WANTED Wares and Helpers Placed Across Town
Classified notices show multiple WANTED ads across Rochester and nearby areas. Entries include cherries to pick on shares at 1222 Bridge St and 1782 Ridge St with phones. a large trunk in good condition. a woman for house cleaning on Mondays at 1901 Main St. hoarders at 142 Ft. Wayne Ave with meals. private-family board and room while attending Karlhan college. washing or sewing to do at 1248 2 St. ladies wanted to copy advertising letters for Monroe County Supply Co. sweeping cleaning or day work at 465 Sth St. a girl needed at Snell's restaurant 403 N. th. sharpening lawns. and other miscellaneous chores advertised for immediate hire.
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Main Street
Wayne Ave
Karlhan College
Drd St
Monroe County Supply Co
Rochester
N.Y
Ridge Street
Sth Street
Snell's
N. Th
Market Quotations and Chicago Grain Figures
A compact market round up noting quotations for Amalgamated Copper American Smelting American Sugar Atchison B M C U S Steel and others with latest prices. Wheat and corn Open High Low and Close for June July and September futures. U S Yards Chicago hogs cattle and sheep receipts and prices. Poultry prices from Bee Hive Grocery and country butter eggs per dozen.
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Amalgamated Copper
American Sugar
Atchison
C. M
St. P
New York Central
Northern Pac
Pennsylvania
Reading
Southern Pacific Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
U. S. Steel Pfd
Great Northern
Chicago
Correll and Thompson
Eaton
Strobs Park
Bee Hive Grocery
Bee Hive
Richmond Grain Market Prices Placed for Wheat and Corn
Richmond Roller Mill lists grain prices for wheat corn oats rye and bran middlings per unit. Prices show 25 dollars per ton for bran and 28 dollars per ton for middlings with unspecified per bushel rates for wheat corn oats and rye.
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Richmond
Wheat and corn prices steady at Indianapolis market
Indian apolis grain market reports June 18 shows wheat at 8 in mixed trade, corn at 72, oats 5 A, rye at 1 Timothy 10 25, with typical variances across lots and no notable changes in demand or basis.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Market Livestock Prices Report
Indianapolis market notes show hogs best heavies good to choice, beef steers good to choice heifers six forty to six eight five, medium six to ten good steers, yearlings five fifty to six twenty five, butcher cattle three twenty five to six, veal calves good to choice, stock cattle to buy fleshy and fair feeders, stockers four sixty, common to fair heifers, sheep three to five sixty five, choice lambs and best yearlings at five fifty.
Richmond cattle prices from local abattoir listing
Local price sheet from Richmond Abattoir lists hogs at 5.00 to 5.50 per hundredweight for best hogs and 3.50 for common and rough. Steers corn fed around 5.00 to 5.50, heifers similar, fat cows about 3.50 to 4.00, bulls near 3.50.
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C. W. Morgan's
Whitew
Everet
Pyle's
DR. Punk
Mets
Richmond
Richmond Abattoir
Richmond Hay Market Prices from Omar G Whelan
Timothy Hay baled ten dollars. Timothy hay loose seven to eight dollars. Clover baled eight dollars. Clover loose six to seven hundred dollars per ton. Mixed hay and straw per ton four. Corn per bushel and oats per bushel listed but unclear.
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Timothy
Richmond Seed Market Runge Co Timothy per bu evens
Seed market entry notes Runge & Co Timothy per bushel with price 82.00.
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Runge & Co
Timothy
Per
Pittsburg Livestock Market Report
Pittsburg cattle receipts were light with quotes at 7.50 down. Veal ranged 5.00 to 7.20. Hog receipts totaled 20 loads at 5.65 down. Sheep and lamb receipts included 3 loads with sheep at 5.10 down and spring lambs at 7.50 down.
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Pittsburg
East Buffalo Livestock Market Report June 18
East Buffalo reports cattle receipts at 200 with prices lower. Veal activity steady with $7.75 declines. Sheep and lambs receipts 800 with sheep at $5.25 down and lambs at $6.25 down. Hog receipts 2,500 with mixed and yorkers at $5.85 down.
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East Buffalo
Toledo Grain Market Update From Toledo Early Summer
Toledo on June 18 reports oats at 52 cents wheat at 90175 cents per bushel and Clover at October roughly 7.42 dollars with Alsike around 13.50 dollars Rye price noted as SL.
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Toledo
Ryan Convicted in Fayette Circuit Court
William H. Ryan, a Connersville clairvoyant, was convicted of obtaining money by false pretenses and sentenced to the penitentiary. A former Cambridge City resident, he practiced his wiles on Mrs. House of Portland and was sentenced by the Fayette circuit court. Ellen Gala Medal Flour is advertised as best for making everything. Sania.
