Markets Report From Sioux City Livestock Yard Notes
Daily telegraphed market figures show hog receipts 7,500 with prices around 5.95 to 6.15, cattle receipts 1,200 with steers and cows mixed, sheep receipts 300 with lambs and yearlings offered. The report mentions weak demand and lower prices from Monday and includes a brief, unrelated historical note about a November crime.
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Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Texas
Western Lambs
Sioux City
Sioux City Stock Yards Company
Iowa
Foy
Market grain prices listed for several cereals
The record shows prices for wheat No 1 northern 93 No 2 northern 1 No 3 northern 58 velvet chaff 91 corn 55 oats 43 barley 75 and 36.
Wheat and grain price roundup with deliveries listed
The report shows prices for No 1 hard wheat 7.08 and 7.07 futures, No 2 northern 1.05 to 1.07 ranges, No 8 wheat 1.08 and 1.41-1.08, No 1 durum 1.08, yellow corn 67T, 4 corn 50 bs, oats 47 to 49, barley 1.26, rye 1. SD flax 2.09 arrive May and July wheat 1.07 to 1.08.
Dickens Centennial Celebrations Across Cities Worldwide
New York City hosts centennial Dickens celebration in Carnegie Mall with William Watson as literary guest. The Dickens Fellowship, led by Henry F. Dickens, promotes Dickens teachings and universal charity amid overseas branches and notable supporters. Boston also hosts a major century event with local clubs and Harvard Wellesley faculties joining in.
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New York City
Wiliam Watson
Carnegie Mall
Charles Dickens
Mr. Watson
Edward
Asquith
Great Britain
Dickens Fellowship
United States
Canada
Dickens
Henry F. Dickeng
London
A. Conan Doyle
T. P. O'Connor
Georgiana Hogarth
L. Alma-Tadema
J. M. Barrie
Hall Caine
Lord Weresford
H. Beerbohm Tree
J. Woolsey Shepard
New York
England
Westminster Abbey
Boz Club
His Majesty's Theatre
Herbert Beerbohm Tree
Guildhall
Dickenson
Henry Fielding Dickens
Boston
Mass
Harvard
Wellesley
Twentieth Century Club
St. Betolpl Club
Art Club
Authors’ Club
Boston Press Club
America
Dickens Club
Rapid City Land Office Leads Nation in Annual Report
The General Land Office report ranks Rapid City as the top office in the country with 52,000 applications and entries, 808,584.46 acres entered original, 455,240,414 patented, 80,270.19 in fees and commissions, and 6,000 in public receipts. Lemmon follows with 4,725 entries and 848,053.11 acres, 462,058.76 cash receipts, and 2,860.08 in expenses.
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Rapid City
Dennett
General Land Office
Secretary of the Interior
Lemmon
Dorman Trial Ends With Fines in Jefferson Iowa Case
Judge Powers closes the Dorman case in Jefferson Iowa by fining Reuben Dorman 500 dollars plus costs about 1000 dollars total. Frank and Harry Dorman each receive 150 dollar fines. It is expected the former will pay, marking the first of the celebrated vase. A good tinny will.
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Jefferson, Ia
Dorman
Richards Opens State Progressive Republican HQ Campaign
R. G. Richards opened the state Progressive Republican headquarters here presenting representative popular government as the chief issue of the primaries and urging the pram law. Separate La Follette headquarters are planned to manage the state fight with literature arriving from Mr. Houser in Washington.
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Miron
R. GO. Richards
Thore
Progressive
Web
Republicain
la Jollette
Houser
Washington
Sneed Elopement Murder Trial Shocks Texas
In Fort Worth Texas the murder trial of John B. R. Sneed opens over the killing of Captain A. G. Boyce, a millionaire banker, in a hotel lobby after Sneed’s wife eloped with Boyce’s son. The case centers on alleged elder Boyce involvement and a contested motive amid Texas elites. Witness S. M. Cherry of Galveston described the shooting and observed Sneed near Boyce as the shot rang out.
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Boyce
Fort Worth
Texas
Sneeds
Boyces
Snyders
S. M. Cherry
Galveston
Sneed
Royer Sneed
Boyer
Steed
Unwritten law tale unfolds after hotel incident
Witnesses describe a sequence in which Cherry follows a suspect, points out Sneed to a policeman, and aids arrest. Testimony centers on a pre shooting remark about a reunion between Al Boyce Jr and Mrs Eneed, linked to a Throckmorton death amid alleged intoxication.
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Cherry
Eadward Cobb
Wichita
Oyce
Edward Throckmorton
al Boyce, Jr
Woman masquerades as man on train to Cincinnati
Omaha police arrest a woman posing as a man for four years aboard a train to Cincinnati. She reveals five other girls, including an Omahan, were traveling the country in similar disguises. She details unsettled family ties and a failed disguise, while a doctor notes petrochemical research unrelated to the incident.
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Omaha
Mars
Charlie Taylor
Iowa
Kansas City
Jife
Petroleum Promises New Food Source From Oil Research
Pittsburgh scientists at the University of Pittsburgh with the industrial development commission pursue a new food supply from petroleum. Led by Robert Kennedy Dun, connected to the University of Kansas, they command a $100,000 fund from petroleum interests who promise more. A separate ad with a bold business tone touts decisive, fact-based messaging.
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Pittsburgh
Industrial Development Commission
University of Pittsburgh
Robert Kennedy Dun
University of Kansas
New Life Pills Promote Health Despite Banquet Outcome
A garbled ad notes payment at a banquet in New Orleans in 18432 and touts Dr. King s New Life Pills as a remedy for stomach trouble indigestion and related disorders. It claims wide use and low price at two cents, urging relief for liver kidney and bowel issues.
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Henr Cla
New Orleans
Dr. King
New Life
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