Markets Drift Mixed as Wall Street Opens Steady
New York and Chicago notes register a cautious market with about six stocks opening higher, led by Kansas & Texas preferred up a point. Western and southwestern stocks rise, while Camulan Pachic weakens. Bond markets show steady government issues and dollar exchange remains steady. commodities and livestock report varied gains and steady receipts.
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New York
Wall Street
Kansas & Texas
Camulan Pachic
Lao
Couleurs
Kansas
Texas
St. Joseph & Grand Island
Louisville
Great Northern
St. Paul
Colorado
Trust
Wheat Market Rises on Government Report Caprice
Early wheat trading centers on bullish government wheat conditions with a surprise lower than expected harvest. July futures gained while gains faded into afternoon trading as cash demand and favorable local buying supported prices despite mixed receipts and bearish the government outlook.
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Goss
Chicago
Minneapolis
Duluth
Tae
Gagur
Sac
City Markets Price List From Farmers and Suppliers
A dense price rundown shows fresh produce, meats, flour and feed, grain, hides, wool, and coal rates. Items include potatoes, beans, butter, cheese, and creamery goods, plus live and dressed meats. grain and feed prices from Oshkosh and Newel & Lewellyn. hides, mutton, veal, and lamb quotes. timber and coal figures. with line items for wheat, corn, oats, barley, and lampooned retail listings. Industrial buyers note wholesale and retail terms across multiple commodities.
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Cormon
Graham
H. P. Schmidt
Ferdinand Loabs
Gage
Adee Newel & Lewellyn
Hena
Timothy
Upland
Former Oshkosh resident Paschal Wilson dies in Arlington Neb
Paschal Zelatus Wilson, formerly of Oshkosh life from 1856 to 1879, died in Arlington Nebraska on Monday June 2. Born October 26 18%, he engaged in sash and hardware businesses in Oshkosh and later ran P Z the Shoe Man with his family. Survived by wife Lizzie Bean of Appleton, two sons Guy H. and William A., and daughter Mrs Lizzie M. Laaker. He suffered a burst artery two months prior and declined rapidly.
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Paschal Zelatus Wilson
Arlington
Nebraska
Wilson
Oshkosh
Wson
Windsor
Isgi
James Jenkins & Company
Welch & Jenkins Company
Busines
Kansas
Neb
Bell Creek
Telbasta
Waterloo
Bink
Ming Lizzie Bean
Appleton
Guy H
Wiliam A
Lizgh M. Laaker
Mr. Wilson
Arlington Lodge
Endorsement of Oshkosh Residents in Public Ex pression
Oshkosh readers are urged to trust local testimony over distant voices. J H Forbes of 33 Pearl Street First Ward describes a six year battle with Bright's disease. After trying diet and doctors with limited relief he used Doan's Kidney Pills from EF A Horn's drug store and says he was cured. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's Kidney Pills.
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J. H. Forbes
Pearl Street
First Ward
Bays
Bright
Dean
EF. A. Horn
Anic BP
Foster-Milburn Company
Buffalo
United States
Matos Marches On Venezuela Revolt Threatens Caracas
From La Guayra to Caracas the Venezuela revolt intensifies as General Matos drives toward the capital with reports varying from 2,200 to 7,000 men. President Castro tightens control, suppresses papers, arrests officials, and imposes a war tax while revolutionary bands advance through Coro Valencia and La Guaira. The financial system collapses with Caracas Bank holding only 126,000 bolivars.
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Associated Preas
Potar
Spain
Trinidad
Bolivar
Castro
Vernezuela
Cuatro
Matos
Aliscio Pre
Urivu
Warapuno
Caracas
Carabobo
Tuy
Coro
Valencia
Barquisimeto
Hiera
Solugni
Laguira
Maiquetia
Venezuela
el Tiempo
la Linterna
Bank of Caracas
Castillo
Guzman Blanco
Congress
Tosta Garcia
Pres- Wen
Societe Francaise
Bank of
Forest Fires Ravage Colorado Mountains in June
Federal and state officials fear extensive damage as three fires burn across Colorado during a dry spell. A four day blaze devastates the heavy woods near Red Cliff in Eagle county. A separate fire near Ranch, fifty miles west of Leadville, and another southwest of Morrison add to the danger, with authorities labeling the fires as maliciously started.
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Associated Dress
Denver
Col
Colorado
Red Cliff
Eagle County
Ranch
Leadville
Morrison
Oshkosh vs Sheboygan for third in Wisconsin League
Oshkosh and Sheboygan meet at Combination Park in an eagerly awaited Summit of the Wisconsin Baseball League for third place. Oshkosh strengthens its roster with new players while Dixon returns to catch, and Sheboygan lists Bath, Wolf, Casey, Topol, Acker, Tiehl, Rebeat, Scott, and Meld among others for Sunday’s game.
