Markets Open Mix as Small Rally Lifts Key Stocks
New York stocks opened with uniform gains in a light volume session. Union Pacific Reading and American Smelting rose early, leading a broader advance across active issues while dealers noted hesitation at high prices and a firm bond market.
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Wall Street
Union Proiffie
Reading
American
St. Paul
Northern Pacific
Heck Island
American Smelting
Utah
Union Pacific
New York
Amalgamated Copper
American Car & Foundry
American Locomotive
American #Selting & Refining
Amer. Smelting & Refining
American Sugar Refining
Anaconda Mining
Atchison, Ia
Atchison Preferred
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadtal Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Colorado Fuel & Tron
Colorado & Southern
Deavere & Hudson
Denver & Rio Grande
Erie
Great Northern
Minnois Central
International Pawer
Interborough Metropolitan
Interborough Metropolitan Ptd
Lomsque & Nasivile
Southern Hallway
Talon
Steet
Awaroh
Western Tinton
Wheat and market activity in Chicago trading session
The Chicago market showed steady to firm movement with wheat leading gains as December prices hit near the top of the range. Reports of Argentine crop damage and weaker northwest demand supported prices, while receipts and futures stayed robust amid light demand and ongoing weather impacts.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Minneapolis
Duluth
Willac
Gy Gisbe
Embert Sade
Are
Decemoner
Market prices and grain notes from Milwaukee October 27
Milwaukee Wis October 27 Flour steady Wheat higher No 1 northern No 2 northern 1.03 1.053 Rye steady Corn dull Barley steady Barley standard Quotations by local dealers Livestock hogs higher\nmeats steers cows bulls and lambs listed with prices. Dairy eggs butter quotes vary by grade and source. Produce prices include apples cranberries peaches and potatoes with regional market figures.
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Liverpool
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Smbrek
Milways
Ian
Catple
Trigher
Paiva
Igher
Fevtiars
Rocahontas
Jocat Denters
UCGET
Dinfirses
Roentes
Rose & Welsmiller
Rose
Sarre
Zentner & Mueller
City Council Debates Sidewalk Grade Petition
Heated Neenah council session over a sidewalk grade change for Eust Wisconsin Avenue. Alderman Leavens and Mayor Stone clash as petition to raise the north sidewalk by the library is granted amid accusations and a police report involving George Lenz from Starlake.
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Neenah, Wis
Eust Wisconsin Avenue
Walnut Street
Public Library
East Wise Sconsin Avenue
F. Shattuck
Dr. Greenwood
M. L. Campbell
A. Sorenson
Jennie S. Cooke
C. W. Howard
Laurens
Stone
Sweet
Leavens
Leavena
Bat
Cook Hotel
Local items note rink, polo plan and football status
Leng departs Menasha after suit cost case while Princess rink opens and roller skating season begins. A polo league is planned for Nee nah Appleton Oshkosh Fond du Lac with a meeting to arrange. Company TI football will disband after one more game due to lack of nearby schedules. Soldiers meet Lawrence University at Oak Street Park Thursday. Violinist Makmurl travels to Chicago to publish compositions with Borenaort. Businessmen discuss forming a watch works factory and stock company. Wisconsin Central installs railroad crossing danger bells per city ordinance.
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Leng
Menasha
Oak Street Park
Lawrence University
Fredrik Makmurl
Chicago
Henry Borenaort
Business ‘Men's Association
Wisconsin Central Railway
Common Council
Wedding Of Miss Kathryn Mercile And Herman Tessendorf
Miss Kathryn Mercile of Menasha wed Herman Tessendorf of Neenah at Rev A E Leonard's Broad Street home in Menasha. The couple planned a visit to northern Wisconsin after the ceremony.
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Northwestern
Menasha
Wis
Kathryn Mercile
Herman Tessendorf
Neenah
A. E. Leonard
Broadstree
Wisconsin
D.towle
Chicaco
Towle
Sheridan
Wyo
John Towle
York Neb
J. ¥. Boynton
Elixineer L. M Mann
Oshkosh
Robert Schierts
Broad Street
Misa Margaret Gambsky
Appleton
Misa Goldin
Tadies Aid Society
M. EB
William McCready
Naymut Street
Johan Remmel Wos
Wrightstown
Nolan
Fox River Valley
Good Will Toward Cuba Acknowledged By Cuban Minister
Gaoncalo de Quesada, Cuban minister to the United States, leaves Paris for Washington after a three month tour of the Cin Islands Portugal Spain Italy Switzerland and France. He investigated Cuban emigrant matters and reported universal goodwill toward the United States and Cuba, noting praise from officials across the countries visited. A notable moment was a banquet in Salamanca given by civil and military authorities in Spain.
