Wall Street Opens With Dull Trade Amid Mixed News
The market showed narrow changes with Colorado Fuel trading 36 to 67 on opening amid dividend news. Amalgamated Copper and Anaconda slipped, Ice stocks slid, St. Paul and Missouri Pacific firmer, while bonds were irregular. Prime rates and exchange moved modestly as investors digested dividend announcements.
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New York
Juss
Wall Street
St. Paul
Missouri Pacific
Colorado
Anaconda
Dea Moniea & Fort Dodge
Ate
York
Chicago & St. Louis
Amalgamated
Minneapolis
Saint Ste. Marie
Rose
Louisville
Chattanooga
St. Louis
Westinghouse Electric
Wheat and corn prices move on mixed signals in Chicago markets
Wheat futures drifted between gains and losses as July contracts steadied and September eased. Cash demand remained slow with fair receipts, while oats surged on delivery day proximity. Corn showed strength in July due to limited private elevator activity and strong cash demand, with September trading higher from late buying. Chicago and Minneapolis futures quoted for No 2 red wheat and various corn and oats grades, alongside live cattle receipts and pricing across markets.
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Chiicago
Negee
Paris
Minneapolis
Duluth
Muagke
Shorts
Mic
Hic
Feeding calf and hog market figures show mixed prices
Chicago June 22 cattle and livestock market summary reports hog receipts at 25 0035 000 for today and 1 587 for tomorrow amid steady to firm bids. Hogs and sheep show variable price levels with mixed weights and regional demand. Dairy and poultry news notes firm cheese pricing and steady poultry markets with limited movement.
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Zoogs
Chicago
Butthr
City Markets Prices and goods from farms and mills
Prices for produce meats flour and feed grain and other commodities listed by market dealers. Fresh eggs butter cheese and milk products. various meats including beef pork and lamb. grains oats corn and rye. hay wool wood coal and oil show wholesale and retail rates with unit prices. Names of suppliers include Ferdinand Lands Nevell and Leowellyn and Oshkosh for patent flour.
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Pricca
Graham
Ferdinand
Nevell & Leowellyn
Fendera
Ty Market
Cholcotimothy
Upland
Preferential Trade Quietly Up for Imperial Conference
New York dispatch notes colonial premiers and ministers consult amid coronation postponement. Joseph Chamberlain guides imperial conference expectations as Laurier Barton and Seddon loom central figures. Canadian ministers hopeful, while Rooss Fielding Mulock Patterson avoid early commitments, deeming Chamberlain a capable, supported leader.
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Associated Press
New York
London
the Tribune
Joseph Chamberlain
Laurier
Barton
Seddon
WILL OF CHARLES BROADWAY ROUSS FILED IN COUNTY CLERK
Waxahachie Texas June 27 A copy of the will of the late Charles Broadway Rouss of New York has been deposited in the county clerk s office for recording The will disposes of property valued at about 1 500 000 or more with cash bequests totaling 414 500 and continuing annuities of 32 500 The mercantile business buildings are left to son Peter W Rouss and daughter Virginian Duane Lee jointly with the son to control the business if he pays the daughter 25 000 annually
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Associated Press
Waxahachle
Texas
Charles Broadway Rouss
New York
Nta
Cagh
Peter W. Rouss
Virginian
Duane Lee
Troops Health Declines in Philippine Report
Sergeant General Forwood releases division health data from May 16 showing sick rates at 6.01 percent, the lowest to date, but noting a rise in deaths from injuries and disease, chiefly cholera, with many fatalities linked to the Bayan Minda battle.
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BF Associated Press
New York
Forwood
C. L. Hetzmann
Division of
The
Philippines
Bayan
Mindana
Cholerz
Explorers Whitehouse and Lord Hindy Welcomed by Menelik
Advices from Abyssinia report Fits Hugh Whitehouse of Newport and Lord Hindy arriving safely in Abyssinia after a February 27 departure from England. Both travelers are well and enjoyed a fine trip. They were welcomed by King Menelik and will continue exploring around Lake Rudolf before turning home via Marawan, expecting to reach Sentem.
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Associated Presa
Tonton
Abyssinia
Hugh Whitehouse
Newport
R 1
Lord Hindy
England
Upper
Nie
Menelik
Lake Rudolf
Marawan
Sentem
Roter and Editor Arrested in New York Riot Probe
Rodolph Grossman, editor of The Austro-Hungarian Gazette, was arrested in New York by detectives from New York and Patterson on a riot warrant. He was taken to the Tombs police court and remanded in jail without bail for examination next Sunday morning.
