Market Notes Hover Between Gains And Cautions As Farms, Banks Improve
The New York Market Report from June notes easier money and crop improvements support a tentative recovery. Despite gold exports and government withdrawals, bank reserves remain ample, with six month rates low reflecting post panic conditions. Wheat and corn prospects vary by region while hay and other crops show strength, rail earnings lag, and business failures rise then soften, signaling a cautious, uneven rebound.
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Wheat and corn futures drift as government crop outlook weighs
Wheat opened higher on strong demand before turning weak on government crop reports. July wheat slid to low levels while corn and oats followed with mixed early gains giving way to selling pressure. Prices moved thinly, oats steady to higher, and overall receipts noted as 119 cars in Chicago markets.
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Chicago cash wheat and market summaries in June report
Chicago livestock and grain notes show cash wheat markets with no. 2 and no. 3 grades, corn and oats prices, and hogs cattle and sheep receipts. Prices range across hogs from 3.30 to 5.75, cattle around 4.00 to 5.50, and sheep near 4.00 to 4.70 while flour and barley/oats shift in late June trading across Milwaukee and Chicago exchanges.
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City Markets Dairy and Produce Prices Report
Prices paid to farmers by local dealers for dairy produce and meat items plus greens, grains, and fuel. Lists eggs beef lamb mutton hogs veal and poultry quot. soft coal and wood fuelquot. assorted hay and feed. hides and produce items with per unit and per barrel or ton pricing.
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Nurse Avenges Alleged Wrong in Harlem Shooting
Sarah Koten, a young trained nurse, admitted she shot Dr Martin W Auspitz after luring him to a Harlem house by telephone. She claimed no regret, saying she sought to punish him for wronging her and protecting her honor after failed attempts to obtain help. Auspitz, a married man, ran a sanitarium.
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New York
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Harlem
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Turfman James Duncan Ends Life In St Paul Stall
James Duncan fifty two, once a Louisville stable owner and trainer of fast southern horses, was found dead by hanging in the harness room of a Minneapolis St Paul area stable Sunday. Once prosperous he lost his fortune years ago and spent the last five years in local barns. Financial reverses and domestic trouble are believed to have weighed on him after his wife obtained a divorce years earlier.
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Louisville
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Vandevillians Lose in Wisconsin Justice Court
Special to The Northwestern reports Neenah Wisconsin June justice Baird verdict favors defendant in Rich brothers v J Obrecht, Rice brothers vaudeville performers. Obrecht proprietor of Crystal theater Menasha. actors claimed salary. court awarded $19 plus costs after obscene remarks. separately John Sturm Jr jailed for selling liquor to a minor Marshall Squires fifteen. Decoration Day memorials by Woodmen disrupted by rain. services held indoors. no parade.
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Lives Lost At Gold King Mine Rescue Effort
Six men die and eight others gravely ill from toxic air at the Gold King mine near Gladstone Siverton Colorado. Three rescue workers perish while colleagues bring out the entombed and unconscious, as efforts continue to quell the foul atmosphere and save survivors.
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Runs With Bullet In Heart In Chicago Mob Attack
Arrico Soveno, 27, was shot in the heart by Rasoma Coccavalla at Jefferson and Mather streets. Soveno ran about two blocks toward safety, then collapsed in a drug store at 366 South Desplaines. Notari and Notari, both of 435 South Jefferson, were arrested as the assailants, who were said to have been playing a game known as morra.
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Emperor Nicholas to journey by rail from St Petersburg
Emperor Nicholas and a large imperial party travel by rail to Reval via a Baltic route. Extraordinary security surrounds the Baltic line with soldiers patrolling bridges and plain clothes officers dispatched ahead. Premier Stolypin, Foreign Minister Iswolsky and Vice Admiral Dikoff depart for Reval aboard the cruiser Almas to meet the royal train.
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Canoe Upsets Kill Two Yale Drownings Near Stony Creek
In Lew Haven Connecticut two canoe capsizes Sunday left one Yale student dead and two others rescued. Arthur Ward Rutt a Yale junior of Schenectady was found bound to a overturned craft and revived after four hours of work. George Catlin a Yale senior from New Haven drowned. Wilpie Curtis a Yale hunter from Hast Haven survived an overturned rowboat and was in serious condition. Additional drowning incidents reported include Nathan Mills thirteen at Richmond Indiana while learning to swim and John Ryan thirteen at Dubuque Iowa after falling from a raft.
