Markets Show Mixed but Broad Rally on Wall Street
New York March 24 Wall Street opened with notable strength across many issues. General Electric and Union Pacific led gains while American Sugar weakened. Bonds remained firm as large orders flowed in, with Westinghouse Electric, Atlantic Coast Line, and Louisville & Nashville among notable risers.
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Chicago Wheat and Pork Market Updates From Week Reports
Chicago futures show wheat trending lower amid AI driven declines while corn held firm on higher prices and steady receipts. Pork futures rise with live hog demand, May pork around 12.40, lard near 7.84, ribs about 7.60, and oats and barley prices noted along with dairy and egg steady tones in Chicago market notes.
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Milwaukee Market Report Mixed Prices for Meat Produce
Milwaukees market reports show strong receipts across categories with cattle and sheep steady to higher. Dairy and produce quotations vary with butter cheese and vegetables priced, while grains and live stock futures reflect market tension and supply dynamics.
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Case Baffles Physicians Mystery Across Madison
Special to The Sortiwers Madison reports doctors puzzled by a case described as the disease, with experts uncertain of its nature. The article notes possible involvement of Chicago specialists for clarification as the investigation continues.
City Council Approves Consolidation of Electric Firms
After a protracted session on March 14 the Chicago city council adopted an ordinance to legalize the consolidation of Commonwealth Electric and Chicago Edison. The measure, pending two years, extends the Edison and subsidiaries the franchise of Commonwealth. The ordinance guarantees the city 3 percent of gross receipts.
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Case of Yellow Fever on Aconcagua En Route to Canal Zone
A case of yellow fever was found aboard the Aconcagua, which arrived in February from Guayaquil, Ecuador, and the patient is convalescing. The canal zone reports favorable health conditions with no spread risk and a very low death rate per thousand, noting the last canal zone case occurred in May 1907.
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Orchard killer Orchard seeks clemency ruling from Idaho court
Boise March 24 Governor Gooding will receive official notice from Judge Freemont Wood on the sentence of Harry Orchard the self confessed murderer of ex Gov Frank Steunenberg The judge discusses common law as the standard for decision and notes clemency depends on the accomplice witness testimony and the court’s review of the evidence Orchard testified fully and fairly and the court recommends commutation of the death penalty
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Meat Prices Advance Amid Beef Market Jumps
The Associated Press reports Tasat prices rose yesterday as wholesalers prepare new price lists. Butchers expect a 1 to 2 cent per pound hike this week. A western packing manager notes the beef scare is overstated, while dressed beef prices have risen and veal leads with about 1 dollar per hundred pounds increase over the last month.
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Reckless Auto Driving Ordinance Set for Washington
In Washington March 24 an order issues penalties for reckless driving. Exceeding fifteen miles per hour on straight roads or eight miles per hour near curves or forks leads to fines from three to seventy dollars or up to thirty days in jail.
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Helie Not Is Paris Con Apoay A Be Trier
The readable text fragment shows unclear names and places with no coherent event. It mentions Paris and Trier in a fragmented form, offering no verifiable actions, dates, or participants to summarize into a concrete news item.
American Jockey Wikis By 7 Tee Mech On Trreaty
A clipped item notes an American jockey wiki entry connected to 7 Tee mech and a treaty starting with Kall Waa N. The fragment references racing notables and potential organizational ties. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
Democrats Prepare for Indianapolis State Convention
Independent delegates tighten race in Indianapolis as 34th annual Indiana Democratic convention opens. Delegates meet by districts to select 26 district delegates to the national convention while four stay at large. The plank favors Mr Bryan and anew platform leaders push Kern as possible vice president.
Spaniards Hit as Arrests Oust Franco Spanish Bank
A Paris court order shuts all branches of the Credit Minier amid fraud charges against Henri Rochette, promoter. Rochette was taken into custody after accusations of swindling and stock manipulation in several firms. Authorities say M Rabier and M Cruppl deny involvement.
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Clemency Review Denies Dismissal of Gas Expresses
Nebraska Attorney General Thomp son vows not to dismiss actions against express companies over gas shipments. He cites repeated law violations and reckless conduct as grounds, following petitions and ongoing suits in the county court.
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Protest Against Japan Mentioned in Sawa Trial Notes
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Hardwars meet delayed to Friday
Officials report the men in supervision at Suosion area will proceed with events Friday despite earlier delays. Details on participants and venue remain scarce.
Neenah News Briefs and Local Events
Special to Northwestern from Neenah Wisconsin reports Guy G Reynolds selling his candy shop The Honey Bee plans to move west for an indefinite period leaving for the west early next month Reynolds recently moved to Neenah from Oshkosh in November 1901 he joined Company I of the Wisconsin National Guard in February 1902 and now holds the rank of corporal The brigade basketball teams say their season closes after last Friday’s wins over Carroll College Academy of Waukesha They accepted challenges from Appleton high school teams to play two games the first Saturday evening at Appleton high school gym and Monday night next week at Neenah gym The Company dagnetball manager Henry Albright has not heard from Port Washington or Sheboygan teams for possible three game series He aims to schedule with Sheboygan Athletic A Little Ruth Larson living with Mr and Mrs Evans Radsmussens on North Water street was knocked over yesterday by an unknown deliveryman Her right foot is badly bruised An infant daughter of Mr and Mrs W Garrett died at Green Bay Mrs Garrett is sister of Mrs Charles Foxgrover who left for Green Bay to attend the funeral tomorrow afternoon
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Reverend Willan Stisffer Cleared by Church Court
The Philadelphia conference suspended Rev. Willan Stisffer from presiding elder duties after an anonymous letter accused him of unbecoming conduct. A fifteen member committee led by Rev. C. W. Smith reported acquittal, though the woman denied authorship of the letter.
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WORK IN NAVY YARDS PUSHED FORWARDS IN CONGRESS
In Washington March 2 secretary Metcalf told committee members representing workers at navy yards that emergency appropriations of 2 140 000 dollars for armor and Navy use would be acted on immediately. He said layoffs would not be necessary as work resumes due to Turnus efforts. Committees representing the workers urged urgent congressional action.
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McKinley Homestead Put Up For Appraised Value
In Canton Ohio on March 24 the court under James McKinley and others appoints Miss Helen McKinley of Cleveland sister of the late president to take the McKinley homestead at an appraised value of 20000 dollars. Bids will be opened and compared before the court assigns the property to a bidder.
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Lottery Deal Shrouded in Federal Arrests
A garbled report describes federal authorities arresting two men in an alleged lottery scheme. Names and details are unclear, but the actions involve unlawful use of rail routes and possible unlawful purposes. Further trial dates and participants are not clearly identifiable in the fragment.
Rockefeller in Richmond Visit Sparks War Springs Rumor
A fragmentary report notes Rockefeller in Richmond causing whispers of a political move tied to War Springs. The Hermitage accused of involvement with tin interests.
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