Wall Street Opens Lower Amid Mixed Trade and Copper Slack
New York markets opened weaker as declines in American sections to London and lagging stocks weighed on early trading. Reading and St Paul led losses while copper shares showed resilience, with American Smelting and United Mining among movers. By late morning, copper stocks steadied and bonds traded irregularly before closing near mixed levels.
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Wall Street
London
Chesapeake & Ghia
St Pauk
Union Pasific
Reading
Ontario & Western
St Paul
Harriman and
Hill Storks
Cape
Wes Gull
Wheat and grain markets mixed after Chicago opening
Chicago May 12 Wheat opened higher then declined amid favorable southwest weather.corn and oats weakened with the wheat trend while pork and lard edged lower and cattle and hog markets showed mixed to steady demand. Cash wheat and other commodities reflected light trading and price shifts across futures and spot markets.
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Chicago
Miceetiec
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Flour and Wheat Prices Mixed at Milwaukee Market
At Milwaukee Wisconsin on May 11 the market listed No. 1 northern flour and wheat prices with No. 2 northern at 19641.56. Multiple options and bids appeared for futures including calls and puts as traders noted steady to good demand for prime and choice grades.
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H.weth. Milwauses
City Market Prices for Dairy Produce and Grains
Quotations reported by local dealers show prices paid to farmers for butter milk eggs hogs and cereals. Butter 2c per lb creamery 7c. Eggs 9c per dozen. Hogs live 4c dressed 4.5c. Upland hay $9.00 per ton second growth $5.00. Mixed hay $2.00 to 10.00. Coal stove and chestnut coal delivered $3.50 yard $3.50. Maple $38.55 sawed. Hides and animal products listed with prices. Beans barley corn flour rye patent 25.08 second patent $5.25 per barrel. Poultry chickens and fowl prices. Meat prices for plate beef ribs and pork cuts. Potatoes 1.00 per bushel apples 1.00 per bushel.
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Downard
Louisianis
Tennessees
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Zentner & Mueller
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Marriage Unites Miss Mabel Guhekson and John Rebartchek
Miss Mabel Guhekson of Neenah and John Rebartchek of Menasha wed at St Marys church Menasha in a 7 am ceremony officiated by Rev Father Schmitz. The couple plan a relatives visit in Milwaukee then reside on First street. Nearby notes report a state Sunday school convention in Jenasha Neenah May 28 with a large children chorus and plans for a parade.
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Menasha
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Mabel Guhekson
Neenah
John Rebartchek
St. Mary's Church
Father Schmitz
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Jesse Bilgas
Phillip Miller
Joseph Kasel
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Armory
Owen Mackin
Appleton
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Episcopal Church
Wisconsin
Drary Institute
Menasha Library
Not a pleasant prospect for Buvala before trial
San Francisco May 12 Private William Buvalea of Company AA First Battalion of Engineers TSA faces court martial Friday at the Presidio on charges arising from his participation in a meeting here led by anarchist Emma Goldman. He allegedly approved attacks directed at the U.S. government and the army and navy while in uniform. The court will include senior officers. The case underscores heightened tensions during the era.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
William Buvaléa
Company Aa
Engineers
Presidio
Buwanda
whHe
Emma Goldman
United States
Army
Navy
Seven Amalgamated street employes seek injunction in Chicago
Seven ex-members of Amalgamated Association Division 241 petitioned the circuit court to restrain Chicago Railways from discharging them. They claim improper fund use and union officers’ conspiracy to fire dissenters, with a strike threat looming. Judge Carpenter granted a temporary injunction.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway
Oled A
Chicago Railways Company
Meyer Dunne
Carpenter
Reelection Campaign Sparks in Eighth Ohio District
Bellefontaine Ohio May 12 in a report on the heated Eighth Ohio congressional race two stump speakers stand out Countess of Warwick famed English socialist and Mrs Nicholas Longworth daughter of President Roosevelt. Mrs Longworth is said to back Ralph D Cole the Republican candidate amid bold campaign tactics.
