Market Summary From New York and Chicago Exchanges
The market opened strong with broad buying across major issues. American Smelting led gains with fractional increases, while United States Steel and Reading rallied on high prices. several rails and copper stocks followed with mixed to rising quotes as bonds stayed firm and grain and live stock futures moved on weather and crop signals. In Chicago wheat and corn surged at the open, hogs and cattle saw steady to lower tones, and cheese and dairy prices varied with regional weather and supply updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Aug
Anadian Pactic
J. Paul
Great Northern
Union -Pieffle
Reading
St. Paul
Brocks
Hee Wena Electric & American
Bt Paul
Toledo
St. Louis
Weathn
Minneapolis
St Paul
Jtces
Chicago
Liverpool
Duluth
Tole
May de Ivers
Points of a Hotly Contested Ball Game at New York
Giants defeated the Cardinals 6 to 0 at Polo Grounds in New York. The report highlights exciting plays in the late innings and notes the strong pitching and defense that shut out St Louis. A sports column tone underscores the tense, competitive match and its seat-by-seat drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giants
Cardinals
Polo Ground
New York
St Louis
CITY MARKETS DAIRY AND LIVESTOCK PRICES
Prices paid to farmers and quotations from city market dealers cover dairy products beef lamb hogs veal eggs coal and general commodities. Entries include live weights and dressed outputs for beef, mutton, veal, and pork, plus feed, grain, oats straw and timber prices from local dealers and retailers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umburger
R-Dairy
Timothy Hway
Yar Hocking
Roenttz
Sherigngs
Boss & Welsmiller
Boar & Wolsmiller
Graham
Bret
Berter
Zontrer & Mueller
Michael Mpgurn Dead in Chicago Mandball Circles
Chicago report notes the death of Michael Sc Garn after a five week illness. He was a prominent handbell player for twenty years in Mandball circles and is mourned by peers. The piece also mentions Bronson Howard, the playwright, dying in Atlantic City and reflects on literary commentaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Michael Sc~Garn
Bronson Howard
New York
Aten-by-the-fes
N. J
Hearst Seeks Independence League Bid for Presidency
Washington dispatch reports rumors that William R Hearst may seek the Independence League presidential nomination in 1912 He chairs the league national committee and could steer a campaign to balance power in key states Indiana Illinois New York New Jersey Massachusetts Connecticut and California May shape a 1912 coalition with Democrats and labor groups as Gompers faces scrutiny and the party contemplates labor outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearst
Washington, D.C
William R . Hearst
Independence League
The
Independence
League
Indiana
Ilinois
New York
New Jersey
Masscchusetts
Connecticut
California
Bryan
Taft
Itaelt
Mr. Hearnts Chance
Winfield Scott
Pierce
Fremont
Buchanan
Democratic Party
Gompers
Samuel Gompers
Gompern
Chicago
Denver
Neal Can National Committee
Hichomek
Dayeetere
Republican National Committee
Mepro
National
Vorko
Democratiic
Indepandence League
Gompera
Washington
Chicago Independence League
New York State
Hughes
New York Republican Organisation
Friends of Hughesn
Tim Woodruff
Oyater
Anresa Hughes
Alao
Campaign visit fuels Virginia rally schedule
Associated Press reports Busy time awaits Republican leaders as Prank Ht Hiteneck chairs the national committee and Arthur I. Verya plan a Hot Springs arrival next week to discuss campaign matters. The piece notes local figures and interruptions in the Virginia State Bar event as part of a broader political scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Hot Springs
L'Renk
Hiteneeck
Republican National Committee
Arthur I. Verya
Tait
Viewinia State Bar Association
J. Obries
Wrasse
COOK GAINS GROUND IN WISCONSIN SENATE RACE
Milwaukee Aug 6 The Sentinel reports a month before primaries no clear frontrunner exists in the Wisconsin senatorial contest. McGovern remains a factor. Hatton and Cook show varied momentum while Stephenson’s campaign stalls. La Follette is accused by some camps of bias. Manson denies central involvement in petition circulation. Aylward touts confidence. Hannan departs. Hatton’s speakers begin touring statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Milwaukee Wis
Sean Seti
McGovern
Cook
Hatto
Stephenson
Stephanson
Fmrorita
Catalders
LA Follitte
Manger Koehler
la Fol Iette
Hatton
Ecampatesi
New London
Koehler
la Foliette
Hatton Ja
la Follette
Tle
Manson
Democratic State Central Committee
Patalanent
Doimeerath
Mouison Aval
Sehmiix
Sehmil
Plersioff
Gittings
Cunningham
Tan State Central
Nea
State Central Committee
Tohn A Aylward
Milwaukee
Frank Schultz
Aylward
Schmitz
John J Hannan
Knetald
Hateton
Benatoe Fludnall
Chicago Sweat Rollers On Heat Wave Sees Five Deaths
Chicago endures a twentieth day of extreme heat and a fifteenth day without rain. By Associated Press, several fatalities reported as hospital prostrations rise while New York notes heat impact. Fire Marshal Horan orders lumber yards kept wet until rain. One victim identified is Rev Dr Edward Wallace Mell, longtime pastor at St Edward the Martyr in East 10th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prep
Chicago
Horan
New York
Edward Wallace Mell
Epiaconal Church of
St. Edward the Martyr Ta
Eant 10Th Street
Coal and job ads fragment mix from a city paper
A ragged page lists coal pricing, contractor notes, church events, rental houses, sales ads, and multiple wanted ads. Items mention Frank McCabe Coal Co wards, various streets, real estate, household tasks, and employment needs with miscellaneous prices and contact details.
