Market summary of diverse equities and commodities
A dense OCR filled with stock prices for numerous companies such as American Car and Foundry, American Locomotive, Amalgamated Copper, and others. various railroad names including Brooklyn Rapid Transit and Chicago Great Western. commodity quotes for wheat, corn, cheese, potatoes, and meat. plus livestock and produce notes. The mixed listing shows bid and price ranges, with scarce context beyond quotes and market terms, reflecting a brokerage page snapshot.
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wAmerican Car & Foundry
American Locomotive
sAmerican Smelting & ‘Reining
Smelting
American Sugar
Hapsconda Mining
Son
Hbaltinare & Ghiagi
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Suewanan Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Hicaco & Northwestern
St. al
Thiraco
Milwaukeee& St
Rock Island
Southern Pacific
Pacific
Ited
States Steel
Heed Ates- Steel
Wabash, Western
Caton
Bax
Standard OM
Market quotations from city dairy and produce dealers
Prices and quotations for dairy and farm produce are reported from local dealers. The market note lists fresh dairy products and chestnuts, coal prices, and per dozen crock prices paid to farmers, with quotations compiled by market callers and reported by local dealers.
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Quotations From Local Dealers on Prices and Produce
Quotations reported by local dealers for hides, pelts, produce, and livestock. Beans beards potatoes oats barley corn flour and feed listed with prices paid to farmers. Poultry and meat items including beef pork and lard quoted per unit or weight, reflecting regional market rates and release by dealers.
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Iocal Deacers
BuLts
Bess & Welsmiler
Bess & Welsmailer
Mueller
Mbata
Toca T Esters
Long Lost Brothers Reunited After Seventeen Years
In Madison Wisconsin a special Northwestern report details Mrs. Ernest Wallis locating her brother Herman Wendt of Reedsburg who had been missing seventeen years. She also found two younger brothers Fred in Wonewoc and awaits news on Emma Wendt adopted by a Sparta family. Authorities say Emma’s whereabouts are known but access is blocked until she reaches twenty one. The tale traces a family dispersed after their mother’s death and a missing father with a Milwaukee connection sparking a Milwaukee reunion that led to a broader search and new discoveries.
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Madison
Wis
Taly
Ernest Awaills
Herman Wendt
Reedsburg
Fred
Wonenwae
E Mma Wendt
Wisconsin
Sparta
Emma
Bertha
Wallis
Werman
Sparta-school
Bartha
Rite
Waukesha
Campaign Activity in Milwaukee for Neenal Man and McGovern
Milwaukee dispatch outlines Cook’s campaign presence with a reception at the National Home and speeches by supporters. It notes McElroy and Powell shifting headquarters, Essman claiming 3,000 McGovern county members, and plans for a September nomination celebration. The Democratic state convention is assigned to M. A. Hoyt, with platform questions over income tax and potential railroad valuation proposals.
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Milwaukee
Wis
A. Cook
Neenah
Hursday
Francis BE. McGovern
United States
Essman
Cook
M. A. Hoyt
Hoyt
H. B. Manson
Wausau
Bryan Mri
Siti
Iit
Progress Republican
Quiet in strike area as militia watch mines
Reports from the Birmingham region say the strike district remains quiet with several militia companies deployed. Captain Brown and authorities indicate disorder is not evident as troops stay near Blossburg Jefferson County for a day or two. Major Dodge, involved in yesterday’s fight, is expected to recover. Arrested miners are being held in Birmingham for safekeeping.
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Associated Press
Birmingham
Aki
Brown
Blossburg
Jefferson
Major Dodge
Tennessee Coal Company
Baby Plays With Revolver Shocks Brooklyn Family
In Samuel Friedland's Brooklyn home a bullet killed his wife Susan, age twenty eight, while their two year old son Abraham held a revolver. Initial belief pointed to an accidental shooting by the child, but the father feared a possible suicide by his wife as she had threatened such actions in illness.
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Associated’ Press
New York
Samuel Friedland
A. Real.estate Ceater
Brooklyn
Susan
Abraham
Mr. Friedland
Woman Attacked in Room on Thirteenth Street
Mrs Florence Hutchins a nineteen year old widow was beaten unconscious in her room at 2639 Thirteenth Street yesterday by an unknown assailant who also threw carbolic acid into her eyes and face. Her injuries are serious though doctors hope she will survive. The attacker fled toward her room and struck her head with a sharp instrument. Police have not identified the assailant or determined a motive.
