Market report highlights steady stocks and mixed futures
Wall Street closes with broad activity and gains in Union Pacific and St Paul. Amalgamated Copper and American Car and Foundry lead industrials while tobacco and sugar shares show mixed moves. rail and mining firms remain a focus as traders assess demand and prices amid district readings. Revenue news from Chicago produce and Milwaukee potato markets shows steadier prices and brisk demand.
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Amalgamated Copper
American Car& Foundry
American
Locomotive
American Smelting
American ‘Sugar Refining
Southens
Delaware & OH
Great Northern
Interborough
Louisville
Nashville
Central
Missouri-Kansas
Texas
National
Ce Boathern
Pacific
Southern ‘Railway
Nsy- “ iUnion
Pacfic
Way
Cailet Free Breet
Ce Western Union
Stendard Oi
Chicago Grass Gossip Wheat Market Opens Firm Amid Weather Delays
Local wheat market opens firm on weather concerns in the west, with July prices rising and later easing on profit taking. Receipts include 9 cars in Minneapolis Duluth and Chicago, while oats and hogs show mixed moves and cattle trading remains active in Chicago.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Duluth
Otis
Sje
City Markets Dairy Prices Reported to Farmers
Prices paid to farmers and quotations from local dealers in dairy and meat markets. Reported by Zentrum and Mneljer. Beef live six cents. dressed and middling cuts included. Flax and other commodities appear with sparse figures and contested names.
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Weismillsr
Creimery
Zentrer’& Mneljer
Geeree Pt HT
God
Waiter Saves Dozens When Hotel Dining Room Ceiling Falls
A Dayton waiter warned guests to take cover as a lathed plaster ceiling collapsed at Bethel hotel dining room. Most escaped with bruises. two men, including Leon Schiff and Davis, were badly hurt. E Friedel of Columbus suffered a broken ankle and facial cuts. Firemen aided the rescue as the room’s furnishings were wrecked and a hidden double ceiling was revealed.
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Dayton
Mr. Schiff
Davis
Bart
E. Friedel
Columbus
Ripon Paper Elects Next Year Editors
At the annual election for College Days the Ripon monthly, the editor-in-chief will be J.D. Browne ll of Ashland, who will be a senior next year. Francis Sanford of Ripon is associate editor. Howard Anderson of Fond du Lac and Miss Muteh of Ripon are editors of personal pages. Miss Nelle Owens of Randolph is exchange editor. Thotinae Hill of Tomahawk also listed.
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Ashland
Ripon
Wis
Stam
Ripon Monthly
J.D. Brownell
Brownell
Francis ‘Sanford
Riton
Howard Anderson
Fond du Lac
Elections for college athletics offices announced locally
Athletics editor Gle o Bork of Reedsby was elected business manager for the next year. Moraga Edwards of Oshkosh was named assistant business manager. Samuel Tig Hiddes of 51 Louis was elected Dresden of the oratorical unions. Jedpie Ty of Bertin was selected vice president with Wilken Sizer of Fond du Lac as secretary and William Bate of New London as chair of the debating committee.
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Reedsby
Moraga Edwards
Oshkosh
Samuel Tig Hiddes
Louis
Itc
Dresden
Jedpie Ty
Bertin
Wice
Wilken Sizer
Fonds du Lac
William Bate
New London
Memorial Day events and local notices in Menasha Neenah area
Modern Woodmen and City groups plan a joint parade to Oak Cemetery on Sunday June 7 with toasts and speeches. Menasha council schedules a safety session tonight. Memorial Day programs and local travels announced. a freight car derailment caused track damage but no injuries. Several residents attend funerals and travels, including Miss Katherina Schmidt's funeral and trips to Indianapolis and Oshkosh.
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Neenah
Ouk Ja
LWG _ CABIDS
Oelock
Economies
Menasha’ City ‘Council
Menasha Band
Oshkosh
Katherina Schmidt
Appie
John Fee
Green
Albert Leng
Indianapolis
Afra
Christ Walters
Agenh LaSage
Técolptor
Sun Rams
John Vines
Milwaukee
Ian Appleton
Pioneer Dies and Local Brick Maker remembered in Kaukauna
Obituary notes Seth B. Childs born 1821 in New York died aged 72 after a long Kaukauna life. A Civil War veteran, he built the first brick plant in the area and contributed bricks to Wrightstown Methodist. Survived by three children in Oregon and California. Also reports the incorporation of Fox River Health and Accident Insurance in Madison with Nicholas Faust as president and local ties to insurance work.