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Ohio
Countess of Warwick
England
Nicholas Longworth
Roosevelt
Longworth
Ralph D. Cole
New York
Pacific
Europe
Thomas S. Darling
Russia
Mr. Darling
Japan
Longworth Promises Prominent Speech Promises Niven Candidates
Date was promised by representative Longworth several weeks ago. Mr Cole sought a third term but won the right to run after a secret meeting of candidates where a coin was spun. Longworth will speak. The resident's daughter assisting Cole prompted G Wharton to claim Countess of Warwick will back his cause on the platform. Democratic managers fear the two women will draw voters on the stump.
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William R. Niven
Patents and pavements dispute over Forest Avenue project
Fond du Lac Wisconsin May 12 special to The Northwestern the Rudolph Blome company claims city engineer specifications for a cement pavement on Forest avenue infringe its US patent rights. The council was told of possible legal action. Alder man Medherry questioned patent value and forecast court outcomes.
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Forest
Avenue
Rudolph Blome Company
United States Patent Office
Blome Company
Alderman Medhberry
United States Supreme Court
Becomes Acting Governor in Madison This Week
Acting Gov. W. B. Connor is expected to spend at least one day in Madison this week to oversee state affairs in Governor Davidson's absence while Davidson attends a conference on national resource conservation. Also present are Sen. J. H. Stout, President C. F. Van Hise, Col. 0. G Munro, State Forester E. Griffith, W. M. Irvine, and Mr. and Mrs. George A. Whiting.
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Davidson
J.H. Stout
Menomonis
C. FR. van Hise
The
State University
G Munron
E . Griffith
W. MM. Irvine
Chippewa Falls
George A. Whiting
Necnab
Restore Motto to U S Coins Calls Senate Action
The finance committee narrowly voted to report a bill restoring the phrase In God We Trust to gold and silver coins. The motto had been removed by presidential order, and the measure seeks permanent reinstatement.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Ate
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United States
Man kills wife with knife during separation visit
E C Fletcher, a stone mason in Kansas City, entered his estranged wife Simma’s home not long after an attempted reconciliation. He fought with another man at the porch then stabbed Simma Fletcher with a pocket knife, killing her. Fletcher was captured today.
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Fletcher
Neenah Menasha Traction Curve Dispute and Local Notices
A dispute over track curves between Wisconsin Traction and Winnebago Traction in Neenah Menasha rests on franchise rights and city transfer agreements. A gasoline accident injures Charles Jagerson at a saloon. Obituary notes and local staffing changes, a union election, and upcoming May party invitations conclude with the Clan club event on May 24.
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Albrecht
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Medford
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Harey Miller
Measnette
Clan Club
Dante
Fond du Lac Protests over Baseball Base Rule
Fond du Lac protests a Madison Fond du Lac baseball game played Sunday at Madison. Robby Lynch and Eutcher argued over bases awarded when a ball struck spectators near Hammond. Madison’s Letcher altered the ruling twice, giving two bases each time. If the clubs had stuck to their agreement, Liese would have died on third.
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Madison
Lynch
Eutcher
Medison
Letcher
Cattle and Alfalfa Meeting at Fort Atkinson
Fort Atkinson hosts a dairy and alfalfa estate institute on June 24 25 and 2 featuring faculty from the State College of Agriculture including Dr Russell dean. A tuberculosis testing slaughter demonstration and an address on ventilation by Prot King will mark the event. The gathering aims to form a Southern Wisconsin Dairyman’s Association and advance alfalfa research.
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Asante Tho
Wright brothers airship achieves long flight near Devil Hill
Manteo North Carolina May 12 the Wright brothers flying machine at Devil Hill soared almost four miles beyond prior runs. It was steered twenty feet high for two and seven eighth miles and then slid along a parallel beach course for one and three fourth miles. Turning west around a sand hill it covered five and a half tenths of a mile and finally returned toward the start point for three minutes and seven seconds, averaging about a716 miles.
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B. C
Wright Brothers
Devil
Rand
Is a Great Guest or a Burden at Home
A fragment reflects on hospitality and debt collection as a guest overstays, with lines suggesting love hides in the garret when a bill collector knocks, highlighting social tension and domestic space.
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