Markets Forecast Slow Recovery After Panic
The article describes banking strain and policy actions during a financial panic. It notes withdrawal of government deposits, rising clearing house certificates, and large gold movements. It cites improved money market conditions yet warns earnings and demand remain weak.
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Clees
Asnue
Guladeg Wedian
Ae Shout Sa
Bank 9
New York
Europe
Stiol
New Tor Central
Rock Island
Delaware & Hudson
Missouri Pactfc
New York City
Stock Exchange
Se seat baring amid market opening mentions
Sluggish stock movement and mixed activity marked the opening of the New York market. Names of railways, sugar, steel, and copper stocks surface with several listings gaining or holding, while bonds show strength amid a broad market backdrop.
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New York
Watl Street
Bricea
Muders
North Western Railways
Reading
St Bi
Chile
Minnespolis
Omaha
Casealars and Investments
Great Northern
New York Central
Wheat market pressured by selling and Liverpool firmness
Chicago wheat opened firmer on Liverpool gains but quickly weakened as selling intensified. Mar futures slid from 1.10a to around 1.04, with mixed receipts and sparse activity noted in Duluth and Chicago. Livernool weather and steamship activity influenced prices, while futures for oats showed little movement. Chicago dairy and hog markets were steady with modest demand, and Milwaukee cattle and hogs saw muted trading.
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Chicago
Til
Mark Ts
Liverpool
Mar
Duluth
Ora
Eigher
City Markets Prices and Quotations for Farm Goods
Market listings show dairy butter eggs and fresh produce with per dozen and per bushel quotes. It lists coal feeds beans patent flour rye wheat bran and meats with various per barrel and per ton prices from local dealers.
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Donner & Raeiace
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Pocknosa
Sbocahontas
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Boss & Weismiller
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Focal Desiers
Seoul
Alleged elopers located in London from Hyeres villa
London reports say Mrs. Alexander and English barrister William Graham Blakiston, linked to Henry Addison Alexander, eloped from Hyeres, France. They were traced to a private South Kensington hotel where they registered separately under false names, with Blakiston insisting there was no elopement.
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London
Henry Addison Alexander
William Graham Blakiston
Alexander Villear
Hyeres
France
England
Alexander
United States
Paris
Alexander & Green
New York
Joseph T. Torrence
Chicago
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Oxford
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Edgbaston
Birmingham
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Granville Club
Isa Brook Street
Grosvenor Square
Claridge’s
Newport
Leicester
Ritz
Juvenile Burglars Confess Looting Salvarp Vault
Three boys Thomas Olsten five Frank eight Warry Arter twelve confessed today to breaking into and looting the salvap of Anton Opyermas. The confession comes from St. Louis Missouri with January 27 dated report.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Thomas Olsten
Frank
Warry Arter
Anton Opyermas
Thaw Case Hears Foreign Medical Opinions On Mental State
The Thaw trial hears from Dr Sidney Wells of London and others about Thaw’s nervous condition, rapid pulse, head pains, and acute mania. Wells describes Thaw as highly excitable and fearing self harm, with room complaints and a demand for many nurses. The testimony signals continued deliberations as prosecutors and defense cross examine.
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New York
Francia Lingaman
F Thaw
Stanford Bingamas
Harting
Childre
Bingaman
la Atic Jr. Nrles
Abe
Thaw
Evelyn Nesbit
Tom
Sluays
Madison Squire Garden
Acta
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Jerome
Sydney Russell Wells
London
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Welly
Devonshire Nursing Association
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Feee
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Flint Seeks Support For Wisconsin Marshal Bid
Senator Stephenson presented Flint of Menomonie to President Roosevelt as a candidate for United States marshal of the western district of Wisconsin. Senator La Follette introduced a bill to increase salaries for clerks and carriers in second and third class post offices.
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Washington, D. C
Stephenson
Roosevelt KR. J. Flint
Menanjonils
United States Marshal
Wisconsin
la Follette
Brevany
Mueller Holds His Own Amid Pneumonia Report
At three o'clock this afternoon Richard J. Mueller remained in a stable condition with pneumonia. The attending physician says he is holding his own. He has a right finger injury and is at his mother Elizabeth Mueller's home, 34 Washington Street.
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Pneumonis
Kaa
Mueler
Elizzabeth Mueller
Washington Street
Supreme Court invalidates anti union employment rule
The Supreme Court ruled the 1898 act prohibiting railway companies from firing workers for union membership unconstitutional. Justice Harlan wrote the opinion reversing Adair, stating master mechanic William Adair could not discharge an employee for joining a labor organization. Justice McKenna dissented, upholding the law. The Coppage case arose in Kentucky as Adair faced charges for threatening to discharge a locomotive engineer. An additional Missouri ruling found a live stock transport fee statute unconstitutional as discriminatory to other shippers.