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Paris
Gaonsialo de Quesada
Chian Ninister
United States
Washington
Tie
Cin Ialands
Portugal
Spain
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Switland
France
Cuba
Faland
Sengr de Quesada
Stanander
Steamer Luckenbach Fire Claims Passengers and Crew
Information from New York reports the steamer Luckenbach bound for San Juan caught fire off Cape Hatteras at eight last night. The Philadelphia reenforcer stood by, rescued thirty passengers, while Captain McLean and thirty nine crew remained aboard.
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Associated Preas
New York
Vic Luckertbuch
San Juan
Portobo
Cape Hatteray
Philadelphia
McLean
Cotton production and ginnery counts for 1908 crop
The census reports 6,283,780 bales of cotton ginned by October 18, 1908 with 25,440 active ginneries. Comparisons show 1907 ginned 4,420,250 bales and 1905 4,990,566, with round bales totaling 116,438 this year. Sea Island bales number 32,462 for 1908.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Sea Island
Goethals Exonerated By Report Exposes Canal Commission
Washington October report exonerates Chairman Gesth tle of the canal commission. The Associated Press notes that President Brothers of a New York cable firm alleged unfair treatment in Gatun cableway awards. The document confirms no improper conduct by Goethals and outlines the award details.
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Washington, D. C
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Ty President Brothers
Malan Ed Crane Cable Company
New York
Gatun
Sherman Denies New Mexico Timber Bribery Allegations
James S. Sherman refutes a New York World charge that he and associates engaged in an option on New Mexico timber lands and a railroad project. He says the venture was investigated, dissolved, and no U.S. property or bribery occurred. Edmund Burke also denies involvement.
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the World
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Dental
Burk
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Cal
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Sooth Broadway
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Yoo
Torseall
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Forsier
James So Sherpian
New Mexico
Hdmiund Surke
New Mexico Lumber and Development Company
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New Axton
United States
Ignor Yieli
Court martial testimony in Capt. French case at Fort Wayne
Detroit dispatch reports the court martial of Captain Charley F. French quartermaster of the Seventh at Fort Wayne. Lieutenants Jay and Moore testified about alleged misappropriation of a quantity of forage and related charges in the ongoing trial.
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Associated Prev
Detroit
Mich
Charley F. French
Bort Wayne
Army officers used government horses fed from forage
Lt Moore testified he held a nominal title to a horse owned by Dr. Burkhart and fed it on government forage. He planned to take the horse to the Philippines and said the practice existed in the army, though he refused to name officers who claimed the custom. Gol Daniel Giroman of the Seventh faces later court martial for permitting the practice.
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Fort Wayne
Daniel Giroman
Moore
Warkhart
Philippines
Damaging Raid Speeds Arrests at Lake Hotel Hotel Scene
A confession from Meri Barlow tied to a nightclub whipping case is read in court as authorities reveal a planned extortion tied to the killings near Beinbur e. The suspect describes a violent sequence at Lop Aurion and a hotel shooting involving Captain Kankin and others while authorities warn of possible sensational developments.
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Nashville
Vonn
Teel Ool Lake
Hptonville
Tech
William Flop
Clotonville
Daday Penn
Squire Wynne
Tonyville
Burton Miale
Porton
Taokla
Colon
Kankin
Mrs Stevens Reelected WCTU Leader Amid Unity
Mrs Lillian M Stevens of Portland Maine was unanimously reelected president of the National Woman's Christian Temperance Union. Other officers elected include vice president at large Miss Anna Gordon of Indiana, corresponding secretary Mrs Princes Parks of West Virginia, recording secretary Mrs Elizabeth Proton of North Dakota, treasurer Mrs E P Hutchinson of Kansas.
