Grain and Stock Markets Shaped by War News and Trade
A trade review notes rising imports and falling exports in New York as tensions between Greece and Turkey influence prices. Wheat and cotton show declines then partial recoveries amid wartime demand, with exports dipping and domestic production expanding. Steel, wool, and machinery see varied activity while elastic labor and weather conditions add complexity to market outlooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. G Dun & San-weonly Review of Trade
Greece
Turkey
Foetualle
Wien
Trisky
Ekpurte
Bel
Sonn Nan
Sui Vellow
Russia
Japan
Africa
Bessemer
Birmingham
Trely
Brie
Dardore
Chapin
Heanemer
Federa
Thosten Alune
Peter
United States
Canada
Deadstrelt
Bradstrett
Wester
Northwestern
Cooney
Portland
Apolis Ding St. Maul
Kansas
Chicago
T. Logis
Ormaha Cinama
Chattinooea
Rey
York
Emaliekt
Harness to Coat $7,000 for Queen’s Procession
A feather firm in the Strand wins the contract to outfit harnesses for horses drawing the queen’s carriage in the procession to Paul’s Cathedral. The deal totals about $7,000 with shipments via Topeka and Sandeys and mentions Pullman sleepers and dining cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dosdit
Strand
Aneervahi Fteiniah
Sese Paul's Cathedral
California
Topeka
Caliornia Vestibulid Pullman
Desperate Bank Robbery Ends in Murder at Somersworth Vault
Cashier Joseph A Stickney murdered during a $45,006 plus robbery at Great Falls National Bank Somersworth New Hampshire. Robbers looted cash and securities, left negotiables untouched, and escaped before dawn as deputies, police, and citizens pursued suspects along the Salmon River watershed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somersworth
N. H
Great Falls National Bank of Bomersworth
Joseph A. Stickney
Buck Down
Stickney
Buckney
Black Dick
United Stated
Bis
Amd
Aequirne
Male
Wien
Balmon
Prank
Danis
Marshel Exton
Bilckney
Rochester
Burt
Hogy
Saltmon Palle
Maine
Betes Bearelwich
Hartigan and Arlees Arrested in Boston Conspiracy Case
Waithar Massachusetts April 17 ex-amateur boxing champion Hartigan and Jehe ny Arlees were arrested on suspicion of involvement in a town robbery. Telegrams from Somersworth urged swift action. Confederate coin tied to the Terry residence theft. Hartigan claimed travel from Somersworth to Boston. Police traced Stickney murder leads and train timing to place arrests 12 miles apart.
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Waithar
Mass
Don Hartiown
New England
Jeheny Arlees
Otiers
Bayer
Somersworth
N. H
Pollon
Terry
Hartigan
Briggs
Minzes
Mina
Hoston
Stickney
Boston
The
State Journal
Suffered Most in Spring Scrofulous Sore Leg for 25 Years
A letter describes a long illness attributed to a severed leg condition dating back 25 years. The writer reports enduring pain each spring and seeks relief or remedies from medical professionals. The piece reflects personal hardship and a call for treatment.
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Sudden Relief for Piles
A testimonial ad touts the Pyramid Pile Cure as a safe, nonpoisonous remedy that cures piles within a short time. Mr Henry Thomas of Columbus Ohio reports four boxes cured his four year struggle with protruding piles and urges others to try the product, noting it is sold widely with 25 cents per package and a free health booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
C. L. Hood & Co
Lowell
Mass
M. J. Hammer
Vovett
Georgia
Hood & Co
M. J. Planning
Lovett, Gu
al Striamcivis
Prive
Meelf
Mtr
Henry Thomas
Hoguck Ave
Columbus
Ohio
Pyramid Drug Co
Cincinnati
Jim
Tam
Divo
Alton, Mich
Hitle
Mall Tree
Ice prices fall as natural storage cuts costs this season
Ice storage last winter reduced prices across Popeku with river cuts filling ice houses. Opening season price set at 20 cents per hundred or 4 per ton, down from 35 cents and 4 dollars. Family use may pay 40 to 50 cents per hundred. 10 pounds monthly delivery around 2.25 dollars, versus 1.50 last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popeku
Aoe
Second season opens under heavy rain at Forepnnch Sells Brothers Circus
Columbus April 17 The second season of the Forepnnch and Sells Brothers Circus opens amid a downpour that persisted from noon yesterday. Despite bad weather, the show drew large crowds as Masers Sells Brothers and Bailey used Mechlikens hospital funds to aid the effort. The canvas amphitheater was nearly filled, with the younger generation outnumbering the elders. Five Bellevia and a Bicycle stunt prizes were offered to children who sold the most tickets for circus benevolence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Sells Brothers
