Markets Open Higher as Stocks Edge Up in Early Trading
New York markets opened with most stocks higher amid modest gains led by industrials and rails. Northern Pacific and Great Northern preferred rose while Northwestern dipped. several issues moved to top levels before noon as copper and chemical shares showed uneven strength.
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Missouri Pacific
New York Central
American Smelting & Hedning
7American Smeling & Reining
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Colorado Fuel & Tron
International Paper
National Biscuit
People’s Gs
Suilman Palace
States Steel
Wheat and corn markets fluctuate but stay firm in Chicago
Chicago market notes show strong underlying demand for cash wheat while futures ease from intraday highs. May wheat closes higher, corn remains robust with midday gains fading into a mixed finish. oats and rye hold modest gains as Midwest receipts vary.
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Markets and crops update from Liverpool and Milwaukee
Market notes from Liverpool March 12 show wheat prices steady with No 2 red western winter futures. American grains trade quiet. May futures hold firm. Milwaukee reports flour and wheat prices steady with No 1 and No 2 northern grades, but options trading muted. Prices and futures reflect steady demand amid mixed international signals.
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Saen Sim
Cink Soo
Strikers in Chilean city clash with army leaves many dead
Reports from Iquique describe a fierce confrontation as government troops open fire on striking workers. Norwegian ship reports 2500 dead or wounded, but Valparaiso dispatch cites 210 killed and about 50 wounded. Port officials note ongoing unrest and wage disputes amid the strike.
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Wisconsin search ends with recovery of missing son
A Chippewa Falls special recounts a four hour search for Oscar Gustad who, with friends, found the body beneath a tree and carried it home to Colburn after plans to confirm the tragedy. The men located the presumed deceased after a lengthy pursuit.
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Oscar BE
Gustad
Colburn
International young people's missionary convention opens
Pittsburg March 1 The third and last day of the International convention of the Young People's Missionary Movement opened with growing interest and enthusiasm. Dr William Douglass Makkettie of Hartford Theological Seminary spoke on the place of missionary education in the life of the church. The morning session closed with R E Speer addressing prayer and mission.
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Pittsburg
Young People's Missionary Movement
Wiliam Douglas Mackettie
Hartford Theological Seminary
Hartford Conn
Mirs Shomary
R. E. Speer
Gates Secures Control of Goldfield Mining Firm
Associated Press reports Albert Meyers and J D Murphy for Jom Wieg of New York secured control of the Combination Fraction Mining Co of Goldfield by purchasing 61 988 shares at 3 1 2 cents. The move consolidates ownership of major mines in the Goldfield district under the Gelifeld Car company.
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Keep Roth Eyes on an Enemy Who Is Anxious to Do Fou
Roth must monitor a wary adversary eager to strike. The article notes heightened tension and risk as the foe shows readiness to act.
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Prince Lagi Regent of Bavaria At 87th Birthday Veterans, Pardons
Prince Luitpold of Bavaria, regent, marked his eighty seventh birthday amid Bavarian nobility. Emperor William II sent congratulations as crowds praised his vigor and proposals to pardon forty eight prisoners, with donations to charities and arts societies. The report notes Otto’s exile and succession debates.
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Death at Merah Cheng Woman Dies at Parents Home
Mrs Wen zel Phum of Chicago died yesterday afternoon at the home of her parents Airy and Sirs 3farun Schmidt in Menasha during the winter. Deceased was years of age and well known here. Funeral announced later. Ice on Lake Winnebago seen as unsafe. crossing by lake not expected to resume until after heavy thaw. Farmers discontinue crossing the lake. Neenah WLR C to entertain Company and Gz & E with supper at the armory tomorrow night. Philip Heap able to be about again after two weeks. Union recovered from grip. Lizzie Engel rebounded from extensive illness at Green Bay. A C Wilson home from business trip to Ganston [likely Ganstown] lac. Company EF inspection at Fond du Lac last evening. Nobles left for Ladysmith on business. J A Scott and Henry Thayer of Marinette stopped in Menasha yesterday en route from Chicago to Marinette in Pope Toledo touring car. Mrs Charles Stroneg entertained friends at her Nicolet Street home for birthday anniversary. gifts of silverware. Otto Baebner ill with severe attack of petritemias. Miss Ni Webster visited Gibkoshe yesterday.
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Gansttowoc
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Fond du Lac
Ladysmith
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Henry Thayer
Marinette
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Otto Baebnerlg
Miss Ni Webster
Gibkosh Yeaterta: Co
Legislative committee meets with Miss Mary and Garrett
A two session meeting of the legislative committee was held under the chairmanship of Miss Mary and Garrett. The gathering featured discussions on pending matters and adjourned after a lengthy debate.
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Kansas Populists Meet in Topeka Conference
Kansas Populists gathered in Topeka as Chairman George Wo Hanse called the meeting to order. Col James Father of Springfield addressed attendees while delegates discussed platform aims and potential congressional candidates for the St. Louis convention. The report notes the difficulty of avoiding love at first sight and remarks on earnest conversations among attendees.
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Springish
Alfonso Returns to Madrid Amid Joyful Royal Welcome
Madrid reports King Alfonso arrives from Barcelona to a jubilant crowd at the railway station. Queen Victoria weeps with joy as the royal party processes to the palace while municipal officials observe. Separately, plans for King Edward’s Mediterranean cruise are abandoned with a mid April return to London anticipated.
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Morroco Letters Seek Hostilities Pause for Peace Talks
Fragmented notice types a plea from leaders and "Multi Head" urging a ceasefire while negotiations for peace are promised. The chaotic text mentions remedies and self promotion with dubious testimonials.
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Man hanged in Allegheny County for fatal love dispute
A 23 year old man was executed today in Allegheny County for the murder of his sweetheart Nancy Atlier after she refused to marry him. The case involved Warzel a Pole who killed Beattief Soar amid a love dispute.
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Siers
Allegheny County
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Meyer Acquitted on Misappropriation Charges in Indiana
La Porte Indiana March 2. Meyer city treasurer of Michigan City was found acquitted today after auditors reported a shortfall of more than 530 600 in his accounts. Three indictments remain pointing against Meyer for embezzlement and related charges.
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Ind
EL Meyer
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