Markets Muked by St Paul Gains and Grain Carriers
New York trading opened with few stocks active and small changes. St Paul led grain-carrier issues with about a point rise, while several others like Atchisons Northwestern and Canadian Pacific advanced near that amount. Sugar rose briefly before easing. Amalgamated gained about a point as Western and Pacific stocks rose with St Paul’s strength. Bonds steady. Stock market notes include call money at 2.44 percent and sterling deals in the 4.57 to 5.88 range with various government bond prices. Governors vote to suspend stock exchange business on Saturday July 5 in response to a member petition.
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Atchisons
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Northwestern
Missouri Pacific
Great Northern
Amalgamated
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Manhattan
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
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H.simeh.s
Dan Doklars
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Wheat and grain futures rally amid mixed market signals
Wheat limits fluctuated as July and September contracts moved with early selling pressure turning to modest strength on buying by corn dulla. Reports from Minneapolis Duluth show receipts near 245 cars, while cash grain remained active though future trading cooled. Forefront prices in Chicago and Duluth reflect a wary market with July longs sorely tested and September holding gains, against softer corn tones and steady to higher cash wheat.
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Board of Trade
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City Markets Prices and commodities listing
Daily market prices for produce meats dairy and grains show bids paid to farmers and retail costs. Entries cover butter lard cheese beef pork hides wool hay oats corn wheat and coal with varied grades and per unit measures across city market listings.
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Upland
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Troops Withdrawn After Rioting Strife
Associated Press reports Pawtucket Rhode Island lifted troops after two weeks of duty to quell riots tied to the street railway strike. In New York the Hudson county weavers meeting urged shops be optron shops and a new wage scale, threatening a general silk workers strike if demands are not met. Wilkesbarre adjourns Michigan conference with no agreement on a new scale, operators leaving while miners plan another talk with President Mitchell.
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Wilkesbarre
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Mitchell
Marriage at Omro Unites Miss Mabel Whesler and Dr Chester Hurlbut
At the home of the bride's father Dr P A Wheeler on Wednesday at four o'clock Miss Mabel M Whesler married Dr Chester J Hurlbut Rev Sowles of Michigan performed the ceremony attended by W P Wheeler and Miss Lyle Bissett Ushers were Leon Shetp and the Misses Carol Shetp Bosale Dunning Mae Bennett Blanche Bennett Elaio Billington and Edith Root A wedding dinner followed and a reception was held from eight to ten Many friends offered congratulations The Indies of the Eastern Star entertained the lodge from Winneconne Monday evening Thelties Myrta Morrison of Hayward and Mr and Mrs F Barnett of Ripon visited others in Omro
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P. A. Wheeler
Mabel M. Whesler
Chester J. Hurtbut
Sowles
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W. P. Wheeler
Mary Morton
Leon Shetp
Carol Shetp
Bosale Dunning
Mae Bennett
Blanche Bennett
Elaio Billngton
Edith Root
Mra. Hu
Marshfield Marriage Unites Carolan Wright and Frank Strang
In Marshfield Wisconsin at the Wright residence a noon wedding joined Miss Carolan Wright and Mr. Frank Strang. Rev J Frank Young officiated and the couple plans a Chicago honeymoon before settling in the city. The report notes a new x-ray machine display by Dr Karl D Doege featuring a nineteen inch spark and twenty plate apparatus.
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J. Frank Young
Presbyterian Church
Crowds Attend Coronation Service at St Pauls Cathedral
London June 28 a grand gathering lined the routes to St Pauls as the king was to be crowned. Peers colonial premiers envoys and nobility mingled with officials while the Archbishop of Canterbury led prayers and the choir chanted prayers for the king amid public ceremonies at Westminster.
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Westminster
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Australia
Wisconsin editors visit St Paul outing notes ferries and ruins
Special Correspondent reports the Wisconsin press association's annual outing aboard the steamer Dubuque delayed by cargo. The group tours Fort Snelling and Como Park, notes the six-sided 1816 blockhouse remains and scattered Indian mounds, praises St Paul as a railroad and business hub, and highlights the city’s banks, waterworks, and bike-friendly streets before signing off.
