Roosevelt Replies to Bryan Over Haskell Oil Ties
President Roosevelt refutes Bryan's charges against Oklahoma Governor Haskell and Standard Oil ties. The reply cites court records on Prairie Oil and Gas, notes Haskell's role as Denver platform chairman, and contrasts Taft and Foraker actions. Roosevelt portrays Haskell as unfit for public trust and condemns the campaign link to corporate interests.
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Washington, D. C
Teesieck
White House
Bryan
Hearst
Haskell
Democratic Campaign Committee
Standard Oil
Ohio
Oklahoma
Denver
Platform Committee
Roosevelt
Prairie Oil and Gas Company
Court of Superior
Great Corporation
Standard Oil Company
United States
St. Louis
National Transit Company
Taft
Foraker
State University
Roosevelt Attacks Bryan Democracy on Trusts and Public Trusts
The text condemns Haskell as a Bryan ally and criticizes his roles in the Democratic machine. It questions Bryan's view of Cleveland's public trust motto and warns of dire outcomes for education, governance, and federal offices if Democrats gain control. Roosevelt also attacks Bryan's trust regulation plan as radical yet ineffective.
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Haskell
Bryan
Democratic National Committee
Philippines
Porto Rico
Panama Canal
Post Office
Interior and Agricultural Departments
Oklahoma
Washington
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Foley’s Orino Laxative Proves Gentle and Pleasant
Foley’s Orino Laxative is presented as an improved remedy not to gripe or nauseate. The product is guaranteed and advertised by A. W. Morgan, a local druggist.
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Foley
A. W. Morgan
Hughes Talks in Waterloo Governor to speak in Waterloo Iowa
New York Governor Hughes will speak in Waterloo Iowa on this visit arranged by Manager Lyon of the republican state central committee speakers bureau. Waterloo candidate for congress Charles E Pickett helped secure the assignment and will be present. Hughes can make only one speech in town.
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New York
Chicago
Ill
Hughes
Waterloo
Iowa
Lyon
Republican State Central Committee
Charles E. Pickett
Congress
Boone
Thrasher Killed As Bridge Collapses Under Engine
Clarence Shaeffer 21 died crossing a wagon bridge near Eagle Grove Iowa when the bridge gave way and the thrashing engine plunged into the creek. He was scalded by steam and a rod pierced his body. The accident occurred about four o clock in the afternoon two miles southeast of town. A two inch plank across the bridge was used raising questions of township liability.
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Eagle Grove
Clarence Shaeffer
Shaeffer
Riot Ends Wild Game Cubs and Giants Mixed Reactions
New York and Chicago ended yesterday's game in a riot and a tie after a play at second base nullified a Chicago run. Umpire O Day ruled Merkle failed to touch second, sparking a field riot as Chance Evers Tinker Marshall and Hayden from Chicago were assaulted. Murphy and McGraw claim the game for Chicago and the league faces a crisis. Sox win 3 2 in ten innings but Billy Sullivan suffers a season ending thumb injury.
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Chicago
Merkle
McCormick
Bridwell
O'Day
Pittsburg
Chance
Howard
Evers
Tinker
Marshall
Hayden
Emlie
Murphy
McGraw
Sox
Ill
Athletics
South Side Park
Billy Sullivan
Smith
Market Update from Chicago Wheat Corn and Live Stock Prices
Today’s quotations show wheat May at 103% 104% open and close near 103% 104%. Corn May 64% 65% range with today at 64% 65%. Hogs and pork futures steady with top day price about 7.45 for bulk. fancy load sold at 7.50. Cars received and estimates for tomorrow list wheat corn oats shipments.
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Chicago
Reading stock advances after heavy selling by H Content
New York traders pushed Reading shares higher after heavy selling by H Content, aided by orders from Miller & Co. and J. R. Williston & Co. Uptown traders renewed interest in the stock for its close market and quick action. Some on the floor doubt the early rally, while others fear dividend cuts after the election could lead to wage reductions.
