Markets Falter Then Rally On Wall Street Opening
New York trading began with risk from uncovered short sales. Reading 11 5 points led gains as Westinghouse Electric Consolidated Gas and other issues rose. Harriman stocks strengthened while minor rails and specialties posted several point gains. Amalgamated Copper fell, St Paul and Amalgamated Copper slipped, Central Railroad of New Jersey down seven points amid irregular bond activity.
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New York
iWall Street
Thy Cossequence
Reading
Westinghouse Electric 3
Consolidated Gas 24
Dartsman
Axtende
Harriman
Rax
St. Paul and Amalgamated Copper
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Wheat and grain markets mixed amid rains and drought talks
The Chicago wheat market opened firm on drought in Argentina and export demand, with imports and local receipts outlined. Corn followed wheat higher early on fears of crop damage after rains, while livestock prices showed steady to higher tendencies amid demand and supply shifts. Potatoes and produce prices edged lower, and dairy items held varied, with overall market activity subdued by rainfall and disease concerns.
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Chicago
Argentina
Minneapolis
Sacarsis
Duluth
Frase
Deycembe
re@elpis
Isiec
Milwaukee
Wartler
Tae Camery
Westeney
City Markets Dairy Prices and Quotations Summary
Dairy prices paid to producers are listed with quotations for creamery and related products. The notes reference market rates and regional figures, indicating current price levels and standards.
Local Produce and Live Stock Quotations in Spring Prices
Prices paid to farmers and local dealers for beef veal lambs pork and poultry with wholesale meat quotes and produce per bushel and per barrel. Quotations reported by local firms and merchants reflect live weight dressed meat and farm produce values central to market days.
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Bocahontas
H.C. Roenitz
Boss & Welsmilier
Boss & Weissnitler
Zentner & Mueller
Tocat
Soldier shoots himself while cleaning revolver in armory
Maj James Miles of the First Illinois National Guard, a Chicago lawyer with Winston Payne Strawn & Miles, was severely wounded by a self inflicted gunshot while cleaning his weapon after Indiana maneuvers. The bullet struck the left side and passed the lower lung lobe. He was moved to a hospital, and doctors expect recovery. Miles has twenty years in the guard and commanded a company in the Spanish American War.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Til
James Miles
Wlinois National Guard
Winston, Payne, Strawn & S 2
Indiana
Regi Trent
Miles
National Guard
Drought to be broken by coming rains forecast
Washington September 24 forecasts cool rains expected to sweep the country early next week as a Pacific disturbance moves inland. Forecaster Garrett of the weather bureau said forest fires have not affected rainfall and will not hinder it, noting drought relief is imminent.
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Associated Press
Washington, D
Forrenster Gar- Tritt
Weather Bureau
Pacific Coly
Northern Pacific Plans New Montana Rail Line
Northern Pacific applies for right of way in eastern Montana marking the start of construction. The route would run north of Mandan North Dakota along the Missouri River to Mandak at the Yellowstone confluence then south through the lower Yellowstone irrigation project. About 30 miles of track would be built.
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Associated Press
Butte
Mont
Northern Pacific Railway
Montana
Mandan
N. D
Missouri River
Yellowstone
Mandak
North Dakota
National Irish League delegates begin convention in Boston
The United Irish League delegates open their national convention in Boston with an emphasis on organizational work. Afternoon session centers on electing moral officers. Before the convention, Irish envoys Johan E. Redmond and Joseph Devlin along with John FitzRibbon received a reception from Huston College students.
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Associsten Ress
Boston
Mauss
United Irish League
Prioy
Johan E. Redmond
Joseph Devlin
M. PF
John Fitz
Ribbon
Huston Colle
Odd Fellows Parade Marks 84th Sovereign Grand Rite Session
The Denver Witnsaxce Big Trraoet of Severeinn Grand Lodge led a procession of OF and the Rebekeha auxiliary, about four thousand members, through Denver streets as spectators lined the route amid perfect weather during the eighty fourth annual session.
