Turbulent Opening in NY Stocks and Market Reactions
The New York stock market opened with sharp fractional declines and broad activity in industrials. Major names such as Amalgamated Copper and Reading showed notable movements while St Paul, Union Pacific, and Pennsylvania faced brief declines before a modest rally. Agricultural items and commodities also appear in the notes with prices and bids for apples, oranges, berries, and staples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gt. Paul
Faelic
Reading
Amalgamated Copper
Ahaconda
Tennessee Copper
Toledo
St Louis
Western
Norfolk and Western
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Pennsylvania
WHEAT AND COMMODITIES MARKETS REPORT RUSH IN WIDE BIAS
Chicago market notes show damage claims and offset in northwest cables with wheat active and strong. September futures rose then fell on harvest reports while corn and oats moved with receipts and rain expectations. hogs and cheese also described with mixed price shifts across Chicago and Minneapolis markets.
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Chicago
Northwest
Minneapoli
Duluth
Dakotas
Sig
Strong
Mill@Hill
Park
Local market prices and quotations for farm products
Quotations reported by local dealers cover butter beef mutton hay oats corn and flour with prices paid to farmers. Items include eggs poultry potatoes apples oats barley corn rye graham bran patent pork lard and bacon. Regional market details list wholesale pork and lard figures and various cuts with delivered or per bushel per ton notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nes
Bocknont
Boca Hontas
AIM
Hoss & Welsmilier
Boss & Welser
Zentner & Mueller
Organization for La Follette Plans Wisconsin Weekly
Milwaukee reports say Robert M. La Follette aims to launch a Wisconsin state weekly newspaper edited by himself if his effort to secure a 10 000 subscription base succeeds. The move signals a rift with his former organ in Madison and with Senator Stephenson. Alfred T. Rogers declines to confirm or deny the plan while noting it is under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Onescape
Robert M. la Follette
William Jennings Bryan
Wisconsin
Bryan
United States
la Follette Heutenantg
la Follette Licksie
la Ollette
Ta Follette
Stephenson
la Follette
Rogers
Madison
Alfred T. Rogers
la Foliette
Wisonsin
le Follette
Kanaas
Nebraska
Iowa
The Star Angled Babe of Rethichen
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls preachers from childhood, notably Old Anthony once enslaved by Bwop Cox of Laxington. He uttered the line the star apangied babe of Rethichen in a night of vague inspiration, with garbled phrases from a magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony
Bwop Cox
Laxington
Rethichen
Tre Forchene
Dover Resigns as GOP Secretary for Advisory Post
Elmer Dover of Ohio resigns as secretary of the Republican national committee to become secretary of a new advisory committee working with George R. Sheldon, treasurer. The move ends rumors of a rift with Chairman Hitchcock. William Hayward of Nebraska City, Nebraska will succeed Dover as secretary of the national committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Elmer
Dover
Ohio
George R. Sheldon
Hitchcock
William Hayward
Nebraska City
Neb
Mr. Dover
Clark Hospital plans proceed in Neenah
Special to The Northwestern reports W C B Clark in talks with Chicago architect C J Knitter about a hospital to be built for the late Mrs Wheda Clark Peters. Crank in on plan by Klafter. construction starts within two weeks. Also covered: Emma Brown’s return after alleged attempted forced marriage case. court case against Italian Dominian Demetshe. tax assessments for W T S H & P Co and Water power. school census shows 1 853 pupils. city council approves bills and a 6 000 loan. Riverside park photos to host joint picnic for local and Fond du Lac assemblies on August 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neenah
Wis
Manitowoc
Emma Brown
George Brown
Union Street
Miss Brown
Dominian
Demetshe
Hallan
Herr
Collins
Board of Review
Neenah and Menisha
John I Bergs
Beggs
L. H. Freaman
F. J. Sensenbrenner
Kimberly- Clark Company
Waler
Common Council
Board of Public Works
J. Rasmussen & Sona
Oshkosh
Wisconsin Avenue
North Commercial Street
Knights of Pythias to wear uniforms in saloons
Milwaukee Aug 1 The twenty fifth biennial supreme assembly of the Knights of Pythias adopts a radical prohibition stance shift by allowing any uniformed member to enter saloons. The group votes to expand the four battalion uniform system and to tighten army drill rules, with next biennial assembly planned for Milwaukee in 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Knight of Pythias
Supreme Assembly
Knights of Pythias
Thoston
United States Army
Deadly wrecks and fires disrupt region across states
Glendive Montana Aug 11 Northern Pacific train No 2 wrecked near Allard station killing fireman A B Matthews and an unknown tramp and injuring about twenty. Express messenger J B Wilson of St Paul was the sole recoverer. In Ohio four killed and nearly forty injured after Western Suburban Electric cars collided near Piqua. At Wheeling West Virginia a fire in a building killed three and endangered a mother and children, while a separate incident in Sidney caused further casualties and investigations into railroad conduct.
