Fluctuating Markets Mark Varied Early Trading
An assortment of commodity and stock movements appears, highlighting diverse actions in bonds, wheat, copper, and livestock. The report notes gains from certain mining and paper stocks, a fluctuating wheat opening in Liverpool, and steady to mixed grain and produce prices across Chicago and Milwaukee markets.
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Jon Pacviticul
Leuther
Chicago
Thyverpool
Stny
Minneapolis
Duluth
City Market Dairy Prices and Coal Quotations
Reader note a collection of market quotations including dairy prices paid to farmers and coal rates from various suppliers. Entries mention Timothy upland clover seed, and coal types such as Pocaontas and Hocking with delivered prices, reflecting a historical provincial market listing.
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C. Roenitz
Buptier
Hontas
Pally of Republicans rally and local notices in Neenah
A Republican rally at Neenah city hall featured Attorney General Frank Libbert discussing campaign issues, with a reception for Mr Gilbert in Taft Sherman club rooms. Attendees included Sheriff Rhyner and several Oshkosh residents. Fire damaged boards near N P Williamson’s barn but was contained. Deaths: Dr J S Sorenson of Shrocton, 51, Berisht’s disease. Gunder Hansen, 70, general debility. Upcoming social events include bridal showers for Marie Du Bois Jessie McGahn and a china shower for Elizabeth Keating. Mr and Mrs Du Bois host another shower for Marie Du Bois before her October wedding.
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Northwestern
Neenah
Wis
Frank Libert
Mr. Gilbert
Taft:Sherman Club
Amon
Oshkosh
Sheriff Rhyner
John Bunn
George Sarau
W. H
Shtocton
Dr. Sorenson
Gunder Hansen
Caroline Street
G. Kluxdal
Dorothy
Letta French l
Marie du Bois
Jessie McGahn
John Keatine
Elizabeth Keating Whala
Joe
1du Boies
Misa Marie du Boisiwhae Ig
Sticks to Indian Ways in Northwestern Shawano
Special to The Northwestern Shawano Wisconsin October 12 reports a tale from Neopit where foresters encroach on the privacy of Soman an old Menominee Indian and his wife Soman refuses to adopt any pale face customs living in a wigwam five miles from Neople. A breech cloth and badger skin cap define his attire. he rejects annuity money and plans to drift to a more secluded reservation spot while authorities at Keshene return 240 dollars to Washington for credit.
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Shawano
Wis
United States Forestry Department
Neopitami
Soman
Nfe
Neople
Keshene
Washington
Netherlands Demands Venezuela Revocation in Arbitration Push
The Dutch foreign minister De Reus rebuked President Castro in an August note, calling for revocation of a May 14 decree and warning of firm action to preserve amicable ties. The note cites Venezuelan seizures of Dutch ships, threats to alter commercial law, and readiness to resume arbitration talks, with a November 1 deadline and potential military readiness amid tensions over Maracaibo trans shipments.
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Netherlands
Venezuela
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Castro
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Valencia
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Venegne
Welland
Hirano Armeh
Caracas
Maracaibo
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General Castras
Curacao
Venesuela
Senator Dolliver Speaks on Paramount Issue in Los Angeles
United States Senator Dolliver addressed a large audience in Los Angeles, introduced by Senator Flint. He praised President Roosevelt and Mr Bryan, arguing the paramount issue is preserving private honesty and public integrity that defined Roosevelt’s administration.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Beng
United States
Flint
California
Roosevelt
Dollivers
Bryan
Big Denauner
Democratic Party
Dolliver
Virginia first electrocution replaces hanging in Richmond
The first execution under Virginia's new electric chair law occurred in the state penitentiary in Richmond. Henry Smith, a Black man convicted of raping an elderly Portsmouth woman and robbery, was put to death.
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Associated Drees
Richmond
Virginia
Henry Smith
Portsmouth
Ariel Ferry Collision Injures Girls and Sparks Narrow Escape
In Detroit on October 1 a collision between the ferry Ariel and the freighter Energy near Walkerville Ont disrupted travel. Several girls were slightly injured and about 100 others escaped death as the vessel ran aground and the crews aided passengers amid the crash debris.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Ariel
Walkerville
Ont
New Bridge Over Fox River Proposed at Menasha
Special to The Norllin reports a new bridge must be built across the Fox River on Commereind Street after a council inspection revealed worse conditions than expected. Permission from government secured, cofferdams planned for winter construction, and a bridge party noted as the Evanses of Minneapolis host.
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Pox
Commereind St
Menashe
Evans
Minnesapolis
Manisha Gist
Frank Smncelinski
Ronefski Ina
Justies Stein
Dratesudak
Menting
Cireen
State Reforma
Verturl Tan
Milch
Menashi
Ogelen
Merrill
Menasha
Wisery Mitchel
Crank Parker Hayve
Eyeleth
Minn
Pi Wook
Mrs. W. Merrill
Honolulu
Red
Diamonds in his shoes arrest shocks St Louis suspects
St Louis police report Foster George arrested on a charge of stealing diamonds and watches valued at 25 dollars from New York wholesaler C Powell. Police recover twenty thousand dollars worth of jewels, with diamonds traced to Powell and found in George’s possession in multiple cities. Detectives suspect an organized gang, though George declines to name accomplices.
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St. Louls
New York
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Louis
Foster George
C. Powell
Broadway
Powell
St. Louia
George's
Congregational Church to Erect New Building in Fond du Lac
The Congregational church in Fond du Lac Wisconsin plans a total rebuild after a Monday vote approved tearing down the old walls and constructing a completely new church. Estimated cost around 50000 dollars for complete furnishings and construction. A committee will obtain plans and sublet them to the congregation under the new building program.
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Fond du Lac
Wis
Americans Shoot Best Defeat Sixth Canadian Forces for Pacific Crown
Tacoma Wash Oct 13 The Second Washington regiment team defeated a Sixth Canadian unit for the third time by 2415 to 2256 to win the Pacific coast championship and a $500 loving cup. Capt Z N Curry of North Yakima broke the individual record at the Olympic Games in London by making 241 points.
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Associated Press
Tacoma
Wash
Washington Regiment
Z. N. Curry
North Yakima
London
Aj Jeverbie Im
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