Market swings as king's illness weighs on stocks
New York June 4 The illness of the king of England unsettles traders and drags shares lower at the open with Canadian Pacific St Paul and Atchison showing the steepest declines. Rebound comes from southwestern railroads while Colorado Fuel and Amalgamated Copper slip again. Prices drift, with bonds irregular and volume light as buying support wanes.
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Wain Street
New York
Wall Street
England
Canadian Pacific
St. Paul
Atchison
Union Bay Preferred
Colorado Pucl
New York Air Brake
International Paper
Chicago & St. Louis
Rock Island
Pricen
Southwestern
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Colorado
Anaconda
Grangers
Pa‘eifles
Bonda
F. C. Horn
Main Street
Erie
Chicago
RL & P
St. PL
Manhattan
Pacific
Gu &Y
Wheat Market Opens Generally Easy as Wheat and Corn Trade Moves
Chicago leads with July wheat trading around 74 7 8 cents as early selling and short covering shape a narrow session. Receipts total 38 cars in Minneapolis and Duluth with mixed signals from Iowa weather. prices swing through the day while July options show modest gains and later fluctuations. Local cash bids are steady for No. 2 red and No. 1 northern spring, with varied quotations across regions in a cautious market.
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Cicago
Ill
Nitec
Tije
Aeapolis
Duluth
Iowa
bTige
Oia
Dic
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices in Chicago Market Report
Market notes show cattle receipts at 4 000 with Texas cattle included and steer prices around 7.59 to 10.00. Hog receipts 9 000 today, 3 000 tomorrow with mixed products 7.33 to 9.85. Sheep receipts 10 000 with lambs steady and ewes steady. butter and cheese mostly steady. eggs firm. live poultry steady with chickens and hens around 0 to 20 cents.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
OMTA
Chicago
Texas Fedateers
WHO
Young Americas
Losa
Casey
Fusion prospects loom as Nebraska governors race forms
In Grand Island Nebraska on June 24 1910 Democratic and Populist state conventions opened with H D Travis named temporary chair as leaders push for a united fusion ticket. Bryan and Alles show varied willingness to accept a nomination while several candidates vie for head of the ticket amid uncertainty.
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Associated Press
Grand Island
Neb
William J. Bryan
Furion
Alles
Bryan
Hall
State Democratic Committee
de France
H. D. Travis
Flattsmouth
Victor Visquain
Lancaster County
Charles E. Coffin
Valley County
Constantine J. Smyth
Victor Vitquain
W. H. Thompson
Matthew W. Harrington
John C. Sprecher
Plattsmouth
City Markets Produce and Meat Prices Snapshot
A historical listing shows city markets with wholesale and retail prices across produce, meats, flour and feed, grain, hides, hay, wool, wood, coal, and oil. Entries include prices for butter, cheese, potatoes, beef, pork, lard, pork and beef cuts, dried beef, midlings, bran, meal, grains, hides, live and dressed meats, hay varieties, wool grades, hard and soft woods, coal, and chemical oil products.
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H. P. Schmidt
Medic
Ferdinand Lasbs
Newell & Lewellyn
Timothy
Upland
Marsh
Wooood
Five Robbers Bind Night Watchman at Fremont Plant
In Fremont Ohio last night five masked men bound and gagged the night watchman at the Fremont Drawing plant during weekly collections. Officials have not disclosed the loss but it will exceed $1.00. Two men are in custody.
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Associathl I
Fremont
Ohio
Ita
Convention Time Varies as States Bid for 1930 Republican Meet
The Republican National League executive committee met in Chicago to decide the next national convention time and venue. Competing cities include St Louis Cincinnati Indianapolis Grand Banks Michigan Philadelphia and Dallas Texas. President Roosevelt is expected to attend if available. Isaac Miller Hamilton reported the league is prosperous and states are largely organized.
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Associated Privy
Chicago
Ill
Republican National League
St. Louis
Cincinnat
Indianapolis
Grand Banks
Michigan
Philadelphia
Dallas
Texas
Roosevelt
Isaac Miller Hamilton
Coronet Jury Finds Fraterville Disaster Caused by Neglect
The coroner's jury in Coal Creek Tennessee returns a verdict that the Fraterville mine explosion killed men and boys by gas or coal dust ignition and that neglect by mine officers and the state mine inspector caused the disaster.
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Fraterville
Associated Prean
Coal Creek
Tenn
Baa
Jane Toppan Confesses to Mass Killings. Sentenced to Taunton Asylum
Jane Toppan was found insane and ordered confined to Taunton Insane Asylum for life after a Barnstable jury convicted her of the murder of Mrs Mary Gibbs. She confessed to senior counsel Judge Fred M. Bixby that she killed thirty one persons, all patients she nursed, as testimony concluded after thirty five witnesses.