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Finapsial
BRW
York
Xornk
Amalgamated Capper
American Car
American Locomotive
Amercan
Ses Amer Smelting & Refining Pte
American Sugar Refining
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison
Pa Atchison Pie
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Olin
Chicago Northwestern
Mil & Bt Paul J Colorado Fuel & Tron
Colored & Southern
Belaware & Hudson
Denver & Rio Grande
tDenver
Rio Grande
Eric
Great Northern Ore Cits
Divion Central
International Paper
Tnterborough Met
Toterborough-Met
Lou's Me & Nashville
Mexican Central
Missouri Pack
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
National Biscuit
Wadionit
Wew
York Central
Northern Paci
Ucie Moll
Pennsylvania
Peoples Gas
Southern Pack
Outhern Railway
Casit Wheat
WNRAT
Stead
Hhard
Steaay
Cameries
Caliskh
Dalyies
Ilic
Young Americas
Turkess
Cheago
Brendy
Seatwestern
Dairy Markets
Hehoggan Falls
Wis
Young ‘Americas
Cisea
Seymour Wis
Dairy Board
Tia
Wie
Manitowoc Wis
Aliio Board
Americas
Lherpool
Ateas
Miwaukes
Michigan
Aouthara
Fies
Osage
Llkmia
Weil
Edward B. Duffy
Spd
Miwa
Rte
City Markets
Michael Mpgurn
Washington Matters
F Hughes
Huguta
Woodrut
Cortelyou
New York Party
H C. Stevens
Mitchceck
Verya Re Vielt
Neenan
SNE Front
Gates
Fainhithes
Hewdey
Mad
Peddiere
Boyd & Fon
Boot Cash
Boyd & Son
City Market
Mes
John Bleecher
First Methodist Church
Regina
Bridge
Maasl
Crowell Lia Parke
Geo H Dullinger
Llubanace
Crear Port
Sita Howard Puinnce
Isi Jackson St
Carl
Frank McCabe
Wisconsin
Aienue
Satmat
Browiley Laws
Soctal
Thur
Ladies of St Peters Catholic Church
High Street
Wil Ghoeson Novelty Lawn
Alen Bohnskopt
Ame
North Park Avenue
Prospect
Chaine
Osk
Linder
Stevare
Algoma
Purasia Toor
Madera Conveniences
Vintec Inquire
Brent Ware
Luessin
Hetuin
Badger Concrete Co
Marlion Street
H. M. Harmon
Reim’s
Shoe Hospital
Goodyear
Main St
McDonald
Undertakers
M. Lampson
Mallery & Arhelger Undertakers
Main Street
Walery 1628
Arhelger
Cc. M. Perry
Frank Steeps
Green Bay
Meamer
Mayflower
Light Street
Wehdge
Rowe Wip
Tucetny Puazing Agi
Marter
Prevost
Kenmeth-Kepared
Deni
Fond du Lac
Winnebago Traction Company
Oshkosh
Neenah
Suninvs
Oshkoan
Usti-Omro
H. F. Wenrich
Lala
Peter Rasmussen
Louis Laren
Cemant
Onden Avenue
Mastercot
Oshkosh & Winneconne
ANONA
Frank Leach Hardware Co
South Main
Garland
H. H. Schrottky
Merritt St. Zoene le
Coal and Wood
FG. Arnold
Julius
Fulton Street
Telesphone
Krippene Hardware Co
Benedict, Morsell & Caldwell
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