East Buffalo Livestock Prices From West Farm Auction
KI UULUTUML WITH TYPHOID steady, yearlings 4.60 to 6.90 dollars, hogs 9.15 to 9.25, heavy few and yorkers to 9.70, calves 5.00 to 10.75, cattle receipts 160 cars with a strong market, sheep steady with best lambs 7.25 to 7.40, yearlings 5.50 to 6.00, wethers 4.75 to 5.00, ewes 4.25 to 4.60, East Buffalo NY September 26. Dunning Stevens Live Stock Commission Merchants.
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East Buffalo
N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
Typhoid Outbreak Linked to Lobster Salad at City Dinner
In Elizabeth New Jersey on Sept 27 two men died and twelve are ill with a malignant typhoid form believed to stem from lobster salad served at a dinner on Sept 7 honoring John Kelly, a new policeman. Among the afflicted are Owen Farrelly, Daniel Sullivan, John Reagan, and others. over 100 attendees. Local physicians fear wider epidemic as blood tests reveal typhus germs.
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John Sullivan
Owen Farrelly
Democratic City Committee
Donnie Sullivan
Daniel Sullivan
John Lavin
Cornelius Reagan
John Reagan
James Clifford
Jeremiah Connors
Francis Kelly
John Lyons
John Smith
Brooklyn
Farrelly
Lavin
Alexian Hospital
Weather roundup from Washington observations
Latest observations from the United States Weather Bureau include New York 72 cloudy Albany 64 partly cloudy Atlantic City 70 clear Buffalo 58 cloudy Chicago 68 clear St Louis 72 clear New Orleans 89 clear Washington 76 clear Philadelphia 76 clear Illinois and Indiana fair and cooler today and tomorrow Wisconsin fair and warmer.
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United States Weather Bureau
Washington
Temp
New York
Albany
Buffalo
Chicago
St. Louis
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Chicago and Omaha Live Stock Markets Report
Market data shows Hog receipts 22 000 with prices from 7 75 to 9 65 for various categories Cattle receipts 24 000 with steers from 4 50 to 7 75 and calves up to 10 00 Sheep receipts 22 000 with lambs up to 7 00 and ewes around 4 50 Butter prices range 22 to 28 cents per pound Potatoes 55 to 75 cents per bushel Turkeys 18 cents per lb etc Omaha cattle supply 15 800 with steady to easier tone Hogs 1 990 strong market, prices from 8 00 to 8 60 Sheep receipts 69 000 market shown
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S.15
Omaha
Texas
Se Maher
Hughes Family Relocates to Washington Home
Mrs. Charles Hughes wife of Governor Hughes and the family members travel to Washington to reside in the new family home. The governor will depart on the sixth or sixth of the next month.
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Albany
Charles
Hughes
Washington
Man Beaten to Death Near Pere Marquette Tracks
Grand Rapids Michigan September 27 66 year old grocer Marinus Landman was found dying in Butterworth hospital after being beaten struck and choked near his store by Pere Marquette tracks. He suffered eighteen scalp wounds a fractured skull and a severely damaged eye as police pursue leads in the fatal assault.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Marinus Landman
Butterworth Hospital
Landwan
Landman
Ontario Beauty Found Slain
Elizabeth Anderson, 16, once called one of the town’s most beautiful girls, was found murdered in a deserted house near Goodrich Ontario. Her father Wesley Anderson led the search party that found the body after she vanished Monday following a conversation with a stranger. The wound suggests throat slashing with a heavy knife or ax.
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Detroit
Detroit News
Goodrich
Ont
Elizabeth Anderson
Wesley Anderson
Miss Anderson
Lion Tamer Sleeps With Leo At State Fair Tent
James Swenson, a lion tamer, hid in a lion’s cage with one of his sons to sleep after returning to a tent at the State Fair. Mrs. Swenson woke him with a stake test in the morning, calling him coward as he clung to the lion.
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Detroit
James Swenson
Crippen found guilty of willful murder in Crippen case
London authorities report the coroner's jury returned a verdict of willful murder against Dr. Hawley H. Crippen the American dentist in connection with the July discovery of a mutilated body at Crippen Hilldrop Crescent believed to be his wife Belle Elmore the stage name Belle Elmore.