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New York
Rodolph Grossman
Pateron
Tombs
Sata Ha
La Follette Leads in Wisconsin Caucuses and Conventions
A statewide summary reports Governor La Follette winning Racine and Sauk counties, Baraboo, and multiple districts, with strong showing in Marathon and Clark counties. The Milwauk ee caucuses loom large as the race shifts toward Whitehead and Rock. The tally, based on caucuses and conventions, shows La Follette leading nearly three to one in many strongholds.
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Waukes
Im Folistte
League
la Follutta
Racine County
Boltera’ League
Racine City
Beoventh
Anassembly
la Follette
Sauk County
Baraboo
Dane County
W. G. Biasell
Fister
Biysell
Pepera
Babcock
Boltera Tive
Racine
Janesville
Cooper
Sauk
Whitehead
Walworth
Ke- Nogha
Rock
Green
Lafayette
Marathon County
Jett
Clark County
Wood
Dunn County
Rock J. Flint
la Fallette
Milwaukee
Han
Anti-La Follette
Yoliette
Fond du Lac
Kenosha
Langlade
Washburn
Waupace
Duluth Man Arrested on Embezzlement Charge
San Francisco dated June 7 reports J. P. Spence manager at United States Realty Desociation in Duluth Minn was arrested on a Duluth warrant. Found ill with his wife and two children in Sutter Street home he claimed to be unaware of the warrant and said he came to California for health. Duluth authorities note Spence vanished two weeks earlier amid a growing shortage in his accounts rising from about 600 to 1400 dollars and western detectives had pursued him without result.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
J. P. Spence
United States Realty
Duluth
Minn
Spence
Sutter Street
California
Spenceh I5
J. C. Spence
United Installment Realty Company
Restants to the Mere-Fienos Automeobne Race Began Near Pavia
Fragmentary report notes a race starting from near Pavia early yesterday with a second stage to Brege. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate an initial machine departure and subsequent leg. Names, times, and organizers are not readable.
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Whhich
Pavia
Brege
No Trace of Girl as Pritchett President Rumor Revived
A seventeen year old girl from Little Falls Minnesota, Freda Sae gal, disappeared while visiting her aunt in Madison Wisconsin. Police are alerted and coordinating with St Paul authorities to locate her and her missing through ticket. Meanwhile rumors about Professor Pritchett becoming president of the state university gain new life after his arrival. The remains of Dean Johneson, killed in an accident at Mier Cove, Michigan, were cremated after funeral services.
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Northwestern
Madison
Wig
Freda Saegal
Little Falla
Minn
Louiss Auprecht
Baker
St. Paul
Pritchett
Profesor Pritchett
Boston School of Technology
The
State University
Johneson
Mier Cove
Mich
Chicano
Pier Cove
Marshfield N Aennerchor plans large summer gathering
Special to The Northwestern from Marshfield Wisconsin dated June 27 reports the Marshfield Naennerchor preparing for a large event on July 13 with crowds of several thousand expected. Excursion trains will run from Manitowoc and from Sheboygan via the Northwestern system. Conductor John Anderson of the Nekoora branch is promoted to head master, succeeding F C Baker who moves to Chicago.
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Northwestern
Marshfield
Wis
Marshfield Naennerchor
Manitowoc
Central
Sheboygan
Ne Koora
Wisconsin Central J
F. C. Baker
Chicago
Mr. Anderson
Summer rail excursion rates and resorts listed in Wisconsin papers
The notice outlines Fourth of July excursion fares via Wisconsin Central and other lines with sale dates July 2 and 4, return by July 7, plus extended return options to October. It highlights Taunton Falls Adirondacks and Trenton Falls near Utica, the Pere Marquette routes to the Soo and Mackinac, and special trips to Denver, Manitowoc, Waupaca, and Milwaukee events with agent contact details. It promotes river and lake region tours, steamboat travel from Green Bay to the Soo, and the Pere Marquette summer tour book for planning trips and prices.
