Markets Open With Small Changes on Wall Street
New York July 31 Opening prices show little change from last night with modest gains led by Missouri Pacific Baltimore & Ohio Amalgamated Copper and Sloss-Sheffield Steel. The market remains dull though advances in a few stocks keep the general tone firm. Copper and allied shares stay strong with Amalgamated Copper up and American Sugar rising as the list shows sympathy for the steel and mining sectors. Bonds remain steady.
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New York
Missouri Pacific
Baltimore & Ohio
Amalgamated Copper
Sloss-Shofield Steel
Wheeling & Gake Erie
Amalgamated Conper
American Sugar
Kansas City Southern
Ktocka Werd
National
Southern Railway
Wabash
Western Union
Wheat market opens mixed on crop concerns and rust
Grain trading in Chicago and Minneapolis opens with a nervous tone as traders weigh the crop’s advancement and potential black rust impact. September futures drift lower then recover. corn, oats, and pork prices show varied moves amid weak receipts and firming hogs and cattle markets.
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Chicaso
Minneapolis
Duluth
Tate
Sattings
Commodities and livestock prices from Wis July market report
The page lists fruit and produce values for several crates and baskets, including lemons currants peaches blueberries and more from Wis July 21. It also records grain and feed prices like oats corn rye and barley plus hogs cattle calves and sheep and yearlings with price ranges and weekly receipts across market categories.
City Market Prices and Produce Quotations
Prices paid to farmers and quotations reported by local dealers for dairy eggs lamb mutton hogs veal and other meats. Includes butter eggs hay coal grain potatoes apples corn chickens and various produce items with per unit or per bushel pricing.
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Deaiers
cHorce
Ical
Bors & Weismitler
Capitol Chimney Contract For Madison Cap Aims 264 Foot Tower
The state capital commission awarded a $17 000 contract to Alphonse Custodis Chimney Construction of Chicago to build a 264 foot air tower chimney for the new plate capitol heating plant. Five bidders participated. The base will be 20 feet square with a circular shaft, built of vedic brick, finishing by November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wig
State Capital Commission
Alphonse Custodis Chimney Construction Company
Chicago
Plate Capitol
Capitol
Wwe
Mitchell-Vance Electric Company
New York
Elts
Riptor Karl Bitter
New York City
W. F. Vilag
Supréme Court
F. D. Milint
Consuls Protection Ordered After Exequatur Cancellations
Washington July 21 Captain Maxwell of the gunboat Marietta ordered from Porto Cortez to Cetba Honduras to investigate circumstances surrounding the cancellation of exequaturs for American consuls and others at that jurisdiction.
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Aevociated
Washington, D.C
Maxwell
Marietta
Porto Cortez
Cetba
Honduras
Dayilla
Manasha Teen Gears Up For Rusty Nail Blood Poisoning
Edward Pontow fourteen son of Mr and Mrs Theodore Pontow suffers a severe blood poisoning after stepping on a rusty nail. In Menasha Wisconsin on July 31, local items note events from a Royal Neighbors card party and Brighton Beach horse scare to upcoming weddings and local visits.
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Menasha
Wis
Edward Pontow
Theodore Pontow
John Pulger
Keyes Street
Nella Smith
Julia Calder
B. ¥. Thomas
Brighton Beach
Jensen
Ampreton
George Webster
Appleton
Louis DuBois
Thomas Tunning
Manitowoc
Mayme Welseh
Bert Smith
Neenah
Bernard Welsch
Charles Paschen
Memnber
Company Toundhan
Asaptain
Fuane
Trottman Files His Papers For Lieutenant Governor Nomination
Madison July 31 Attorney James Trottman Milwaukee Republican candidate filed nomination papers with the secretary of state's office. He listed more than 10 000 names but filed about half as required. State Insurance Commissioner George E Beedle also filed papers seeking renomination. Other filings include H A Hopper for reelection in Racine D O Mahoney for Third district congressman and several state senate and assembly candidates from various counties.
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Madison
Wis
James ¥. Trottman
Milwaukee
George E. Beedle
H. <A. Noper
Racine
D. O. Mahoney
Viroqua
Frank N. Bernardy
Marinette
Henry FB. Cochems
Republian
J.H. Jones
Portage
John W. Thomas
Anson
Chippewa County
A. W. Sanborn
Ashland
James A. Wright
Merril
EB. W. Whitson
Tomahawk
R. H. de Lap
Richland
Center
Twenty
Freeman W. Sackett
Philips
Price-Taylor County
Strike turmoil shocks Paris as government moves against union
Reports from Paris dated July 3 describe violent riots at Vigneux and growing turmoil after the government ordered arrests of General Federation of Labor leaders. Troops faced insults and stones before firing as conservative papers call for suppression of the union seen as threatening public order.
