Market News From Chicago Board of Trade Prices and Hogs Cattle
Chicago market section reports moisture and unsettled weather pushing wheat lower while Kansas crop prospects cheer bears. May wheat opened down, later recovered slightly. corn and oats show varied activity. Hog and cattle markets open lower to steady with demand and receipts forecast. New York and St Louis closing quotes listed. cash grain prices given for wheat corn and oats. miscellaneous notes include ads and classifieds.
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Kansas
Liverpool
Dynamiter Cavanaugh Sentenced to Ten Years
Columbus March 27 William Cavanaugh the first of four dynamiters found guilty is sentenced to ten years in the Ohio penitentiary by Judge Rogers He was convicted of having dynamite unlawfully in his possession and of placing it on a street car track with five years on each count.
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Columbus
William Cavanaugh
Ohio
Rogers
Cavanagh
Inferno in Ten Story Factory Traps Many Women
A devastating blaze in a ten story building used for a shirtwaist shop and celluloid factory traps workers on upper floors. Fire ladders reach only to seven floors, forcing many to leap to pavement. seventeen dead or dying on the street. Fire nets save some but many victims perish amid chaos as hundreds flee to street. Panic grips nearby district as ambulances rush the injured to hospitals.
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Behins
Washington Place
Miller Killed by Cart in Nebraska Tragedy
The funeral of Samuel Miller, 32, who died when a hose cart ran over him in Crawford Nebraska, was held in Independence Iowa. He was son of Job J. and Amanda Miller, longtime residents, and a member of the local fire company. His father, also named Miller, was killed here years ago by an engine. Survived by one brother Howard. relatives Ida Harmon and Myra Meliss Sproul attended.
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Independence
Stammael Miller
Owas
Crawford
Neb
Ethel Thurch
Job J
Amanda Miller
Miller
Howard Miller
Ida Harmon
Mya
Meliss Sproul
Waterloo
Thompson to Colorado Springs on homestead claim
L G O Thompson, former secretary of the boys' department of the M G A, leaves tonight for Colorado Springs to take up a homestead claim. He expects to be away about two weeks on the first trip. All of the boys genuinely regret that Tom has relinquished his work because of poor health and wish him abundant success in his venture.
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L.go. Thompson
Boys’ Department
The
Colorado Springs
Colo
Tommy
Family Reunion Brings Joy to Young Household
Mr and Mrs Charles M Young hosted a Sunday family reunion at their Lighland home with members from Jesup Decorah Freeport and Waterlow. Relatives arrived after winter trips to California to reunite with the family and share fresh fruit samples from California. The gathering featured informal visiting and a note of surprise at the extended family’s turnout.
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Lighland
Smilis
Mr. Young
Ford
George W. Young
Jesup
C. M. Young
California
Rn. Young
Freewort
A. Levize
Decorah
Waterlow
Freeport
Towa
St Josephs School Plans Move to Build New Structure
The members of St. Joseph's Catholic church plan to relocate the Our Lady of Victory academy building around May 1. Plans for the new school are complete and bids for its erection will be sought soon. Classes are expected to close about April 15 to allow uninterrupted construction.
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St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Our Lady of Victory Academy
Executors Granted Presumption of Cecil Brace Death
London March 27. The probate court granted leave to presume Cecil Brace death, the aviator who perished attempting a cross channel flight. His body has never been recovered.
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London
Cecil Brace
Wireless aid sent as steamer in danger near Florida shoals
The steamship D. S N Luckenbark lies in a perilous position on New Ground shoals northwest of Kew Waost Fla. The revenue cutter Forward stands by and has called for help. The Yama Craw was ordered to the scene by wireless from New York. Also Linckoen back sailed from Tampa March 22 for Baltimore with cargo and 29 crew. no passengers aboard. Great Lakes tariff opens in Detroit as City of Detroit departs for Cleveland amid a 32 mile gale. Erie clear of ice between here and Cleveland.
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Luckenbark
New Ground Shoals
Kew Waost
Fla
New York
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Baltimore
Detroit
Mich
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Cleveland
Ike Erie
Editor Dies on Street in Tharnville
Tharnville editor Mitreh T., 53, native of Indiana, dropped dead on a street today. He led the Ellome Enterprise since 1888 and played a prominent role in national politics. Survived by two brothers. reported losses from a town fire in Ozark area estimated at 50,000 dollars with most business buildings destroyed. cause unknown.
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Ellome Enterprise
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Iasinisi
Search for Lost Stip. Reports False Cal Steamer Sighting
Washington reports Captain Daniels of the revenue cutter McCulloch conducted a thorough search of California coast after a burning steamer was sighted near Eureka on Saturday. No survivors or disaster were found. the sighting is considered probably untrue and the McCulloch was sent to continue the search.
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Town Talk Items From Waterloo and Surrounding Areas
Miss Zelin Hodge becomes stenographer for Town Securities in the Commercial bank building. Harry Strong visits Waterloo, staying with FE Wenner. Dr. McCurdy of Independence comes to Waterloo on business. Arthur Brown, Town State law student, visits family. Mildred Hummel travels from Town City to visit parents. Lewis Beeson of Nites, Mich., in Waterloo for real estate business. D B Davies returns from east on Citizens Gas and Electric business. Mrs. Walter Cox and twin babies back home in Alden after visit with grandmother. Mrs. I. Munger showing marked improvement and recovery progress. Four arrests for defacing Shores Fuel & Transfer Co. property: Harry Bell, Rh M Parker, Arthur Kern, Mike Amcre. Bell and Parker post $100 bonds. Kern and Moore released. Offense alleged to have occurred March 24.
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Waverly
Town Securities Company
Commercial Bank
Harry JL. Strong
Vinton
Waterloo
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FE. J. Wenner
Dr. McCurdy
Independence
Arthur Brown
Law Department
Town State University
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Lewis H. Beeson
Nites, Mich
D. DB. Davies
Mide
Citizens Gas & Electric Company
Shores Fuel & Transfer Company
Harry Bell
Rh. M. Parkins
Arthur Kern
Mke Amcre
Great Jubilee of Italian Unities Opens in Rome
Crowds fill Rome as Victor Emmanuel III inaugurates the Jubilee of Italian unities. Fireworks and bells ring from Janiculum hill. celebrations offend the Vatican with police deterring Jewish demonstrators. King, Queen Heleng, Duke of Genoa, Turin counts, ministers and diplomats attend the opening.
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Turin
Victor Emmanuel III
Italy
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Genoa
China Yields to Demands of Russia
Pekin, March 27. China will comply with Russia by adding Aland to the terms of the Russo Ultimatum on treaty provisions. The Chinese foreign office assured Russian minister M. Korostovetz that China is unprepared for war, with Japan watching closely from Beijing amid intense interest.
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China
Ching
Russia
M. Korostovetz
Issi
Tris
Japan
Peking
Meritel Rheumatism Powders Offer Easy Remedy
A new remedy for rheumatism from the American Drug and Press Association introduces Meritel Rheumatism Powders. The special formula, devised by its chemists, is claimed easy to take and certain in results. Said to be a boon to every sufferer and the best known remedy for rheumatism in all its forms, recommended by physicians and those who have tried it. For sale by Henderson Drug Co. and association representatives.
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American Drug and Press Association
Meritel
Henderson Drug Co
Associaion
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