Wall Street Opens Higher Amid Mixed Trading on Stocks
Opening prices show gains across many issues though trading remains uneven. Notable moves include Northern Pacific up 4 points and United States Steel rising while several rails like Missouri Pacific and Denver & Rio Grande show smaller gains. prominent leaders include Pennsylvania, Southern Pacific, and Amalgamated Copper with mixed advances.
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Chicago Wheat and Cattle Prices Slide in Weak Market Start
The Chicago market opened weak with speculative selling by commission houses and pit waders. Wheat futures softened while cash prices eased as buyers stayed cautious amid cold weather fears. Cattle trading remained below prior levels with steady to softer bids across categories.
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Wallace H Hopkins Co Address Listing
The Wallace H Hopkins Co located at 704 706 Borlam Building 181 Ta Selle Street in Chicago is listed in this directory entry. The listing highlights the firm as a local business tied to Chicago's commercial district.
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Portuguese Royal Palace Overthrown Attempt Reported
Milwaukee dispatch details receipts and market prices for dairy and meat, noting heavy loads on the track and price shifts. Butter and cheese move higher, eggs and vegetables show mixed changes, with veal and calves firm and stocks described as steady overall.
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City Market Prices and Fresh Dairy Highlights
Quotations reported by local dealers show strictly fresh dairy items and farm payments to farmers. Prices for coal, lumber, and suiting materials appear alongside seasonal livestock quotes including spring lambs and sheep pelts, with specifics noted by A. C. Roomitz.
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Quotations on Farm Prices and Provisions
Prices paid to farmers for beans corn flour feed and meats vary by item. Quotations reported by Boss Mueller and others list per bushel and per ton rates for staples such as apples pears potatoes and various cuts of beef pork and poultry.
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Child Severely Scalded in Home Accident
A child sustained severe scald injuries after an incident at a rural Iowa home. Local authorities report the event occurred when hot water spilled or splashed during an ordinary household task. Medical responders transported the child for urgent care.
Lumbermen in Session. As a National Democrat Law
In the periodical The Lumberman by Orion Price, discussions center on law and party alignment within lumber community circles. The piece outlines how lumber workers engage with Democratic positions and legislative proposals.
Flint is Recommended for Wisconsin Western District Post
Northwestern reports January 29 Senators recommended Dr. J. Flint of Menomonie as U S marshal for the western district of Wisconsin after a formal inquiry and meeting with President Roosevelt.
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Fragmented urban sketches and quips from Harper's Magazine
The passage blends city scenes with oddities and quotes from Henry van Dyke and a mocking bachelor remark. It mentions nightlife, a perilous incident with knives, and reflections on happiness and marriage, presented as a postwar magazine tone.
La Follette Pace in Presidential Race Grows
Chicago dispatch notes an undercurrent favoring Wisconsin senator Robert M. La Follette in the presidential contest. The Tribune ballot test shows he is a preferred choice among Roosevelt loyalists, with many ballots listing him among top picks alongside Taft and Hughes.
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Confessed to Many Crimes by Local Figures
A fragmented report from Minnasota recounts confessions linked to a charity fraud and other alleged offenses. The piece hints at police involvement and asks readers for personal accounts, closing with musings on fear and the ghostly, stage and social anxieties.
Cortelyou’s Lucid Senate Briefing on Bid Integrity
The article reports Cortelyou informing the Senate that many bids were speculative and many bidders were irresponsible. It notes awards to national banks totaling 24,923,640 and limited awards to others where subscriptions were insufficient. It discusses public deposits, bank concentrations, and the impartial handling of funds across parties.
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Treasury fears deficit as deposits total over two hundred million
A redistribution report shows public deposits across 1421 banks totaling 222,352,552 with regional splits: New England and central states around 15 percent deposits to capital, while southern western Pacific states approach 18 percent. The text notes New York’s exclusion shifts regional percentages and discusses implications for government obligations and potential treasury funding through bank deposits.
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Through Ice Breaking Ceremony and Installations
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