Wall Street Opens With Mixed Tone In Early Trading
New York March 3 1 Wall Street shows a mixed opening as copper stocks and industrials rise while some leaders ease. Notable quotes include United States Steel at SK and United States Steel preferred at 3 in active trading.
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Lst
Ronness ‘Pante
Oersa
Pacific Mall
People's Gas
Si Breseea Steel Car
Palace Luger
United States Steel SK
United States Steel Preferred
Western Union
Tia Wallace
Hopkins Company
Oshkosh
Opere House Square
Ae Asse
Wadventure
Fiailouer
Cadian
Chicago grain market shows cautious gains on supply scare
Chicago grain prices rose modestly amid a light near term demand and ample carryover. Traders noted nervousness after a day of heavy selling, with May futures retreating from earlier highs while open interest and receipts remained limited, reflecting a cautious bull tone in the context of regional crop conditions.
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Chiease
Guagie
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Houluth
Chicago
Yfar
Mae
May
Ente Rp
Thera St. Np
Market notes and commodity prices from Milwaukee March 5
The report lists wheat eggs vegetables and poultry prices with bids and receipts. It covers futures quotes for wheat and rye, dairy values, and Milwaukee cattle hogs sheep and market conditions with prices for each category and notes on firmness and declines.
CITY MARKETS ECGS price quotations from farmers and dealers
Prices paid to farmers and quotations reported by Zentner Munner and City Worker Grace cover beef veal pork poultry and produce. Items include live and dressed beef and veal, lambs, sheep pelts, chestnut, pine, potatoes, corn meal coarse feed and turkey prices with district dealer quotations.
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Riel
Colations Reed
City Werker
Grace
Timothy St
Besi
Acons Sas
Gsse
Rey SpRina Chicress
Ios Ceaer
King Edward Leaves London Mount Hope Trip
King Edward ends London visit and departs amid mounting plans for next royal engagements. Officials decline further comment while crowds gather as the royal party moves to a new venue.
Milk diseases threaten public health in milk supply
Washington March 3 Surgeon General Walter Wyman submitted a report to Secretary Cortelyou on milk and health. The study, ordered by President Roosevelt and led by Prof M J Rosenga, links dairy contamination to infant deaths from gastro intestinal diseases and several epidemics of typhoid fever scarlet fever and diphtheria.
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Washington, D. C
Walter Wyman
The
Public Service
Cortelyou
Roosevelt
M. J. Rosenga
Hygienic Laboratory
Wyman
York
London
Washington
Mohler
John W. Trask
Trask
McKee Abuse Case Opens in Hart-McKee Divorce
The Hart McKee divorce trial opens amid allegations that McKee deceived his wife, posed as wealthy, and coerced her into marriage and withdrawing affection from her former husband. The proceedings recount his control over funds and the couple’s trip to Sint Carlo where gambling and alleged coercion continued.
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Barboux
America
McKee
Seth
McKea
Barbour
McKees
Trevis
Sint Carlo
Martre Ivorth
Ager
Interest on Bonds Sparks City Council Debate
Neenah March 5 The city council clashed with E J Lachmann over interest on bonds issued for the high school The council argues the accrued interest and premium should go to the city general fund while Lachmann asserts they belong to the school board Bills totaling 411 68 were ordered paid The snake and soot issue discussed may become a smoke ordinance Dr S Gorton Todd attends Winnebago Medical meeting in Oshkosh Bob Green from Ba kauna was in town William Aylward teased to Milwaukee Mrs Eats Smith visits Milwaukee
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Wis
E. J. Lachmann
Lachman
Echool Board
Gorton “Todd
Oshkosh
Winnebago Medical Association
Tremont Hotel
Bob” Green
Baukauna
Wiliam
Milwaukee
E_ats Smith
City considers drastic weapon seizure plan
Chicago committee on judiciary approves three hardline measures to curb crime. The plan requires confiscation of weapons in custody and dumping them in the lake, imposes licenses on dealers, and bans sheriffs and officers from carrying certain weapons.
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Chicago
Mob of 2400 surrounds Fran murder suspect in Clarksburg
In Clarksburg West Virginia a mob of about 2400 people with drawn rifles forced a group of four deputy sheriffs to move on the siege of a prisoner named Fran. The prisoner surrendered to Sheriff Flansy as the crowd pressed toward the Yates farm nine miles from town after hours of tense stand off and threats.
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W. Va
E& Company
Fran Negro Muudrerer
Prise
Johns
Flansyse
Yates Farm
Johnson
Congo annexation treaty submitted to parliament in March
Prentler Schollaern presented the text of the Congo annexation treaty to parliament. The forecast remains that King Leopold agrees to abandon the crown and revenues to Belgium, but Belgium must accept continued control of Congo revenues during a transition period.
Catamount Attackendangering farmers and pedestrians in Harrisburg area
March 3 report from Huntington Pa describes extreme cold driving bears wildcats and catamounts from the mountains into farms and roads. Sergeant Russell R Henry sixty five was attacked near Terrace Mountain, knocked to ground, fought off by his fox hound and pocket knife, dog killed, Henry badly wounded and treated at a neighbor's home.
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Hentingtom
Russell R. Henry
Ita
Terrace Mountain
Mr. Henry
Flag Is Not a Rag in Milwaukee Recruiting Office
Special to The Northwestern Milwaukee March a dispute erupts as a Milwaukee recruit office refuses to remove the American flag calling it a rag. Police are sent with an apology after Commissioner Schnenecker upholds the flag as a symbol not a sign. Sergeant Brinkman defends the office action and flags stay displayed.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
United States
United’ ‘States
William Brinkman
Pubic Savorks
Schnenecker
Japan loses prestige as banks seized and market opened
Assoc Mukden reports Japan forced to vacate or buy Russian banks in Seni Tih and concede to reduced foreign influence. The Chinese government considers new regulations in settlements while American agricultural implements enter Manchuria, signaling potential trade expansion and limited open-door pressure. The open road in South Manchuria is seen as the sole effective means to preserve open trade.
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Japan
Seni Tih
al Harbin
Vierroy A
Manchuria
Carter Struck by Gas Effects Highlighted by Doctor
Summary unavailable due to fragmented OCR. Based on readable text, Mr. Carter suffers from gas exposure effects. Emphasized by physician details and references to Leslie Caten and Presa Chieseo May relate to March reports.
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Ase
Tye
Crite. Ora
Leslie Caten
Cap
Iaust
Emphares
Mr. Carter
Manasha Man Hurts in Accident and Local Notices
Louig Garrow, an employee, sustains a compound fracture of the right side while commuting to York University. A church mission series is announced by the Ladies Missionary Society of Congregational Church. A local notice advertises a simple croup remedy and vaccination details from Horn and Main Market.
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Menasha
Wis
Louig Garrow
York Uni
Membe TucAt
Wisconsin sugar beet farming urged to boost state output
An editorial argues Wisconsin farmers have underutilized sugar beets despite soil, climate, and economic benefits. It compares state output to Michigan and Colorado, highlights beet pulp as free cattle feed, and explains high profitability from 12–15 tons per acre at about $5.90 per ton with guaranteed prices. It notes lower fertility loss than other crops and suggests industry labor support from sugar companies to expand beet cultivation.
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United States
Wilson
Agricultural Experiment Station
Madison
Sha J
Cuba
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