Wall Street Opens With Sharply Mixed Gains in Early Trading
New York June 7 Wall Street shows a tense opening with gains in Illinois Central Great Northern and Union Pacific while copper and some others pull back. By late morning readings shift as Reading Delaware and Hudson and Republic Steel move, with limited declines in Tennessee Coal and Amalgamated Copper.
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New York
Wall Street
Illinois Central
Great Northern
Denver & Rio Grande
Baltimore
Chicago Union ‘Traction
Pacific
Union Pacific
Kansas & Texas
Northern Pacific
Colorado & Southern
New York Central
Brooklyn Union
Guy Foll
Delaware & Hudson
Delaware& Hudson
Northwestern
Republic Steel
Canadian Pacific
Tennessee Coal Fet
Amalgamated Copper
Union Central
St. Paul
Union Pnettic
Consoli
Wisconsin Central
Anaconda
City Markets Produce Prices Slashed by Local Quotations
Prices paid to farmers across sections show beans grain dairy and meats with quotes reported by Boss Welgmiller Gose & Welsmiller Zentner Mueller and Swift Co. Vegetables fruits and live stock include beans oats corn barley Timothy Clover flour and feed patents patent prices and various dairy and pork items. Local retailers list coal maples and hardwoods with additional price data.
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Boss & Welgmiller
Gose é&_ Welemiller
Bow & Welsmiller
Bows & Welsmiller
Graham
Zentner & Mucier
Timothy
Upland
ERFON
Zentner & Mueller
Swift
Incal
Poconontas
Steamboat Inspection Rules Target Overhaul Service
Washington June 7. Secretary announces new steamboat inspection rules affecting overhaul service. Details indicate reforms to safety standards and procedural changes for vessel maintenance and operation in the steamship industry.
Appointment of executive committee for steamship service
An order from the department of commerce and labor creates an executive committee of three supervising inspectors to meet in Washington on June 2 to review and recommend changes to the rules and regulations of the steamboat inspection service. The group, comprising Ira Harria, Charles Westcott, and another unspecified member, acts under congressional direction to address safety appliances and related issues.
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Department of Commerce
Labor
cGenersh
Unter
Ira Harria
Charles i Westcott
U. S Eighth District
Washington
Congress
Steamboat Inspection Service
Oshkosh Defeats Menasha 7 to 2 In Badger Grounds Ball
Oshkosh state league team beat Menasha 7 to 2 at Badger Grounds. Two homers by Bourgeois and Hoffman highlight a tight game after Menasha tied it in the fifth. Pitchers Bass for Menasha and Botsford for Oshkosh split innings as he two clubs stage a strong showing.
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Sprelal
Northwestern
Menasha
Wiz
Oshkosh
Badger Grounds
Bass
Menash
Dahkosh
Warner
Menneha
Lod
P. Pukalski
Bourgeois
Hoffman
Botsford
Kame
Marcoulles
P. Pakatski
St. Mary
John Canehan
Stevens Point
D. Dorsey
Oshkosha
Pretty double wedding held at St Thomas church
Miss Lucile A. Martin wed A. F. Killen and Agnes Kitties wed E. M. Martin at St. Thomas church. The ceremonies featured white chiffon satin gowns and four flower girls. After a reception, the couples departed for Great Falls Montana and St Paul for a brief stay.
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Poygun
Wis
St. Thomas’ Church
Lucile
A. Martin
A. F. Killen
E. M. Martin
Hather Linder
Miss
Mr. Martin
Ming Daisy Broderick
Miss Martin
Mra. Killilen
Great Falls
Mont
Mr. Killilen
Great Northern Railroad
Wedding at Kaukauna Unites Van Groot and Licht
The marriage Tuesday of Miss Anna Van Groot of Darboy to Mr Nicolay Licht of Kaukauna was celebrated at the Darboy church and later at the Van Grool home. Attending were sisters and brothers, with Eva Lecht Mayme Van Groot John Van Grool and Jacob Licht among the relatives. A tented reception and dance followed with Neill and Nugent orchestra providing music until near daylight.
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Kaukauna
Wis
Miag Anna van Groot
Darboy
Nicolay Licht
Darpoy
Misa Eva Lecht
Mayme van Grool
Mesers
John van Gross
Jacob Licht
van Grool
Neill and Nugent
Medical men in Boston scheduled for AMA session
The American Medical Association delegates meet in Boston on June 1 with officers set for today and sections resuming. Speakers before the surgery and anatomy department include Dr. Frederick Mueller and Dr. J. G. Murphy of Chicago, Dr. Charlen A. Powere of Denver, Dr. Joseph Raneschoff of Cincinnati, Dr. Harvey Cushing of Baltimore and Dr. J. F. Binnie of Kansas City.
