Market News Mixed as Stocks Edge Up and Down
New York trading opened with erratic price moves in stocks as gains and losses fluctuated. Amalgamated Copper and several rails showed advances while others fell. later, market closed with varied results and reports of light volume and local receipts. In Chicago and wheat, prices softened amid weak cables and shifting grain demand. hogs, cattle, and dairy markets posted assorted moves with overall activity modest.
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New York
Dts
Eranetsco
Colc
Rado & Southern
Wa Pont ‘S
Canadian Pacific
Ptake i& Ohio
Spoint
Wodenwrest
Duluth
C. Baldof
Chicago
Market Report Notes Varied Prices Across Produce and Meats
The report records mixed market activity with dairy and poultry weaker or steady, produce and fruit quotes fluctuating, and canned items showing firm or soft trends. Beefs and hogs are quoted with limited bids and higher grades trading unevenly. regional supply and demand drivers influence the daily price spectrum.
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Sqas Limburger
City Markets Dairy and Provisions Rates
Quotations from local dealers show dairy prices and farm products including butter at 65 cents, eggs per dozen, hay and straw per ton, and various feed staples. Retailers report prices for coal, hides, pelts, lambs, and meats with per unit and per ton rates, reflecting a broad market update for city merchants.
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Ericés
Jocal ,Sealers
Bes
Atatkeny
Choige
HOPE
Abc
Lampes
Bosa
Weismiller
RYR
WHBA
Graham
Gustaves
Sanling Company
Entner
Mueller
Fond du Lac Wedding Unite Kate Anderson Bonduel A Wasting
At noon today in Fond du Lac Wisconsin Miss Kate Anderson of Eldorado wed Bonduel A Wasting of Fond du Lac The ceremony occurred at the bride’s parents home Rev G E Gilbert officiated A flower girl and ring bearer Little Miss Suzanne Hasting attended The bride wore white Swiss embroidery and carried roses A sister of the bride Miss Willlie Anderson played Lohengrin’s wedding march Reception and dinner followed by caterer Miss Cella Gieses The attendants were Miss Sadie Kate Tatra and Miss Bessie Coillina Ruby Deelant
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Fond du Lac
Wis
Kate Anderson
Eldorado
Bonduel A. Wasting
Congregational Church
Suzanne Hasting
Wellie ‘Anderson
Lohenwin
Iaté
Mies Cella Gieses
Cater
Oubkouh
Thomssasseting
Sadie Kate Tatra
Bessie Coillina
Ruby
Deel Ant
Wedding Notice for Anderson and Hustin in Eldorado
The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs W R Anderson of Eldorado. She has long served with the law firm Giffin and Sutherland. The groom is a son of Mr and Mrs John P B Hustin, and the article notes county officials involved in the marriage proceedings.
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Arenes
W. RB. Anderson
Eldorado
Giffin &.Sutherland
Mirv
John
Hustin
Trial delay in state v Schmitz and local storm damage report
The Neenah court case State vs Joseph Schmitz was postponed by Justice Bair as jurors could not render an impartial verdict. Schmitz was later arrested in Oshkosh and will be tried before Judge Goss. In other news a violent storm disrupted the area with wind eroding canal power, knocking out telephones and cutting power to a paper mill for about an hour. Local aviary crews are at work while utilities struggle with wire faults and scattered debris across lawns.
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Eet Menasha
Attednaon
Trinity
Helmes
Remimel
Joseph Berkey
Menasha Eagies
Superior
St Mary's
Buptla
Smith
Margaret
M.owoum
Scott Block
Marten. Schmidt
St. Eilisabeth’s.hospital
Appleton
Menasha
Lina.m
Collins
St.Paul
Minn
Oval
Wisconsin
Marx
Maud” Merkley
Oshkosh
Neenah
Wis
Joseph Schmitz
Schmitz
Robert Olds
Baircourt
Foulkes
Agataken
Rhyner
Goss
Robert
Wil Jarson
Flo
Toll
Wnéa
Wil
Larson
Tradt
Calve
Arto
Charg
Eliza ‘Gram
Waupaca
P._ J. Ladd
South Dakota
Fred
Elwers
Elkhart Lake
Mitchell Declines Political Candidacy Declares Trade Role Focus
Tom Mitchell former United Mine Workers of America president issued a letter declining any political campaign. He says he will head the National Civic Federation’s trade agreement department and aims to avoid politics, noting his decision does not preclude future offers.
