Wall Street Nervousness Amid Big Bank Statement News
New York markets opened with anxious trading as investors await a bank statement amid fears of further failures. Stocks, especially rubber goods and mining shares, declined briefly then steadied before a late selling wave.
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Steel &Trongir
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Taylor & Co
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Stow & Co
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London
Brown, Ships and Company
Sidi
Ie Exchange
TRAIN WRECKERS WORK NEAR LOUISVILLE
The Lexington and Atlanta flyer from Louisville to Atlanta was derailed by a switch throw fourteen miles from Louisville. The crash destroyed the engine two freight cars and a passenger coach. Eight railroad employees were injured but expected to recover.
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Irish King and Queen Parade At Dublin Reception
Crowds cheer as King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra depart Dublin after a royal visit marked by heartfelt praise from the king and a grand farewell. The procession from the vice regal lodge to the station drew thousands of schoolchildren and spectators with flowers and banners.
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Americans Sail To Liverpool Amid cordial British Sendoff
The American rifle team departed for Liverpool with an enthusiastic farewell. Major General Lord Cheylesmore, chairman of the National Rifle Association council, gave the speech, while Col. Lennie Bruse, captain, thanked him for the cordial reception. The train left as bands played The Star Spangled Banner and Auld Lang Syne.
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Relations Improve Between Russia and Japan Says Dispatches
Paris July 25 The Associated Press reports dispatches from Tokyo and St. Petersburg show no confirmation of warlike preparations. Instead they indicate relations between Russia and Japan are improving, as they did ten days ago.
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DIES AT A HUNDRED
Very old resident dies at age one hundred in Wisconsin. The obituary notes long life and local ties, stating the deceased passed in Milwaukee area after a century of life and service.
Notables at Sagamore visit Roosevelt entourage
Oyster Bay July 11 Roosevelt received a group of notable visitors at Sagamore Hill. Secretary Moody arrived with others, including Samuel Minu Lindsay commissioner of education for Porto Rico, Joseph J. Bristow, Francis B. Torrey, and White Williams, immigration commissioner of New York, who met with the president and press amid ongoing affairs investigations.
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Pacific Freight War Forces Rate Cut Offer
The Examiner reports Pacific Mail Co proposes to charge customers sixty percent less than former rates to win back clients amid a freight war with the China Navigation Co. Open hostilities escalate between the Pacific Mail and China Commerce Co with steep rate cuts announced.
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Clergy Rector Dr Warren Dies From Appendicitis
Walpole Warren rector of Protestant Episcopal Church in this city died from appendicitis after a period of illness. He had arrived from England in 1888 and faced a contract dispute over a public speaker's pay, which the supreme court later ruled exempt him from the public speaker obligation. The note also mentions George A Dickson a well known Indianapolis theater figure dying at 45.
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Labor Man Wins Brainerd Durham County Case
A labor man from Brainerd Durham County wins a case noted in the Sporting World section. The report references A Henderson Vane and various fashion and sport items. The item lists numerous names and scattered topics from hats to yachting and local notices in a dense OCR fragment.
Verdict Postpones Claim to Old Milwaukee Fortune
The court cleared Mrs Gertrade Diegs and family of a long contested inheritance scheme. The jury returned a verdict that the Salenharks remain the rightful heirs to the old Minnesota fortune, invalidating a Milwaukee claim by a woman seeking the estate.
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Babcock Seen Fishing Before Milwaukee Visit
Congress member J. W. Babcock was spotted fishing at Trout Lake, his tan visible as he strolled through the Pfister Hotel area. He claimed no political plans, saying he had paid little attention to politics and would remain in Milwaukee for a day or two before returning home.
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Train collision injures twelve fatally and dozens hurt
Two trains Santa Fe east bound No 2 and Missouri Pacific north bound collide at a junction near Hutchinson Kansas. Twelve injured with five reported dead. Fire and rescue crews respond as investigators begin work at the scene.
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No Trace Of Robbers In Fond du Lac Store Burglary
Special a la Evening Wisconsin from Fond du Lac reports no trace of robbers who entered James Watson’s Van Dyne store early Friday rifling the posted ice and stealing stamps and valuables. Authorities suspect nearby residents or travelers, and a postal inspector examined the case. the safe combination was written and taped on the dial, aiding access.