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Associatia Press
Boston
Mass
House of Delegates
American Medical Association
Association
Department of Surgery and Anatomy
Frederick Mueller
J. G. Murphy
Chicago
Charlen A. Powere
Denver
Joseph Raneschoff
Cincinnati
Harvey Cushing
Baltimore
J. F. Binnie
Kansas City
California forest reserves may become protected bird and wildlife preserves
The house committee on public lands authorized Representative Smith of California to report a bill allowing the president to set aside portions of California forest reserves as preserves and breeding grounds for birds fish and animals.
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Associated
Washington, D. C
House Committee On Public Landa
Smith
California
House
Northcott Addresses Parliament On Monoplies Threat
Lord Northcot the governor general of Australia opened the federal parliament with a call to submit measures for the preservation of Australian industries and the repression of destructive monopolies. The brief statement outlined immediate action and urged adherence to short lives for undertakings.
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Associated Presa
Melbourne
Jane
Lord Northcot
Australia
Republican chairman defends letter practice in party fight
W D Connor chairman of the Republican committee replies to Senator J O S McGillivray demanding his resignation. Connor says he used party paper personally, but not to gain improper advantage, and argues primary duties were concluded after the last campaign while noting other legislators use official means for candidacy. He defends his conduct and invites McGillivray to reconsider his stance.
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Pluck River
McGillivvays
State Central Committee
Ayself
Milwaukee
Connor
Babcock to Testify on Insurance Contributions to Committee
Washington June 7 Representative Babcock plans to go to New York to testify before a grand jury at District Attorney Jerome's request about insurance company contributions to the congressional committee. He says he will testify if his wife’s health and business pace allow and that he aims for open testimony to inform the public. He notes he may be questioned about past insurance gifts and aims to reveal facts favorable to the committee’s work.
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Washington, D. C
Babcock
New York
Grand
Jerome
Congressional Committee
Republican Congressional Committee
Republican National Committee
National Committee
Cortelyou
Bahuak
Congressional
House
Jenking
Wisconsin
Next Sinter
Yenking
Senatorial seat vacancy embroils Topeka speculation
Topeka June 7 F D Coburn offered the U S senate seat left by J R Burton but shows reluctance and superstition may influence his decision. The report notes Coburn referred to Stranke Sneccasion of Calamition as part of the discourse.
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Coburn
Stranke
Topeka
Kan
F. D. Coburn
United States Senate
J. R. Burton
Coburn Declines Appointment Amid Superstition Claims
The statement rejects the appointment citing superstition over fatal succession lore. Coburn describes collecting horseshoes from his commutes as personal good luck symbols and denies actions were influenced by any unseen forces. He notes George R. Peck declined a prior appointment and references historic deaths near the Senate seat.
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Coburn
George R. Peck
Sone
Hay
James H. Lane
Deaths At Neenah and Nearby Local News
Mary Fl wers Elwers a long time Neenah resident dies at her son Fred Elwers home age eighty two born in Germany 1823 survived by two sons and three daughters funeral Saturday at ten from Fred Elwers home Rev Kleinbang officiating Also notice Capt Baker and Combeury Sar rent Leeds escape drowning after launch leaks on Lake Winnebago near Highland Park while returning with puppllegara plan.
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Neenah
Wis
Mary Flwers
Fred Jtwerg
Wisconsin Avenue
Unis
Wince
Elwers
William Elwers
Clintonville
Fred E Elwers
Thi City
Emma Havlehan
Adam Ehrgott
Ben Gerhardt
Neanah
Fred Elwers
Kleinbang
R. TF. Ranch
Menasha
Peter
Peter Jones
Green Bay
Nels P
B.C
Timsen
Too
Radick
Denmark
Baker
Combeury Sar- Rent Leeds
Northwestern Military Academy
Highland Park
Lake Winnepah
Puppllegara
Sargent Tweedy
Baller
Birthday of the Czarina Celebrated Across Russia
In St. Petersburg today June 7 the empress birthday was observed as a general holiday. The lower house of parliament adjourned to honor the occasion without specific mention of the reason.
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Ghicago
Shorts and
Commission Houses
aeGaee
Ouly Pork
Mats SH
St. Petersburg
Oshkosh and Wisconsin Central Train Schedules and Stations
Railway timetable notices show passenger routes from Oshkosh through to Manitowoc and beyond with arrivals and departures, connections at Chicago and Milwaukee, and through car and sleeper services. The document lists station details, ticket offices, and local agent contacts including KNISKERN and GAIRNS, with service notes for daily and Sunday exceptions and through services to Ashland and Minneapolis.