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William H. Ryan
Connersville
Cambridge City
House
Portland
Fayette
Roosevelt and Taft React to Chicago Demonstration
Washington reports reveal Roosevelt gratified by the ovation at the Chicago convention while President Roosevelt and Secretary Taft react with surprise and relief. Taft hurries from the War Department amid the cheering as radio bulletins confirm the crowd’s mood. Loeb says no third term panic, and officials reflect on the long evening.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Taft
Chicago
War Department
White House
Pennsylvania Avenue
Mr. Roosevelt
Cheago
Loeb
Jonathan Bourn
Pots
Poison King Is At Liberty Goes To Anderson
Charles Wolfe, known locally as the "poison king," has been released from Reid Memorial hospital and given a charity ticket to Anderson. He previously attempted suicide in Greensburg and Connersville, and recently took morphine before hospitalization. Police note his familiarity with drugs and doubt he seeks death, yet reflect on his erratic self destructive history.
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Charles Wolfe
Reid Memorial Hospital
Anderson
Wolfe
Greensburg
Connersville
Palladium
South Fifth Street
King
Liquor Licenses and Saloons Change Hands Countywide
Few new saloons opened in the county over the past year while several have changed hands and many old sites were remodeled. No applications for liquor licenses have been filed with the county commissioners, keeping the business from attracting new investment.
Butchers Quit Business Leave One Fresh Meat Dealer
Cambridge City loses most butchers as high livestock prices push others to quit. Local groceries are unloading large quantities of cured meats while demand from the public appears to be shifting.
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Cambridge City
Machinery of conventions praised by James Bryce
James Bryce, British ambassador, praised the American political system at a Hamilton Club dinner in Chicago. He called the conventions a complete recognition of the people's rights, noting elections select officials and conventions choose party representatives. He urged other nations to follow the U S example of self government and cardinal principles of good government.
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Chicago
James Bryce
Great Britain
United States
Hamilton Club
Ambassador Bryce
Wayne County Board of Review Inactive Amid Absences
The Wayne County Board of Review is inactive as no session was held due to Auditor Coe being away at a Chicago convention and W H Bradbury also absent yesterday. Plans call for focusing on bank and trust company assessments next, with other corporate assessments nearly finished.
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Wayne County Board of Review
Coe
Chicago
W. H. Bradbury
Recital Given by Miss Mable Teeter at Conservatory
Graduation recital held in Muncie with Miss Mable Teeter assisted by Elocution teacher Miss Myra Holly. Teeter a member of a class of eight required to perform before diploma. Nana.
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Hagerstown
Ind
Mable Teeter
Elven
Conservatory of Music
Muncie
Teeter
Myra Holly
Hanly Nominates Fairbanks in Speech Record
Governor J Frank Hanly places the name of Charles Warren Fairbanks in nomination and the full speech will be found on page 9 of this issue.
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J. Frank Hanly
Charles Warren Fairbanks
Republicans to Make Merry in Old Way
The Republican National Convention will nominate a presidential candidate. In Richmond, Republicans plan an informal parade along main streets starting at 7 PM, marching east to Tenth then a pyrotechnic display. The parade will be led by the Republican Bugle and Drum corps with a brass band.
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Richmond
Court House
Main Street
Tenth
Republican
Epworth League Holds District Convention in Winchester
Epworth League leaders plan the nineteenth Richmond district convention in Winchester June 22 to 24 with a long program. Ministers and preachers will participate in devotionals, sermons, symposia, and department reports. Conference sessions include ministerial meetings, prayers, and district committee appointments with a broad schedule of addresses by clergy and lay leaders from Indiana towns.
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Epworth League
Richmond
Winchester
N. P. Barton
J. K. Watts
J. O. Bills
A. H. Kenna
W. W. Martin
John Philips
Boss
H. L. Overdeer
F. P Morris
W. E. Loveless
J. P. Radcliffe
T. M. Guild
Merchants Respond to Club Request on Insurance Rates
Merchants reply to the Commercial Club regarding advances in fire insurance rates. A druggist saw his rate nearly double and withdrew coverage. Others faced similar hikes while overall rate decreases remained minor.
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Commercial Club
Fire Damages Home at 211 North Fourth Street
A fire yesterday afternoon caused slight damage to the home of Amos Trible at 211 North Fourth Street. Lace curtains were damaged by burning paper.
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Amos Trible
North Fourth Street
Bad fall on street car injures Mrs Weber on Easthaven
Mrs Katherine Weber attempted to alight from a street car on Easthaven Avenue yesterday afternoon and fell, suffering severe bruises. Doctors report no serious injuries.
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Easthaven Avenue
Katherine Weber
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Frank van Tress
4Th Street
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T W. Hossley
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Nick
Smallgal
Turma Thompson
Lit
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Robert Hart
Robert
London
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Richmond Grain Market
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Omar G. Whelan
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Department of Mercy
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Mechanicesburg
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Stella Halpin
Dunkirk
Mopsle Ford
Leora Lloyd
Spiceland
Pearl Warren
Saratoga
L. D. Rebl
Lynn
W. H. Jenkins
Kennard
Department of Literary and Social Work
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Frank Elliott
Alfred Backus
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Thomas
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