Live Stock Market Recap at Indianapolis Union Stockyards
Cattle receipts light and markets mixed with overall softness in steers and good demand for fat cattle. Hog prices fluctuated with strong late demand and slight week-to-week gains, while sheep and lamb markets remained steady to slightly weaker amid variable arrivals and cautious buyers. Prime quotes included steers up to 5.50 to 5.55, cows around 3.00 to 3.65, and hogs near 6.00 to 6.60 for various weights.
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Union Stockyards
Indianapolis
Esmen
Alues
Ity
Vachecseguestaceas
New York
Jew Jersey
Tescarpen
Kansas City
Westtern
Estern Wethers
Chicago
Texas Fe
Road
Texas
Iriante Eae
South Omaha
Jan. B
Louisville
Cincinnati
Arey Maddock & Locke Leather Company Assignment
The Arey Maddock and Locke Company leather dealers, led by president George F. Maddock, assigned for the benefit of creditors to S. K. Hamilton. Financial condition unclear as Maddock is at home. Leather district estimates Mobilities at 150 dollars. Incorporated in Maine with 150 dollars capital, controlling the Regis tannery at Saco Me.
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Boston
Arey, Maddock & Locke Company
George F. Maddock
S. K. Hamilton
Maddock
Maine
Regis
Saco. Me
Tin Can Works Dismated
The machinery of the local American Can Company plant is being dismantled for shipment to Chicago because the site is too distant from the market. The factory here was one of the group’s most important operations.
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Youngstown
American Can Company
Chicago
Combine
Patrick Trial Adjourned Until Monday In New York
There was no session today of Recorder Goff's court where Albert T. Patrick is on trial. The trial will resume on Monday.
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New York
Goff
Albert T. Patrick
Trade in good volume as winter markets stay firm in Indianapolis
Trade in good volume across dry goods druggists and leather dealers keeps winter markets strong in Indianapolis with high prices for fruits vegetables and eggs. Commission row activity rises as weather aids shipping while cereals weaken and wagon market shows weak corn oats but strong hay and straw demand.
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Indianapolis
Timothy
Poultry and Produce Prices From Shippers Catalog
Prices paid by shippers for poultry and produce including turkeys hens cocks and chickens ducks and geese, cheese butter eggs wax and hides prices for tallow and other commodities with extensive itemized quotes. Miscellaneous groceries list nuts canned goods peppers sheetings and various textiles with regional suppliers and per unit quotes.
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New York
Vast and varied city market prices for coffee through produce
A long OCR list catalogs city prices across coffee sixteen blends and brands, sugar products, spices, beans, molasses, rice, oils, meats, produce, and farm seeds. It includes Jersey Caracas Dutch Java blends, Dillworths Mall Pouch, Gates's Java, and many labeled options with price figures in cents per unit.
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Arjoss
Lion
Jersey
Caracas
Gates
Ides Golden
Windsor
Ridgewood
New Orleans
Louisiana
Carolina
Lee
Time Consumed in Holidays in the United States
A citizen notes that Americans spend about a month yearly on holidays. The piece lists state specific holidays and observances from New Orleans to Nevada, including Lincoln, Washington, Confederate memorial days, Decoration Day, and others, noting no statutory holidays in Mississippi or Nevada. It concludes that holidays offer time to reflect and benefit society.
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United States
Louisiana
New Orleans
Florida
Georgia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
Robert E. Lee
Connecticut
Iinois
Minnesota
New Jersey
New York
North Dakota
Pennsylvania
Washington
Lincoln
Mississippi
Texas
Battle of
Jacinto
Alabama
Carolinas
Tennessee
Arkansas
Idaho
New Mexico
Jefferson Davis
Utah
Vermont
Bennington
California
Parish of
Orleans
Nevada
Four toed brainy giants likely to walk the earth
Rochester Post-Express surveys a Union-era science spoof about a Butler University biology chief predicting a future race of four toed, brainy giants. The piece mocks sensational claims and jokes that a biology chair should stay in English rather than science, noting the absurd prophecy and its dubious authority.
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Rochester
Chicago
Indianapolis
Henry L. Bruner
Butler University
Bruner
Deverian
Professor Bruner
Department of English
Nature sanctuaries for life free from human touch
An advocate urges townships to buy and set aside small tracts as nature sanctuaries where all animals plants and minerals are left wild. Keepers foresters and naturalists would manage access guard poaching and protect delicate ecosystems while fostering education and study for visitors and students.
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J. W. Lloyd
League of American Sportsmen
Audubon Societies
Yellowstone Park
United States
Perha
Wilson Flagg
The Bordering Thicket and Sanctuary Concept
A nature sanctuary enclosure with a bordering hedge would attract wildlife, deter predators, and block view from civilization. Stone heaps become refuges for small animals, while a wire fence excludes dogs and cattle. Reintroductions of extinct neighbors like raccoons and deer add beauty and value as a refuge for the worried mind.
Trees and their adapted environments in different regions
Farmers Bulletin explains how tree species cohabit due to shared soil, light, heat, and moisture needs. It describes how trees influence surroundings, cause local adaptation shifts through gradual changes, and warns that sudden relocation often kills adapted stock.
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New England
Central Eastern States
Florida
Kansas
Oklahoma
Indiana
The Doctor and the Cook in Medical Practice
The Lancet argues that cooking knowledge complements medicine, linking kitchen substances to dispensary work. It cautions against simplistic diet prescriptions and notes diet's role in health and disease, citing thyroid advances as a modern counterpoint to naive cookery cures.
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W. T. Fernie
Kitchen Science and Medicine in Early Clinical Thought
The article argues for studying food’s chemical effects on health and disease, noting old beliefs about diet and vigor. It highlights experiments on shellfish and tomatoes, calls for clinical labs to explore kitchen chemistry, and suggests doctors and cooks collaborate to deliver medicated meals integrated into daily dining.
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Pliny
Cato
Conan Doyle the Writer and Soldier, English Reply Builder
Dr. Conan Doyle, living at Hindhead, prepares a comprehensive reply to pro Boer charges about British leaders. He plans a sixpence price pamphlet, English rights sold to McClure Company, translations arranged, and distribution to deputies and editors. Doyle, born 1859, is a physician and novelist famed for Sherlock Holmes and A Study in Scarlet. He has written plays and biographies, and once served as a medical officer and whaler.
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London Daily Mail
Conan Doyle
Hindhead
Arthur
Edinburgh
Doyie
Doyle
Ben
Mesare
Smith-Elder
Statesman
Newspa
Sven
McClure Company
United States
Cornhill
Temple Bar
George Augustus Sala
James Payne
Robert Louis Stevenson
Micah Clarke
Girdlestone
Sherlock Holmes
Joseph Bell
Noveilet
Dr. Conan Doyle
Iseal the Garrick
Waterlon
Henry Irving
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