Wall Street Stocks Suffer Losses After Late Rally
Markets in New York show large scale sales as investors react to yesterday's advance. New York Central, Great Northern preferred drop, American Smelting and Amalgamated Copper fall. Southern Pacific hits new high near 99, then slips with overall declines in most leading issues.
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New York
Wall Streets
New York Central
Great Northern
St Louis
San Francisco
Tig Louisvilla & Nashville
Harriman
Southern Pacific
Rock Tsland Preferred
St. Louls
Southern Pacifle
Handy
Profes
Ees
al Mist
Laewhega
Wheat and Corn Markets Waver as Prices Slip in Late Session
Chicago reports a mixed day in commodity trading with wheat easing after an early rise amid a weak Liver pool market. September wheat slips to 88.5c while corn and oats show uneven moves as traders hedge against bearish sentiment. receipts rise in Minneapolis Duluth and Chicago and hogs push higher with October pork futures at $14.80 per cwt.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Raye
Minneapolis
Duluth
Bic
Estageesec
Tye
Shorts
Market Notes Mixed Prices on Poultry Grains and Live Stock
The report lists steady to firm prices across commodities including live poultry, turkeys, and eggs, with dairy items at steady creameries levels. It also records grain prices for wheat corn and oats, plus cattle hogs and sheep prices in Milwaukee markets for August 21.
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Chicago
Til
Liverpool
California
Milwaukee
Wis
Prices and Quotations From City Markets and Farms
Prices paid to farmers for dairy vegetables hay and livestock are listed with quotations from local dealers. Items include eggs coal potatoes beans apples and meat, with specifics for timothy clover hay oats corn wheat rye and chicken and beef products.
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Bert R
Choi i Timothy St
Poca Hontas
H.C. Roenitzy
Scclel
Boss & Welsmilker
Bose & Watsonister
Zentner & Mueller
Dresa
Dresed
Raven
Erin
Roy
Woman in Black Haunts Neenah Streets in Mystery Case
Neenah Wisconsin August 21 police face a baffling case centered on a mysterious woman in black seen twice near Church Street and Wisconsin Avenue She clutched a long knife and vanished into an alley after approaching William Jones and later encountered City Clerk J J Keating investigators believe the woman may be deranged and will conduct searches Meanwhile Mrs August Sunderman bid farewell at Menasha Park before departing September 1 for Seattle where she will reside Shown is a stone ring presented at the farewell event.
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Neenah
Wis
Bhack
Willian Jones
Church Street
Wisconsin Aue
Mr. Jones
J. J. Keating
Church
Caroline Streets
Forest fires unchecked in Hetch Hetchy valley
The Hetch Hetchy forest fire near Sonora California continues unabated with extensive damage. Cattle losses are reported, several hours destroyed, and the blaze reaches the reserve timber area of the west lumber camp. A San Francisco survey party led by E J Jones escaped harm. Major Benson and about four hundred men plus additional soldiers fight the flames aiming to contain the fire at Lake Eleanor.
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Ty Associated Press
Sonora
Cal
Heteh- Heteh-Hetchy
West
Paris
San Franselaco
E. J. Jones
Rolling Stock Suffers as Strike Bites Canadian Pacific
Winnipeg Aug 21 Canadian Pacific roling stock suffers from lack of mechanics in repair shops. Three freight trains went into a ditch on the Lethbridge Alberta branch yesterday destroying much rolling stock. About 150 engines have been sidelined since the strike began. Police guarding yards rose to three hundred with strikebreakers housed in box cars and six new locomotives arriving.
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Associated Press
Winnipeg
Man
Canadian Pacific Railway
Lethbridge Alberta
Swift Current
Calgary
Gaso Nne
Umpire Sues Stallings for $23,000 in Newark Incident
Rochester umpire W. J. Sullivan sues George T. Stallings Newark club manager for 23000 claiming bodily injuries from an April 23 game. Suit alleges Stallings struck Sullivan with a pool cue breaking his right wrist and arm and causing severe bruises.
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Associated Préna
Rochester
N. Y
W. J. Sullivan
George T. Stallings
Newark
Stallings
Sullvan
Richardson declares candidacy for chief executive
A distorted text claims a figure named Richardson announces run for chief executive with a controversial platform. The quotation misstates intent and appears garbled, mentioning God and a governor role while referencing opposition.
