
Listman Milling
Eeers
Ice Cream & Butter Cn
Thos & Phalon
D Packing Co
Hawley Con, Co
Bee
A. B. Moll
Market Mixed with Gains in New York Stocks
New York March 12 reports a volatile trading day with Interborough Metropolitan leading fractional advances while Great Northern lagged after a weak opening. By noon broad strength returned as buyers stepped in. Reading and Union Pacific rose while Third Avenue sparked a late pullback. Treasury receipts and money market activity supported a firm tone, though overall sentiment remained uneven across rail and commodity groups.
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New York
Interborough- Metropolitan
Atchison, Reading
Union, Pacific
Ara Southern Pacific
Great Northern
Horie
Reading
Hon! Pacific
Steel
Seem
Fairy
Union Pacific
Third Avenue
Comparative Markets Livestock Prices From Yesterday’s Yards
Report shows yesterday’s cattle hogs and sheep receipts at major stockyards with prices for current and estimated tomorrow. Cattle receipts around 4,000 with steer beves $4.70 to $5.70, stockers $8.50 to $5.50, cows and heifers $3.19 to $5.76. hogs receipts 22,000 with prices $5.25 to $6.10, pigs $6.60. sheep receipts 16,000 with native lambs $6.50 to $7.75 and western lambs $8.75 to $7.80. Market trends show steady to lower closes and mixed shifts across classes.
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Chicago Livestock Union Stock Yards
gA.po
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Alo
Southern i
Yakee Ergand
S.flou
Livestoch
Hoon
Iwestern
Necklace worth $50,000 missing in Wells Fargo case
New York police were alerted by San Francisco officers about a $50,000 necklace slipped from San Francisco to New York via Wells Fargo Express. The item is reportedly destined for Hynasty and linked to the mother of a man under surveillance. A $5,000 reward is offered for its return.
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Francisco
Cal
Mare
New York
San Francisco
Wells Fargo Express Company
Jennie Crocker
Hynasty
New Players Signed by Club By President
The club announced new signees this morning including Henry Robey and a list of players such as Earl Sueddy DeWitt Jowa catcher D Thalap Vidal Kan Antin H Batsel Jackson Miss TD eh titi i.
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Henry Robey
Earl Sueddy
DeWitt
Jowa
Thalap
Vidal
Kan
Antin H
Batsel Jackson
Miss
Eh Titi i
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