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Baraboo Democrat
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Berlin
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Temperance Lesson Opens at International Sunday School Meet
Delegates arrive by six special trains from the east for the tenth triennial International Sunday School convention in Denver. The convention opens tonight with a prayer service at Central Presbyterian Church and a memorial for B F Jacobs of Chicago. The temperance lesson committee releases a statement defending its adherence to convention instructions.
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B. F. Jacobs
Chicago
International Sunday School Lemon Committee
Temperance Lea
Temperance Lesson Policy Discussion At International Executive Meet
The text records a temperance lesson policy note stating no proposals were discussed to extend quarterly sessions or alter convention restrictions. The International Executive Committee convened at the Brown Palace Hotel with vice chairman W. N. Hagehorn of Boston presiding this forenoon.
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International Executive Committee
Brown Palace
Boston
Judge Hamilton Dies in Neenah at 85
Joseph B. Hamilton of Neenah a longtime county and state official died at his home on East Doty avenue from heart failure. A prominent figure in local politics he served as county judge and state senator for fourteen years. He would have turned eighty five on June 10. Born in Lansing New York he was the son of.
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Senator and judge William Hamilton of Neenah
William Hamilton, a veteran of the war of 1812 and early settler of Neenah, Wisconsin, held multiple offices including district attorney for Winnebago County, state senator, county judge, and city attorney. A Mason and longtime Republican, he served fourteen years as county supervisor and was famed for his strong leadership and public trust. Funeral services will be held at his residence at 2:30 p.m. Sunday with Rev. J E B Chapin officiating. interment at Oak Hill cemetery.
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Court Causes Chaos in Ohio Legislature Rulings
An extra session of the Ohio legislature faces turmoil as the Ohio Supreme Court invalidates several laws. Cleveland city government deemed unconstitutional, control of police cited as in Mayor Jones' hands. Court orders Governor Nash to appoint a lieutenant governor. Nippert becomes probate judge. suspension of Archer as Senate president pro tempore. Validity of Royer act sustained, restricting Supreme Court jurisdiction to select cases. Special county officer laws ruled unconstitutional, affecting many counties and leaving governance in doubt.
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Postal Telegraph deal linked with Pennsylvania Railroad
New York reports confirm a contract between Postal Telegraph and Pennsylvania Railroad to handle telegraph service east of Pittsburgh and Erie for fifteen years starting December 1. Western Union will retain western lines. eastern contract awaits final Postal ratification with a six month period to remove Western Union poles and wires.
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Western Union
Philadelphia
John P. Green
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Winneconne Wedding Unites Miller and Edwards
In Winneconne Wisconsin on June 26 Mr TW H Miller married Miss Ernestine Edwards daughter of the late Joshua W Edwards and Mrs Julia Edwards The ceremony took place at the bride to mothers home with Rev J H Kayser officiating The groom a noted businessman and the bride a musician and teacher hosted a quiet family service followed by a bountiful repast They depart for a ten day eastern visit before returning to Winneconne and then journeying to the Pacific coast.
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Ernestine Edwards
Joshua W. Edwards
Julia Edwards
J. H. Kayser
Allenville Free Baptist Church
Pacific Coast
Body of Ada Hawley Found After Lake Mendoza Drowning
Madison Wis June 26 the body of Ada Hawley one of two students drowned in Lake Mendoza two weeks ago was recovered early this morning floating near the accident scene George Loohr’s body had not yet been found
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Lake Mendoza
George Loohr
Pointer Breeding Standards Discussed in Historic Chronicle
The article critiques Pointer breed quality over recent years noting little progress and some deterioration. It highlights the aim for better head conformation, opposing heavy skulls and excessively long muzzles, and points to other prominent defects in breeding.
Growth of Christian Science and church expansion
Growth of Christian Science shows 66 churches and societies, a rise of eighty one in the year. The Christian Science Sentinel reports 43 branch churches for year end 1900 and 49 for 1901, plus 167 societies in 1901, with many free reading rooms in the U S and abroad. The Mother Church in Boston, finished in 1881, cost over 350,000 and inspired rapid growth in eight years.
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Christian Science Sentinel
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Chicago
Christian Science
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Boston
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