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Florence Hutchins
Resignation Accepted of University President Merrifield
The board of regents accepted the resignation of Webster Merrifield as president of the University of North Dakota. The resignation takes effect after the 1909 commencement. Merrifield had indicated he would serve no longer than the close of the 1908 1909 school year.
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Associated Press
Grand Forks
N. D
Webster Merrifield
University Oforth Dakota
Board of Regents
Merrifield
Laborer Falls From Waste Paper Stack in Menasha
Special to the Northwestern reports Joseph Scalvero, a laborer at John Strange mill, fell from a waste paper stack yesterday afternoon, cutting his head and injuring two fingers. Leander Choate’s night voyage from Menasha to Neenah with excursionists ran aground but they were able to leave the reef unscathed. Local residents notes include a church party at Racine street, travel updates, and Menasha fans eyeing an undefeated run with Oshkosh Palm City game preparations.
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Menasha
Wis
Joseph Scalvero
John Strange
D 'T. H. MacKinnon
Milwaukee
Joseph Bedenehy
Palace
Oshkosh
Louis Stadler
Stadler
Haven
Gos
Tuchscherer
Jones
John Remich
Tayco Street
G. H.utz
Harry DewWolf
Milwaukea
Accident on the La Jackson Park elevated train
A Jackson Park branch train collided with bumpers at the Jackson Park Avenue terminus in Chicago injuring eight people severely and several more lightly. Seventeen year old Catherine Jasmecka suffered serious injuries including a broken jaw and facial wounds. brakes are blamed for the crash.
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Usy Associated
Fpress
Chicago
Ill
Jackson Park
South Side
Jackson Park Avenue
Sixty-third Street
Catherine Jasmecka
Glidden Tourists Rest on Opening Day in Boston
Auto tourists and friends on the Glidden and Hower trophy tour spent the first day in Boston with a program for the Washington State Auto Mobile Association and a trip to Nantucket Beach. The excursion was followed by a test day in the schedule.
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Assocision Press
Boston
Mass
Glidden
Motoring Notes Reflect Growth of U S Auto Industry
Twenty one of the 1902 automobile makers in the United States remain in business, with nearly 200 manufacturers now active. The New York Paris racers, an independent group, are in Seattle and will press a Alaska crossing from Valdez to East Cape next January. The ninth annual show of the American Motor Car Manufacturers Association in New York will divide into four divisions: pleasure, commercial, taxicabs, and motorcycles. Seventy nine miles of roads near Buffalo costing over seven hundred thousand dollars will be under construction as the National Good Roads convention meets next month, offering a live object lesson.
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United States
New York-Paris
Seattle
Alaska
Valdez
East Cape
American Motor Car Manufacturers' Association
New York
Buffalo
How Fortunes Are Made in Advertising
A promotional piece extols the wealth generated by effective advertising. It lauds skilled advertisers for delivering measurable results, arguing that quality campaigns pay for themselves and drive client growth, while amateurs struggle to achieve similar returns.
Advisory Board promises six-town testing for advertising profits
A Chicago advertising firm touts its Advisory Board of sixteen men who craft campaigns at American rates, often spending ten times commission on experimental work. They claim six towns can scale to six thousand, with profits proportional, insisting risk is minimal and results prove the method. They urge readers to request their book Safe Advertising to judge their powers.
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Perience
Hopkins i
America
Automobile News From The Nation
Philadelphia taxis rise from ten to eighteen units with twenty-five more being ordered. A Washington to Gettysburg road is secured by Weekington Auto Club and Good Roads League. T B Comfort and wife plan a four month cross country auto tour from Staten Island to California. Northern New York motorists form a shop and legal defense network at cut rates. Dr A L Hagenboce completes a three month European tour with no repairs. Mr and Mrs Raymond J McDonald head coast to coast auto tour then sail to Europe. Robert Graves engages in Vanderbilt Cup racing as farmers racing board member. A tire withstands 600 psi test while garage pump pressure is 100-125 psi. Public interest grows in Guy Stratton’s Seattle killing appeal under the auto speed law.
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Philadelphia
Washington, D. C
Gettysburg
Weekington Automobile Club
Good Roads League
Frederick
Montgomery Counties
T. B Comfort
Mariner's Harbor
Staten Island
California
Buffalo Motorieta
Bethal
Belra
Raymond J. McDonald
Butte, Mont
An Francisco
New York
Eurepe
Guy C. Stratton
Seattle
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