Markets Outlook Mixed Amid Strength in Agriculture and Finance
The piece notes firmer prices in stocks with cautious gains across markets, while agricultural prospects brighten as spring approaches. It highlights strong farmers earnings, reduced production pressure, and easier money lending fueling investment, alongside debates on railroad consolidation and political tensions impacting public sentiment.
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Market Wheat Prices Edge Lower on Canadian Receipts
Wheat and corn markets opened weak as increased northwest receipts and favorable weather outlook pressured prices. March wheat slipped to a low and May contracts followed with easy closes, while oats and hogs also moved lower amid slack demand and marketwide softness.
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City Markets Price Report From Local Dealers
Quotations show dairy and farm products with butter and eggs priced for delivery. The listing includes creamery goods and farm staples as sold by local merchants with notes on stock and payments to farmers.
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Deaths and local sports notes from Northwestern area
Mrs Elizabeth Jones died at 60 at Gillingham corners from heart failure. funeral to Baraboo. Albert Cummings, 61, died at his brother Howard Cummings home. funeral held at 1:36 pm. Company J basketball lost to Manitowoc 72 to 26 in dispute over late scoring. other clubs noted. Reynolds candy store sold to James Jorgensen of Glenasha, taking charge around April 1.
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Helped Him to a Cure by Garden Aid
The Vacantist Gardening Association issued a pamphlet describing its work. Howard Payson Wilds is president and William Ryan is superintendent. A tenant gardener reportedly cured of tuberculosis worked last year, while another garden worker used vegetables worth 5128.50, with an investment of 714.29. This year the group seeks broader participation. The only listed expense is gardener tents for the family, costing $9 each.
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I Am Tired of It All
Margar etta Borden, fifteen, daughter of Harry L. Borden, shot herself in the heart in Trenton last night. Causes cited include her father’s objection to a meeting, worry over her dying mother, and distress over sisters under her uncle’s charge in Atlantic City. She uttered the phrase I am tired of it all before the tragedy.
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Forty Days of Trance End May Bring Death
Los Angeles March 16 The fortieth day of Beulah Hawkins life in a county hospital trance nears the limit. Reported that if she sleeps beyond the forty days she may die, prompting alarm among physicians and family.
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Political Rhetoric Critiques on Labor and Wealth in Senate Speech
The Associated Press reports Senator Tilman denounces labor eliminations of supreme court rulings and accuses big wealth of shaping policy. He claims organized labor is freed while capital tightens control, criticizing press influence and presidential favor toward the wealthy amid southern delegates battle.
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Lone Bandit Robs Oriental Limited Near Bonners Ferry
A lone bandit robbed the Oriental Limited on the Great Northern near Bonners Ferry Idaho early Sunday. Mail clerks were bound and mail matter rifled but no safe was blown. The robber rode the train about five hours escaping with unknown loss.
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Regents Order Tightens Controls on Wage Policy
Attorney Fred Thwaites notes no action has yet been brought before the board. He says nothing definite may be decided and that the executive committee likely drives any move on wages. The discussion hints at an open shop approach but lacks concrete decisions.
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Progress of caast work and canal completion notes
New York reports marked progress in the Parsir canal construction. Capt FW Katz of West Point notes the waterway advances with 209 cubic yards of catch removed in twenty four days, expecting completion by July 1. He also discusses sanitation questions and industrial education in West Africa as key concerns.
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Immigration officials deny entrance to thousands applicants
Oscar S. Strauss, secretary, states more than 6000 applications were rejected last fiscal year by European shore agencies of steamship lines. He says fears of deportation back to port under current laws are the main reason. He also defends enforcement and stresses prompt action when needed.
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Horse Breeding Improves in Wisconsin State Effort
Dr A S Alexander head of Wisconsin College of Agriculture reports many new horse breeders registered in the state since last season and now licensed for public service. The department issues renewals for 196 licenses and requires an original license and a $1 fee. An illustrated bulletin on grade sire status in Wisconsin is being distributed by agricultural officials.
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Sheriff Kills Convict in McLean County Incident
A Minnesota sheriff shot and killed an inmate from the North Dakota penitent Friday. Alfred Wellens was captured by two posse members near Mandan after the altercation. The exact details and parties involved remain unclear due to damaged text.
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Quarries Shut Down Amid Shortage of Materials
Local reports indicate a temporary closure of several quarries due to supply issues and worker shortages. Officials say operations pause to reassess safety and secure essential materials, with no estimated restart date given.
Plague in Chile Reports Forty Cases in March
A report from Santiago dated March 14 notes a resurgence of bubonic plague with forty cases reported in Antofagasta and related port areas. Officials warn of continuing spread as health authorities monitor movements and issue precautions.
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Panama canal praised by English official in interview
London reports Sir John Reiger governor of the fold coast returning to England after a three month tour. He offers an English view of the Panama canal and other American institutions in a recent interview.
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