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New York
Reading
H. Content
Miller & Co
J. R. Williston & Co
Corn and oats rise as early buying boosts Chicago markets
Chicago opens with corn up about 5 percent on local demand but eases as selling by Bartlett Patten and others pulls prices back. Oats jump initially percent to percent, aided by wheat strength and lighter receipts, while overall market remains cautious in a cool northwest Canada influenced session.
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Chicago
Ill
Canada
Bartlett, Patten and
Commission
Chicago Grain and Provision Market Summary
Chicago September 24 reports. December wheat opened 1.00 1.01 1.04 near closes. corn December 65 to 66 cents. oats December 49 cents. pork January 16.80 16.82. lard January 9.82. ribs January 8.80. rye cash 75 cents. barley 57 to 62 cents. timothy 3.50. clover October 9.00. Cash grain shows No 2 red 1.00 1.015 and other bids across varieties.
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Chicago
Baseball Game Pairings For Today
American League games include New York at Chicago, Boston at St. Louis, Philadelphia at Detroit, and Washington at Cleveland. National League matchups feature Chicago at New York, Cincinnati at Philadelphia, and Pittsburg at Brooklyn.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
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Cleveland
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
National League
Death of Mrs. Briar Shocks Des Moines Friends
Mrs. John Briar of East Grand avenue died at her mother’s home, 1467 East Court avenue, after illness from acute indigestion. She had expected to move to her own home on Monday. Her husband John Briar is Governor Cummins' private secretary.
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Des Moines
John Briar
East Grand Avenue
S. E. Capron
East Court Avenue
Cummins
Chicago Live Stock Market Report September 24
Chicago market roundup shows cattle receipts about 5 000 with strong demand. Beeves bring 3.75 to 7.76, Texans 3.60 to 5.10, calves 6.00 to 8.25. Horse receipts around 15 000 with strong demand. light 6.55 to 7.25, heavy 6.55 to 7.45, bulk hog sales 6.80 to 7.10. Sheep receipts 18 000 and steady, ewes 2.25 to 4.75, lambs 3.25 to 5.70.
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Chicago
Chicago Produce Market Report
Chicago market notes on Sept 24 show butter steady with creamery at 19 to 24 cents and dairies 17 to 20 cents. Eggs remain firm with firsts at 22 cents.
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Chicago
Chicago Poultry Market Update
Chicago market report shows poultry trading steady with live birds. Turkeys quoted 14 to 15 cents per pound, chickens 10 ½ to 11 ½ cents, springs 11 to 12 cents.
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Chicago
New York Produce Market Report
Butter remains firm with no change as New York wholesale prices hold steady. Egg prices show irregular movements amid receipts of 10 000 while butter receipts total 5200 at the market in New York.
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New York
New York Poultry Market Prices Report
New York market notes poultry prices date September 24. Alive poultry firm with springs fowls and turkeys 14 cents. Dressed poultry steady with springs 15 to 19 cents fowls 14 to 15 ½ cents and spring turkeys 20 to 22 cents.
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New York
New York Grain Market Report Sept 24
New York prices for grain show wheat for December at 1.10 and a half, corn at 77 cents. Market notes indicate modest demand with futures fluctuating on supply expectations.
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New York
Wheat and corn prices in St. Louis market report
St. Louis commodity noting Wheat December at $1.02 with futures, Corn at 63 cents, Oats at 49 1/2 cents. Market tease signals a cautious trading day with small price moves and standard grain spreads.
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St. Louis
Peoria Grain Market Report from Peoria Ill
In Peoria Illinois on September 24 the grain market lists Corn No 2 yellow at 79 cents per bushel with steady trading.
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Peoria
Ill
Local Produce and Livestock Market Prices Listed
A dense rundown of commodity quotes across grains, feeds, fruits, vegetables, and live stock. Corn, oats, wheat, and hay prices shown with per cwt or per bushel figures. peaches, watermelons, grapes, apples, and pears listed with per unit rates. Live stock including cattle, sheep, and veal prices provided, along with butter eggs and poultry rates from Muscatine Produce Co. Markets.
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Rocky Fords
Doz Muscatine Produce Co
Vegetabiea
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National League Today
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