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Chicago
Ill
Tom Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
National Civic Federation
Illnois
Mitchell
Taft Seizes Moment Amid Heat for Alumni Medal
June 24 report from New Haven notes Secretary Taft, fatigued but portrait of concern for Representative Sherman. Taft plans to attend Alumni Association meeting at Alden Hall after a drive from Fairfield, receiving medals for class of 1883 members alongside Hadley and Dean Wright.
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Taft
Haven
Satan
Ted Breas
Ji S. Sherman
Funning- Mater
A T. Herrick Yee
Sherman
Horace de
Tact
Hadley
Henry Pi Wright
Tatt
the. Vgj
Aldmni Hall
Denver Convention Opens as Dems Elect Helpers in Chicago
Chicago dispatch reports preparations for the Democratic national convention to meet in Denver starting July 7. A national subcommittee on arrangements will meet in Denver next Saturday to select temporary officers. Possible vice presidential nominees discussed include William L. Douglas Cornelius A. Pugaley and John Mitchell. Mitchell is rumored after a message from William J. Bryan. A Cook County marching club will travel to Denver on July 4. Indiana seeks a role in the vice presidential selection.
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Chicago
Denver
Watsekage
Springfield
John Mitchell
United Dine . Workers of America
William J. Bryan
Ilinois
Mitchell
William L. Douglas
Massachusetts
Cornelius A. ‘Pugaley
New York
Mitnois
Thews
PL Morris
Hilto
John A
Joseph W.eesley
Texas
Committee On
Dgonty Marching Club
Indiana
Tying Movement Gains Steam in Indiana Kern Support
A budding movement in Indiana seeks support for Kern with early momentum noted as organizers push for broader backing. Local advocates emphasize unity and timely advocacy to influence upcoming discussions.
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Kern
Indiana
President to See Race on Thames from Mayflower Deck
President Roosevelt plans to view the Harvard boat races on the river Thames from the Mayflower in New London Connecticut. He will be accompanied by Mrs. Roosevelt and is to be greeted by visitors at Sagamore Hill through Saturday. Secretary Taft and Gen Luke Wright will arrive on that day to discuss War Department affairs.
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Key
Associated Press
Oyster, Bay, IL
Rodes
Veltals
Harvard
Athoon
Tafiz
Luke ‘Wright
War Department
Fryler
Wright
Mus
Nekoosa Edwards Paper Co Elects New Directors
Stockholders form permanent organization at Grand Rapids Wisconsin naming directors W M Alexander John McNaughton Peter McNaughton T E Nash F J Wood G F B Steele Wil Wilms. Officers named McNaughton as president and secretary to be decided. home office planned at Port Edwards with possible mill operations in Appleton.
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Grand. Rapids
Wis
Nekoosa-Edwards Paper Company
W.-M. “Alexander
Milwaukee
John Mi ‘Naughton
Peter McNaughton
Appleton
T. E. Nash
F. J. Wood
G. F. B Steele
Port Sawards
Wil. Wilms
Madison
Prest
McNaughton
Organi
Port Edwards
Gattson Mill
Democrats Off For Denver With National Committeemen
A party led by National Committeeman Roger C Sullivan departs Chicago for the Democratic National Convention in Denver. The train of twenty guests travels in five cars, including the car that carried the war mule from New York to Fort Leavenworth. A reception is planned in Dixon Alabama tonight, with further greetings in Cedar Rapids Virginia tomorrow, as Mayor Carmody leads the visiting delegation.
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Associated. Press
Chicago
Roger C
Sullivan
Innots
Denver
Gars
Cay
York
Fort-Leavenw Bay
Dixon, al
Cedar Rapids
Carmody
Murdered in Cold Blood in Minnesota Frontier
A Bottineau North Dakota report says a bachelor and his sixteen year old bride were murdered in their Somber home. Their burning store and charred girl's body were found. Robbery is suspected as motive and authorities search the Turtle Mountains area.