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William E. Quimby Dies Former Detroit Editor and Publisher
William E. Quimby longtime editor and proprietor of The Detroit View Press died Sunday at Grace hospital after a three year illness He was born in Brewer Missouri and spent youth in Lisbon He studied law after graduating from the University of Michigan and later joined the Free Press staff becoming managing editor in 1863 and later owned a stake in the paper He led the Free Press again after a Hague posting ending in 1897 Prof Carl Barns Indianapolis dies former Indiana polis maennerchor director and western musician leader George F Payne Philadelphia builder of the state capitol and figure in the capitol conspiracy case dies at 55
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Badger Banks Stay Solid In Wisconsin Statement
Madison, June 8. State Banking Commissioner M Bergh releases a May 14 financial report on Wisconsin banks. Overall condition is satisfactory with 432 banks. Total resources reach 121.98 million, deposits total about 190.56 million, and loans plus securities show sizable figures amid a three month view.
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Fire near fatal blaze in Manitowoc building collapse
Milwaukee reports a man, Fred Fleisher, escaped death in a three alarm Manitowoc fire that destroyed a building and caused about 1260 dollars in losses. Fleisher reentered the smoke filled structure to rescue personal belongings but was overcome and revived after fifteen minutes. The fire’s cause remains unknown.
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Illinois Central Engineer Heroic in Steam Filled Cab
Lawrence OBrien, an Illinois Central engineer from Springfield, risked his life Sunday to save his train near Marine as a boiler patch failed. Fireman Thomas Slick aided, both escaping through the cab windows before OBrien crawled back to close the throttle and apply brakes, keeping passengers safe despite scalding steam.
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Menasha News Briefs Highlight Local Events and Accidents
Live wire on Main Street collapsed during a crowd event as spectators gathered to see Leander Choate leave for Oshkosh. quick action prevented disaster. St Agnes Guild hosted a reception for Miss Flora MacKinnon before her St Stephen’s church wedding. Appleton ticked crowds drew ire over gambling losses by youths at booths and shell games. Miss Ida Walters of Grand Rapids caused a breach of promise case against Henry Schultz, now under Milwaukee detectives. A large crowd attended Rev A E Leonard’s baccalaureate sermon for Menasha High School, with special music by local quartets. Weather reduced excursion attendance to Oshkosh by the Menasha band. Kaukauna beat Menasha 5 to 0. Menasha High School class play to be staged at Germania Opera House.
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Deaf mute Miss Crane to marry Wisconsin professor
Chicago reports that Miss Mary Josephine Crane known as Chigai Helen Keller is engaged to Prof Cradley of the University of Wisconsin. Parents Mr and Mrs Charles Crane deny nothing. The Madison friendship between Miss Crane and the instructor in agriculture has drawn attention amid her life-long deaf mute status.
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Local Market Prices and Classified Notices Mixed Nearby
Classifieds list price cuts on baked goods at Boyd and Son City Market Plano for sale, job ads, lost items, and two real estate offers. Advertisements include cheap uprights pianos, a half price ice work sale, and farm-like home items with contact notes and dates.
Smallpox Claims Newton Pioneer Child
Special to The Northwestern Barbarauke Manitowoc county reports Joan Stepham pioneer resident of Newton died from smallpox after a short illness. The eight year old, who lived on the same farm for fifty eight years, died after a bout with fever and pneumonia. She leaves a family of seven children.
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Sledge of Paul Du Chaillu Presented to Museum
The sledge used by explorer Paul Du Chaffin in his Lapland journeys and described in his Land of the Midnight Sun has been presented to the American Museum of Natural History. A stray line about a husband in the hand appears truncated in the source.
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Chicago Man Jailed On Major Theft and Alienation Case
Philadelphia reports Chicago resident Cummings charged in a $59,000 theft and alienation plot against his wife. Bail set at 200 dollars. extradition issues and hotel lodging in Broad Street area noted as part of the case. Local friends unavailable to post bond as proceedings unfold in Moyamensing.
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Lost child found near mine after three days
Four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Whitlam Goracniak of Calumet Michigan was located Sunday in a marra near North Tamarak mines after three days of disappearance. She was unconscious and badly bitten by mosquitos but expected to recover. A mine blast whistle signal alerted search parties to her location.
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Car Jumping the Track Near Creve Coeur Lake
A suburban car wreck on a sharp curve at Creve Coeur Lake injured 75 of 93 passengers last night. Six people were feared dead as the motorman fled the scene.
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