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Pong Wal
John.e. Manning
Childs
Robert Jamiston
Ape
New York
West
Kaukauna
Wrightstown Methodist Church
Wisconsin Infantry
Susan Church
Sodaville
Ora
Child
United States
Jean Legit
Oli
Kaukkauna
Tipe
Asie Hamilton
Alexander Childs
Ore
George Childs
Los Angeles
Cail
Childs Wag
Methodies
Sodavile
Wrightstown
The
Fox, River Health and Accident Insurance Company
Madison
Wisconsin
Nicholas Faust
Charles J. Paust
August Heinz
J. J. Faust
Frank
Minkebidge
Fanst
Lous Life
Fire Iosuranca
Boundary Layout Meeting for Great Lakes Boundary
The American and Canadian sections of the International Water Ways commission held a joint session in Buffalo on June 2. George Clinton cited the meeting to consider laying out boundaries through the Great Lakes and connecting rivers from the St. Lawrence River to the Pidgeon River, in line with the new treaty requiring a boundary revision between the United States and Canada.
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Associated Press
Buffalo
N.Y
International Water Ways Commission
George Clinton
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence
Pidgeon River
United States
Murray Succeeds Steele as Reading Co Director
Philadelphia report states the Reading company held its annual stockholders meeting with the current board of directors reelected and Charles Steele of New York executed. Oscar Tav, president of Baltimore and Ohio, was chosen to succeed Mr Steele as director. The meeting adjourned until October 13 for the company’s annual report.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Reading Company
Heighire
Recield
Charles Steele
New York
Osrar Tare Tav
Baltimore & Onin
Stevie
Downfall of Judge Sentenced to San Quentin
In San Francisco on June 2, C. G. Rivhis formerly a judge of the sirro fate court at Louisville was sentenced by Judge Orden of Oakland to eighteen months in San Quentin penitentiary. Richie heard the sentence with bowed head, having seen him pass a fictitious plea.
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Cal
C. G. Rivhis
Louisville
Orden
Oakland
San Quentin
Richie
Pease
American Medical Association Holds First General Meeting in Chicago
The American Medical Association opened its first general meeting for scientific discussion in Chicago. Dr. Herbert L. Burrell delivered a keynote on the education of the public in scientific medicine, urging cooperation between physicians and the public and advocating extensive health publicity.
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Chicago
American Medical Association
Denean
Evans
Henry D. Favil
Chicago Medical Society
Herbert L. Burrell
Boston
Burrel
Gia Lis
Tor
Utc
Burrell
Roosevelt Endorsement Sparks tariff and platform talk
Washington report outlines expected Republican platform moves around President Roosevelt policies. Taft allies push for tariff revision and Sherman anti trust enforcement. Ohio figures voice influence on resolutions and possible Hepburn bill echoes amid convention speculation.
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Chicago
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Wade “Elis
Ohio
Resolutions Committee
Latform
United States
Ats
Ellis
Secretary Fair
House Judiciary Committee
Danish steamer Louisiana runs aground near Blyth in fog
By Associated Press, Blyth England June 2. The Danish steamer Louisiana, en route from Stettin to Boston, went ashore in Seaton sluice last night amid dense fog. No injuries reported. Vessel listed as in distress, crews aboard awaiting salvage.
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Blyth, Eng
Louisiana
Stetta
Boston
Seaton
Fond du Lac Episcopal Council Meets at St Pauls Cathedral
Special to The Northwestern reports the Fond du Lac diocese annual council held at St Pauls Cathedral with 38 priests and many parish delegates. The service featured a large choir and orchestra performing from early morning through mass, followed by Bishop Gratton's address criticizing modernism and urging union with the church of Rome as unlikely.
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Cox
Pent
Weller
Hwo
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DrZge
Blackman
West Allis
Mgusle
Aungstrom
Flandel Find
Dro Leute Brookes
Thin
Ifty
General Council
Feidhmond
Episcopal Church
Christian Science
Church
Rama
Billy Sunday Roasts Pittsburg Ministers at First Presbyterian
Evangelist Billy Sunday arrived from Sharon and delivered a blunt lecture at First Presbyterian criticizing modern ministers as degenerated and tied to amusements. He blasted churchgoers for champagne, beer, golf, and novels, preferring old theology of heaven and hell. Sunday mocked clergy zeal with vivid phrases and tied in a light moment with High Sheriff Addison Gumbert’s visit to the pews.
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Billy Sunday
Sharon
First Presbyterian Church
Heaven
Hell
Addison G. Gumbert
Bisburg
Gumbert
Suniay
Sunday
Porter Senior Porter Ends Life in Office by Poison Gas
Anthony B Porter senior partner of Porter and Klivert killed himself in his New York office by inhaling chloroform after seventy years. He left a letter asking a nephew to settle his affairs and arrange cremation. A note listed names to be notified at his death. Porter, a Georgia native and Civil War veteran, had lived in Chicago.
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Associated Press
New York
Ufe
Anthony B. Porter
Porter & Klivert
Porter
Georgia
Chicago
Jews Grand Lodge Convenes for Three Days in Cedar Rapids
IOWA GRAND MASONS Cedar Rapids Ia June 2 The Jews grand lodge at Masons convened here today for a three days session Reports of Grand Master Hunter and other officers were features today
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Associated Press
Cedar Rapids
The
Jews Grand Lodge
Masons
Hunter
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