15 Sep 1916
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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1916
Page
1
Commodity quotations show copper and nickel firm as brass buyers seek Beale and Teermbe in the market. Wheat futures rise amid strong demand, with New York prices compared to last year and yesterday. dairy, poultry, and market staples reflect varied shifts, while Western pricing movements and attention to Liverpool trends signal broad price activity across metals and farm products.
Grnnge W. Simm of Ansonia, reputed to be a sales representative for Ed Wile Company, was arrested by Det. Flood in a scheme involving a stolen estate and jewelry from the Wile firm. Police traced suspects to several addresses, with testimony noting Simm’s long-time pattern of embezzlement. The case centers on a September 6 incident in which a sale was tied to a large flow of goods, with investigators pursuing multiple leads and a brokerage account tied to the alleged purchase.
A garbled police department entry lists names and figures such as May and St Yeaterday, with references to a Timothy and a Worthon. It mentions monetary amounts around 24 000 to 25 000 plus various items and prices, then shifts to market notes on sugar futures, cash prices, and oil futures with mentions of districts, contracts, and months. The text reads as a mishmash of crime, commodities, and market data without coherent events.
Shipping Information and Marine News of the World offers a compact miniature almanac style snippet. The readable text mentions various sailors and ships with scattered names, hints of routes, and a tone of period maritime reporting despite heavy OCR corruption.
Fragmented OCR lists traders and prices with many entities like Allyanee Blam We, Cooper, Central, Nickel, and City. The text catalogs trades, percent figures, and participant names in a dense, garbled stock exchange style, noting units of ten shares and various percentages.
The weather section notes mild temperatures with showers possible and a mix of winds across regions. Mining stocks and energy notes show activity with several companies listed and price movements, while rates, merger news, and late-night updates hint at broader market activity.
The article reports a sharp break in wheat prices driven by strategic moves affecting Western interests and the Chicago market. It notes weather impacts, bank concerns, and government responses while naming exchanges, traders, and regions involved in the fallout.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a street scene with unclear names and actions. It references people and places in incomplete form, leaving the main event unspecified and hard to identify. The readable bits hint at a local incident or commute disruption without concrete details.
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