Wall Street Braces as Brokers Fail in Market Mayhem
New York plummeted after the suspensions of W. L. Stow & Co. and Talbot J. Taylor & Co. amid a broad decline in securities. The Keene pool influence and Mexican Central ties loom as markets swing from panic to brief rallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stock Exchange
W. L. Stow & Co
Talbot J. Taylor & Co
James R. Keene
Keene Poole
Stow & Co
Southern Pacific
Es J2
Keane
Eouthern Pacific
Togarata
Anout
Keene Pool
I Ten Pacific
Talbot J. Taylor
CALLE
Goilar
W. TL
Sime & Co
Deniel de Wolfe Weaver
Missouri
Tafset J. Taylor & Co
Compres
Talbot
Taylor
Jam Kh. Taylor
Foxball Keene
KS Poon
St Paul
Lovisville
Nashville
Northwestern
Wabash Preferred
Unisitte
Breskina Rapid Transit
Merte
Ant Fourdiney
Beck Island
Railway
Idustrial
Wurther Serioufs
Ceiman
Rester
Prie
Steel Preferred
Ia Fieady
St. Tan
St. Paul
M. Tait
Roosevelt Return Highlights Weekend Sagamore Hill Visit
A hectic trip recounts President Roosevelt and party traveling from Sayville to Sagamore Hill by horse and auto. They faced rough conditions but arrived in good spirits with Theodore Roosevelt Jr and two nephews. Secretary Moody slated to join Sagamore Hill duties, while no visitors are expected.
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Uyeter Bay
L. A
Roosevelt
Sagamore AU
Sayville
Lotus Lake
Robert G. Roosevelt
Theodore Fr
Bleistein
Sagamore Hill
Housevelt
Barnes
Moody
Branklyn Navy Yard
Conclave of Cardinals Meet on July 31 Start
Associated Press reports this morning's conclave meeting discussed secondary matters. Cardinal Oreglia aims to summon pope's relatives to hear the will and arrange reading in the hall of the consistory. Musk of bequests and a Rome Perugia charity provision noted. attendees included Countess Spottiswood Mackin and various clergy and dignitaries.
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Associated Press
Cardinal Oreglia
College of Cardinals
Pope Lewes
Pere Lee
Rome
Perugia
Carpinero
Mer. Kennedy
John Murphy
Cheries Finn
Church of St. Vincent
Countess Peewj
Horsuni
Lapponi
Mazzoni
Countess Spottiswood Mackin
Miss Kitten
T. Louis
Erin Shamrock Race On Steam Yacht Erin
Adjutant General Corbin Mrs Cardin and Miss McMillan joined Sir Thomas Lipton aboard the Erin for a Shamrock race. The Shamrocks sailed a ten mile course south by east and return with Shamrock III leading early and Shamrock I finishing first by one minute thirty eight seconds over Shamrock II. The event concluded after a twenty mile windward course.
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Associated Prees
New York
Erin
de Forest Wireless
Corbin
Cardin
McMillan
Thomas Lipton
Witners
Shamree
Feroune
Shamrock i
Negroes Laud President at National Convention
At the final session of the national convention of the United Brothers of Friendship the group adopted resolutions praising President Roosevelt for his stance on civil rights. The resolutions commended his efforts toward equality and urged continued support for federal actions protecting Afro-Americans.
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Br Associated Press
St. Louis
Jaly
United Brothers of Friendship
Uate
Republic
Roostvelt
Arcus
Mormon Missionary Permits Sought in New York
In New York City the mayor today approved an application for ten Mormon missionaries to preach in other districts. The permit requires missioners to keep within the law and refrain from any overture deemed unlawful. Applications had been delayed due to complaints about congregation actions.
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Associated Pree
York
Russia
United States
Manchuria
England
Japan
Pekin
Prince Ching
Conyers
Chine
Mancharia
Conger
Prinee Ching
Tussia
State Department
St. Petersburg
Fort Arthur
Count Cassini
Paris
Irenan
Bundy Manufacturin
Astimant
General Bristow
John Masten
Dhe
der Times Register Company
Washington Cig Poeima
Masten
Rexieler Company
Randy Company
Jonaeth
Benly
Randy
Marten
Adverniaing
Moss
Dester Ray
Sretary
Treaty Terminated: U S Ends Danish West Indies Purchase
Washington July 24 the treaty providing for U S acquisition of the Danish West Indies officially died today. Denmark had previously endorsed the land transfer, but the pact is now null and void.
