Patten Leading Wheat Rally Amid Short Crop Hopes
James A Patten and followers secured nearly 3 million in profits as May wheat neared expiry. Holdings peak at 13 million bushels with scant cash wheat in Chicago and expectations prices may climb to 1.40. Kansas crop estimates swing from 66 to 94 million bushels amid drought, feeding buying interest and potential squeezes in May oats.
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Chicago
James A. Patten
Jake
Duluth
Patten
Ghicago
Bill Patten
Kansas
Santa Fe Road
Armour Grain Company
Peavey
Grain traders hedge May gains and July losses
Traders report buying 2,000,000 bushels for May and selling 5,000,000 bushels for July at a 6 percent discount. They aim to secure profits of over 5 cents a bushel in May while accepting losses in July, reflecting price spread strategies.
Bio Games Coast and Northwestern League Results
Coast League standings show San Francisco at .636 and Los Angeles at .500. Results list Portland 2 San Francisco 4, Oakland 6 Los Angeles 1, Sacramento 2 Vernon 1, with games in Portland Seattle Vancouver Spokane and Sacramento plus pairings by city and batters’ names. Northwestern results include Portland 3 Spokane 2, Seattle 0 6 Aberdeen, and Vancouver 4 Tacoma 4, with listed pitchers and venues.
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Portland
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Oakland
Aciaitee Ak
Garrett and Fournier
Willig and
Berry
Sacramento
Vernon
Harkins
Hogan
Ehman and
Byrnes
Nelson and
LaLonge
Briswalter and
Orendorff
Northwestern
Spokane
Seattle
Aberdeen
Vancouver
Tacoma
Gregg
Stevens
Gough and Sheehan
Wilder
O'Brien
Allen and Shea
Hickey
Stanley
Brady
Killlackey
National League and American League Batter-Up Scores
National League reports list Brooklyn, Boston, Philadelphia and New York matchups with batteries including Pfeister, Moran, McIntyre and Berger for Brooklyn. Pittsburg, McCarthy and Graham. Cincinnati, Sparks and Doom. Sallee Bresnahan and Raymond Schlel for New York. American League notes Chicago and New YorkChicago versus Chicago, St Louis with Borton Morgan Ryan Corrigan. Cleveland with Bender Thomas and Falkenberg Rhoades Easterly. Detroit versus Washington with Groom Tanehill Street and Mullin Schmidt.
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Brooklyn
R. HH
CGR
Battersea
Chicago
Pfeister
Overall
Moran
McIntyre
Berger
Boston
Pittsburg
Cess
Philipps
Gibson
McCarthy
Graham
Philadelphia
Cincinnat
Cincinnatii
Ewing and
Troth
Sparks
Doom
New York
St. Louis
Escener
Sallee
Bresnahan
Raymond and
Schlel
Rhoades
Easterly
Detroit
Washington
Washington, Groom, Tanehill
Street
Mullin and Sehmidt
Congestion of Population in New York Cities
The spring influx of thousands of immigrants heightens urban crowding. Smaller towns curb the issue through vigilance, but the large centers remain strained. New York City, especially Ludlow street area, shows severe crowding with about 1100 children on a single block, 590 below school age.
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New York City
Ludlow Street
Houston
Riverton Streets
Springfield Union
Dry victory likely in Madison county option vote
May 26 Anderson Indiana reports stirring local option election scenes as Madison county appears certain to join Hoosier dry territory. Dry organizers dominated by business leaders and ministers faced wet opposition, while a charity baseball game at American League Park drew spectators and taunts from the crowd.
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Anderson
Ind
Madison County
Hoosier
Ministers
Aldermen Play Ball in New York May Assembly
Aldermen of the New York board, renowned for their influence and status, plan a historic event described as a ball game. The piece notes their willingness to participate and the notable nature of the attendees in a ceremonial or public setting.
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New York
Peter Plu-gins Willing
New York Board of Aldermen
For rent New 5 room cottage modern conveniences
Oregon lumber yard advertises a 5 room cottage for rent at Lot 350 by 100 with a new barn and yard. Enquire at 613 Pine Street.
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Pine Street
Fourth annual Stiengerfest opens in Savannah GA
German Americans from major Southeast cities visit Savannah for the fourth annual Stiengerfest and convention of the South Atlantic branch of the National German Alliance. About 600 visitors are already in the city and numbers may double by night, with twenty five organizations represented.
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Savannah
South Atlantic
National German Alliance
Entries for Wilkes-Barre Auto Meet May 26
Entries for the Wilkes-Barre Automobile club hill-climbing and other contests close today for the event to be held Monday next in Wilkes-Barre Pa. A late influx of entries from across the country has been received.
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Wilkes-Barre
Oklahoma Elks hold third annual Shawnee reunion events
Oklahoma Fikes Swanee Okla May 26 Practically all of the best people on earth residing within the confines of the new state accompanied by their better halves and sweethearts are in Shawnee today for the third annual reunion of the Oklahoma lodges of Elks athletic contests street parades and a ball are the entertainments provided for the visiting bills.
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Oklahoma
Swanee
Okla
Shawnee
Oklahoma Lodges of Elks
Billa
Foraker to Speak at Negro-American Political League
Former Senator Foraker and Governor Harmon of Ohio will address the second annual meeting of the National Negro American Political League in Columbus. It is expected Foraker will discuss the Brownville matter in his address. The report ends with an uncertain query about the clock.
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Foraker
Columas
Senator Foraker
Harmony
Ohio
National Negro-American Political League
Columbum
Brownville
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