Markets Slip as Mixed Signals Hit New York Floor
Trading opened firm with many leading issues up ¼ to 4 points but soon softened as buying pressure eased. Rock Island and Consolidated Gas led gains while Union Pacific and Great Northern fell about 1 point. bonds remained steady and a broad list of industrials posted fractional losses amid renewed selling on the table.
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New York
Sept
Wall
Ing
Yeaterday
Pactic
Rock Island Preferred
Consolidated Gas
Atlantic Coast
Ling Ao
Central
Union Pacific
St. Paul
Atchison
Northern Pacific
General Electric
Wisconsin Central
International Par
American Bugar
Westinthouse Electric
Reading
Tnion Pacific
Great Northern
American Car & Foundry
American Locomotive
American Smelting & Refining
American Sugar Refining
sAnaconda Mining
Atchison Preferred
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Translt
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Northwestern
Clueigo
Miwaukee
Dousville & Nashville
Mircourt Pacific
Mireur
Kansas & Texan
National Bisewmt
National Lead
New York Central
Pacific Mall
Benrsylvania
W People’s Gas
MV Pressed Steel
Pullman Palace
Rock Island
Rocke Island
Southern Pacific
Mwe
Southern Railway
Enon
Chicago Grain Gossip Reflects Weak Wheat Market Outlook
Chicago Sept 29 weak wheat trading amid ample receipts from the Northwest and rumors of a large world stocks rise. December fluctuated as traders rode price swings with local receipts of 322 cars and evidence of short covering briefly lifting prices before another drop. Cash grain and futures showed softer conditions across wheat and corn with mixed to steady prices in other grains and fats, reflecting a cautious market tone.
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Tully
Northwest
Ochorl
Minneapolis
Duluth
WWE
Theimgekel
Cheaga
RY Bey Deas
Timothy
Ae Ee
Shorts
Cardinal Merry del Val to retire as papal secretary
Rome reports Cardinal Merry del Val is near retirement after objections by American and English prelates over modernist measures. The Avanti says Cardinal Rampolla would likely succeed him, signaling possible conciliation with France and tougher stance toward Italy.
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Associated Press
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Avanti
Merry del Val
Vatican
Cardinal Gibbons
Ireland
Vannutelli
London
Cardinal Rampolla
Rampolla
France
Italy
Death Wields His Sickle in Pittsburgh News
Pittsburgh banker John McClare, longtime Copmonden National Bank president and local figure, died yesterday after a period of illness. The report details his prominence in the city and notes his recent medical treatment for heart distress.
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John Me. Clare
Copmondlitan National Bank
Yeaterday
Peterevers
Barism H. Schwanebech
Russian Empire
Maade- Sere
M. von Behinme
Eminent Counselors and Chicago Carpenter Dies
Wach, trusted adviser to the emperor before the revolution, opposed Count Witte. M von Schwanebach served Goramykin and Kolypin cabinets. Stolypin demanded a resignation from an empire comptroller. Thomas Leonard of Chicago, born in Wales in 1546, died yesterday at Fowler Street residence. survived by wife Mrs. Leonard, son Elisha, daughters Mia Alice Olson and Eloise Leonard. a carpenter by trade.
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Count Witte
M. von Schwanebach
Goramykin
Kolypin
Stolypin
NITRO
Thomas Leonard
Thomas Leons
Chicago
Fowler Street
Martin B. Madden
Wales
Cleveland Triumphs Over Philadelphia In First AL Game
Cleveland defeated Philadelphia 5 4 in the opening American League game in Cleveland. News from New York reports leaders in both leagues showing slight advantage but no decisive shifts in pennant races as many teams prepare for doubleheaders amid autumn weather. Standings list New York, Chicago and Pittsburgh atop the National with Detroit, Cleveland and Chicago leading the American.
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Detroit
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Washington
Cleveland
Middle West
Atlantic
Chicago
ZANGWILL IN NEW YORK ON AMERICAN IDEAS
Mr Israel Zangwill arrived in New York aboard the Teutonic with thoughts on suffragism Irish home rule and Zionism and his new play The Melting Pot which ties these themes together. He declined to disclose the plot but said it centers on the making of an American citizen with the story to be staged soon in Washington.
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New York
Fsrael Zangwill
Teutonic
Zangywill
Washington
Utegm
Diverse Elements of Foreign Character in New York Drama
The American play by Langwill features scenes set in New York with two in Richmond Borough and two in an East Side settlement house. All but one character are foreigners, reflecting Langwill’s three year pause from writing while he developed his Zionist state plan which informs the drama’s themes.
