Markets Show Gains as London Rally Lifts New York
The London market's rally eased pressure in New York, with opening stock advances led by Canadian Pacific and Western utilities. Gains widened through the day as shorts covered, with notable strength in Southwestern and Amalgamated issues while Sugar weighed overall.
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New York
Wall Street
London
Canadian Pacific
Grangers
Southwsterns
Manhattan
Reading
Shorts
Southwesterns
St. Paul
Amalgamated
Louis Southwestern
Joseph& Grand Island First
Brooklyn Transit
St Paul
New York Central
Kansas & Texas
Grain Market Opens Steady Amid Mixed U.S. Receipts
Chicago grain markets opened quiet with steady tones on July wheat and corn as small Oklahoma Kansas Indiana and Minnesota supplies limited due to weather and grade concerns. Receipts totaled scant to moderate with Duluth and Minneapolis reports adding to the day’s activity amid bear and bull chatter and firm cash demand for oats.
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Chicago
Oklahoma
Kansas
Indiana
Gatlic
Minneapo
Duluth
Modent
Big Bull
Unoiic
City Markets Produce Prices From Local Markets
Market column lists prices paid to farmers for eggs butter cheese and meat. Includes grain hay and wool values, hides, oats, corn, barley, and wood fuel costs with per bushel per ton or per hundred weight figures. notes on coal oil and farm goods pricing. Includes multiple items and units, reflecting a comprehensive city market summary for farmers and merchants.
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Egss
Fresh, Inc
H. P. Schmidt
Ferdinand Laabs
Newell & Lewellyn
C. Hogy
Marsh
Stove Amt
Gia
Dbotied, &c
Roosevelt Visits Boston Harvard Commencement
President Roosevelt arrives in Boston for Harvard University commencement and related events. He meets the governor and Boston officials, breakfasts at the Somerset, then proceeds to campus for the LL.D. and other ceremonies. Mrs Roosevelt follows by Dolphin from Oyster Bay to New London.
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Associated Press
Boston
Masa
Roosevelt
Somerset
Harvard University
Dalton
W. R. Brigham
Governors
Curtis Guild Jr
Harvard
Cambridge
Honeymoon Tragedy Ends With Double Suicide in Bowery Salon
In Brooklyn, twenty four year old David S Burn killed his wife Lillian, twenty two, during a concert saloon on the Bowery at Coney Island and then shot himself, probably fatally. The couple had married two weeks earlier amid turmoil and sobbing by onlookers.
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New York
David S. Burnaide
Brooklyn
Lillian
Bowery
Coney Island
Nominations flare in fusion ballot at Grand Island Neb
Grand Island Neb June 25 two fusion conventions clash over governor nominee. Populists back Harrington then withdraw. Democrats back Smyth after deadlock. Bryan urged harmony. Thompson later rises to top but Harrington withdraws. Barry later nominated by Populists as deadlock persists. Late balloting and adjournments mark tense efforts toward fusion.
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Associated Frees
Grand Island, Neb
Thompeon
Grandsland
Grand Island
Neb
M. F. Harrington
Holt County
C. J. Smyth
Omaha
Willian J. Bryan
Smyth
Fusion
Harrington
Air
Bryan
W. H. Thompson
Thompson
Batt
P. H. Barry
Barry
Affert
William J. Bryan
Fryar
Minnesota Democrats Face Split As Convention Opens
At Minneapolis June 25 the Democratic state convention opened with factional splits over nominating John Lind for governor. Ramsay county backers pressed to force Lind’s nomination, while others doubted it, fearing withdrawals. Other names mentioned included La Ro s ing, Frank A. Larrabee, C. C. Baldwin, John A. Johnson, W. H. Harris, H. P. Hall and Swan Turnblade. State Senator Peter McGivern named temporary chairman.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Minn
John Lind
Ramsay County
St. Paul
Lind
la Rosing
Cannon Falls
Hennepin County
Frank A. Larrabee
Lo Rosing
Lake Superior
United
C. C. Baldwin
Duluth
John A. Johnson
St. Peter
W.H. Harris
Caledonia
H. P. Hall
Swan Turnblade
Minneapalla
Peter McGivern
Waseca
Pennsylvania Democrats Nomination Battle Holds State Convention
Erie June 2 The Democratic state convention nominated a governor candidate with Pattison favored for renomination amid factional fights. Ex-Governor Pattison leading, Kerr Guthrie and Woodward also contending. Philadelphia delegates drive control as leadership debates and chair selections unfold.
Doan's Kidney Pills Help Oshkosh Woman End Back Pain
A Oshkosh resident Mrs Theodore Helms reports years of kidney trouble with back pain and urinary issues. After trying various remedies she used Doan's Kidney Pills from E A Horns Drug Store and felt relief after a few doses with no recurrence. Sold for 69 cents per box by Foster Milling Co Buffalo N C and other dealers. Remember the name Doan's.
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Noshkosh
Theodore Helms
Evans Street
Sayin
Dean
E. A. Horn
Boan
Foster-Mibourn Co
Buffalo
N. C
United States
Doan's
Philadelphia Delagates Seat Fight Sparks Convention Tactics
State Chairman William T Creasy said Philadelphia entitled to 29 delegates while 31 were denied admission. Delegation caucus last night decided to vote a 2 2 unit on all convention questions. Threats were made to contest the state ticket in court if the full sixty delegates were not seated.