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London
Hawley H. Crippen
Crippen Hilldrop-Crescent
Crippen
Belle Elmore
Drowns From Motor Boat in Ohio River Tragedy
Madison merchant and an electrician died after a motor boat accident on the Ohio River near Madison Indiana on September 27. Charles is named among the deceased with further details limited in the fragment.
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Madison
Ohio River
Drowned Madison Boat Clerk Was 20, Unmarried
Dehler of Dehler Bros. local clothing store drowned from his motor boat. He was an electrician, secretary of the Madison Motor Boat company, and aged 20.
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Dehler
Windmill accident injures Shelbyville official
Shelby County Commissioner George Stepp was oiling a windmill thirty five feet high when his left hand was drawn into the machinery. The skin was torn from his wrist to knuckles and the flesh removed from a finger.
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Shelbyville
Ind
Shelby County
George Stepp
Mayor Shank Denies Resignation Rumors
Indianapolis Sept 27 rumor claims merchants and businessmen fund a push to force Mayor Shank from office. A city employee says Shank will resign for ill health and be replaced by former Mayor Rookwalter, though Shank denies any plan and vows to serve until the term ends.
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Indianapolis
Shank
Rookwalter
No Swelling at All in Ocean Crossing Tale
A New York Press item notes a German woman recalling crossing the ocean in calm seas with no swell. Her companion, who had never crossed before, asks if there was any swell at all, and the reply confirms there was none.
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New York Press
Roosevelt and Sherman vie for temporary chair at Saratoga
At the Saratoga convention Roosevelt and Sherman supporters claim a delegate majority as Vice President Sherman meets Barnes and insists he will be the temporary chair. Col Roosevelt arrives to a boisterous reception with a parade and cheers.
Roosevelt Seeks Temporary Chair at Republican Convention
The old guard and progressives claim majorities of 1,105 delegates while Colonel Roosevelt predicts a 100 vote lead to secure temporary chair. He vows to reach Saratoga first, boasting of trophies won in Africa and promising more on return.
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Sives
Old Guard
Roosevelt
Saratoga
Troy
Africa
Cardinal Vannutelli in Chicago Reviews Parochial Schools
Vatican prelate Cardinal Vannutelli arrives in Chicago as guest of Archbishop Quigley. He reviews about 50 000 children from 200 parochial schools and praises American prosperity and generous religious and charitable institutions. He notes Chicago will show more during his visit.
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Quigley
Chicago
Cardinal Vannutell
Vatican
America
Prus X
Europe
Chicero
Those Little Dishes From The Experience
A childhood memory recalls a nine year old Tonuoy at a country hotel describing a meal as an event. He is drawn to small thick dishes with side orders scattered about, and on returning home he vividly says they ate most of the things out of birds' bathtubs.
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Tonuoy
Widow Mary J Wright Found Dead In Lansing Home
Mary J Wright 81 was found dead by neighbors who broke into her West Lapeer street home after two days unseen. Initial foul play suspicion faded after a physician attributed death to heart failure. She had no known relatives in the city.
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Lansing
Mich
Mary J. Wright
West Lapeer Street
Markets Report Hog Prices and Cattle Figures
Chicago September 62 1910 the markets note estimated receipts of 13000 hogs with 2500 leftovers from yesterday Steady market at yesterday's average light hogs ranged 9.20 to 9.65 mixed packers 8.55 to 9.60 heavy shipping grades 8.40 to 9.45 rough 8.40 to 8.60 cattle 8000 slow to yesterday's decline sheep 37000 weak
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Chicago
Chicago Market Hogs Report September 27 1910
Chicago hog market summary shows estimated receipts today at 13000 with official receipts yesterday 21096 and shipments 4603. Leftover 2500. Tomorrow's receipts estimated at 16000. Market weak versus yesterday's average with varied packer bids across grades from light 9 20 to 9 80 and heavy shipping 8 35 to 9 40.