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Associate Press
Washington, D
Act of Congress
Cereb Les An J
William Adair
United States
Supreme Court of the United States
Adair
Justice Harlan
Louisville and Nashville Ralixey Company
Congress
Mkenna
McKenna
Supreme Court
United Statesistrict Court
Kentucky
Louisville and Nashville Railway Company
Coppage
Chicago
District Court
Jefferson City
Bussouri Supreme Court
Tecar
Burgess
Snow Cleanup Rules Prompt Unemployed to Work
The Sunday snow storm spurred unemployed men to begin cleaning sidewalks for wealthier residents as early as seven in the morning. The city ordinance requires owners or occupants to clear snow or ice and keep sidewalks free, with penalties if not done. The Board of Public Works can remove snow and assess the cost as a special tax if the property owner fails to comply.
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Heard of Public Works
Board of Public Works
Auner
Magnet Used On Eye To Locate Steel Fragment
Vernon J. Pierce of Algoma underwent a test with a large electric magnet to locate a steel fragment in his eye after a gun accident. The test, aided by a rheostat, indicated no steel remained, avoiding Milwaukee surgery and suggesting a rapid recovery and restoration of eye use.
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Milwaukee
Vernon 3. Pierce
Algoma
Pitree
Pierce
Pierce SH
Replevin Case Opens in Tigerton Court
In circuit court this afternoon at two, Tigerton Lumber Co. v. W. A. Maertz began as an action in replevin for oxen and horses valued around 440. Plaintiff is represented by Godlrick & Gooduck. defendant by T. W. Hogan. Other calendar items include Mary Lynch versus Chicago & Northwestern Railway and Karow et al. against Baeber Asphalt Paving.
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Tigerton Lumber Company
Milk War Threats Hit Waukesha Milk Dealers
A January Milwaukee AP dispatch reports threats of violence against Waukesha county farmers who refuse to sell milk to Milwaukee dealers at a low rate. Letters threaten arson or bodily harm to enforce an advance of ten cents per eight gallon can, with some shipments tampered and milk diverted to others. Local neighbors fear masked violence as distrust and coercion spread through the dairy district.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Waukesha County
Kentucky
Alilwaukee
Waukesha
Bmiwonekee
Geneasce
M'Donald Murder Case Fragment Outline Trial
Fragmentary court notes describe a murder case naming Mrs. Riera Men as the accused in the death of Web- Gaerin Jadas. The record references counsel, an assistant attorney, and various confusing testimonies regarding alliances, actions, and a prolonged delay before a related figure enters the scene.
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Web
Unclear fragmentary report on Miss Malone case
The text is a fragmented report denying a theory that Sophia Mater aided the death of Miss Malone and another Chicago actress found dead. It references a private development and a commander but lacks coherent facts or names.
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Miss Malone
Clayton
Chicago
Big Car Plant Resumes Operations After Shutdown
The American Car and Foundry company plant in Detroit Michigan reopened today after a shutdown, employing about 300 men. The revival signals a restart in local industry tied to the automotive and foundry sectors.
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Ry Associated’ Press
Troit, Mich
American Car and Foundry Company
Coldest Day of Winter Hits New Richmond
Associated Press reports New Richmond Wisconsin endures the coldest day of the winter with thermometers at fourteen below zero. Residents brace for continued frigid temperatures as the cold snap tightens its grip on the region.
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Associated Press
New York
Dowling Gill
New Richmond, Wis
Snow Benefits Mitwee Region Snowfall Report
Snow fell across Mitwee Wisconsin area with light accumulation aiding moisture. Weather notes from Crom Astlund indicate beneficial conditions for local farms and waterways.
Boys Save Two Lives in Drowning Incident
Report describes a drowning incident where two boys acted to rescue someone in distress. The text mentions Gray and Comptive but details are unclear, with fragments indicating a rescue attempt and multiple youths involved.
Lecture on The Old and New Training at Normal School
W J VWeNaib meriy engaged in ness in Gshkosh on of WLOF et Algema it Teper favorable tday. Mr. Pierce 3 K and shows no raliying pwsh sMfering from a general hr. Saturlar eve iFughes chief Insp Canada, unde to Kindergarten cluecaters as wel those who are instructet ra people in the more advanced gras The lecture was at the Normal school in the auditorium and was well at tended. His subject was "The Old and New Training." Probably the best serve for healing the broken heart of a woman is a mix ture of time and another man.
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W. J Vwenaib Meriy
Ness
WLOF
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