Hering Dies. Menasha Leader Served City Posts
C. H. Hering a long time Menasha resident and former city treasurer died at his First Street home aged 84. Survived by wife and four children, funeral plans pending. Oshkosh homecoming excursion discussed. Menasha school began on Sept 8. various local notes include Appleton visit and injuries at the woodenware plant.
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Menashe
Wis
Tleiing
Menasha
Therling
Kerswaiser
J. Heliison
Robert Tiering
Mig
George Masseanette
Appleton
Oshlesh
Oshkosh
Menasha Ith
Walter of
Appleston
Lake Winnebago
Raymond Keefe
John
Eete
Edward Gambsky
Elizabeth's Hospital
Asston
Seattle gets editors. National Editorial association meets
St Paul August 21 officers elected Will Mayes from Brownwood as first vice president R E Dowsl Artesian third vice president Woot Pare Trott Waterian Ia recording secretary J H Walker Athens Alt treasurer Wil Curtis Kewanee Ill meeting discusses civil service rules and third assistant postmaster Charral A Lawerhs efforts highlighted all morning.
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St. Paul
Minn
National
Seatile
Preestant
Will I Mayes
Brownwood
Tee
Vieq
Pomeroy
Chambersburg
Acronil
R. E. Dowsl
Artesian
B. di
Woot Pare Trott
Waterian
J. H. Walker
Athens
Alt
Urasurer
Wil Curtis
Kewanee
Charral A
Lawehs
Birthday honored at Winneconne home with dinner and games
Mrs Jennston entertained nine friends and relatives at her home in Winneconne. They traveled by two launches to Clark's Point after a day of races and fun, followed by supper. She received tea spoons table spoons hand painted china and drawn work as gifts.
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Winneconne
Venir
Ara
W. Johnston
Clark's Point
Candidacy Shaped by Houston Reporter in Texas Race
A Houston report notes fresh candidates for the Texas governor’s race as unearthed by a veteran journalist who has worked on numerous Houston papers. The piece outlines new names and the evolving political field without registry details.
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New Orleans
Houston
Texas
Union
Seddy Richardson
Small Race Trouble Breaks Out in City Corner
Several persons were slightly hurt today when whites and Negroes on the corner of Chicago and Milton avenues became involved in a quarrel. They used bricks and stones as weapons. A patrol wagon responded to a riot call but the combatants had dispersed when police arrived.
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Chicago
Milton Avenues
Vengeance Rages as Slavs Slay Jewish Family
Reports from St. Petersburg describe a brutal attack by revolutionists in Yurevke on the Edelstein family, accused of informing on agitators. The raid killed the father and daughter, two women guests and a child, wounded five, and later attackers stormed a hospital to murder a mother and son. A separate dispatch notes prisoners killing two alleged traitors.
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Tress
St. Petersburg
Yurevke
Mm Yekatecinoslav
Edelstein
Pridness Reestyed
Rera
Jalag Saratey
Cowell's Troubled Life and Death Rumors in Kenosha
Kenosha Aug 21 Walter Marshall Cowell, a 52 year old financier and real estate figure, lies dying in a Chicago hospital after being struck by a streetcar. Reports trace a volatile career in speculation and a controversial insurance scheme, with vast wealth claimed and property across states.
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Kenosht
Walter Marshall Mawel
Chicago
Stephenson in Milwaukee for campaign management visits
Senator Stephenson spent Aug 1 in Milwaukee meeting political managers and supporters at the Wells Building. He planned travel to Janesville Belvidere Helot Kenosha and Racine for receptions and farm visits while campaign organizers stated rising support and confidence as his primary focus in the closing days of the primary.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Stephenson
Milwauka
Wells Building
Bii
Dave Eartier
Sensator Stephenson
Janesyine
Belvit
Kenosha
Raeeine
Wisconsin Governor Proclaims Labor Day September Seventh
Madison August 21 Governor Davidson issues a proclamation designating Monday September 7 as Labor Day With authority of law he states Labor Day honors the creator of wealth and the cooperation of labor and capital for human happiness and justice in industry
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Madison
Wis
Davidson
Jemez O. Davidson
Wisconsin
Labor Day Celebration Proposal Urges Unity of Labor and Capital
The document stresses mutual dependence between laborers and capital and urges both sides to support consumers while observing the day. It recommends Industrial Institutions suspend activities and calls for joint participation by employers and employees in Labor Day celebrations.
