Mixed opening for stocks as bonds irregular at New York start
Markets opened with mixed price changes in stocks, gains outweighing losses while bonds showed irregular moves. Trading was active with broad participation but profit taking created an irregular tone. Local notes record prices for Amalgamated, American Car, Illinois Central, Pullman, United States Steel and more.
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Bua J Harriman
American Car & Foundry
American Locomotive
el Ae
Surerican
Bmellings
American Gmelting
Ce Rensing
American Sugar Refining
Ae Anaconda
BN Ogi
Brooklyn
Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake &~Ohio
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago
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Paul
Colorado Fuel & Iron
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Mahonal Biscuit
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Northern Pactte
Pacific Mail
Pennsylvania
People's Gas
Lt Rock Island
Rock Island
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Wabash
Western Union
Mandard Oi
Wheat Decline in Liverpool Pressures Chicago Market
Wheat futures weaker on May 16 as Liverpool prices fell due to Argentina shipments and selling by commission houses. July and other contracts opened lower and then rallied on short covering, with weak corn and weather weighing on grains. Cash quotations listed for several futures months and No 2 red wheat ranges.
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Liverpool
Argentina
Shors
Ssiwe
Wold
Bsc
Minne Byolls
Chiluth
Gumge
Wwe
City Markets DAIRY Prices and Quotations from Local Dealers
Prices paid to farmers shown for dairy goods with quotations supplied by local dealers. Eggs listed as strictly fresh at a per dozen rate. Lamb market noted for spring.
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Roentix
Boss Dé Welsmilier
BEA Ams
Boss & Weismiller
Zentner & Mueller
Zentner & Afuciler
Aden
Pastor May Escapes Prison Reversal in Counterfeiting Case
The appellate court reversed two lower court rulings against Rev James at Kaye, pastor of a Presbyterian church in Lincoln, Illinois, who had been convicted January 11 of possessing counterfeit coins. He was sentenced to two years at Fort Leavenworth, claiming the coins were his own during medal experiments for a Sunday school project.
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Associated. Press
Chicago
James At Kaye
Kaye
Lincoln
Fort Leavenworth
Hisunday
Winnipeg man charged with fake pretenses in Canada
Calvin H. Bell of Winnipeg Man was arrested in Santa Monica California after telegraphic advice from the provincial police chief. He is charged with obtaining 300 dollars under false pretenses and will seek release via habeas corpus proceedings.
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Associated Press
Santa Monica
Cal
Calvin H. Bell
Winnipeg
Man
Falal
Beil
Sunday School Society Organizes Twin City Body in Neenah
About 500 residents attended the Sunday school event in Neenah Wisconsin where Hugh Cork delivered a keynote address on nationwide efforts in Sunday school work. The Twin City Sunday School association formed with officers J. H. Pinkerton president Fred Nielsen vice president Edwin Couchfield secretary and W. Preston treasurer. Meanwhile the Business Men's Association heard Oshkosh Freight Adjustment Company discuss freight rates and overcharges with a canvass planned to align Neenah with Fox River valley adjustments. Funeral services were held for Mrs Harry Miller, with interment at Oak Hill. world tour visitors Howard party and Miss Maud Cook of San Francisco were en route. Mrs James Warren hosted a Coloma guest and Rev J C Chapin welcomed H Crowsett of Fairbolt as a guest. A large crowd attended the Married Folks dance at the Auditorium despite bad weather. Gilbert Jones’s house near Neenah was struck by lightning, causing fire in three spots but no major damage after family action.
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Wis
Aymory
Hugh Cork
Twin City Sunday School Association
J. 3. Pinkerton
Fred Nielson
Edwin Coutchfield
W. Preston
OFF Om
Watern
Oshkosh
Fox River
Harry Miller
Oak
Doty Streets
Drew
Oakhill
Bave
Howard Patty
Maud Cook
San Francisco
James Warren
Coloma
J. Taylor
H Ho Crowsett
Fairbolt
Minn
J. C. Chapin
Gilbert Jones
Vreeland currency bill passes House in decisive vote
Washington May 15 the house approved the Vreeland currency measure by 184 to 145 after a long debate. Republicans outmaneuvered Democrats with many Democrats recording present or voting with the minority. Despite divisions some Wisconsin members opposed the rule, while others supported the bill. Over fifty bankers reportedly favored the Vreeland plan as the bill heads to the senate for a potential conference with the Aldrich proposal.
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Jenkins
Stafford
Murphy
Weisse
Senate
Aldrich
Committee On Finance
Death at Menasha and local society items
Special to The Northwestern from Menasha Wisconsin May 18 Joseph Podol ake age twenty two dies at his Third street home suffering tuberculosis for two years A three month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Jung dies of pneumonia at the family home on Tayeo street Funeral arrangements to be announced later The library institute at Menasha public library attracts librarians from Fox river valley The first annual triangular field meet among Menasha Fort Atkinson and Neenah high schools postponed a week due to weather Miss Nellie Webster visits Green Bay Several Menasha Elks attend a dancing party in Appleton A party of credit Me 2 FOM people join a prison party at Miss Louie Lelsen home in Appleton Miss Mary Jung improving after appendicitis at St Elizabeths hospital Appleton Mr West Bolden of California visits Menasha Jadewood sick with tonsillitis at First zi £ Company T hosts mid May party at the armory tonight
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Third Street
Carl Jung
Tayeo Street
Lbrary Institute
Menasha Public Library
Foxdiver Valley
Menasta
Fortonville
Nerenah
Island Delving Park
Nellie Webster
Green Bay
Menasha Elks
Appleton Lodge
Credit Me 2 Fom
Louie Lelsen
Appieton
A. Belanger
Milwaukee
Military to try Beacham for murder now in civilian court
Associated Press reports Beacham, identified as the Stotsenberg killer, will be surrendered by military authorities to civilian prosecutors for trial on murder charges. Investigations indicate the act was premeditated and carefully planned, though the prisoner showed no remorse until the regimental band played.
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Manite
Beacham
Stotsenberg
Civ
Insaxz
Tand
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