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Aveodalca Press
Washington, D. C
United States
Danish West Indies
Denmark
Ennelude de Weil
Jnland
Bridge Builder Dies in Quarryville Accident
In Quarryville Pennsylvania on July 24 Thomas Tone of New York a renowned expert bridge builder was accidentally killed. The incident occurred while Tone was working at the site and authorities began an investigation into the accident.
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Lancaster
Thomas Tone
New York
Quarryville
Miller returns to work as bookbinders threaten action
Washington dispatch reports W A Miller to resume duties at the government printing office after a reinstatement certificate is issued. Bookbinders plan a mass meeting to decide next steps and allied trades may join sympathy actions if Miller returns.
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Associated Press
Washington
W. A. Miller
Government Printing Office
Palmer
Miler
Civil Service Commission
Miller
Fout
Cortelyou
Phbne
Erratic OCR Summary of Naval Conference and Veterans Mentioned
Fragmentary report notes talk of naval conference decisions and civilian projects affecting naval circles. Mentions Secretary Moody inspecting gas candles and a few veteran names like Benjamin G. Wel and C. Hum in a vague wartime or military context.
Re-Congressman Cook Named La Follette Gubernatorial Candidate
Milwaukee July 24 The Journal reports Samuel A. Cook of Neenah will be La Follette’s candidate for governor in 1904. H A Cooper of Racine denies any current gubernatorial ambition, while factions build around Cook and La Follette. A conference at Prer er hotel sparked widespread political discussion among old-line Republicans.
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Bnedal
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wia
The
Journal Today
Samuel A. Cook
Neenah
la Follette
H. A. Cooper
Racine
Cooper
Thurdday
Prerer
la Foulette
United States
Bie
Cone Ng
Neel
Iscuese
Situa
Expert thieves loot Alsted & Easten store in Milwaukee
A group of skilled burglars broke a front window at Alsted & Easten on Wisconsin and Milwaukee streets around four this morning. They stole jewelry and other valuables estimated at three thousand dollars, using professional entry and leaving the scene with the goods hidden in pockets. Police and city officials, including Chief Janssen, investigated as private apartments were ransacked and the post office received word of the incident.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wik
Alsted & Easten
Wisconsin
Kasten
Alfted
Janssen
Oih
Fond du Lac
Wang
Srn
Gnaster
James
Local Notes From Neenah Menasha Community Events
Special to The Neenah Menasha News outlines social and civic happenings in Twin Cities area. Mrs F G Taylor hosts a luncheon at Mze Schuret while Elkhorn and Green Bay residents attend. Menasha dam board approval aims to cut water waste. young people plan a Neenah dance and Tree Orderian church excursion to Calumet Harbor. President Rankin of Central College to speak at Delavan Presbyterian church.
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F. G. Taylor
Nemnat
Tent
J Schuret
Platteville
Menactha
Erie
Autr Nernah
Neenah
Tome Froa Ozhkesh
Toung People’s Society
Calumet Harbor
Ledat
Rankin
Catrall College
Yankesha
Sondas
Rumors of Bulgarian Revolution Denied by Vienna Source
Reports from Belgrade and Vienna claim a Bulgarian upheaval is unfounded and Prince Ferdinand remains in Bulgaria on travels to honor his father. Semi official denials say rumors of a coup, flight, or palace assassinations are baseless while Ferdinand visits Woburn.
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Belgrade
Prince Ferdinand
Bulgaria
Tour
Vienna
Associated Press
Stampa
Ferdinand
Sofia
Servia
Sofie
Augustus
Saxe- Coburg and Gotha
Clementine
Bourbon-Orleans
Mani- Telus
National Assembly
Alexander
Porte
Powers
Drasa
Europe
London
Committee On Privileges
House of Lords
William Junieur
Thomas Paulett
Viscount Hintton
Paulett
Enr
Elizabeth Lavinia Newman
Misa New- Tian
Gran
Earl of
Willam John Lydsian Poulett
King Visits Dwellings for Workers and Russian War Talk
The king and queen visited working dwellings built by Lord Ivearh Guinness and other dignitaries. They then attended the Iris constabulary depot and received an address from the chapter. In other dispatches, Russia favors peace with Japan for financial and reform motives, while Germany plans a major medical exhibit for St Louis. London notes cotton shortages and Baron de Bush’s death, and England wins the national challenge trophy in Risler.