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Associated Press
Boston
Jane Toppan
Taunton
Barnstable Yester
Mary D. Gibbs
Fred M. Bixby
Barnstade
Masa
Jeane Afurnoon
Mary E. Gibbs
Wven
Miss Tappan
Mr. Spence
Unitarian Church
Parker
Davis
Misa Toppan
Gibbs
Cataumet
Alden P. Davis
Genevieve Gordon
Mied
Mary McNear
W. H. Ingraham
Edna Bannisterm
Ludlow Churchill
Florence Dnnking
D.A. Brigham
Ysrael P. Dunham
Israel PF. Dunham
Sarah A. Connors
William T. Wichols
Kansas Populists Meet in Topeka State Convention
Kansas Populists gathered in Topeka with fusion favored by most delegates but disputed on method. William Harris named temporary chair and Doster supported filling Democratic vacancies. Democrats listed nominees for most offices, with several names highlighted for treasurer attorney general and congressman at large. The assembly opened with remarks from Asher W. Harris and received a Paine gravewood gavel.
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Uly Associates Press
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
United States
William Harris
Doster
Wichita
Secretary of State
Supreme Judges
D. H
Mr. Culver
Mitchell County
J. D. Botkin
James Allen
Neosho
D. G C. Zercher
Vianne
H. W. Young
Dan Hart
M. T. Householder
Asher W. Harris
Thomas Paine
New Rochelle
Wind shifts aid Garflela town as forest fire rages
A forest fire near Garflela, eighteen miles southwest of Salida, drives residents to flee the smoke. Panic spreads as people load wagons and prepare to escape. A wind change becomes the town’s only relief.
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Associated Press
Salida
Col
Garflela
Nora Fuller’s Murderer Surrenders in Confession Claim
A man calling himself John Bennett surrendered to the city marshal in Sedro Wil, saying he would confess to Nora Fuller’s murder. He claims others, including a San Francisco physician, are involved and says money supported his evasion before last month. He insists Nora went to the Sutter Street house of her own will.
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Associated, Press
Ean Saamelace
Cal
Jaune Be
Examiner
Sedro
Wash
Nora Fuller
John Bennett
Bennett
San Francisco
Sutter Street
Taft After Vatican Talks Heads Toward Agreement
Rome reports that Judge Taft of the Philippines will secure success for American proposals on friar lands in the islands. Hitches are denied but some detail disputes slow negotiations. Taft plans a further note to Cardinal Rampolla outlining American wishes for a categorical reply.
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Associated Press
Rome
Taft
Philippines
Vatican
Rampolla
Cardinal Rampolla
Merger Case Deferred in Minnesota Suit
In a U S Circuit Court hearing Judge Amidon paused the Minnesota versus Northern Securities Company case and James J Hill. The matter was set aside until jury cases finish and may be remanded to Ramsey County District Court. Defendants may move to vacate service. It will be several days before resumption.
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Associated Press
St. Paul Minn
United States Circuit Court
Amidon
State of Minnesota
Tha Northern Securities Company
James J. Hill
W.B. Douglas
District Court
Ramsey County
Summer excursion routes and rates from Chicago rail lines
Advertises multiple rail excursion options from Chicago and North-Western R'y and associated lines. Details include routes to Portland, Milwaukee, Providence, Niagara Falls, Toronto, Montreal, Hot Springs, Deadwood, Colorado, and Utah points with dates July to October, special groups such as Y. P. U. meeting delegates, Pullman cars, and return limits. Contact H. W. Jameson or agents for full particulars.
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Chicago & North-Western R'y
Pere Marquette
Convention of Free
Providence
R. I
Transportation Leader
Milwaukee
H. W. Jamieson
Wis
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Montreail
Ccceeseee Acornssence
Hudson River
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Portland
Ste
Vis
Ronto
Montreal
Ceeswesercoenes
Boston
H. W. Jameson
Pero Marquetii
Tacoma
Senille
Vancouver
Victoria
North-Western Ling
North-Western
Mne
Hot Springs
Deadwood
Lead and
Custer
3. D
Colorado
Utah
Ling
Chicago & North-Western R’y
Steamer Leland Fire Incident Near Lake Superior
A steamer named Leland caught fire twelve miles from the Lake Superior ship canal near Houghton Michigan but extinguished the blaze and continued voyage. No contact was made with the vessel after the incident.
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Associated Press
Houghton
Mich
Leland
Lake Superior Ship Canal
City approves streetcar delay coupon ordinance
Chicago council passed a measure requiring street railway companies to issue coupons for a free trip or refund fares after delays of ten minutes or more. If delays result from company fault they must compensate. if caused by factors beyond control no refund or coupon is required. Mayor Harrison is expected to sign, making it effective.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Harrison
Lynch Remanded Again in London Court
At Bow Street today Col Arthur Lynch MP elect for Galway and former Boer Army member was remanded on high treason charges after brief evidence. He is kept in custody until July.
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Associated Press
London
Bow Street
Col
Arthur Lynch
Galway
L Boer
Cascarets Candy Cathartic Ad Warns Against Fraud
An old advert proclaims Cascarets Candy Cathartic tablets as the authentic C. C. C. on every tablet. It warns buyers not to accept substitutes, notes the product is not sold in bulk, and directs readers to purchase from druggists for 10 cents.
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Kimberly & Elvera
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Foley
B. A. Horn
Philip Longstreth
Cary
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway
Lake Shore
J. R. Hurley
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WOBR
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Q. A. GP
Grand Trunk Railway
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Cook & Brown Lime Co
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Thaxter Reed
Oregon
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Inser Urban
Goenther E Cragstone
Winnebago Traction Co
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