Trade in Cheddar Falls While Prices Deteriorate
A leading cheese dealer reports higher overall trade volume than last year but lower prices as winter demand grows. Open weather extended factory runs and buyers scarce as Christmas purchases pull attention to turkeys and stockings. Cattle receipts fall short this week while hogs weaken and select carloads fetch around six to seven dollars per hundredweight.
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Outaumedat
Sweitzer
Liberty
Chris
Reeves Receipts and cattle market round up
New York reports Reeves receipts with 1.57 percent head including four carloads for home trade. Export carloads active. no notable trade in cattle yesterday. Market slow for dressed beef with weak demand. Western calves light to fair, lambs at 4.50 to 5.6, stockers and feeders. sheep shipments steady with prices 60 to 76.
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Telegraph
New York
Reeves—Recelpta
Carioada
Geel Soday
Eameas City
LGG Low
Spd Reaere
Christmas Holiday Market Quiet in New York Dry Goods
The New York dry goods market showed featureless demand during the Christmas holiday. Grain goods and previsions remained steady but inventories were unchanged as vendors reported no notable shifts in print cloths or staple items.
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New York
Cronin murder case telegram from BosTex museum owner
A scrambled telegram from BosTex dated December 26 reports a museum proprietor in this city addressing John Culver, a Cronin murder case figure who opposed the death penalty, urging action as a juror and noting ex-juror Tyrone Culver. The text is garbled and hard to decipher.
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Spral
BosTex
Cdime Museum
John Culver
Cronin
Bostox
Tyrone Culver Culver
Dave
Pony Tt
Pri
Pilling’s World's Museum
Sonton
Wheat market slips as Hessian reports weigh on prices
Wheat prices drift lower on reports of Hessian damage to Missouri fields and weaker demand. Prices for futures and cash grains show declines across wheat corn and rye while butter, flour, and pork markets hold steady to dull in Chicago and New York trading.
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Missouri
Barney
Sieur Anton
Ieee
Bay
Dee T Carros
Orleans
ST. Louis
Ce Nek
Janayio
Grain Exchange
Pittburg
Ft. Wayne
Chicago
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
St Louia
Baltimore and Ohio
Lake Erie
Western
Eested
Ex Senator Platt to Tour Tennessee Coal and Iron Properties
Ex Senator Thomas C. Platt begins a ten day trip to the South to inspect Tennessee Coal and Iron Company properties. General Russell A. Alger, a stockholder in the Tennessee company, joins as Platt's companion on the special excursion.
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DisFarcn
New York
Thomas C. Platt
South
Tennessee Coal and Iron Cam
Russell A. Alger
Tennessee Company
Platt
Diptheria and Diphtheria Outbreaks Reported in Dakota
Intelligence from Sioux Falls dated December 26 notes serious cases of scarlet fever and diphtheria in Campbell county with fatalities. Public schools have begun to close as health authorities respond to the outbreak.
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Sioux Fars
N. D
Campbell
Bellibar
Castoria Recalled In Historical Ad Rhyme
A fragmented historic rhyme recalls using Castoria for a sick baby and a crying child. It notes a transition to Misa and later mentions Castoria again for children, reflecting a dated remedy advertisement tone.
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Castoria
Misa
Abe
Castoris
Pittsburg Area Touts Iron Homes as Future Growth
The Clearing House report shows steady business after a holiday lull with bankers brokers and merchants optimistic the coming year will exceed all prior ones. Ground sold to Union Storage Co at Liberty street and Second avenue through W A Herron & Bons. An East End investor plans spring home building near Edgewood for sale or rent near Swissvale.
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Clearing House
East End
Edgewood
Swissvale
Braddock and
Wilkinsburg
No Trading Despite Bullish Tone In Stocks
Market mood turned bullish with quotes rising though no actual business occurred at the call. Buyers pushed prices higher on many issues while few offers appeared as Philadelphia Gas and Electric names drew strength and traction shares held firm.
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Philadelphia
Fragmentary Notice Highlights Local Names and Places
OCR reading shows scattered names and terms such as Rutland, Boston, and Eastern R with unclear roles. The piece resembles a damaged public notice or classifieds fragment listing individuals and locations, lacking coherent actions or dates.
Philadelphia rocker in a settee filled with echoes
An unclear Philadelphia music note appears as fragmented text about a rocker, with stray letters and terms like COP and S. The readable portion hints at a local music figure but lacks concrete events or details to establish a clear news item.
Inta L S Tr Hs x gli Wes clears balances
The report lists large clearing balances and percentages for various financial items. It notes totals such as 135,021,505 and 16,410,071 with several named clearings and par values, along with time loan interest at six percent.
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Nuw
Acta
Baloak BauTiMorne
Cbicaco—Bank
Oil Market Dullness Persists Amid Narrow Activity
The oil market remained dull with little buying and light trading yesterday. Activity was centered in New York with limited follow‑through locally, as traders noted thin participation and perceived price stability despite some near-term price movement.