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Denver
Gare Febs
O. F
Ita Ladies’ Auxiliary
Rebekeha
Man Admits Slaying Aunt in Trial Verdict
Hackenrsch, 4.5, Bet. B-Avaunt Everhardt on trial for murder of his aunt Mrs. Ortille Eberhardt. He day changed his plea to guilty and was sentenced to serve thirty years as Gate's prince.
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Associated Prem
Hackenrsch
Everhardt
Ortille Eberhardt
Iteday
Gate
Star of Bengal wreck claims 110 lives near Coronation Island
Wrangell Alaska September 22 110 of 137 aboard the cannery ship Star of Bengal perished when the vessel ran ashore after being driven from Wrangell by a gale. Twenty seven survivors were saved by the tug Hattie Gage as bodies were laid to rest on the beach. Captain Farrer described the disaster and survivors recounted the sinking and rescue efforts.
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Associated, Press
Wrangel
Alaska
Star of Bengal
Tuge
Helm Point
Coronation Island
Hatiie Gage
Farrer
Carns Nation Rail
Charles Buchanan
Carl Bore
Joseph Griffin
Andrew Hanson
Frank Henry
Norman Hawkins
George Hendrickeson
Benjamin Johnson
Siguerid Nelson
Erick Person
Wiliam Perischke
Peter Peterson
John Peterson
Olaf Peterson
Einan Swenson
Wrangell
Mattis Gage
Hattie Gage
Shipley Bay
Muir
Olson
Wagner
Neenah Democrats Hear Bryan-Kern Club Speech
The Bryan-Kern club held its first Neenah fall meeting with speeches by County Chairman JF.7 Dempsey Attorney Frank Stewart John Harington and Mayor Jain Mulva. The club plans new headquarters beside the Chinese laundry on North Commercial Street. Andrew Anderson and companions were fined after a Wisconsin Central freight theft arrest. Remains of Mrs Aliie Merkiis arrived from Chicago for interment at Oak Hill cemetery with Rev. Mr. Merrill officiating. Mrs George A Jagerson hosted a china shower for Mrs F W Greene amid games and prizes. Funeral for Mrs Cart Haute conducted by Rev August Kieinhans. Mrs Haute lingered among the citys elder residents. Funeral services for Evelyn Jorgenson, age three, held at the grandmother’s home received by Rev G W Reichert.
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Speehu
Neenah
Wis
Bryan-Kern Club
Speeih
Dempsey
Frank Stewart
John Harington
Jain Mulva
Bryan
Varine
North Commercial Street
Andrew Anderson
Roy Jorgenson
Joseph Monaghan
Wisconsin Central Freight S
Justice Jensen
Aliie Merkiis
George Davis
Chicago
Oakhill Cemetery
Mr. Merrill
St. Stephens Church
Menasha
George A. Jagerson
F. W. Greene
Cart Haute
Carl Sturm
August Kieinhans
Haufé
Evelyn
Louis Jorgenson
Hans Jorgenson
Clark Street
Hey
G. W. Reichert
Alderman Horn Fined for Violating Late-Hours Ordinance
Fond du Lac Wis Sept 2 The second man arrested under the midnight to five am closing rule paid a 25 fine and costs today Alderman A R Horn who voted for the ordinance owned a hotel buffet that stayed open twenty eight minutes past the closing hour He pleaded guilty and was fined.
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Associated Prays
Fond du Lac
Wits
A. R. Horn
Horn
Found Dead in Cistern in New Richmond Wisconsin
Report from New Richmond Wisconsin states Dr. F W Epley ex mayor and former Wisconsin Medical Society president was found dead in a cistern today. Police suspect he fell into the water and drowned.
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New Richmond
Wis
F. W. Epley
Thin City
The
Wisconsin Medical Society
Fogged Highway Crash Near Philadelphia Causes Severe Injuries
Reports describe two cars colliding on a single track line between Philadelphia and Chester in heavy fog. About forty injured with several possibly fatal, plus a nearby railway bridge collapse near Havre de Grace causing more casualties and prompting investigations into possible tampering with dynamite.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Rog Wrest
Uraetlan
Chester
Baldwin
Beard
Amun the Niseriushy
Beonard Smith
Willhem Mullen
Mili
George A. Caffrey
Harry Walter N. Poscovitch
Hiram Nefil
Jon Chambers
Baldwin Wrk
AMS
Ratlsroad
Havre de Grace
Mil
Spain
Sui
Baltimore & Lita Railway
Susquelasiaina
Uils Point
William Wilson
Amourienn , Vridge Company
Thelmory & Olfe
Enemy Escapes Badgers Fort Benjamin Harrigan
Fort Benjamin Harrigan Indiana September 123 Third regiment drills report strenuous first day. Units form advance guard rear guard and flankers while enemy forces from First Kentucky attack and retreat under heavy fire. Milwaukee Road transport praised for efficient troop movement. Chicago trip took seven hours with fifteen cars.