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Wisconsin Contral Railway
Trexton Falls
Taunton Falls
West Canada
Creek
Adirondacks
Trenton
Utica
N. Y
New York Central
Adirondack Mountains
Geo. H. Daniels
Grand Central Station
New York
Wisconsin
Minneapolis
W. I. Atwood
Green Bay
Wis
Michigan
Arbor Springs
Petoskey
Mackinac
Union
Providence
R. L
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Momtreed
Hudson River
Washington
Philadelphia
Jzeters
Portland
Toronto
Montreal
Doston
H. W. Jameson
T. P. Ay Pere Marquet
Milwaukee
Pere Marquette
H.W. Jameson
Pete Marquette
Roosevelt First at Chicago Britain United Meeting
About 5,000 British American citizens in Chicago gathered at the First Presbyterian armory to praise Roosevelt and urge closer US Britain ties. The event featured a stereopticon showing Roosevelt’s picture amid long cheers and flag waving. Speakers included Dr. Sarah Harriet Stevenson Rev W Robson Notman and Prof W Doug lay Mackenzie.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ill
Edward
Queen Alexandra
United States
Great Britain
Presiment Armory
Roosevelt
Sarah Harriet Stevenson
W. Robson Notman
W. Douglay Mackenzie
Washington denies revenge motive in Cuba probe request
Maj Estes G Rathbone, former Cuba posts chief, asks the Associated Press to note that his statements in U S interviews are misrepresented or erroneous. He seeks a congressional investigation to reveal facts about his Cuba conduct, not vengeance on any individuals. The item also contains unrelated ad-like snippets and stray quotes about health tonic and transit services.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Estes G. Rathbone
Cuba
Congress
Detroit and New York Express of Grand Trunk Railway
The Detroit and New York Express leaves Chicago daily at 11:66 a.m. for Detroit Mt Clemens Niagara Falls New York and Philadelphia. It features wide vestibule coaches crate-partor car and Pullman sleeping cars. Information and time fairies whiskey furnished on application by Geo. W. Vaux AUG. PL & YT A. room 917 15 Adams street Chicago.
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Detroit
New York
Grand Trunk Railway System
Chicago
Mt. Clemens
Niagara Falla
Philadephia
Rtc
Geo. W. Vaux
Adams Street
Wiley Champion Defeats Ernst Maxwell in North American Bout
Spokane, June 27. H Max Wiley of New York and Ernst Maxwell of Toronto, lightweight champions, fought before the Spokane Athletic club for North American supremacy. Wiley won in two straight falls, catch as catch can. James 18 Captain, Harvard varsity rower, elected to lead team. Belfort, France reports Vanderbilt gives tip.
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Associated Press
Spokane
Wash
H. Max Wiley
New York
Ernst Max~well
Toronto
Spokane Athletic Club
North America
Wilsy
James
New Tondon
Will Ham James
Harvard
Vanderbilt
Belfort
France
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Prime Mercantile
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Mio. Pacific
Pacific
W. U
N.Y
Malin Street
Jume
Commercial
Grain Gossssir
Cash Wheat
Manitoba
North‘west
Tescalla
Samme
Coe
Puts
Syke
City Markets
Charles B., Rouss
Will
fTourints
Taxon
Reese Ea Eee
Bayfield
Wisconsin Central Ry
Oshkosh
Pritchell
University
Marsheld
Costivensas
BE. A. Hors
Ee Main St
K. B. A. Minnn
Ecapolia
Wisconsin Saengerfest
Tero Rivers
Jone
Wisconsin Central Wi
W. Leftwood
Wisconsin Central Railway Co
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Grenwood Springs
Col
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Utah
Rot Springs
Custer
Deadwood
Lead
G. B
W. J. Atwood
Katca
Waupase
Wisconsin Aentral
Waupaca
W. L. Atwood
Agt
Phil Sheridan
Wisconsin Central
M. Sharp
HL. W. Jameson
Pere Marquatte
Cnn
E. FE. Steude
Kranich & Sach
S. N. Bridge & Sons
Main St
Stone Millinery CO
High Stret
Antin
Get-our of
Jon F. Wille
McGorison
Main Street
Thaxter Reed
Oregon
Chase & McIntyre
Cor
Angoo and State Sts
Mata
Rathbone
Dr. Gossom
Sampson
BE. A. Horn’s
Foley
E. A. Horn
Qecem and Crescent
Birmingham
New Orleans
Erry Exems
Frank Leach
South Main
T. C. Miccullough
Dane Bros
Harmon’s
J. W. Taylor & Co
J. R Chapman & CO
Washington St
WILEY
Wreatling
Mott
UR. Mott's Chemical CO
Cleveland
Ohio
HY E. A. Horn
DUE Gella of & Nickle
Medberry-Bemle Co
Densmore
Densmore Typewriter CO
Broadway
O. H. Race
Nahington St
Oshkoab, Wis
U. S
U. S. Mining
W. H. Laidley & Co
Chicago, Ill
Wistel
J. L. Clark
Ana & E
Oshkesh, W
Carmel
Cook & Brown
Marien
Tal
Pars Fan Aera
Mne
Ottawa Beach
Aly
Michican
Port Huron
Toledo
J. W. Jameson
H.F Moeller
G.P.A
Bost
Warr Warr Street
Ripans
Cruggiste
Benedict
Morsell & Green
Bob Joe Cohen
Bouck & Hiton
Miwate
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