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Northern Pacific
Montana
Wisconsin
Ohio
West Virginia
Associated Prova
Glendive
Mont
Glendiva
A. B. Matthews
Dickinson
N. D
J. B. Wilson
St. Paul
Allard
Acts Promptuuy
Litch
A. M. Mundtuften
Ripterst
Piqua
Western Ohio Traction Company
F& Sloop
William Balley
Plana
Tame
Kehoe
National Cash Register
Dayton
George Molettuen
Bydney
Toan Association
Wiliam McClelland
Sidney
Moss
Bailey
Bhg
Heapa
Shelby County
Phogarla
Costello
Hale
James Berry
Imine
Eaers
Miss Edith Babbitt Located Near Portage Wisconsin
Balott Wisconsin August 1 Miss Edith Babbitt, believed demented, who had been missing since she fell from a train near Chicago over a month ago, was found today with her sister’s husband Hey J. D. White and a committee from Whitelens, they reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Burr
Whitelaws
Miss Babbitt
Congressman Babbitt
Moody Institute
Chisaga
Terre Haute
Indiana
Yvaln
Iilness
Wlaconaln
Balott
Wis
Edith Babbitt
Chicago
Portage
Hey
J. D. White
MEET IN NEW HALL AT ST MARYS C OF F QUARTERS
St Marys court C O F one of the state’s largest meets tonight in new quarters at St Marys school hall Plumer hall leased for five years due to growing membership. Harbour harbor project planned at Brighton Beach to ease landing for large boats. work expected after season end. Various local social notes and minor updates follow including visits, illnesses, and municipal sidewalk work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menasha
Wis
St. Mary's Court
Plunenershalk
St. Mary's School Hall
Brighton Beach
Hilda
Anna Krautkramer
Irlanda
Joseph Chapleau
Gilbert
St. Paul
George Lorkey
Milwaukee
Mars
Joseph Horkes
Edward Sadler
Appleton Friends
Mra
Ernest Ooster
Lueinia Gothe
Oshkosh
Alice Remime
Green Bay
de Pere
George BE. Webster
Alice Huleit
Dally
Beniahu
Jarry Noble
Duluth
Ala Tether
L. J. Noble
Noyniut Street
Nieulet
Tayen Street
Mer
Mag
Pierce
Rev
My. A. de
Dana
John Wehehe
Adiilaglan
Rue
Bale
Val Enya Bix
Btone Foundation
Frantain
Iistern Water
Lotini
Eleventh Street
VA High Street
Uae
Agust
Addreyal
Kindane
Neville Puggs
Nori Park Avenue
Oshicogh Connect
Faltaven
Geo
Inkinson
Bec
Vanteda Cel
Elm &Tract
Wiscensin
Wisconsin
Thin Waok
Paterson
Tremont
Chor
Generali Mowseworkie Panler
Scherwon Avenue
Fireat Inventmenta
Dorth
Lenade
Cost Of State Insane Care In County Hospitals
The state board of control reports the annual cost to care for chronic insane patients in county hospitals totals 102500.85 with county shares 63.24 and state shares 102,500.85. Counties pay weekly expenses including clothing, and state funds cover per-patient weekly rates. Total chronic insane patients in county asylums last year averaged 4200 with detailed tabulations by county showing state and local contributions and amounts paid for care in state and county facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wits
Tts State Board of Control
Brown
Mippowa
Columbia
Dane
Dodge
Dunn
Bon Claire
Fond du Lac
Grant
Green
Tawa
Jeferson
la ‘Rete
Manitowne
Marinette
Milwhuskee
Marinat
Outas Fama
Tavine
Richland
Rose County
Mt. Crain
Bulen
Sauk
Sheboygan
Trempealeau
Vernon
Walworth
Washington
Waukesha
Wauninea
Winnebago
State Board of Control
Mendota
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Prampial
American Car & Pundits
American Locomotive
American Smeltinng & Renning
Bar
Diner
American Sugar Refining
Anaconda Aining Co
Atchison
Cccanion Une
Altimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Bite
Canadian Pacific
Cheenpeake & Ohio
Shisas
Northwestern
Bt. Paul
Golo
Fuel & Tron
Colorado & Southern
Delaware & Hudson
Denver & Rio Grande
Erie
Great Northern Pia
Great Northern Create
Illinois Central
International Paper
Interborough-Met
Y Interborough-Met
Es Coutsville& Nashville
Mexican Central
Miscouri Pacific
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
National Biscuit
Bute
New York Central
Pacific Man
Linckbertien
pkEe
Mlly
Waukeeoatyle
Mil Waure
Andy
Puta
Dee
PRODI
Aaisies
Virgine
Young Amendas
JITLE
Chiichauu
Chiesge
Teaco
Eveaneties
Dairies
du Lac
Dairy Board
Tte
Plymouth
Fincteeex
Milwauker
City Markets
Loch
Toenttz
Sipleot
Babe
Baling
Pago Pago
Atlantic Fleet
Auckland
IR Et
AE Bago Bago
Renigua
Republican National Committee
THE
Clark Hospital
Il Fm
Supreme Assembly of K
Joan
Stepen
Tad Peanick
Nte
MN Rae
Wheeling
W. Vaadie
J. S. Gavin
Third Mary
Clare Gavin
Malme Gavin
Margaret Gavin
JS Gavin
Gavin
Beloit
New Hall
Jepaahbn
Dejilenic
Assembly Pines
Avening
Beighton Beach
Boyd
Vaud
Bayd & Bon City Market
Franklin Avenus
L. Struebing Co
Alin
Ben
U. Jutseratt
IAG Diukeun
Delh Ny
McCabe Call Co
Calor
de Tuaeher
Opera Meuse Saunse
Coon Billsbury
Pleasant Avenue
Vanfem
Tay
Wellington
Wabash Live
Dyelinen
McClintock & Bayfield
Jr. L. Clark
High Street
Grace of Poperivace
D.W
Richards
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