Wall Street Opens Higher Then Broad Market Reverses
New York stocks rise at open led by National Lead and Consolidated Gas but fade from intraday highs as Reading, Harriman, and Houston-Hartman stocks pull back. Banks show stronger reserves while commodities and dairy prices edge higher amid steady to weak afternoon trading.
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New York
Wall Street
Jimnels
National
Consolidated Gas
Reading 1
St. Paul
Canadian Pacific
Rock Iisland
Southern Railway
American
Southern Pacifc
Amalgamated Copper
Reading
Hil
Harerinian
Wheat and corn futures slide amid mixed receipts and weather
Chicago market notes September activity with December wheat easing and later rally on firming close. Receipts in Minneapolis Taub and Chicago total 123 cars versus 1227 last week. Corn prices fluctuated as weather and delivery expectations influenced bids and local commissions.
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Chicago
Minneapols
Taub
I.c
City Market Prices for Dairy Eggs Grain and Livestock
Prices paid to farmers for dairy eggs and grain reported by City Market dealers. Quotations include butter per pound eggs per dozen live hogs and cattle prices and various farm products such as oats straw and fodder with ton and per bushel figures. Records show retailer quotations and mine run coal and lumber values with regional delivery details.
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Zentner & Mueller
FAY
Ian Bauer
Rocahontas
Royal
HRY Press Tech M
Pete Sherlings
Finvisgise
Idg
Froduce
RIDDLES BRYAN PLAN STIRS MARYLAND BANQUET DISCUSSION
The Maryland bankers association banquet in Baltimore featured remarks by Secretary of the Treasury Lissie M. Shaw and U. S. Treasurer Charles H. Treat. They debated banking guarantees, with Treat opposing government deposit guarantees as impractical and Bryan’s plan as dangerous.
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William J. Bryan
Bryan Salt
Bank Depogia
Cammemedah Oworks
Liogun
United States
Bryan
Kinhoma
Lieutenant Mot attempts suicide in Presidio hospital
First Lieutenant Mot of the Artillery corps slashed his throat in the general hospital at the Presidio. Found by a hospital corpsman, he received urgent care but his recovery is doubtful due to his enfeebled condition. Officers say he feared repeating his brother’s mental illness, as Second Lieutenant Motlow had been confined at St Elizabeth's asylum.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Presidio
Moti
Artillery Corps
W. G. Motlow
St. Elizabeth's Asylum
Washington
Goeth Shopping, Loses Mind in St Louis Incident
Hubert Kunster, seventy nine, of Waterton, Til, after a day of shopping with his daughter in St Louis on September 19, suddenly became insane. He raved in the city hospital observation ward imagining he was still shopping and argued with imaginary clerks. He told his daughter the way to make a girl let you kiss her is to get her to kiss you.
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St. Louis
Hubert Kunster
Waterton
Til
Foraker Denies Hearst Tale in Combative Speech
In St Louis on September 19 Hearst forces attack Senator Foraker over letters tied to Standard Oil dealings. Foraker defends his conduct, recounts past alliances, and asserts he sought lawful compliance, not evasion, while Hearst cites archbishopric objections and Archbold correspondence to challenge Foraker’s stance.
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Hearst
St. Louis
Nlight
Senator Foraker
Fos
Tome
Renul
iHrouidwas
New York
J. J. Archbold
Foraker
Worthington
Aith
Low Water Mills Stop Prompted Power Shortage
The Menasha mill district uses worn prathons awnings for power as a temporary measure amid a severe low water stage. AMOUNT of new machinery is being installed in preparation for resuming activities as soon as power returns. The St Anthony chapel car, the United States only Catholic church on wheels, visited the local depot at 10 35 this morning and again at 4 25 this afternoon drawing many visitors hosted by Father O Trien. The congressional committee investigating the paper trade left for Ladysmith to continue hearings. M H Baljoy and W Sensenbrenner testified, supporting previous days. A Menasha Workingmen Temperance Act association meeting is planned for Monday evening to map winter plans. Mrs J C Inghram remains gravely ill. Martha Roren’s relatives report from Waukeegan Illinois that her condition is improving and that recovery is hoped. Port Washington Cageball comes to Menasha tomorrow. batteries are Groth and Hedding for Port Washington and Clayton and Dolan for Menasha, with Wolf as umpire.
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St. Anthony Chapel
United States
Merntushe Tadiay
Wincensin Cone Tract
Pyle
Father O'Tirien
Congressional Committee
Ladysmith
M. H. Baljoy
Menasha Paper Company
Wt. Sensenbrenner
Kimberly Work Paper Company
Menasha, Workingmen's Temperance Act Association
Lodge Regres
Beatt
Mra. J.C. Inghramta
Menasha
Martha Roren
Waukeexan
Til
Ura
Port Washington
Shortage of torpedoes worries navy abroad
Newport dispatch reports a torpedo shortage in the U S Navy, especially Whitehead torpedoes, with the U S far behind Britain Germany and Japan. Estimates claim Britain holds about 10 000 more torpedoes, while Germany and Japan each have around 4000. Government stock up by 100 this year and an Newport torpedo factory start is planned for early next year.
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Tty
Associated Press
New York
Newport
Tt. C
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Japan
Murderous man captured after brutal Milwaukee shelter attack
Justin Stith, a blacksmith living near Mahou five miles east of here, wounded 14 year old Often Gribow and fatally wounded her mother Mrs Aupgiata Graibow then shot Sheriff George T. Dwinnell as arrest was attempted. He was captured later by a heavily armed posse near Culhoun after the house was raked with bullets. The girl and her mother are said to survive, the mother gravely wounded. Smith claims memory gaps and denies planning the attack though authorities believe he acted with premeditation.