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Fire at Port Washington Destroys Whiskey Distillery
Fire at the Port Washington Foundry company plant caused damage estimated in the hundreds of thousands of dollars. Prompt action by crews kept the main building from total loss, with only the distillery portion severely damaged. The fire began around 2 o clock and burned for several hours before being controlled, leaving extensive smoke and water damage and insurance reported around thirty thousand dollars.
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Oldest Man in Winnebago County Born in Austria in 1807
Special to The Northwestern from Menasha Wisconsin July 23 Bernard Krause of Menasha is claimed as the county’s oldest man nearing a hundred. Born July 3 1807 in Austria he studied weaving before emigrating to America in 1848. He settled in Menasha after Fond du Lac and has lived there with his daughter Annie since retirement in 1887. He travels to church each Sunday, keeps a hopeful spirit, and values a simple life. Also noted is Oshkosh resident T. Harrison aged 96, born July 7, 1867.
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Stockmen Rally Over Horned Animal Display Ban
The text notes stockmen opposing a rule prohibiting horned animals from exhibits at a fair. They threaten action and may appeal to President Roosevelt if needed.
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Dupree Wins Lac La Belle Yacht Race at Wisconsin
Special report from Oconomowoc Wisconsin notes Walter H. Dupree won the Lac La Belle yacht race with the Handy Andy second in class A. In class B H Nunneimnacher’s Re Hance won and the Venturer of Petit brothers finished second. best known time 47 minutes 51 seconds.
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Findings of jury in Oshkosh electric company incident
The coroner’s inquest reports that John Connell assistant city electrician of Oshkosh met on July 2 at Main Street with an official of the Oshkosh Electric Light and Power Company. The substance suggests an attempt to save himself from a fall.
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Nebraska Faces Severe Heat Across East Half
The Associated Press reports extreme heat grips eastern Nebraska with temperatures around 100. The heat threatens corn crops as farmers fear damage from scorching conditions and drought.
Fire destroys Tacoma cereal plant and adjoining facilities
Tacoma July 23 Fire late last night destroyed the Cascade Cereal company's plant and the Deming-Berry Polley plant adjoining causing a loss of 100000. Several hotel and residence buildings were damaged.
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Payne Letters Improve Postal Dispatch in Maine
A deciphered dispatch from Portland Maine reports improved postal touch and service. Postmaster Geo tal Payne, private secretary to the postmaster general, notes better conditions as the jer master general prepares for a briefing in Breina next week.
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Latin Eulogy Task Accepted by Cardinal College
The Latin eulogy task for the late pontiff was declined by Mer Farabarvini the renowned Latin scholar. The cardinals elected Father Deangilis a Jesuit to undertake the duty at today’s congregation.
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Stockmen Plan Denver Meeting on World Fair Cattle Exhibit
The western stockmen urge a Denver gathering to press World’s Fair commissioners in St Louis for a cattle exhibition at the fair. They seek to raise interest in showing range cattle at the event.
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St. Louie
Consecration of Bishop Livert Hubert Boeynsems Published
Rev Father Livert Hubert Boeynsems of Fondula was today consecrated bishop of Serene by the authority of Pope Leo XIII, marking his official episcopal elevation. The ceremony took place in Ran Fran Cal with clerical dignitaries attending.
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Archbishop Katzer Will Leaves All to Bishop Schwebach
Milwaukee July 25 The archbishop's will filed for probate leaves all real and personal property to Bishop Schwebach of La Crosse. No provision mentions the deceased prelate's brother John Katzer. Probate places real estate value over $1,000 and personal estate over $1,000 with John Katzer listed as sole heir at law.
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Eastern tennis players begin West city championship preliminaries
The West city tennis championship opens at Renwood Country Club with preliminary singles rounds under ideal conditions. Contenders include Collins Wahiner Snow Ashtratt Peters Wunt Emmerson Tish from Cincinnati Hemhcols Gingham Garnortt McMasters Patterson and the Talden brothers Ain Tkapolis. The doubles start Monday and the women's singles and Autexon Tuesday.
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Weather Outlook Wisconsin Turns Cloudy and Cool
Indications point to partly cloudy skies tonight with possible showers in the western portion later tonight or tomorrow. Temperatures rise to around 88 degrees in the afternoon with cooler air moving in from the west.
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