Wall Street Opens Active With Mixed Early Gains
The market opened with broad activity and fractional gains across many counters led by National Lead Reading American Smelting Amalgamated Copper and Union Pacific while several issues slipped from earlier highs. Trading eased late with many prices near steady as Readings rose buoyantly while some industrials fell back and copper shares fluctuated.
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Waa Uy
Reading
American Smelting
Amalgamated Copper
Louisville & Nastville
Union Pacific
Rock Island
St. Paul
Southern Pacific
Northern Pole
Missouri Pacific
United States Steel
American Car
Utah Copper
Toledto
St. Louis& Western
Republic Steel
Generals Electric
Anaconda
Atchison, Falllmore & Ohio
Great’ Northern
Erie
Kansas & Texas
Norfolk & Western
American’ Car
Colorado Fuel
Brooklyn Transit
Chicago Great Western
Faelie Coast
American Car &° Foundry
American Locomedy
American Smelting & Refining
American Suar Refining
Anaconda Mining
Atchison
Atchison Preferred
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Missour
Pacific
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
National Biscwt
New York Central
Northern Pacific Pacific Mail
Pennsylvania
People's aGe
Hook Island
Southern Railway
Wabash
Western Union
Chicago and Milwaukee Market Review Highlights
Market report from Chicago and Milwaukee notes mixed activity across commodities. Wheat and corn influenced oats, with September contracts showing gains then declines, while hogs and cattle receipts reach around 77,000. Dairy and poultry steady to lower with soft demand, veal firm, and prices for cattle and sheep varying by category.
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Milwaukee
Wis
City Markets Dairy and Meat Prices From Local Dealers
Prices paid to farmers and quotations from local dealers cover butter eggs beef mutton hogs veal and other meats. Grain oats corn flour patent rye wheat bran and feed are listed with per unit and per ton rates, alongside produce such as eggs apples and potatoes and assorted wood and lumber prices.
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Bunkel
Ly Bossé& Welssriiler
Loss & Weissnuer
Zentner & Muellar
Oshkosh Man Gets On Team At Camp Perry
OSHKOSH MAN GETS ON TEAM wnp Douglas Wis Aug 8 Troopey er FSijazler of troop AL Milwaukee leads thy cousin Hauionsl guard in rifle work 2 evening presented with officers' medal for highest aggregate score during the week and distinguished marksman's decoration first time he has competed on the Wisconsin range The Oshkosh soldier had easy sailing Friday afternoon and was close to the top At Camp Perry five of the fifteen men are Milwaukee regiments The Third regiment led with four decorations First with three Second and Tenth battalions two each Corporal Edwand company F Oshkosh Color sergeant Huntzick cond Teaiment high score 48 of 50 in 1600
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Douglas
Wis
Camp Perry
Mirsty
Milwaukee
Rextra
Edwand
F. Oshkosh
Huntzick
Markamen
Nauter
Hatton Denies Involvement in Strange Lieutenant Governor Bid
Milwaukee dispatch reports W H Hatton denying any role in promoting John Strange for lieutenant governor. The piece outlines opposition views, possible motives tied to Governor Davidson and Cook territory, and a maze of theories about candidates for insurance commissioner and state treasurer. It notes Hatton’s campaign activity, Madison discussions, and ongoing political maneuvering ahead of primaries.
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Milwaukee
Wis
the Sentinel Today
W. H. Hatton
John Strange
Mr. Strange
Mr. Hatton
Plankinton
Mr. Cook
Cook
Madison
Strange
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Beedle
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Burtell
Col. W. C. Brumder
Adam Meckenheimer
Mr. Trottman
Purtell
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Troltman
Ekern
Ya. Ekern
Lehmils
Trottman
Schmits
Tways
Brimder
Senators
Mose
Asta
Halton
Mitewaukee
Tillatton
Alteavy
Stephenson
McGovvern
McGovern
Corrigan
Regan
Opening meeting of Republican camp at Youngstown
The article notes the opening meeting of the Republican camp at Youngstown on September 1 with orators including Governor Andrew L. Farris of Ohio and Charles Hughes of New York and Senator Albert J. Beveridge of Indiana. Invitations may go to U S senators Joseph P. Foraker and Charles Dick though not on the program.
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Tamprlin
Associated Pre
Cedar Point
Milwaukee Wins National Knights of Pythias Convention
The Knights of Pythias closed its convention in Toston Mass selecting Milwaukee as the site for its 1916 national gathering. The event is described as one of the largest fraternal conventions, reflecting strong local sentiment and fundraising for a campaign fund.
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Toston
Mass
Knights of Pythias
Milwaukee
The First Train Ride Hero of New York's Early Years
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls Stephen Smith Du Bois, then a 15 year old boy, riding the first passenger train on the Mohawk and Hudson route from Providence to Albany in 1881 aboard the alembic locomotive De Witt Clinton. He describes the journey with vivid detail, the eager dignitaries aboard, and the sense of daring as the long line of stage Coach style cars rattled along at speed.
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New York
Amerie
Stephen Smith Dubois
Providence
Sarmtaga County
Albany
Jonger
de Witt
Jonathan
Mohawk and Hudson
Thac Meyer
Rand
Wervis
John F. Jervis
John Hamnson
Firtman
John Clark
Con Hietor
Sul
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