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Ubed
Willam T. Creasy
Philadelphia
City Council OKs Bonds for Pavements and Algoma Street
The council authorized up to 10 000 in bonds at four percent to fund permanent street improvements. The bonds may be issued for Algoma Washington Merritt and High streets and other improvements, with about 2 500 annual payments for four years. The measure passed under suspension of the rules amid debate.
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parah'Algoma Street
Trinidad
Committee On Finance
Kloeckner
Alderman Morgan
Mula
Algoma
Washington
Merritt
High Streets
Smith School
Arizona Pioneer Dies and Noted Figures Pass Away
In New York June reports Charles D. Poston a founder of American mining in Arizona dies. He led 1858 expedition opening the first silver mine. Poston served as Arizona’s first delegate to Congress. Julia A. Simpson great grandniece of Charles Carroll dies in New York at seventy five after charity work. Colonel Henry Greves Republican figure found dead in Bloomington after serving as private secretary to Governor Fifer.
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New York
Charles D. Poston
Arizona
Congress
Kentucky
Carroll
Julia A. Simpson
Charlen Carroll
Women’s Prison
Blackwell's
Greves
Bloomington
Henry Greves
Fifer
Volcano's Flaming Torch Seen From Hawaii
From Hilo reports say Kilauea volcano is highly active with smoke and lava issuing from the crater since early June. The sky toward the volcano appears as a storm cloud by day and a bright torch at night, visible for miles. The earth trembles constantly and subterranean rumblings grow louder. The note ends with a stray line about a man missing cigars on the first of each month.
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Associated
San Francisco
Cali
Roderick Chu
Hawai
Kilauea
Hilo
Nesselg
Newbro's Herpicide Promises to Kill Dandruff Germ
An advertisement argues that daily scalp washing fails to cure dandruff and that only Newbro's Herpicide can kill the dandruff germ. It claims Herpicide prevents itching and hair loss by eliminating the cause, allowing hair to grow normally once the germ is destroyed.
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Newbro
Yale Men Plan East Asia Mission In China
Yale announces a new independent mission to China led by Rev Harlan P Beach. It will focus on evangelical medical and especially educational work in a large north China student center. The project, supported by American Board ties, forms a forty member council with Yale figures steering operations and an installation fund near twenty thousand dollars.
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Associated Press
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Hadhey
Far East
China
American Board
Harlan P. Beach
Timothy D. Wight
D. D
Edwin 3. Lines
William Sivana
Yale Corporation
H. Z. Beach
Student Volunteer Movement
Arthur C. Williams
Edward Reed
Anson Phelps Stokes Jr
Yale Plans Mission to China for Christian Education
The article states Yale will dispatch a large group to China for Christian education work. It notes a year of study dedicated to the language and that in due season a score of men will be sent to the mission.
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Yale
China
Reign of Terror in Haiti Sparks Disorder
Dispatches from Kingston Jamaica dated June 25 report Haiti in crisis with party fighting intensifying. Provisional government unable to cope, officials unpaid for four months, and a reign of terror feared as Generals Fouchard and Pierre back Firmin whose position remains solid.
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Associated Press
Kingston
Jermaica
Hayt
Haytinn
Haytlin
Fouchard
Pierre
Firmin
Death or prison drives man to river death
In Joplin Missouri on June 24 William Brown a minor from Minden Missouri fled from lawmen after being arrested for the murder of Joseph Stager. He leapt into the Elk River near Lanagan and drowned rather than face prison. The incident follows his escape from officers who were detaining him.
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Br Associated Press
Joplin
William Brown
Minden
Elk River
Lanagan
Brown
Joseph Stager
Eighth Victim Dies From Wreck Injuries
E. C. Schultz Northern Pacific engineer, injured in the Staples collision, died last night becoming the eighth victim. A postmortem revealed a blood clot on the brain.
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Associated Press
Paul
Asrin
Brainerd
Minn
E. C. Schultz
Staples
Hart Steamboat Line Vacation Promises Restful Summer Getaway
The Hart Steamboat Line offers a compact summer vacation from Green Bay, designed for rest and relaxation with travel and information at a modest cost. The brief trip spans under a week, presenting a favorable option when time and funds are limited.
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Green Bay
Lake resort excursions and rail links with Midwest tours
The piece advertises Hart steam boat line trips to Harbor Springs Petoskey Mackinac Island and the Soo from Green Bay with six day five night excursions for 15 dollars including fare berths and meals. It notes steamers leave Monday Thursday and Saturday at 10 am and mentions local posts organizing annual excursions to Waupaca July 10 with a special Wisconsin Central train. It also highlights the Pennsylvania Special train Chicago to New York in twenty hours via the Pennsylvania Short Lines with through service and contact details for reservations.
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Wisconsin
Hart
Harbor Springs
Petoskey
Mackinac Island
Green Bay
Phil Sheridan Post
W. FR
Waupaca
Vita Wisconsin Central
Chicago
New York
Pennsylvania
H. R. Dering
A. G. P. Agt
South
Clark Street
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