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Bruce and
Minnespoke
Ashland
Lindon Junction
Ae Y
Pointe
Chicago
Milwaukes
Waukesha
Dtilwaukee
Pee Ewes
Fond du. Lac
Milwaukee
Chlosao
Waukeutt
Manitowoa
Hibert Junction
Hilbert Junction
Mtowoa
Soke
Abdbothford
Interwest Oa
Pro Uy
Abbotsford
Inter
Media Polota
Neenah and
Monaba
Eau Claire
Chipowa Fallin
Chippera Falle
Chipowe Pulless
Paul
Aahland
Tron
Minneapolis
Ash
Vandeee
Duluth
Superior
Southern
Ueketa Wee W. Hodgson
Wiwnukee
St. Paul
Wallwign
Bligh Street
Oshkosh
Teight
Pointy
Ucketacealy
Tate
Mivaukes
St Faul Aeneay
Mieauker
Sant
Arciine
Ripon
Sunray
Comstock
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W. Atchison
Baltimore & Chblo
Chicake & Alton
Chicago & Alton
Chicago & Northwestern
Colorado Southern
Demer & Rio Grande
Denver & Rilo Grande
Erie
Nilons Central
Louisville & Nashville
Manhattan
Metropolitan Street Railway
Mexican Central
Missouri Pacific
Pennsylvania
Reading
Whock Island
Rock Island
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
sUinion Pacific
Towlon Pacific
HugWabash
Ste
Northwest
Southwest
Aee
Eliec
Pepe
SiMe
Northern
Walshe
Ehlekens
Burbanks
B.S
Milwaukee—Produce
Janes
Mae
Mike
Wisconsin Prairie
Capinach
Wia
Dairy Marmets
Manitowoc
Dairy Board
Wie
And
Nhac
Sheboygan
Young Americas
Liverpool
Specte
Sine
City Markets
Ericca
A. C. Roenitz
Saae Sherling
Linac
Sy-Associated
Wrife
Geme
House Committee
Cas
Mee
NY Mepupale Am. Aaule
Alba Iteate
Na 'Chateman
Ayer
Cook & Brown Lime Co
Corner
Marion Ara Aferket St
Chicago Varnish Company
H. M. Harmon
Thigh St
Adams & Davidson
State
Otter St
Whiting Paper Co
Baker Paper Company, Division
Church
Merhins
Brussels
Chenilla
Osukosil Flue Nug Co
Oregon Street
Oshkosh, Will
Norcrow
Czarina
Dr, Roos
Otter
Fond du Lac
J. L. Clark
E. Mangeags
Malo St
Bemis Hooper
LIATS
Fenrich
Main Street
Radford's
Algoma St
R. E. Hennig’s
Julius Due
Pearl Street
Fiss & Bills
Asastrtunt
Main Atrees
C. KR. Fiss
F. C. Billa
Botz Meat Market
Corner South Main
Ninth Streaty
Frank Leach Hardware Co
South Main St
Garland
Onde Palbhls Oliphant & Young
RE Milwaurer
Newnah
Gaya
SAN Link
Fond Ne Brac & Osmhou Electric Railway CO
Taave Cor Forest
St. Fand du Lac
Chiago
Lahington
Xoritt
Racine
Waukenha
Kenosha
Womhs
Milwauke Waukesha
Rosha Mivenukes
Ai Waukeere
Eaukesha Ani
Team Watertown
Jerr
Juneaville
Stad
Madia
Waterrs
Sheboyxen Baebers Ripon
Princeton
Graspide
Wild Rose
Wid Rosa
Grand Rapids
Ninpan
Ra 'Fore
Appleton
Uni Appleton
Neomh Yio
Kaus Keuna
de Pere
Green Bey
de Pare
Hmvkeuan
Appleton Tits
Neenba
Kaunt
Pere
Gree Bay
Svessent
Taecceanens
Feeney
Mary Sathnette
Pawera
Orley
Urley
Floren Ountalin
Rotare
Wausau
Marshfield
O” Rhinelander
Bessemer
Uw Ironwood
Ersraget
Ang
Poe
T.M1
Pat
Ode Po
Benedict, Morsell & Caldwell
Attorneys-at
Free Press Building
Postal Telegraph Cable Co
Oshkoul
R J. M. Chase
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