Markets Show Mixed Week As Bonds Lead Recovery
New York Sept 7 Tenry Clews reports week not uniformly notable with cotton and corn deteriorating in August yet not declining sharply. Bond demand strengthens, stocks rise, and money ease sustains. Crop risks linger from late plant, with favorable harvests possible if frosts stay away.
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New York
Tenry Clews
Harn
Pennsylvania
Morocco
Busines
Amelie
Hopewal
Cattle Market Receipts and Prices Across Regions
Chicago reports cattle receipts near 96 000 with market steady to slow. steers and heifers varied from 31 76 to 4 074 65 for Texans. Milwaukee notes hogs to choice mixed and butchers, steers steady with calves and bulls priced, calves to 4 508 50, spring lambs around 1 25 to 0 90.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
Wis
City Markets and Dairy Prices From Local Report
Dairy and market prices reported by local traders show prices pale to farmers. The note lists butter, creamery terms, mixed hay and timothy oat straws, and coal delivery options. Also mentions rations and area prices per dozen as part of farm supply quotations.
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O. Ease
H.-C. Roenitz
Sinc
Severlas
Zenine Mellor
Whitesale
Strleuy
Hearst Blasts Politics in Labor Day Address
Hearst denounces turning unions into political pawns and warns against mixing labor with party machines. He argues unions should not bargain with bosses or peddle influence to Republicans or Democrats, urging unity and independent action over old party politics.
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Associated Press
Davenport
Sapt. T
William Te. Hearst
Hearst Sude
Itrac
Politiis
Gompers
Ound
Republican Party
Rie
Democratic Party
Democrati Party
Muldoon Named Bishop of Rockford in United States
July 7 The final meeting of the congregation on American questions approves Bishop Muldoon of Chicago for the Rockford post. The session also approves the Victona province reorganization naming Augustin Donton-Will as Victoria archbishop and Alexander McDonald as Victoria vicar general.
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Associated Press
Congregation of the Propaganda
Ameri
Tuto
Carsetta
Gennari
Stoll
Carlochteni
Segna
Martelli
Gotti
San Francisco
Riordan
Muldoon
Chicago
Stockford
Jil
Culnadeln
Vietoria
Vancouver
Augustin
Donton- Will
New Westminster
Victoria
Orth
Very Trev
Alexander McDonald
Antinongosh
Bishan
Pension List Increases In Wisconsin Minnesota and Dakotas
Milwaukee Sept 7 Pension Commissioner Fred C Magdeburg reports a rise in pensions for war veterans widows and dependents across Wisconsin Minnesota North and South Dakota. The October quarter will total about 2 000 060 with 528 pensioners on the rolls despite August additions. veterans of earlier wars and survivors remain listed including Spanish American Civil Mexican and Indian war pensioners and widows.
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Milwaukee
Wic
Fred C. Magdeburg
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Magdeburg
Isiz
England
Thaw to Pittsburg for Creditor Examination Friday
Thaw will travel to Pittsburg Pennsylvania on Friday morning September 11 to be examined by creditors in his bankruptcy. Referee in Bankruptcy William Blair signed the order at the first creditors meeting. W C Boyd of Poughkeepsie claims a board bill of 96.25 and seeks Thaw’s presence for examination. Roger O Mara named Pittsburg detective. Bond for O Mara reduced to 109000 after estimates suggested receipts under 100000. A copy of the order was sent to the U S marshal in the Southern district of New York for service.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
New York
Harry K. Thaw
Treferee
Wiliam FL. Blair
W. C. Boyd
Poughkeepsie
H. M. Bain
Thaw
Blair
Roger O'Mara
O'Mara
William A. Stone
Pennsylvania
United States Marshal of
Southern District of
Gompers Bombarded by Berger in Milwaukee Editorial
Milwaukee Sept 7 Victor L Berger, socialist editor, signs an attack on Samuel Gompers for siding with capitalists. He accuses Gompers of lying to aid Bryan and the Democratic ticket, arguing Taft represents capitalistic interests and railing against abolition era policies.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Curerent
Social Democratic Herald
Victor L. Berger
Samuel Gompers
Sam Gompers
Innindendo
Bam Gompers
Bryan
Democratic Party
Taft
Hypocrisy Charged as Working Men Urged to Vote Democratic
Bryan is labelled insincere by a workingman’s standard and Sam Gampers accused of seeking workingmen’s votes for Democrats after pats on the back in Denver and contempt in Chicago. The piece also claims Republicans mimic the same capitalist aims, calling voting Democratic a pointless protest against capitalism’s second swing.
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Bryan
Sam Gampers
Pat
Ted
Denver
Chicago
Republicana
Democratic Party
Black Wander Hid es in Mine in Illinois
Chicago police pursue Joseph Sciurba a suspected Black Hand operative believed hidden in a Scottsburg Illinois coal mine near Marion. Detective Langabardi tracked him to his home then to the mine guarded by a posse awaiting hunger to force surrender. A separate incident near Indiana Street Bridge involved a grocer Antonio Taydlace and a woman injuring no one but detaining Longobardi, later cleared by letters.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Joseph Selurha
Scottsberg
Jil
Marion
Langabardi
Sciurba
Antonio Taydlace
Indiana Street Bridge
Longebardal
Siletto
Longobardi
Longohardt
Fonner
Possa
Vongebard
Abbott Nominated for Insurance Commissioner in Wisconsin
Madison Sept 7 James E Abbott of Madison has been nominated as the Republican candidate for insurance commissioner after county by county returns show Abbott carrying 39 counties to Beedle 31. Abbott leads by 6 089 votes to 4 695 with Forest likely among Abbott gains.