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Benjamin Harrigan
Ind
Venttra
Oo Adwaine Guard
Pyrst
Advnance Guard
Waas
Kentuckiana
Turner
Milwaukee Road
L& Crone
Chicago
Wisconsin Troops Observe Maneuvers Near Fort Benj
Report describes General King and Adjutant General Beardman visiting a Wisconsin troop camp. Troops travel to Fort Benjirt and undertake extended maneuvers with the First Kansas regiment and others. An officer’s horse incident caused a momentary halt, but orders for the extended hike were issued and executed.
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King Tod
Beardman
Camip
Wisconsin Troans
Ybird
Gulanel Gregory
Sdine Regiment
Hingsa
News of Menasha society and obituaries note deaths and local events
Morning at 6730 cycle near the bani el hia son John Johnke sits on aedna street. Mrs Dike Welagerbea’s remains were brought home to Wiselty yesterday. Two children John Jedin and Mrs Thomas Wolubiavzky survive. Funeral arrangements incomplete. Death announced for Mrs. prior year wife of Ter claangsre AnQeo. Jennie Prossernd Ternard Nobbe buried quietly at Congregational parish. Miss Gerolwin Cesamler Pawylowski arraigned for desertion. case postponed two weeks. Monasha Republicans met at city hall elect Taft Sherman slate. Royal Neighbors held party at Mrs Ju M Parks. Company I warned readiness for forest fire duty in northern state.
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Apechal Veesgeytt
Doseph
Johnie
Bani al Hia
John Johnke
Aedna
Mr Johnkettle
Alte
Garmany
Ter Claangsre AnQeo
Rarshats
Gaya
Anthea
John
Antunes Wetgerber
Menasha
Thomas Wolubiavzky
Antive
St. Johehureth
Congregational
van Naymut Street
Gerolwin Cesamler Pawylowski
Justics Steln
Tvo
Monasha
Taft-Sherman Eliair
Joseph
William Toens Fer
William Nasi
G Oal Logg
Hancroft
J. B. Schneller
Company I
Umer
Steel Mills Start Up In Pittsburg After Orders
The Pittsburg Steamship Company, based in Cleveland, received a TarGent single order for 40 000 tons of steel plates to be used in building ore vessels at Lorain docks Ohio. Steel mills near Lorain resumed operations as night work began to fulfill the order, with most structural mills expected to resume full activity.
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Akrogate
Pittsburg
Pittsbn Steamship Company
Cleveland
Lorain
Phrate
Palsy
Results in No Choice in New Jersey Gop Primary
Complete returns from the Republican primary indicate Louis A. Froti, John N. Cole, and Robert Lace failed to secure enough pledged delegates to clinch the nomination for lieutenant governor. Voter tallies poured in from most cities and towns, show a crowded field with no clear frontrunner ahead of the convention.
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Ly Associated Press
Boston
Mare
Primarion
Louis A. Frotie Ingham
Trenton
John N. Cole
Andover
Robert Lace
Somerville
Leutenant Woverner
Republican state convention set for Newark on October 1
Report from New Jersey details a Republican convention planned in Newark on October 1. The item notes 241 districts reporting results and references Everett Colby as a key figure, with a claim about his status and potential term.
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New Jersey
Newark
N. J
Cote
Everett Colby
Von Sternburg's Successor Misperceived Report
A Tageblad report claims Brown Millunn von Schuwwartaunstein, German successor to Tokio, will travel to Washington. Details remain uncertain with no foundation found for the succession claim. The article states no clear successor to Vinton von Sternburg has been established.
