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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1908
Page
7
Daniel Sully, posing as a cleric, debuts as Father O Neill in The Golden Rite at the Grand Opera House next Monday. The four act comedy drama blends strong dramatic power with humor and marks one of Lillys most successful productions yet locally anticipated for a New York church setting.
Surgeons at John Hopkins hospital examined the body of Judge John J. McKeighon of St. Louis and found organs scattered in bizarre positions with the heart reversed blood vessels tangled, kidneys linked in a horseshoe shape, and the liver inverted, leaving the corpse horribly entangled.
In Warrington on April 22 a streetcar rear end collision injured Representative James Fancy, chair of the House Appropriations Committee, who may require hospital care after suffering back pain. Representative Jon C. Chaney of Indianola was jolted but uninjured. The report also notes unrelated items about German industry and Berlin railway innovations.
East Buffalo market shows active cattle trade with 0 receipts and firm tone. sheep and lamb receipts around 4 400 with steady to lower prices. Tulsa area reports mixed lots, Yorkers around 6.00 to 10.00 for various classes. Union Stock Yards notes 16,000 cattle receipts with steady market and Packers paying 6.15 to 6.75 for prime and weights. sheep receipts near 15,000 with steady to lower demand. overall market activity mixed across regions with tomorrow’s volumes estimated.
In Pittsburgh market notes cattle, calves and sheep show varied movement. Prime heavy and good butcher cattle bid higher at times while veal and lamb prices fluctuate. sheep supply steady with prime wethers near 6.10 to 6.20, light lambs mixed, and cattle prices quoted across a broad range amid steady demand.
Chicago grain report shows May wheat up May at 16 14 to 96 7 8 close. July and September futures mixed with openings and closings noted. May corn traded around 6 7 8 to 66 T 1- opening. September activity listed. Toledo market cites cash and future quotes for wheat corn oats and clover, with prices for May July September and cash oats at various bids.
New York April 22 butter prices steady with Creamery extra and Eyes-iteotinte items noted. Prices per package listed, with 2 1 2 cents range and nearby white money value recorded. Money on call at 2 percent, sterling at $487.40, government bonds steady.
Corrected daily grain prices list Wheat at 880 per buy Corn at 0 per Wu Onte Gle per bu Rye The per bu Clover Seed 12.00 per bu Timothy 2.00 per bu Hungarian Seed 0e per bu
Corrected daily price list from Chas Turner shows buying and selling prices for Butter Lard Onions Potatoes Popcorn Rice Beans and spices. Notable figures include Butter 25c per lb buying 300 per 1b selling Lard 8c per lb buying 12 1 0 per tb selling Potatoes 600 per bushel selling and 1.96 per pound for Baltimore brand sugar 6p to 8p per lb.
A fragmented price list shows flour brands and bulk quantities with per barrel costs. Items include B P Flour at Marion and Monarch and Knickerbocker brands with prices ranging from $0.50 to $1.90 per four barrels and various label notes like Gold Medal and Alladin Patent.
Chicago April 22 Herman Biljek prisoner awaiting execution for murder says he did not dare to examine his palm to know if he would hang. He claims court reviews may alter the line and higher courts may intervene as he spends hours in his cell studying his fate.
James G. Graham sought a writ for Harry K. Thaw to appear in court over his sanity custody. Justice Moravhauser and De A. T. Baker backed the order directing Matteawan State Hospital to permit the habeas corpus petition. The judge in New York would decide where and when Thaw may appear, with a hearing possible in Newburgh next Saturday morning.
Real estate firm offers loans, auctions, remog er y sales and exchanges. Homes described as very cheap. Call at Jofties 114 Court Street. Headquarters for everything in our neighborhood.
Star Bottling Works manufacturer of carbonated beverages including ginger ale sodas seltzer and mineral waters. A R Smith proprietor promotes the business in this notice.
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