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Emvada
Ivearh
Cees) Guinness
Lord Keagh
Lom Arditaum
Arthur Guinnes
Iris Constabulary
London
Reuterg Telegram Company
St. Petersburg
Japan
Rusa
Russia
Great Britain
United States
Berlin
Toder
Ministry of Education and Worship
St.Louis
Herr Lewald
Germany
Weldeyer
House of Commons
Gerald Balfour
Board of Trade
Ann~ Enashire
British Empire
Eorthern
Fire Destroys Omaha Lard Refining Plant and Warehouses
Fire swept through the Omaha Packing Company lard refinery today, severely damaging two buildings and spreading to an eight-bay brick warehouse. Large quantities of lard and pork products were ruined, with total losses estimated high. Also reported, Pacific Packing and Navigation company’s canneries and tannery suffered fire damage, with full insurance coverage noted.
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Gos Associated Press
Chicago
Omaha Facking Company
Henal Falmion
Pacific Packing and Navigation Company
Alarks
Pacific Whaling Company
New York's Tallest Buildings List in 19th Century
The tallest bulk of New York's skyline includes Park Row Building at 382 feet and twenty-nine stories, St Tal at 26 stories, 348 feet, with several others like Manhattan Jafa 25 stories and 348 feet, Empire and American Surety around 23 stories, and American Tract, Home Life, Washington Life, Gillender, and Bowling Green structures ranging from 16 to 26 stories. The summary lists heights and stories for each building, noting notable tall structures and a few inaccuracies in names and figures.
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New York
Park Row
St. Tal
Im Fort
Manghattan Jafa
American Surety
American Tract
Empire
Home Life
Washington Life
Gillender
Bank of Commerce
New Fork Life
Storeen
Owen- Ly
Fachanne
Capture Costs Report From Venezuelan Forces
General Gomez reports Ciudad Bolivar fell after a fifty hour battle begun July 19. He lists 37300 captured or wounded, 28 generals and many officers captured, 3609 Mausers, six field guns, 200000 cartridges, and notes deaths of several officers including Rigque Urdanetta. Ferreras and others escaped.
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Associated Press
Caracnas
Vee
Ciudad Entivar
Gormes
Comemander-In-Oht
Ciudad Bolivar
Castro
Rigque Urdanetta
Aurelie Valbeene
Rolando Guz
MacDonziden
Khert
Traiton Ferreras
Vincent Gomez
Bishop Schewebach Favored for Milwaukee Archbishop
Special to The Northwestern reports Bishop Messmer of Green Bay endorses Bishop Schewebach of La Crosse for Milwaukee archbishop. Messmer says Schewebach is better known in Milwaukee and would be more acceptable to many, while he himself would prefer remaining bishop. The piece notes ongoing Catholic federation work and the upcoming Rome election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Messmer
Green
Messiner
Schew,bach
la Crosse
Rome
Schwebach
Catholic Federation
Milwaukee
Spime
Vehli
Millwaukee
The Lee Letters sent to Mrs Kellaw in Jefferson City
A note from Niagara on the Lake reports Mrs Kellaw will receive a statement about a plan to identify individuals connected to a murder trial involving Senator Farris. The document mentions a set of letters and a daylight delivery arrangement as part of a larger inquiry.
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Associated Press
Tame
Niagary-in-the-lake
Sean
Danis
Jeth
John A. Joe
Jefferson City
Kellew
Davis
Kedney
Tak Dawn
Farris
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Ger
Concecus den San-in
Jno HW
Lew Bereerie
Palvot J. Taylor & Co
Talvot J. Taylor
James DB. Keene
W. L. Slaw & Co
Boston
Berton
Mase
Roosevelts
Associated Freas
Suyville
le F
Hinosevelt
Yueries
Sugmuimore
Hurstbck
Gan and Niephews
Mormons
Lintt
Ceantre Te Kitted
Han
Penis
Maud
Center May
Navy—Van Fre Keyntune State
Geta
Bcretary Moody
Veaes Fennixly
C. Hum
Eng
Benjamin G. Wel
Erty
Mikage
Staten
Twin Cities
Tem Be
Hes. F.C
Thsler Lancheen In
Heeer
Re. Scheesier
Enepitat
Haughyers
Jagan
Land Guverne
Aurela
China
Klyen
Rusia
Lgrst
America
Contes
Nore O
Rustha
Captain Kettle
Liverpool
Ane Potting
Edward
Queen Alexandra
Visi
Kypsry
Chin
Thienge
Ciudad Botutar
Genneral Gower
Princaig
Messmer Helicess
Coosa
LEE Letters
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