Otreus
Masers
Baily
Mechilkens Hospital
Bie
Hero of a Story in Suit for Damages in New York
Edith Sessions Tupper authored a piece in a New York suit seeking $25,000 damages. Col Tem ui Beltershy cites the painting of Lees surrender at the World’s Fair display. Judge W J Seasions aided by Month Sessions Tapper select works for exhibition. Mrs Tupper accompanied her father to see Battersby painting. Painting refused. Tupper’s story characters life and struggle of the artist. Women Enter Politics in St Louis. The Wednesday club announces women candidates for OH directors, Mrs Aoee earned widow of a pastor and Mrs William Ware wife of a prominent citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newe York
Edith Seesions Tupper
Whel
Supreme Court
Temui Beltershy
Peter ‘Envlan Collier
Twin
Col. Hatternby
Lees
New York
W. J. Seasions
St. Lonia
St. Louis
Wednesday Club
Newa
Aoe Earned
Tate
IV. William &. Ware
Manning's Bues and Blues Schedule Boxed In
Fuzzy item lists Manning and Blues plan to face the Colts to gain byes and a trip to the Windy City. Brars head to St Joseph for a Monday game while Tuesday Carney and others mentor Atchison on the Jayhanker grounds. Reading event at Library Hall features The Mandarin and other works by Mike Caroline Faurm and Waldemar von Dahlen.
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Manning
Bues
Kurises City
Sandey
Blues
Colts
Windy City
Brars
St Joseph
Carney
Atchison
Jayhanker
Mike Caroline Faurm
Waldemar von Dahlen
Library Hall
Tiskets HO
Miners' Suffering Unveiled as Committee Probes Pittsburg District
Pittsburg April 17 The legislative committee touring the district’s mines reports scenes of misery and destitution. In Ban ning and Jackbs creek, workers, mainly foreigners, live in crowded squalor rent high hovels with filthy water. Wages are meager three to four days weekly, with many paid only 25 to 50 cents daily.
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Pittsburg
Pitsburg
Bonning
Pitts
Bannine Statin
Humber
Alompide
Baoning
Jackbs’ Creek
Banning
Osborn
Banger
Peter Jones
Powell Clayton to Assume Post May First
General Powell Clayton of Arkansas, recently named United States minister in Mexico, arrived from Washington last night. He expects to begin his new post about May 1. Adah Richmond loses her case in Suffolk Superior Court, with Judge Morton ruling she did not establish the right to contest the will of John Stinson Jr. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is praised for its citywide use and sold by Druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell Clayton
St. Louis
Arkansas
United States
Sannister
Mexico
Washington
Clayton
Teo
RJ. Warren
Pleasant Brook
N. Y
Chamberlin
Chamberlain
Druggisia
Adah Richmond
Morton
Suffolkuperior Court
John Stinson, Jr
Don’t Stop Tobacco Cure Ad Promises Rapid Quitting
An advertisement claims HACO-CUROT/BACO-CURO as a medical cure for tobacco use. It asserts the product is vegetable and harmless, promises cessation guidance, guarantees cure with money refunded plus 10 percent interest, and offers pricing of 1 box at 1.80 or three boxes at 2.50 plus testimonials and free literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ass Chemical & Mfg. Co
la Crosse
Sensational Charges in a Kansas Orphans Home Case
The State Journal reports a response from Po the editor to a sensational charges article. The dispute centers on a 1892 land conveyance to trustees for an Odd Fellows orphans home in Franklin County. Plaintiffs Troutman and Stone seek possession while trustees defend the deed, noting prior communications and grand lodge findings supporting the gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Belasiera
State Journal
Ernest Valeton
Bolesiere
Franklin County
Rust
Messrs
Troutman and Stone
District Court of
Franken County
Sult
Bowd
Boigsiere
Boissiere
Br. M. B. Ward
Topeka
Kaness
Stine
Air
Hoissiers
Charles T. Sears
W. Hears
Charles Sears
Sears
Balssiere
Kansas
Grand Lodge
Roistlere
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Roisstere
Holsstere
Baissiere
Funeral row mars naval brother of Commodore Meade
A sensational scene at the funeral of Hesty S. Meade, brother of Commodore Meade, occurred at St. Matthew's in New York. Grand Army of the Republic soldiers bore the casket to the cemetery gate and a clash with Catholic rites followed before black garb peace. The Grand Army later fired a salute at the grave, provoking Pastor Lee and his congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hesty
SS. Meade
Commodore Meade
Navy
St. Matthew's Church
Grand Army of the Republic
Lee
Grand Army
Tie
Homan
Oid
Fathee Lee
Gilvets
