Funeral today for David H. Ganes former resident
The body of David H. Ganes who died January 6 in Sioux Falls arrived in Cedar Falls Iowa for burial at Hillside Cemetery. The funeral will be held at Brown & Son undertaking parlors led by Rev. J B Snowden with burial at Hillside. Ganes was born in Aurora Illinois and lived on a North of town home farm before moving to South Dakota. He is survived by siblings Albert Ganes Primghar Iowa and Mrs Jake Dewey Cedar Falls. Theophulus Ganes was brought to Cedar Falls earlier for burial.
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Cedar Falls
David H. Ganes
Sioux Falls
Brown & Son
J. B. Snowden
Hillside, Cemetery
Aurora
South Dakota
Albert Ganes
Primghar
Jake Dewey
Theophulus Ganes
Market News from Chicago and Midwest Livestock
Trading notes from Chicago and regional markets show mixed movement in grains and livestock. Cattle and hog prices eased or opened lower in St Louis Kansas City and Omaha with receipts and futures activity touching varied levels across regions.
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Kansas City
Omaha
Neb
Texas
Chicago
MARKET REPORTS AND COTTON CORNER CHARGE
Wheat and corn prices with bid quotes for various grades and futures. Stock closes for Canadian Pacific Pennsylvania Rock Island and others. James A Patten to stand trial on charge of cornering cotton.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Canadian Pacific
Pennsylvania
Tohonr SS
Rock Island
Chisaga Great Western
TGR Northwestern
Atontsan
American Smelter
Union Pacific
THOR
Baltimore and Ohio
Southern Pacific
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
United States Steel, Common
United States Steel
Amalgamated Copper
TAR
Northern Pacific
Ss Ae
Supreme Court sends cotton corner case to lower court
The Supreme Court ruled that James A. Patten of New York and three others must face trial in a lower court on charges of cornering cotton in 1909 and 1910. The decision does not resolve guilt, and if a corner did occur it violated the Sherman anti trust law. The case stems from a $35,000,000 profit claim by manipulators.
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Washington
James A. Patten
New York
Supreme Court
Jack Rose Fades From Favor in New York Florist and Bar Circles
The Rosenthal murder case shifts preferences as florists rename the Jack Rose to Richmond rose to avoid the name. Bartenders consider renaming the Jack Rose cocktail to Royal Smile to boost sales. The piece also notes the Women’s National Democratic League meeting in Washington with Mrs. John Sherwin Crosby as president.
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New York
Herman Rosenthal
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Brooklyn Florists
Richmond
Jack Rose
Jack’ Rose
Washington
Women’s National Democratic League
John Sherwin Crosby
Woodrow Wilson
Royal Smile Cocktail Takes Patron by Storm
The bartender unveils the Royal Smile a mysterious drink combining gin applejack grenadine and lemon juice. A customer orders another after the first proves potent leaving him merry as King Cole. Nearby John O Connell at Van Cortlandt Park hotel offers a different mix titled Gyp the Blood.
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King Cole
John O'Connell
van Cortlandt Park
Hudson Lowe
Pame
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TIE Town
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Janesville
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