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New York
I. M. Oakiey & Co
Waton & Gibson
Pines
Aioe
P Petroleum
Segeeny
Pavanniay Bereep
Batonm Lass
Sanaa
Ohio
Petroleum Prices and Trading Update Across Markets
December reports from local markets show petroleum prices fluctuating with highs near 1.08 and lows around 1.07 per unit in Titusville and nearby centers. Openings and closes vary, with New York and other dots noting mixed activity as trading interest remains cautious amid uncertain demand.
Foutarts of the Marker
The text appears as garbled OCR with scattered names and numbers related to a market or exchange. It mentions John M. Danisy & Co and references shipments and prices but is too damaged to determine a coherent event or outcome.
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John M. Danisy & Co
Potceleum Exchange
Real Estate Moves Slower After Holiday in First Ward
A block of property at Liberty and Second Avenue in the First ward was sold to Union a Pitsburg for erecting a large cold storage facility. Wm. o Reewal on earth avenue sold a dwelling to James Steen, a prominent business man. A lot on Federal street near Sixth ward changed hands to George Rirarse for a two-story four-room house with yard.
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W.A. Herron & Sons
First Ward
Liberty
Second Avenue
Union A
Pitsburg
Reewal
Earth Avenue
James Steen
Dan Helge
Bee
Ey. Williams
Federal Street
George Rirarse
Street
Sixth Ward
London market dull as wall street follows slow London session
New York reports a quiet trading day with the London Stock Exchange closed and attendance sparse. Several stocks led activity with small declines in Lackawanna and Reading and modest gains in Sugar E Refineries, while coal shares were pressured by unseasonable weather and news of reduced mining.
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Baliroad
Zoro -London Stock Exchange
Luger
New York
London Stock Exchange
Lackawanna
Bank Board Sees New Director at Anchor Savings
J. Storey Jr. is elected to fill a vacancy on the Anchor Savings Bank Board of Directors. The Standard Under writhe meeting will be held at the estingLouse ball on January 21. A mixed report notes 63 Allegheny County banks and rising local bond demand with 500000 county bonds redeemed this year sparking investor activity.
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RK. J. Storey, Jr
Anchor Savings Bank
Jonny B. Bancour
J.8
United States
New York
Washington
Allegheny County
Joan Associati
Pepettimems
Prexerros
Pittepor Rar
Wrenco
Pinkerton
Ry Beddge
Avery Church
Virgin Alley
M Houses
Yee Mahood
Liberty Street
James J. West
Chicago
Tam Dispatch
Union Transfer and Trust Company
Murder in Ludlow Nor Springfield Woman Killed by Jealous Husband
A Ludlow mill hand, John Bassette, killed his wife in their home after weeks of threats he had made saying he would kill her. He surrendered to police claiming to be wounded by his wife and said he had “finished her up in good shape.” Six wounds were found on him and her death is treated as homicide with a failed suicide attempt by him.
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Springfield
Mass
Ludlow
John Bassette
Ludlow Manufacturing Company
Bassette
Horace
Seon Wat Coie
KOUSE FOR THE LEPERS
At the American Public Health Association annual meeting in Brooklyn a resolution urges the United States Marine Hospital Service to prevent entry of persons with leprosy as vigilantly as for cholera and other diseases. Surgeon General Hamilton prepared two series of resolutions for guidance in handling the issue, and they were approved by the association's president.
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Washington
American Public Health Association
Brooklyn
United States Marinetal Service
United States
Hamilton
Ams
Market drift near peak prices and pre-holiday caution
Prices hover near two week highs with bulls favored in Eastern markets after holidays. General groceries and green coffee show little change ahead of January settlements. Sugar weakness, oils and syrups steady, with varied quotations for canned fruits and dried goods in a broad commodity listing.
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Maracaibo
Caracas
Mgmc
Peabarry
Occassia
Gleerie
Ian Kegt
Louisiana
California
London
Muscatela
Muscatels
Valencia
Andara
Scattered Early 20th Century News Briefs From City
The report compiles assorted items: a St Louis inspector note, a Toledo library incident, a $190,000 loss in a post office, and a congressional probe tied to District Attorney Chambers. Also noted are a Bangor hotel death, a Syracuse area double fatality, a missing Christmas letter from Miss Sarah Petet, and various business, court, and embezzlement references with names like J. Q. Prebtie Co. and Sheffield & Co.
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Um Will
Congress
Chambers
Galnal W . Dodiey
Ohn Cain
Chring
Pacific
Bethlehem
Dewitt
Syracuse
Warshee
Sarah Demeriat
Charlotte Thomopson
Sarah F. Petet
Poweil
Les
of Oxen
Ehtal
Hudson
Moe
Cape
Sea
Bastedton
New Comet Found by Prof Brooks at Smith Observatory
Geneva reports Prof Brooks, director of Smith Observatory, discovered a new comet this evening. The comet’s position is eight ascension eighteen hours twenty three minutes, declination north thirty four degrees forty minutes, with a slow westerly motion. It is described as bright and telescopic, marking a third discovery by the professor.
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Geneva
Brooks
Smith Observatory
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