Wopeka Tennis Club Reorganized and Courts Refurbished
The Wopeka tennis club has been reorganized for the summer and the courts at Tenth and Fillmore are in first class condition. In the past weeks the courts were leveled rolled and improved. First of the season games are this afternoon and a weekly tournament is planned to start by next Saturday. Club members include C Bromson Geo Staker S Stoddard Geo Hesden C Mohler Dane McVicar Harey Noble Hi Morgen Allen Lauck Roy Johnson Chas Barnes Fa McBride Gault and De C Estérly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wopeka Tennis Club
Summmer
Tenth
Fillmore
Zemes
Obals
C. Bromson
Geo. Staker
S. Stoddard
Bucklen Arnica Salve and Conservatory Graduation Event
Bucklen Arnica Salve advertised as a universal healer for bruises sores ulcers and skin eruptions with a money back guarantee and 25 cents per box. Jeanette Wren Lewis a Berlin Conservatory graduate and Paris pianist student will perform Monday evening at Library Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
Jeanette Wren Lewis
Conservatory of Music
Berlin
Planiers
Paria
Library Hill
Congressmen praise and Payne's Celery Compound evidence
Washington April 9 congressmen Peter J. Otey touted for active service in the house while articles in newspapers feature letters from Otey and kin praising Payne's Celery Compound. Letters claim neuralgia nervous exhaustion and indigestion improved after using two bottles with praised cures and health benefits urged as a remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Peter J. Otey
House of Representatives
Virginia
Paine
Lowes
John Floyd
Sinc
Eryone
Mallin Floyd Otey
United States
Faine
Tampa to Celebrate Queen Victoria Birthday
Washington reports Florida authorities plan a large public celebration of Queen Victoria's birthday in Tampa next month. The British government may send a warship and request a U S man of war to participate if feasible, with Secretary Long to decide based on naval needs. The Montromery, on patrol off Florida, is expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Victoria
Washington
Florida
Tania
Tumpaarnt
Navy
United States
Long
Bristow appoints ten fourth class postmasters in a day
Washington, April 17. Bristow, the head of the post office, appoints ten fourth class postmasters in one day. Eight of the new appointees fill vacancies caused by death or resignations, while 41 are named for the expiration of four years service. Kansas appointments include Butier in Geng county, Extie bel vue in Pottawatomie County, Crats replacing Casv, Burdette in Pawnée county with Norris, Everest in Brown county with Page replacing Ly ons, and Doniphan county where Manville replaces Foley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bristow
Ia “Heademan
Hige
Kansas
Butier
Geng County
J. Extie
Et Bel~ Vue
Pottawatomie County
Nf. Crats
D. Casv
Burdette Pawnée
R. Norris
Everest
Brown County
J. Page
John Ly~ons
Wathena
Doniphan County
Manville
Viet M. Foley
Kansas City to Host Summer Race Meeting
Kansas City will host a summer race meeting under new management by Barney Loaning Harman Gerhart, famed for the vocal duo Taser and Gerhart. The event site and track were leased, and organizers announced the meeting will open early in June under their supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Barney
Harman Gerhart
Dim
Taser
Gerhart
Yentetaay
Texas Big Berry Crop Promises Largest Texas Harvest
A dispatch from Alvin Texas to the Chicago Tribune reports the 1907 strawberry crop may be the largest in Texas history. Berries are being shipped north and local agents of the A. T. and S. F. Railway offer a Texas Coast pamphlet promoting homeseekers. April and May excursions are available. Broken edge collars repaired by Peetless Steam Laundry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Chicago Tribune
Alvin
Tex
A. T
8. F. Ry
Lowell Observatory Transfers to Mexico for Mars Observation
April 17 report notes Lowell Observatory moved from Fingstatt Arig to Mexico early last December to observe Mars and measure southern star lenses. Since Jan 1 over 200,000 double and triple stars measured, many new. Full reports will be sent to the Royal Astronomical Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Mexico
Lowell Observatory
Fingstatt
Arig
Lee
Theteauters Ientenn
Sir John A Heese
Royal Astronomics Society
London
Sritchett
Unionville
G. W. Suunsfield
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Waltham, Mass
Columbus Children’s Hospital
Sties
Andersonville Prison
G. W. Stansfield
Kansas Ave
A. BR
Tennis Club
Otey
Jess
Meine
Payne
Tampa
Peetless
Dr Lee
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