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Oshkoak
Sheboygan
Wisconsin Baseball League
Ted
Combination Park
Oshkosh
Jeffie
Hassman
O'Rourke
Ale
Tom” Morrissey
Morrissey
Instarason
Indetier
Janesville
Accing
Dixon
Iss
Wausac Plara Oshkosh
Waueau
Bath
Wolf
Casey
Topol
Acker
Tiehl
Rebeat
Scott
Thi
Wedded in Milwaukee in May ceremony announced
A Milwaukee marriage on May 28 unites Walter Buranowski and Eleanor Collehowski. The ceremony at St Hedwig church was performed by Rev. Cellehowski with bridesmaid Josephine Baranowski and best man Walter Cellehowski. They will reside at 273 Thirteenth Street after June 20 following a Chicago trip. The bride, a St Mary’s academy graduate, is well regarded in Milwaukee. The groom co owns Star clothing house at 72 Oregon Street with Baranowski & Stein.
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Milwaukee
Walter Buranowski
Mias
Eleanor Collehowski
S#& Racine Street
Church of St. Hedwig
BR. Cellehowski
Josephine Baranowski
Walter Cellehowski
Chicago
Thirteenth Street
St. Mary's Academy
Marinette
Star Clothing House
Oregon Street
Baranowski & Stein
Exposition Directors Authorize Shaw to Sign Treasury Pact
President Francis approves a contract with Secretary Shaw barring Sunday operations at the fair. A telegram from M Michel La Grave, France’s commissioner, thanks St Louis for a cordial welcome and expresses optimism about the Louisiana Purchase exposition’s success under strong leadership. Francis replies wishing safe travels and closer ties between old world republics and the new.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Francis
Leslie M. Shaw
The
Treasury
Pledyate
New York
M. Michel la Grave
France
United States
Colonel Lynch Arrested on High Treason Charge in London
Arthur Lynch the Galway elected MP who fought with the Boers was arrested on arrival in New Haven from Dieppe and arraigned at Bow Street. He sat impassively as he declined to answer the treason charge and was remanded to June 14. Irish Nationalists pressed ministers in the Commons over the arrest.
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Associated Press
London
Arthur Lynch
South Aferica
Galway
House of Commons
New Haven
Dieppe
France
Lynch
Bow Street
Commons
Bir
Pritchie
House
Iren- Son
Ritchie
Trish
Johm Philip Nolan
Colonel Lynch
Work of Workaen and Shriners Report Summary
The 1901 annual reports from the Brand lodge of the Ancient Order of United Workmen show 5 462 lodges as of January 1 1903 and a net gain of 3 806 members in 1901 with 53 238 admitted that year. The Degree of Honor reports 1 855 judges and 77 296 members in January 1902 with 7 258 new members and 180 351 paid to beneficiaries in 1902. Shriners visitors in San Francisco toured Berkeley and Mount Tamalpais with a reception to Al Malatkith temple drawing a large crowd.
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Associated Prev
Portland
Ore
Supreme Recorder of the Brand Lodge
Ancient Order of United Workmen
Sossen
Elizabeth E. Alburn
Shriners
San Francisco
Cal
Mystice
Imperial Council
Bay
Berkely
University
Reid Granted Audience With King Edward at Buckingham Palace
Whitelaw Reid, the United States special ambassador to the coronation, was received at Buckingham Palace by King Edward VII in a cordial audience. The king expressed pleasure at seeing him again after presenting credentials and a congratulatory letter from President Roosevelt.
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Apy
London
Roosevelt at West Point Honors Cadet for Pekin Walls feat
West Point ceremony marks President Roosevelt arrival at the academy. Cadet Calvin Titus receives a medal for bravery in the Pekin walls relief. Gov Odell and Postmaster General Payne attend a garden reception with military officers in attendance. Princeton and Columbia commencements announce honorary degrees and prizes.
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Associated Press
West Point
Roosevelt
Weat Point
Slaton
Mills
West Point Military Academy
Corp of Cadet
Calvin ‘Titus
Congress
Pekin
China
Hivers
Army
Navy
Odell
Payne
Princeton
N. J
Princeton University
Jamesx H. Reed
Pittsburg
Richard Davenport Harlan
Lake Forest University
Illnois
James H. Eckles
Columbia
New York
Samuel Benedict Christy
University of California
Bishop Spaulding
Peorta
London Canard on U S Army recruiting in London
An Associated Press report from New York dated June 11. A London canard claims an American army officer is in London recruiting Philippines volunteers from returning South African veterans. US Army officials call the rumor ridiculous and absurd, noting the force is shrinking and soldiers are returning home by regiment.
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Associated Presad
New York
House of Commons
Says & Herald Wspatch
London
United States Army
Philippines
South Africa
Name of Commons
Free trial remedies mailed to men for sexual weakness
The State Medical Institute offers free trial packages of a home treatment for sexual weakness. Men write to 771 Elekton Building, Ft. Wayne, Ind., to receive a carefully sealed, plain package sample. No restrictions, no embarrassment, no publicity. targeted to men unable to visit the institute.
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Pece Trist
State Medical Institute
Yost
Elekton Building
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Sts
Oetar
Milwaukee Round Trip Fare for Prohibition State Meet
Wisconsin Central offers round trip tickets to Milwaukee and return at one fare for the Prohibition state convention. Tickets valid to June 2. An Allied note promotes summer resorts with a sales pitch and references various railroad lines and travel literature for readers seeking travel information.
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Milwaukee
Jane
W. T. Alwont
Ameorion
New York
New England
Cima
America
Lennie
George H. Daniela
Gererd ‘Packenger
Ament
New York Central
Hadron
River Railroad
Grand Central
Sta
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