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Armiouy
Explosion ruins Park Filly area injures many. engineer killed
A violent blast destroyed plant buildings near Park Filly Wiha on August 2, killing engineer William Plunkett of Ian Crosso, and injuring several others. The explosion shattered nearby homes and sent debris across the town, while rescue workers fought to save victims and recover bodies.
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Hla
Poveral
Two Sisters Wed In Separate Ceremonies
Miss Mliga Beth Clancy wed Fulton Thompson district attorney of Hadlue county in St Nese church parsonage. Miss Frames Cliney attended by Minx Alles Brown and Miss Anna Chiney. Toul Brown served as best man. A reception followed at the brides parents home. Out of town guests included Chief Justice Winslow and Mrs Winslow and Misses Emily Edith and Clara Winslow of Madison.
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Radar Wis
Mligabeth Clancy
Unital
Fulton Thompson
Hadlue County
Misa Pran Ea Marie Chmey
William Edwin Twonwn
Mew Fork City
St Nese Church
Rarsonage
Chuurch
Tev
Thomas Johnson
Toul Brown
Misa
Elizabeth Chiney
Mr. Thompson
Mr Conway
Chicago
Horatio G. Winslow
Madison
James Murphy
Fred Brown
Martin Clanry
Brtes
Jts Winslow
Wadison
Thore
Out of
City
Juathe
Mra
Winslow
Emily
Edith
Claira Winslow
Harry Clancy
New York
Stelle Deimapfey
Manistee
Mich
The Presidents Match Camp Privy Rifle Scores Report
Weather hampered action as the entire team competed in the Presidents Match at Camp Privy. Scores listed include Powler 293 Gasetz 274 Schneiler 24% Reanamity 24% and others. national rifle practice days set for tomorrow and Saturday.
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Tin Reed
Aslottle
Monsident
Soreg Ws
Powler
Gasetz
Schneiler
Ane
Crippen
Tuntrakker
Reshnken
Ahnert
Shiattle
Tausch
Dalley
Aamuth
Enaiin
In National Board For
Tnam
Rebel forces seize government troops leader, reports say
An Associated Press despatch from St. Petersburg notes that Ab-ed-Dowlen, leading about 2,000 government troops, arrived in Tabris two days ago and was captured by rebels. The report describes the seizure as part of ongoing turmoil with rebels gaining ground inland.
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Prem
St. Peterburg
Ave
Teletran Agus
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Lamba
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Weer
Canadian Pacific
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Sullivan
Mr. Richardson
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United States
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Tacksonville
Linda Hery
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Ernor Davidson Han
Eastern Wisconsin Railway & Light Co
Eastern Wisconsin Railway & Light Company
Fond du Lace
Vecht
That City
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Pond du Lac
Fraehises
Quarles & Quarles
Fidelity Trust CO
Wella
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Fidelity
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Lenient
Smlti
Irck Atwood
Fred W. Dickens
Aas't
Bond Department
Edward T Rieker
WOH
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Inal Atwood
Wr Woods Plinkinton
Hement Co Sant
Isaac Atephensen
Stuart Markham
Tautington Patton Hoa J Upham
Weller
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Washington Street
Quanity Blend Coffee
Dain Mager
BAY State
Frank W. Viall
Highe St. Phono
Winconatn
Vantore Detaiin
Che Ceremonicn Oovur
Camp Perry
Mazuz & Wazetce
Laura Bucilanan & CO
Marganite Keats
Geo, Malchow
Trye
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Malm Stre Telephone
Edward
Tolyer
Old Arkhansan Marines
WWE
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Ren Ata
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Kolb’s
Mein Street
ACME
J. B. Covey
Matin St
Oshhoesh
Eugene Cart
Nichols
R. E. Marquardt Furniture
Whitely
Gooda
Mak
Brennan
Cormer Mamandi Cherch i
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