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Northwestern
Milwaikes
Wit
Wisconsin
Waukesha
Siga
Jutin Stith
Jidlup Abow
Mahou
Here
Gribow
Tullus Gratiow
Aupgiata Graibow
George TL. Dwinnell
Utedirabow Jiowin
Bhorif
J. Gibson
Mra. Griabow
Smeit
Cholera Rages in Manila Amid Outbreak
Associated Press reports Manila shows eleven hours with thirty seven cases and seventeen deaths from cholera. Two Americans among the casualties are J. Ellifowad and W. A. Dovta. Officials say outbreak will be quickly controlled.
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Associated Press
Manilla
JE Ellfowad
W. A. Dovta
Bryan Wareed Denies Standard Oil Donation to Democrats
New York dispatch reports William Jennings Bryan Wareed denying that Standard Oil contributed to the Democratic party following Hearst's Columbus address. Wareed said the Standard Oil Company contributed nothing to the Democrats.
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New York
Bryan
Standard Off
W. BR. Hearst
Columbus
Tiryan
Standard Ll
Bryan Address Sparks Clash At Carnegie Hall Rally
Labor leader Bryan speaks at Carnegie Hall in New York over a heated dispute with a heckler who accuses him of calling workers a bug. Bryan denies the claim and refuses to answer further inquiries until the Republican party endorses him or its representatives. He then leaves the carriage to enter the hall.
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John DD
Senator Jones
Arkansas
United States Senate
Foraker
Congress
Republic
Inenay
Evi
Republican Party
Luna
Democratic Party
Bryan
New York
Eoot
Bfearst
Dewocratic
Shell Gane
Mrr
Mr. Bryan
Helmant
Fommers
Independence Party
Democratic
Ammerlein
York
Bent
Demuemoy
Greater
Uh Bryan
Carnegie
Votow
Lieber
Wirth
Armin
Ospetk Ua
Organized Labor
Theas
Thepblican Party
Ite
Stock Market Slump Hits Early Trading Losses
New York stocks showed weakness with early gains erased by midday and heavy selling in Union Pacific and Southern Pacific. Traders blamed political conditions for the slump, though no definite news prompted the drop, and only a light recovery appeared at the close.
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New York
Cireles
Ten New Destroyers Awarded to Contractor by Metcalf
Secretary Metcalf awarded the contract for the construction of ten destroyers authorized at up to seagress, moving forward on the program at Washington.
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Metcalf
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Local Classifieds Mix Trade Wanted and Rentals
A jumble of small ads lists jobs like housework and hotel help, sales of land and farm, goods for sale, and rooms to rent. Items mention Athearn Fate Wash, Wisconsin venues, and addresses such as Central Avenue and 7 Central Avenue.
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Toute
Pardoe
Brhige
Quiios
Daulet
Mast
Athearn
Gmsen Lake
Clesa
Frank McCaba Coal Co
Washington St
Jefferson Avenue
Fond Au Lac
Munroa Venus
Prederick Avenue
Sagem
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Ira Parker & Sons Co
Main St
Walf Street
Amalgamated Conner
Mein Car & Foundry
Evan Locomotive
E Refining
Amar American Smelting & Refining PLC
Atoriay Sugar Heming
Aten
Atchison Preferred
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid
Chesapeaks & Ohio
Chicago & Northwestern
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Rado Fuel Seron
Rad & Southern
Delaware & Hudson
Denver & Rio Grande
Erle
Great Northern
Doterborough Metropolitin
Interbrough Metropolitan Prd
Gansle de Naanwie
Dan Cent Hard Paelfle Mn
Whansis National Biscurt National Lend
Central
Worthern
Praeville Atall
Bey
Pennsylvania
Island
Southern Pacific
Southern Really
Tufted States Steel
Aielird Ol
Texas
Intel
Chicago Cattle
Bueves
Liverpool
Milwaukee—Prodl
Milwaukee
Wis
Ig Ts Ye
Itzloe
Yaoung Americas
Wwe
Tota A
Cee
Calis
ARLEY
Commercial
Beate
Timothy
Casa Wheat
OK Am
Red
Horthern
Odiwl
Miglee
City Markets
Riddles Bryan
of Bank Go
Oasuece
Raser
Hearst Tale
Faye Quu
Ece Oneck
Standard
Eta Newspapers
Smith Bennett
Judge Burkett
Heochst
Columbia
Bennett
Archbeld
Bin
Archborn
Standard OH Company
Nmne
Roapeck
Oho
Decrea
Monett
Supreme Court
Ohio
Sy Reorsantae USA
Tig Court
Fnally
Striae
New Jersey
Bava
Sitier
Sesiaio Ornket
Washington City
Archbolil
Uae
Jon
J. H., Foraker
Thearst Wise
Broadway
Jones of
Arkansis
Haguly
FL Monnete
Wow OC
Haskell
Gknghama
Standard Coil Company
Tinnkell
W. C. Haskell
Cleve
Jani
Weighta
Distriet of
Oklibama
Tleaest
Calumbus
Standard Ol Company
Unsakell
Mtatekon
Ongeshat
United Stater
Eturt
R. B. Anger & Co
Menaxhawfhe Congressionalk
United States Navy
Scranton
Cook & Brown Lime Co
Marion and
Market Streets
Porson
Girl
Tg IX
MR. Hearst
Democrata
Haiier
Mie
Minnesota
Wallac Lakers
A& Son
Marie FaSennvec
Campounda
Boyd & Son
Loyd
D& Bun
Bnina
Tauscher
Pera
House Maton
NOTIC
Board Inn
Central Avenue
Lower
Phut
Tana Rao
Lay
Plaza
Frederick Ave
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