Cattle and Sheep Receipts with Mixed Market Moves
Estimated receipts show 7600 cattle at Market Reeves with varied bids, including cows 3 25 to 6 60 and Texas steers 4 15 to 5 85. Sheep receipts total 45000 with steady to 10 lower, native and western sheep priced 2 60 to 4 25 and lambs 450 to 7 10.
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Texas
Market Notes Show Mixed Tones Across Livestock and Bulk Goods
Market report shows cattle slow and weak early decline while sheep also weak. Bulk goods open higher at 5 to 10 towers and 8 65 to 9 10 light. Mixed packers 9 15 to 9.55. Heavy shipping grades 45 to 9 50. Rough trades 8 30 to 9 30.
Grain Market Report from Beach-Wickham Grain Company
Furnished by Beach-Wickham Grain Company Chicago Illinois dated September 27 1920 provides grain market data and price directions. The notice lists markets in Chicago with probable trend of grains and wholesale price levels observed by the firm.
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Beach-Wickham Grain Company
Chicago
Illinois
Local Market Prices in Washington City Market
Prevailing prices listed for corn hay straw flour bran shorts corn meal and butter by the Washington City market. Figures show corn at 2.33 to 2.60 per bushel and hay at 12.00 per load, straw at 4.50, flour 1.60 to 1.70 per sack, bran 1.35 per hundred, shorts 1.50 per hundred, corn meal 0.26 per measure, butter at 25 cents per block.
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Washington City
OMS
Ves
Cesdadueciaciad Co
Deneen Called as a Witness in Lorimer Hearing
Chicago Sept 27 The hearing on the Lorimer case admitted Charles A White’s testimony about jackpot payments. The committee warned the ruling set no precedent and could be stricken later. Attorneys argued the admission would affect future testimony as Gov Deneen was named as a possible witness.
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Chicago
Charles A. White
Lorimer
Torial Investigating Committee
White
Art Austrian
Hancey
Bath
Burrows
Austrian
Clark
Senate
Gov. Demeen
Cuban Ship Arrives With Gen. Aguilera Remains
Coast guard vessel Yara arrived from Havana to convey the body of Gen. Pran Aguilera to Tampa. Delegates included Marquis D. Santa Jucia Gen. Betancourt and Al Ruiz. The body lay in state at the Centro Clubhouse until Thursday before the Yara sails to Key West en route to Havana.
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Tampa
Fla
Coast Guard
Havana
Pran Aguilera
New York
Marquis D. Santa Jucia
Chase Succeeds Stallings in Highlanders Management
Hal Chase is named the Highlanders new manager replacing George Stallings who resigned after a three hour conference with President Fr J Farrell. Stallings acknowledged his resignation and Chase gains permanent charge with full authority. An earlier bar on Chase was found unfounded.
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New York
Hal Peerless
Highlanders
George Stallings
J. Farrell
Stallings
Edairs
Capt
Chase
Highlan
Stall
Census report shows population gain in city
Washington report from the census office states the city now has 47,227 residents, up from 46,? in 1960, marking a significant gain over the last decade. The 1900 population was 5,525, with an increase that exceeds 100 percent over the period.
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Washington
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Weather Forecast
Mlinois
Indiana
Wie Sonsin
Gov. Hughes
Grand Rapids Grocer
Pere Marquette Tracks
Ontario
Stranger
Lion Tamer
Leo
Senator Weldon
Amereay Press Assi
SENA
W.P
Isenator James
B. Frazier
Joseph F .Johnston
TH. Paynter
William Lorimer
Ilinois
J. C. Burrows
Heyburn
Idaho
Dillingham
Ver Mont
Gamble
South Dakota
Vrazier
Tennessee
Johnson
Alabama
Springfield
Conetess
Mr. Shank
Trlat Saratoga
New York Republican Convention
Sherman
William Barnes Jr
Mr. Sherman
Col. Roosevelt
Saratoga Station
Lloyd Griscom
Cornelius Collins
United States Hotel
Mr. Roosevelt
Progres
Ghanles
Lorimer Gale
Reister & Son
John A. Babcock Commission
U.S. Yards
Deneen
Gen. Aguilera
Weehawken
N. J
Lancaster
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