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Ress
t.Paul
Minn
Bottinevu
Rink
Sledel
Som‘ber
Turtle
Bledel
Hitchcock Enjoined Over Stage Appearance Contract
Raymond Hitchedek was served with an injunction by Henry Savage and partners from appearing further with the New Circle production. The case, based on alleged breach of contract, seeks to restrain him until 1910. return set before Judge Holt in the U S district court.
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Associated
Jane
New - York
Raymond Hitchedek
Snee-Hiss
New Circle Theater
Dherry
Henry Wi
Savage
New Circle
Arthur ‘Tams
Karl Schmidt
Marc. Klaw
Buttcheeck
Cup
Holt
United States District Court
Husband Held Responsible for Wife’s Death After Fasting Cure
A warrant for the arrest of Adam Thompson was issued by Zion City authorities on June 22 for murder and manslaughter in connection with his wife’s death. Police chief Walker filed the charge, alleging Thompson helped carry out a prolonged fast as part of a cult’s cancer cure teachings.
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Iby Associated Press
Chicago
Uwl
Zlony City
Adam Thompson
Walker
Zion
Thompson
Menmlaughter
Indians Attack Recalled On Fort Ridgely Siege
Plans in New Ulm Fairfax and Redwood Falls to mark the forty sixth anniversary of the August 22 1862 siege of Fort Ridgely by the Indians. Old settlers and survivors are invited to a reunion. The fort was attacked and set ablaze several times but defenders quenched each blaze.
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Associated Press
New Ulm
Minn
Fairfax
Redwood Falls
Fort Ridgely
Achain
German Veterans Elect Officers in Wisconsin Meeting
Emil Court of Milwaukee was reelected president of the German Veterans society of Wisconsin at the annual meeting in Green Bay. Otto Susemill Merrill was named first vice president and Otto Radio Fond du Lac the second vice president. Gus Guenther Chilton as secretary. Gust tav Wernicke Fond du Lac as treasurer. Otto Benitz Milwaukee as elder. Fond du Lac chosen for 1988 convention. about 409 outsiders attended Sunday.
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Green Bay
Wis
Emil
Court of Milwaukee
German Veterans' Society of Wisconsin
Atic Aon
Firet
Otto Susemill
Merrill
Otto Radio
Fond du Lac
Gustav Guenther
Chilton
Gustav Wernicke
Otto Benitz
Milwaukee
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Pacific
Mail
Pennsylvania
People's
Pullman
Palace
Reading
Rock ‘Island
Rock -Islang
Southern’ Pacific
Southern Railway
Union Pacific
Whitea States Street
Unite States Steel
Yabash
Western Union
BOF
Commercial
Li, Gosste
St. Gene
Weigner
Naiky Msreeyts
Aighiana
Jume
Dairy Board
Elgin
District
Tad
Dbs
Tle
Isc
Plymouth
Dune
Ike
Swiverpool
Liverpool
California
Tabor
Gema
Wen Hrchiye
Nethern
F.C
Northern
Glee
Mac
Bulie
City Markets
MR. Henning's
Labor
Oure
R. B. Anger & CO
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Kew
Democrats
Sullivn
Ralnsre
Hitchcock
Husband
Perth
Fort Blanety
Herated
Veterans Elect
Eernst
Miteranker
Chewen
Lampard
Canning
Stere
the Super Furniture Co
C. M. Perry
Alroms
Spikes © McDonald
Palace Dye
Himmler
Mala
Agener
Opera
Botz Meat Market
Krumrich-Konrad’ CO
Pitone
Julius
Pulton Street
Paris
Mueller’s
Oreczon
A-P-T CO
Wilson
Ev Mintel
Brect
F. Runkel
Birdy & San We
Mallery
Arheiger Undertakers
Main Street
Hee
Arheiger
Dasiel Jersey
Flour Bay State
Frank W. Viall
Tdght St
O’brien
the Jeweler
Whittemore
Frank Steeps
Gurnee Miata and
Chrerch St
Holland
Bate
Holub
Riemer
N. J. Teal
Athearn
Rassinassos & Miller Groceries
Cook & Brown
Thomas
Es F. x Appleyard
St. Oshkosh
Everythme Hardware, Stoves
J & Tenware Krippene Hardware Co
Peter Rasmussen
Louis Larsen
Sidswallea
Pai
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