Hog market climbs to high mark as corn tightens supply
Chicago July 14 hog prices rise to a high per hundredweight as tight corn markets lift demand. Prime hogs fetch about $705 per hundredweight while earlier in the year prices were near $4. A drought affected corn stability and livestock producers faced rising costs. In Pennsylvania a separate incident reports five cows killed by lightning near Williamsport.
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George Selizor
Kearney
N. J
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James Freeman
Arlington
Edward J. Mulligan
Mulligan
Charles O'Carron Irwin
Irwin
Freeman
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Olympic sports royalty attend opening meet in London
Rain dampened the fourth International Olympic sports opening at Shepherds Bush with King in attendance. Americans led 1600 metre heats as Melvin Sheppard and J. P. Sullivan posted strong times, Hallows cut two seconds from the record, while several navigated poor conditions.
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Shepherds Bush
royal box
smiashed
Melvin W. Sheppard
G. Butterfield
J. P. Sullivan
Sullivan
M. F. Hallows
Oxford
Hallows
Sheppard
Halstead
Lightbody
H. L. Coe
University of Michigan
B. ¥. Lonny
England
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Burial of Rear Admiral A B N in Newport with honors
Rear Admiral Charles M. A. B. N. died in California and was buried in Newport Alabama with full naval honors. The Carpenter Steel works and the peddling departments of the Reading Iron company in Reading Pennsylvania reopened after weeks of idleness.
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Charles M. A. B. N
California
Newport
Carpenter Steel works
Reading Iron company
Reading
Gompers Endorses Bryan as Labor Stance Dominates Campaign
July reports from Lincoln Nebraska indicate Lenny Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor will support William Jennings Bryan in the coming campaign. Gompers denies plans for public appearances while emphasizing labor interests over oratory. Bryan and Kern greet labor leaders as Taft prepares a concise acceptance message in Hot Springs.
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Lenny Gompers
Amevigg Federation # Labor
Nam J. Bryan
John W
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Gompers
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Brian Fompers
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Federation
James Duncan
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seaman
Nebraska
James
Kentucky
Michigan
Lamb
Atwood
Kansas
man
Campau
Taft
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Hot Springs
Cincinnati
William Hi. Taft
reepest
Warner
Guffeyites Full Off Wil Suppers Beyen and Kare
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