Hat and sweater coats advertised with Beachey price and new styles
A retailer promotes a Beachey hat at 3 dollars and announces new sweater coats arriving in plain colors and color mixes. The seller urges customers to view ahead of fashion and remarks on special pricing and a large line.
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Beachey
Gaynor Accepts Nomination. Hearst May Run for Mayor
Justice William J. Gaynor accepted the Democratic nomination for mayor of Greater New York. Hearst signaled he might run on an independent ticket if Gaynor did not denounce Tammany Hall. Gaynor avoided attacking opponents, noting only a mild remark about Barnard the Republican candidate.
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New York
William J. Gaynor
Greater
Wiliam Randolph Hearst
Justice Gerner
Justice Gaynor
Gaynor
Barnard
Divorce suit filed by Lucy Richmond for custody of son
Lucy Richmond sues her husband A L Richmond for divorce and custody of their seven year old son Alford Carroll Richmond. Married in Washington DC on August 10 1899 the complaint cites cruel and inhuman treatment and seeks $25 monthly alimony plus a restraining order to keep Richmond from interfering with her affairs.
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Lucy Richmond
A. L. Richmond
Alford Carroll -Richmond
Washington, D. C
Plaintif
England May Get Women's Golf Title
Dorothy Campbell, British champion, defeated Philadelphia's Mrs. Caleb F. Fox 3 up 2 to play in the semifinals. Philadelphia's Mrs. Roland H. Barlow beat Miss Margery Phelps 6 up 5 to play. The final match between Campbell and Barlow was set for tomorrow.
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Philadelphia
Great Britain
Dorothy Campbell
Caleb F. Fox
Miss Campbell
Roland H. Barlow
Margery Phelps
Boston
Miss Barlow
Nine students fined for lard incident at Bentley residence
Eleven youths faced Judge Kepford after a lard smear at the Bentley residence. Nine were fined five dollars each for aiding as supers and noise making, while two others were fined one hundred dollars. All fines paid. the group bears the cost of two hundred forty five dollars. Some boys complain of sore hips from the woodshed sessions with "dad" the night before.
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Bentley
Kepford
Hog and cattle markets in Chicago opening steady to strong
Chicago markets report estimated receipts for October 8 totaling 211000 hogs 21000 cattle and 2000 sheep. Hog prices opened steady and closed strong with ranges from 7.15 to 8.05 for mixed and butchered hogs and 7.30 to 8.10 for good to choice heavy hogs. Cattle and sheep markets also opened and closed strong and steady respectively with notable activity expected tomorrow at 7000 hogs.
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Chicago
Commodity Prices and New York Markets Report
Cash wheat and corn prices listed with bids and buys for various grades. New York stock market quotes at 1:30 pm show several railroads, utilities, and manufacturers with mixed movements and close readings.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Atchison
Amalgamated Copper
Amaconda
American Locomotive
American Smelter
Baltimore and Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake and Ohio
Colorado
Erie
Gentral
Louisville and Nashville
New York Central
People’s Gas
Pennsylvania
Waterloo Market Prices Report From Oct 8 1909
A fragment shows grain and livestock prices and market items from Waterloo with entries for oats rye barley prairie hay tame hay straw eggs dairy butter potatoes lard and various cattle hog and calf prices, along with hides and wool notes.
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Waterloo
Kansas
Cosm ‘Bros
Chicago Crusade Against Shady Hotels Expands
Chicago police under Chief Steward plan a citywide drive against disreputable hotels in the Loop district. The effort links with reform groups including the Sunday Evening club and supporters of Clifford Roe to curtail alleged white slave trade. Gypsy Smith revivals may bolster the moral campaign as officers monitor entrances and have already turned away nineteen couples recently.
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Chicago
Joop
Steward
Clifford G. Roe
Sunday Evening Club
Lavin
Notice of Proof of Will in Black Hawk County Iowa
State of Iowa Black Hawk County in the district court September term 1909 to all whom it may concern you are hereby notified that an instrument of writing purporting to be the last will and testament of Eller P Choate deceased having been this day filed opened and read Monday the 18th day of October 1909 is fixed for hearing proof of same Dated October 7 1909 3 M Bentley Clerk District Court
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District Court
Eller P. Choate
M. Bentley
Clerk District Court
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