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Madison
Wis
James E. Abbott
George E. Beedle
Abbott
Beedle
Forest
Wheat Clearances Reported for Week End September First
The Associated Press reports Portland Oregon on September 7 that total wheat clearances for the week ending September 1 reached 1 455 000 bushels. Figures show revival activity and strong shipping through the week led by major grain handlers. no further details on destinations are provided in the fragment.
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Associated ‘Prew
Portland
Lsdied Singh
Cosmopolitan National Bank Solvency Dispute In Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh on September 7, officials debate the bank insolvency status of the Cosmopolitan National Bank. Directors plan to meet to demand government action as the bank resumes operations after a temporary closure. Officials discuss whether comptroller actions were warranted and who will report findings to Washington.
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Pittsburg
National Bari
Washington
National Eocamilier
John i
Cunningham
Flor
Oldham
Cosmas Pal
Mount Washington Savings & Trust Company
O'Cloy
Robert Lyons
The Moroccan Situation
Associated Press dispatch from Paris notes delays in delivering a note among powers over Morocco. In Tangier German consul Wassel visited Mull el Hafid and his brother Mulai Hafid to explain Germanys backing during campaigns against Abd el Aziz.
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Moroccco
Germany
Mulal Hallang Sultan
Morocco
Kanr- a-Kebir
Mull-el-Abbags
Mulal Hafid
Rasfid
Awtan Abd-el-Aziz
Wassel
Kasr-el-Kebir
Muigispl-subas
Kansas City Gets Gay Defied Sunday Blue Laws
Kansas City Missouri on Sunday night openly defied blue laws by crowding theaters, selling tobacco, and allowing games at billiard halls. Citizens showed wholehearted support for reform advocates, with renewed activity across the city as law restrictions appeared to loosen.
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Kansas City
Ren
Teeseeteeriminal
Xe Wallace
Dean Tha
Judge Wallace Witnesses Crack Down on Blue Law Violations
A yearlong crackdown by Judge Wallace on closing hour violations prompts plans to re-center private matters on November 8. A new grand jury will be summoned, and public sentiment supports extending enforcement against violators. Since the crusade began, hundreds of mentions have appeared, with few indictments and many cases likely to be dismissed after the judge retires.
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Ed Ahout
Wallaca
van Vo
Judea Wallace
Jetiva
Mora Chien
Casi Grey
Criminal Court
Plot to Murder Taft Letter Alleges Plot In August To Kill President
An unsigned letter sent to Chief of Police in Topeka and released publicly alleges four or five suspicious men plotted to assassinate the Republican nominee, aiming to stage the crime in Chicago with a rifle from a tree. The writer claims the men planned to implicate Black men and notes the writer believes the author is of unsound mind.
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Iy Agsochitel
Kan
Ami
Chicnga
American Girl Climbs High On Mount Huascaran
Miss Annie Peck of Providence Rhode Island reached the summit of Mount Huascaran near Tima Peru after a month of attempts. Her guide and a companion suffered severe frostbite during the ascent while an Indian guide was saved after a dramatic fall down a ravine. Peck began the final ascent August 23 and earlier two weeks earlier had reached 25 000 feet before retreating due to a guide's injury.
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Tima
Peru
Miss Annie
Peck
Providence
Han
Mount
Huascaran
Miss Peck
Misa Peck
Shso
Brother Kills Sister in Danville Tragedy
Fortamouth New Hampshire September 7 Carroll Hall fourteen Danville shot his sister Floste Hall sixteen with a shotgun the charge entered the neck and death occurred instantly Young Hall was arrested he claims he did not know the gun was loaded authorities investigate the incident and seek motive in a case that shocks the local community
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Carroll Hall
Danville
Floste Hall
Young Hall
Ends A Reign Of Terror In East St. Gould
Associated Press report from East St. Gould Virginia details a violent incident where Chub Lin, a runner, attempted to slay a man named Charles Berger during a spree of terror on a Saturday night. Berger responded by firing, killing Lin, and the incident led police to surround the scene. A man identified as Otiennie from Myatle was mentioned as involved. a man with a wife and two children reportedly in danger, the case drawing state attention.
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East St. Gould
Eltizenad
Chub Lin
Charles Berger
Wren
Siafkaal
Berger
Lee
al Toe Dim
Lerger
Othiennie
Myatle
Fm. Tits
Rustin Shooting: Woman Claims Suicide Theory Emerges
In Omaha Nebraska, a detainee named Wee, held five days over the Dr Fronterte Rustin shooting, provided a long statement to Chief of Police Konalive and County Attorney Englah. The statement suggests she clears much of the mystery and points to suicide by the physician.
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Omaha
Neb
Wee
Jall
Fronterte Rustin
Fenglah
Newport Horse Show Opens Thirteenth Annual Exhibition
The thirteenth annual Newport Horse Show opens today at the Newport Casino. The horse show marks the closing event of the Newport season, with exhibitors from the region converging for the event.
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Associated Preas
Newport
Newport Torse Show Association
Newport Casino
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