Markets Rally Then Slip as Copper Leads Decline
The market opened firm with broad gains led by copper and steel but swung to weakness as pressuere caused a late pullback. New York Central, Atlantic Coast Line and Canadian issues saw notable moves while futures for wheat and corn fluctuated amid mixed receipts and profit taking.
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Wates of & Peint
Atantic Coast Line
Pressere
Anne
New York Central
Wallace Hopkies Company
Oshkosh
Opera Bouse Square
Sama Aska
Ventere
Wycrorm
Svolverine
Cheese and produce reports from Milwaukee and Plymouth markets
Milwaukee and Plymouth note cheese and dairy activity with quotes for prices and supplies. Cheese boxes traded at Plymouth with daisies and other items. Milwaukee market reports include hogs cattle calves and dairy quotes, fruits and vegetables, and cash prices from local dealers.
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Milwaukee
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Hilsher
Ghatn
Rees Port Scammers
Ty & Weis
Flocr
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Boss & Weis
Petarel
Zenner & Mueie Cmickers
Lve
Hews
Ebse
Burhel
Alexis backs down as Haiti crisis eases with foreign fleet aims
Reports from Port au Prince indicate President Nord Alexis has abandoned intransigence. Refugees will be reembarked and safe conducts granted for departure of General Firmin and supporters. Germany affirms non intervention while protecting its subjects and legations. Washington notes renewed calm with warships on station.
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Paris
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Hayth
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Firmin
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M. Borngo
Minster of State
Germany
Bertin
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Associated Press
Femion
Otftes
Ac- Feord
United States
Haytas
Root
Heartian Republic
Grm
Baytl
State Department
Beaga
Furniss
Bayt
FILL STRIKERS PLACES IN BREWERY DISPUTE
The Associated Press reports breweries operated with fewer workers after a strike began yesterday over union differences. Clerks displaced by retrenchment are being hired to fill brewer vacancies while unions face layoffs. Representatives from breweries and strikers met the state mediation board to present their cases.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
State Board of Mediation and Arbitration
War over fish nets in Wisconsin Michigan waters
Interstate dispute looms after East Marinette fishermen’s nets worth 5604 were seized by Michigan game warden Bedell. Marinette Fishermen’s Association hires counsel as authorities probe Wisconsin Michigan water boundary and plan survey to define division line.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Alarmette
Bedell
Menominee
Mich
Marinette Fishermen's Association
Ken
Michigan
DIES ON A SIDEWALK
John Burns, 55, died on a sidewalk outside the Salvation Army Hotel after being ejected by a clerk. Police investigate after clerk John Skoy was arrested. Burns had paid for a room but refused to leave, toppled at the door and collapsed.
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Asercane Press
East St. Lewis
Johnj Burns
Salvation Army
John Skoy
Skov
Burns
Skev
Skor
Ontario tobacco policy signs listed in future stamp plan
A garbled report outlines a future Canadian tobacco stamp scheme affecting Ontario and cross continent trade. It mentions assailed predictions about revenue, a planned excise stamp, and this measure tied to broader fiscal goals for merchants and governments.
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Toberco
Cisurs
Fire Damages Branson Merchants Establishment
A large merchant establishment in Branson was destroyed by a fire reported March 15. Officials from Northwestern headquarters indicate extensive damage with no loss of life. determine cause and assess property loss.
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Pres
St Paul Mann
Norte
Tetepnone
Branson
Batorratina
Chicago police hold suspect in wife robbery and staged theft
An AP report says promoter Arthur Tiller is under arrest in Pillshurm after being accused by his wife Anna Viller of robbery and chisiformes with 41669 and jewelry valued at 55 percent. Advices from Pittsburgh police claim a man who reported the crime robbed his own wife.
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Associated Press
Chicese
Tih
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Arthur Tiller
Anna Viller
Chicago
Pillshurm
Pittaburg Poolice
Oshkosh Board of Public Works 1907 Annual Report
The Board of Public Works in Oshkosh Wisconsin presents the 1907 year ending December 31 report covering street repairs cleaning bridge and sewer work school repairs and city improvements. It notes deficiencies and recommends adoption of a sidewalk fund and purchase of a street washer to improve street cleaning practices.
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Oshkosh
Wisconsin
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San
Boys Rescue After Indian Fire Incident
A group of boys near Fram Duras were injured in a fire while working nearby. One boy suffered severe burns and may lose a leg. Authorities pursue a suspect believed responsible for the blaze as the victims receive care.
Peace in Central America Ends Caribbean War Vexations
The last American war vessels leaving the Caribbean mark the end of over two years of tension. The steamer Lebanon carried peace hopes from Puerto Cortes to Hampton Roads as Central American nations near a joint peace conference in Mexico and the United States. The march toward stability followed negotiations and ratifications in Honduras, Nicaragua, and El Salvador, with U S gunboats enforcing nonpayment threats and deterring renewed hostilities.
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Associated ® Press
Puerto Cortex
New Orleans
Caribbean
Céata
America
Colliier
Lebanon
Hampton
Manuel Cabrera
Sierra
Honduras
Salvador
Guatemala
Sera
Ehogen
Nicaragua
Zelaya
Cabrers
Mexico
United State
Jevary
Dubuque
Chinese gardener claims odorless onion out-Burbanks Burbank
Wing Hop, a Fresno area truck farmer and former Burbank worker, declares he has produced a odorless onion with full taste. Neighbors and visitors back his claim, saying the new variety lacks the usual disagreeable odor.
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Burbank
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Onion
Woman Sues Rear Admiral Over Lost Curtains
Miss Rachael Brown of Washington sues retired Rear Admiral Thomas Selfridge for 26099 pounds claiming theft of twelve lace curtains valued at 209 pounds from his house last December. She alleges damage to her credit and reputation from the search when her premises were searched without warrants.
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Washinerton
Thomas
Setfridge
U.S. N
Rachael Brown
Washineton
Miss Brown
Selfridge
Dividend Declared by Basten F Halivond
In a concise notice, Basten F Halivond is reported to announce a dividend from profits for the current quarter. The document references related figures and a schedule of payments, with emphasis on the distribution to stakeholders and forthcomingиро financial adjustments.
Kael Haul Dying Under Private Strain
Fragmented OCR text describes ailing Kael Haul with severe illness and unspecified burdens. Mentions Washington Doar and 3906, but details are garbled. Readers can infer a personal or local tragedy and a deteriorating health condition.
Secretary Metcalf Plans Own Inquiry on Armor Belt Safety
Secretary Metcalf intends conducting an investigation into the armor belt of battleships amid critics who say the belt draft is unsafe. He will seek data from Admiral Evans on ship drafts and compare them with practices at Mamiaena way and then review Atlantic and Pacific forts in San Francisco.
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Py Aswmeisted Press
Gion
Metcalf
Eans
Mamiaiena Way
Ran
Mayor of St. Paul Ticket Appears For May Election
The Republican slate nominates Presa Mons and Marea for mayor with 343 votes cited against Dane W. Lacier, the Democratic candidate. Lawyer and politician Mr Lawkr is noted as the campaign figure.
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Marea
Pram- Rent Ren
Maser
Dane W. Lacier
Lawkr
Mul Knov
Railway Accidents Kill 26 in New York February
The railway service commission reports 26 killed and 2157 injured in New York during February. Of the injured 1219 were passengers. January figures show 26 injured and a toll of 12 killed.
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Associated Press
Probile Service Commission
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