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Cole
Ort
Lillian M ON. Stevens
Portland
National Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Anna
A. Gordon
Thinvis
Princes Pr. Parks
West Virgina
Recone
Mra
Elizabeth Pronton
Anderson
North Dakota
Tease Wuter
PL Hutchinson
Fire at Salisbury Beach Suspected Incendiarism
A major blaze at Salisbury Beach early today led authorities to suspect arson as nearby structures had been vacant for weeks. The full report appears on page 12 with details from Subsbury officials and local responders.
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Associated Press
Ballabury
Mags
Subsbury Es
Salisbury Beach
Ten Years for Embezzler Pleads Guilty in County Case
Will St. Pettis, former county treasurer, pleaded guilty in district court to embezzling $27,000 of county lands and was sentenced to ten years in the penitentiary. He had previously maintained innocence before a sudden change of plea surprised many observers.
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Associated Press
Sac City
Will St. Pettis
Three Atrocious Murders Reported in Durangy Territory
Measlean Rurates have been ordered to the mine camp of Durangy, according to a dispatch to the Paso Herald. The dispatch cites atrocious murders in the vicinity and notes police have failed to fix the blame.
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el Paso Tex
Inde
State of
Durangy
Emice
Paso
Herald
Taft Campaign Swing Through New York Suburbs
President Taft traveled from New York to Troy and planned stops at Yonkers Tarrytown Peekskill Fishkill Landing Poughkeepsie Andean Schenectady and Cohoes. He addressed crowds in Yonkers and other towns stressing prosperity and campaign unity amid weather and noisy press coverage.
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New York
William ST. Taft
Troy
Mir. Taft
Yonkers
Tarrytown
Peekskill
Fishkill Landfus
Poughkeepsie
Andean
Schenectady
Cohoes
Taft
Yrstarday
Judeo Taft
Judge Taft
R Rene
Tadge Tate
Hinton
Jade Taft
Grand Central Station
Coius
Ned
Una
York 1A
Opera Bara
Theater
Aniv
N.Y
Tarty
Desi Pat
Ligeesd
Mr. Taft
Fugitive Dumpher Held on Heavy Bail After Hearing
Mrs Madelie Dumpher, arrested in connection with a Nationwide pursuit, was held in $1,000 bail after a municipal court hearing. The case, arising from a suspected crime in Chicago, was continued for a week to allow extradition proceedings.
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Adsocialid
Boston
Mass
Madelie Dumpher
Farmer dies after horse kick in Grover town
Samuel Schfittay, a Grover town farmer, died from injuries after a horse kicked him in the chest while he was working in a stall. The incident occurred in Marinette area reporting.
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Grover
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Marinette
Samuel Schfittay
Dynamite Kills Twelve in Two Explosions
Information from the deathland canal region reports two dynamite blasts on October 1 killing twelve men and injuring eighteen. Five died and eight were hurt at Culebra cut near Empire. seven died and ten were injured at Miry. All the wounded and dead at Culebra cut were Black except engineer W J Davis and crane operator George Goowley.
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Dathiman Canal
Federeted
Culebra Cut
Empire
Miri
Culebra
W. J Davis
George Goowley
Girl Student Injured in Chemistry Lab Accident
Miss Nina Johnson of Noxomo Indiana, a senior at the state university, was severely burned when a bottle of a volatile chemical ignited during a laboratory experiment. She was rushed to the Madran general hospital and will recover. The incident occurred as she attempted to connect apparatus in the second door of the chemical building.
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Madison
Wis
Nina Johnson
Noxomo
Ind
State University
Madran Generaohospitel
Will
Johnson
Miss Johnson
Delta Delta Netta Sorority
Cabinet Meeting Short as Two Members Attended
Washington October 27 cabinet session lasted briefly with only two members present the secretary of war and the secretary of the treasury.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Secretary of War
Secretary of the Treasury
Arango Leaves Colon for British Mission
Ricardo Manuel Arango, minister of the Panama Republic to Great Britain, departed Colon today to assume his post aboard the steamship Trent amid a developing incident involving a dog and a cat and questions about state business.
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Coton
Ricardo Manuel Arango
Panaman Republic
Great Britain
Foy Hla
Trent
Oldest Spinster Ming Heinfurter Dies in Hudson
Ming Theresa Heinfurter aged ninety seven died yesterday at the home of her nephew W Goldberg in Hudson Wisconsin. Her life marked by long widowhood and independence, she was noted as one of the era’s enduring spinster figures in the community.
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Associated Press
Hudson, Wis
Ming Theresa Heinfurter
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