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Presa
Paris
Vis- Roux
General Federation of Labor
Vigneux
Jabor
Rato
Roosevelt Era Debates over Hetch Hetchy and San Francisco water
A Century editorial discusses the Roosevelt administration and Interior Secretary's plan to set aside Hetch Hetchy for San Francisco water, arguing the national reservoir would threaten a pristine Sierra gorge. It weighs public needs against preserving natural beauty and warns of dangerous precedents for national parks.
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Téenterior
Gut
Dan
Ehe Tie Oly
San Francisco
Dia
Hetch-Helohy
de Sierra
Payhieh
Seule Na Thong Pik
Itu
ThisMaetion
Behmsry
Udsternin
Spurenie
Roosevelt
the Garfeld
Forester Pines
Dudinidistes Allans
Farany Tre
Fatokatiin
COUTA
Heda Thiely
Lake Eleanor
Rhode
Whitery
Toylumne Meadows
Tie Valley
United
Staten
Sans Francisco
Thia
Woman Saves Boy Life in Railcar Rescue
In Superior Wisconsin on July 8 nurse Ethel Willik saved a fourteen year old boy from being struck by a train. The youth lay bleeding after a fall in a streetcar hall and crawled toward the tracks as onlookers cried out. The nurse shouted for workers to halt the train and guided the boy to the earth, avoiding injury as the train passed.
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Nortinvestarn
Wiha
Ethel Willik
Himiol
Deer Migration Drives Frosty Border Movement
Deer herds migrate south into northern Minnesota and adjacent regions as cold springs reduce food in Canada. Warnings note that legality and vigilant wardens influence safety for wildlife and people. Historical observers attribute northern pressure to cross-border conditions and prior harassment by whites and Indians.
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Llandoha
Miayesaty
Canada
Minnesota
Ufe
Alates
Threats Reach Burnished Honor of Brave Man
A menacing note tests the courage of a well known local figure as neighbors watch for an answer to the threat. The incident stirs discussions of safety and resolve in the community.
Difference Between Speakers and a Phonograph
The remark notes that unlike some speakers a phonograph does not need to remember what it must repeat. It contrasts memory of content with mechanical playback.
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Finacial
American Car & Fountry
Urigan
American Smelting & Refining
American Smelters & Refining
Anaconda Mining
Atchison
Ifsan
Brooklyn
Rapid Tran Canadian Pacife
Chesapeake Alito
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicase
Milwaukee & Paul
Southern
Colorado
Great Worthern
Southern Rally
Tinton Tracific
United States’ Steel
Serred
Western Tinton
Standard Oil
Tle
Co."mercial
Chicago Grain Gossif
Americas
Dairy Markets
Brillion
Uae
Young Americas
Liverpool
Averpool
Mivd
Pace
Inonsor
Tennessee
St. Lola
Pricols
Michigan
Crete
Oem
Tyrke
Eilwatken
SirGevec
Calla
Allwarkes
City Markets
Roonits
Buss & Wernjer
Zentner & Mueller
Bent
Menduras
Cri
New York-Bermuda
Sames Cratg
Ayaleir Tate
THE
AISA
Irene
WDC
Herald
Tue Berpo
Cub
Mackinac Island
Petoskey & the Sea
Lake Navigation
Green Bay
Gall
Teaves Green Bey
Mackinay Island
Cleveland
Trottman
Maydison
Pers
Taber Uniom Leadéera
Hugh Pac Kok
Hetchletehy Valley
Kenervoir
the Church Company Cor. Jackson
Nd Irving Ste
Phono
Gillen’s Laundry
High Street
Wood Cook & Brown
the Super Furniture Co
Main Street
Kansas City
Friona Texas
C. H. Slayton
New German American Bank Building
NEW York Central Lines
Boston
Michigan Central
VIA
ST. Louis
Adirondack Mountains
St. Lawrence River
Wisconsin Passenger Agency
Wisconsin St
Milwaukee, Wis
Ben A. Agnew
Warren J. Lynch
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