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Pericu
Tageblad
Brown Millunn von Schuwwartaunstein
Tokio
Bent de
Washlington
Dade Bustei
van Stormburg
United States
Fumie
Jair
Vinton von Sternburg
Bank Cashier Arrest Report From Michigan Bank
A disjointed AP item notes a bank cashier arrest in Michigan involving alleged malfeasance with banking laws. The fragment references a state banking commissioner and a confrontation over ledgers, regulations, and audits, but specifics are unclear due to garbled OCR text.
Aeronaut Wright Improves During Incident Report
In Asaoel Washington a Wright aeronaut shows improvement after a blackout during a Fort Myer display. The event involved Selfridge field and a mishap affecting the lead aircraft. Details remain tentative as officials assess the cause and the extent of injuries.
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My Asaoel
Washington
Neernaaual
Fort Myer
Cantones
Honreve
Local Ads Mix Incoherent Copy With Real Estate and Jobs
A jumbled ad column lists real estate offerings and employment notices, mixed with broken names and stray phrases. Mentions piano sales, rental rooms, a vacant six room flat, and requests for kitchen work with cash wages. locations include North Park Avenue and Pleasant Avenue, with references to Algona and Oshkosh. The illegible OCR creates a scattered market page snapshot.
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T. Mayerart
North Park
Wells
A. J. Mensel
Harriet
Oshkoah
Win
Alaoma Street
Ushionan
Cruiser Runs Aground Off Martha's Vineyard
The Yankee under Captain Marsh ran aground near Martha's Vineyard at the mouth of Bustward's bay. Tug boats dispatched. one forward compartment flooded. The Yankee, flagship of the Atlantic torpedo fleet, has no danger. Nink submarine tender ordered to assist.
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Cy Asanpelated Press
Washington
Fh. C
Captain Marsh
Martha's Vine
Bustward's Bay
Toasel
Yankee
Athantic
Marsh
Alson Maeluw
Arobley BP
Ivan
Newport
Yarnk
Vutlyhonk
Spin
Nink
New Bedford
Leon
Oshkosh petition authorizes Wolf Power Company franchise
The Novice section covers the Oshkosh Common Council hearing for The Wolf Power Company to construct electric lines in streets and alleys. It grants rights of way to install cables and fixtures for light heat and power, under city supervision, with a ten day acceptance window and voiding rights if not accepted. Attorneys and officials sign and date the document.
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Ayor and Common Council
Vife
Oshkugh
Wisconsin
Oshkosh
Nehisergeanting
Piaolt HS
Oshkesh
Mans
Cardinanes
In Wolf Power Company
Ace Warsuit
Wolt Power
Antd Company
Wala Company
Thia
Ita Bya
Te Lizele Wolf Power Company
Teander Choate
F. H. Jemiya
Tek
Dan ‘Wites
Elty Oferi
Onno
Tee
Fope
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Illnois National Guard Sailors
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Mandan, N. D
United Trish League
Work
ODD Fellows IN Parade
August Eberhardt
Bic
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Bengal
Coronation
Gale
Tess
Moardwat
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Connell
F.W. Epley
Philadeliuia
Cara
Surmich
Harrison
St Dae
Carmegie Seel Company
Maxnachmeetia
Inder
von Sternburg
Baron von Konvarizenstel
Ty Associated Press
Tanksen
Mich Bene
Liurt
Er Parnia
Tanrep Satelord
MA Banks
Zimmer- Iwan
Hiws
Aeronaut Wright
Viethu
Walter Teaker
Spot Cash Loyd & Son
City Market
Dean
Sama
D. Luselic
Opera House Square
Perme
Frank McCabe
Sierman
Pantan
Che Tintin
Mar
Rhody
Whinehage Street
General Fouse
Wet Irving Trae
NT Mda
Banke
Gr Centra
Worl
Iain
Wra
Bebuke
Snell's Corner
VIANO
Plano
Brean
Musle
Hiessia Starks
Wisconsin College
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Chas
D. Breen
Tireetor
Malin Street
Jaenicke & Slabert
Agnes Siebert
Main Street
Josephing Jaenicke Burn
Thiren
Henry Schnell
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