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New York
Borough of
Richmond
East Side
Langwill
Japan Postpones Government Projects Under Katsura Plan
Japan postpones government undertakings involving 164.4 million dollars while maintaining activity. Officials say funds will be arranged to complete projects over three to four years without retrenchment. A growing annual surplus may be used for peaceful developments in the future.
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Associated
Kioto
Japan
Katsura
Methodists Score Cannon At California Conference
At the Southern California Methodists conference in Los Angeles on September 29, church leaders passed resolutions sharply denouncing Speaker Joseph G. Cannon of the House of Representatives. They urged Christian citizens to prevent his re election or to ensure he is not made Speaker again. The denunciation reflected a broader movement against Cannon.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Southern California Methodists Conference
Joseph G. Cannon
House of Representatives
United States
House
Cannon
Mlni
Areeches
Tuberculosis Congress Hearings Warn of Heredity Link
Washington Sept 29 The second day of the International Congress on Tuberculosis features Prof Irving Fisher of Yale declaring five million in the United States are at risk of consumption deaths exceed one billion dollars yearly. Discussions by Dr Justus Bartel Dr Carl Hart and others cover infection routes heredity and predisposition with emphasis on strengthening the body and hygienic measures to combat tuberculosis.
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Associaten Press
Washington, D. C
United States
Irving Fisher
Yale University
Farly
Tony
Washington
D. C
William H. Welch
Baltimore
Wich
Europe
Shaoun Son Unterberger
St. Petersburg
Rusia
Unterberger
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Vienna
Carl Hart
Berlin
Samuel Bermhein
Paris
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Prat
Prangis
Chris Lila
Swarthin
Ann Arbor
Johann von Szaboky
Adap Gleichenberg
WF Stiller
Congresa
Camp site gift honors Mrs. Allis on eightieth birthday
Mrs. FP P Allis, Milwaukee, marked her eightieth birthday with a $2,000 gift to University Settlement for a twenty acre Lake Beulah camp site. Charles Allis added $500 to seed a clubhouse fund, to cost about $1,500. The project, named Camp Allig, follows her long tradition of birthday gifts to institutions. The land was bought last summer after two years of use of the settlement’s site. A $200 payment was made at purchase and $500 was due December 1. A two month fundraising push was planned, but will be trimmed as proceeds go to the clubhouse fund, which now totals about $700 including a $560 gift from Mrs Allis’ agent and the $200 initial allotment.
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Lake Beulah
Charles Alls
Blue Mound
Camp Allig
Qg& A
Mia Abis' Agen
Charles Allie
Badger Solpion Praised at Fort Benjamin Harrison
Heavy rain and wind storm disrupted camp conditions at Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana. Orders set a four o'clock break and five o'clock assembly, but Wisconsin soldiers led the march at the specified time despite the cold and drought relief efforts.
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Fort Benjamin Harrison
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Wisconsin
Bread and Pastry Tips From F C Luebre
A brief healthful baking note promotes pars and pastries with a quirky line. The ad lists F C Luebre and a contact string Fone 1008, suggesting a local service or vendor for baked goods or guidance.
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F.C. Luebre
Wisconsin Regiment Praised by General King for Discipline
General King praised the Wisconsin boys for obedience and drill readiness after a march toward headquarters. He noted their soldierly bearing, courtesy, and timely departure under rain, while other regiments rested. The Third regiment showed superior discipline, maneuvering, and potential gains under expert instructors as they prepared to return to Wisconsin.
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Wisconsin Boys
General King
Afleora
Wisconsiit
Debated Postal Savings and Bank Guaranty Plan
Denver Sept 2 at the American Bankers association annual meeting the savings bank section debated postal savings banks and a national bank guaranty. Myron Terrie proposed a strong protest against such plans while ex Governor Herrick's resolution opposed state or national enaction. J P Johnson was elected president of the savings bank section with William Creer as first vice president and William Wanhart as secretary.
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Menitiers
John Tf Schuette
Stanilov
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Myron
Oblo
United States
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Ark
Herrick
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Savings Bank x Section
Postal Savings Banks
American Dunkers’ Association
J.P. Johnson
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Savings Bank
William R. Creer
William Wanhart
Clearing House
Parnsworth
Clerto
BE. C. McDougal
Rochester
Sol. Wexler
New Orleans
C. A. Rugslee
Boston
Ralph A. van Vechten
Chisago
Executioe
Fred
Farnforth
Bryan asks Lincoln Democrats to remove his portrait
Lincoln Nebraska September 24 William J Bryan requests the Democrats of Lincoln to remove his picture from public display and private windows during Taft's Lincoln visit Wednesday. The protest aims to avoid distraction during the event.
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Lincoln
Jena
C. W. Bryan
Neb
Taft
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