Wall Street Ends Mixed On Light Trading Day
New York stock markets opened with little change amid a languid tone. United States Steel fell while Hocking Valley and Continental To. pref rose marginally. Canadian Pacific declined and International Power rallied. Bonds showed irregular activity as money and exchange markets held steady. Coronation representatives James H. Wilson and John C. Watson prepared to sail aboard the St. Paul to attend King Edward’s ceremony.
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Kew
York
Wall Street
United States
Hocking Valley
Continents
Macca
Canadian Pacific
St. Louis Southwestern
Kansas & Texas
Continental Tobacco
Cetroit United Railways
Metropolitan Railroad
Minneapo-ga
St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie
International Power
New York
Charles H. Ham
Board of
United States General Appraiver
Secretary of the Treasury
Ham
Fuller
United States Supreme Court
Court of
Chicago
James
Wilson
John C. Watson
St. Paul
Army
Navy
King Edward
Grains Rise on Bullish Crop Signals at Chicago Market
Chicago June 4 Grain prices opened with a modest rebound from yesterday’s lows as reports of bullish crop prospects spread from Kansas Oklahoma and Missouri. July wheat advanced early but softened to steady near day’s end while corn and other grains showed firming tendencies amid strong elevator buying and light receipts.
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Opes
U.S. S
U.S
Pedee
Atchison
Cc. M. T. Toy
Manhattan
Pacific
Matt Wewse
J. Pac. Ptd
Wabash
N.Y
iNoy
F.C. Hurn
Chicago
Kansas
Oklahoma
Brady
Tia
Minneapolis
Buluth
A&a
Missouri Valley
Kangas
Ake
Holdera
Texas
City Markets Produce and Goods Prices Listing
A dense town market price column lists produce, meats, flour and feed, grain, hides, sheep and goats, wool, timber, coal, and oil. Prices show dairy items, potatoes, beans, various cuts of meat, flour blends, bran, meal, oats, barley, hides, mutton, lambs, hogs, hay, oats, timber, and coal with specific per unit or per hundred weight figures. Entities include prices, product names, and market terms across multiple sections.
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Upland
Marah
Police Puzzle Solved in Paterson Silk Robberies
Jacob Simen a Paterson New Jersey justice of the peace was arrested on a charge of receiving stolen property. Frederick Kroger a silk manufacturer was arrested as an alleged accomplice. The arrests aim to clear a wave of silk robberies tied to Simen who allegedly bought and shipped goods. He was released on $2000 bail.
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Smy Associated Prer
New York
Jacob Simen
Paterson
N. J
Frederick Kroger
Paterson Mills
Frst
Simon
Lyndhurst
SN. J
Economy Order Cuts Printing by Subordinate Reports
The Secretary of War issued a general order to cut government printing costs. From now on only reports of superior officers in command of military departments and field chiefs of bureaus will be printed. Reports from subordinate officers in the various branches will not be printed hereafter.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Secretary of War
Ard Patrick Wins Derby at Epson Downs in Coronation Week
Ard Patrick, a brown colt ridden by J H Martin, won the Derby at Epson Downs by three lengths from Rising Glass with Frartuck third. Eighteen starters included Sceptre fourth and Czardas fifth. The event drew vast crowds amid coronation festivities and international interest, with many Americans present including Choate and Croker. The article also notes a British polo team reshuffle and California track athletes preparing for a dual meet with Chicago.
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Associated Press
London
J. Gabbins
Ard Patrick
J. H. Martin
Col. H. McCalmont
Duke of Portland
Frartuck
R.S. Slever
Sceptre
R. Forrest
Tod
Czardas
South Africa
Epson Downs
Edward
Alexandra
Prince and Princess of Wales
Duke and Duchess of
York
Herald
Hurlingham Club
foNewa
Cecil Nickalls
F. Mc Freake
George Miter
Walter Buckmaster
California
Chicago
University of California
University of Chicago
Marshall Field
Director Sings
Abadie
Yale
Long Branch
Stagg
Blur
Hussey
Cadigan
Powell
Cheek
Service
Plan
Tibbetts
Redwell
German Evangelical Lutheran Synod meets in Milwaukee
The tenth triennial meeting of the German Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Missouri United States and Canada opened in Milwaukee with over 100 delegates from western churches. The gathering will run several days with doctrinal discussions and plans for a home for the feeble minded funded by church subscriptions.
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Associated Preas
Milwaukee
Wis
German Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Missouri
United States
Canada
Synod
War Ends and Kitchener Honored by King Edward
London reports Lord Kitchener created a viscount and a government plan to grant him £50,000. In the Commons Balfour presented the message while Dillon Redmond and Swift MacNeill oppose the grant. Natal’s Times notes Kitchener’s return to England with Lyttleton acting chief. Boer surrender discusses at Vereniging with Botha, Beyers, and others sending deputies home amid celebrations.
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London
House of Commons
A. J. Balfour
Edward
Lord Kitchener
John Dillon
Willam Redmond
Swift MacNeill
Durban
Natal
Times of Natal
England
General Lyttleton
South Africa
Pretoria
Transvaal
Verenising
Baden- Powell
Louis Botha
Lord Kiechener
Verenig- Ing
Ineehfer
Beyers
Lord Kitchner
Ainworth
Vereniging
Botha
del Ipey
Europe
Schalk-Burgher
Cockran
Chicago
Rourke Cockran
Joers
United States
Cochran
Queen and Crescent. Fast line to Birmingham and New Or ons
Two fast trains daily. The notice highlights rapid service on the Queen and Crescent route with connections to Birmingham and New Orleans.
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Queen and Crescent
Birmingham
New Orons
Prince Henry of Prussia and loyal seaman honored in gift tale
Berlin June 4 Admiral Prince Henry of Prussia exchanged presents with a seaman from his squadron. A peasant girl sheltered a queen in 1806 and later gifts connected to a sailor’s timepiece passed to the prince. He aided the sailor’s navigation studies and is expanding Kiel castle’s silver collection. Also notes on kidney cures and bronchial remedies offered locally.
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Iby
Berlin
Prince Henry
Prussia
Princesa Tousse
Napoleon
Salior
School of Navigation
Hamburg
Kiel Castle
Prince George of
The Four Track News Advertised For Readers
The Four Track News draws praise for timely publication and business acumen. Geo H Daniels of the New York Central & Hudson River railroad promotes the periodical, offering a free sample copy by mail. Subscriptions are six cents per year, with contact through Grand Central Station New York.
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Editora
Castoria
Geo
Daniela
Carnegis
Goteting
New York Central
All Right
Brooklyn
Geo. H. Daniels
Hudson River Railroad
Grand Central Station
New York
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Ferdinand Laabs
HMRC
Newell & Lewellyn
HI. Re
Daat
Fond du Lac
Chicago & Northywe
Englinh
J. Gabbinns
Polo Squad
Missouri Synod
Kitchener
Gheud
Afelen
Lord Kitchener Fd
Anna
Germany
Isthmus Plantation Association of
Mexico
Isthmus Plantation Association OF Mexico
Herman Building
First National Bank of Oshkosh
Prince Henry of
Princia
Sailor
Gossom
Bright
A. Horn
Matin Street
Fen
Theu
Foley
E. A. Morn
Densmore
Densmore Typewriter CO
Broadway
O. H. Race
Washington St
Oshkosh
Regal
Clark's Music Store
Main ST
Chase & McIntyre, Cor
Stato
J. R. Chapman & Co
I. Epstein
U. S. Oil
U. S. Mining
W. H. Laidley & Co
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Wistel
Weisbrod Optician
Main Straat
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