Financial market closes skewed by industrials and rail stocks
New York Stock Exchange closes show mixed moves with heavy declines in Missouri Pacific and Reading while American Smelting and Reading edged higher. Trading turns dull as Pacific and Canadian Pacific paint a cautious mood with numerous industrial and railway names fluctuating.
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National
Interborowspeed
Atchison
Brooklyn -Transit
Missouri Pacifics
Gouldeas
Missouri
Delaware
Hamerican
Wonlen
Rio
Ontario
Western
New York
Union Pacific
Market harbors weak July September wheat barley notes
Vintage market report shows July and September factors weak with favorable weather for wheat pricing. Receipts and activity vary as Chicago and Milwaukee produce markets list mixed cereal, dairy, and produce quotes, with cattle and hogs receipts described as strong or higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiuth
Chicago
Saee
Borg HC
SiMe
Live Stock Market Report and Prices
Market notes show no change from yesterday across city listings. Prices for cattle hogs and vealers vary with quality and grade, including prime selections and common grades.
Wisconsin Sunday School officers elected at Neenah meeting
At the Wisconsin Sunday School association state meeting in Neenah on May 27 officers and committee members were elected. President Charles Great of Appleton. recording secretary John F. Bergstrom of Neenah. general secretary W. J. Semeforth of Appleton. treasurer W. Wy Bushes of Fond du Lac. Executive and division officers include Tauber Davies Oshkosh. F. Shattuck Neenah. Frank R. Prostat Clark. Rev. L. Grant Menominee. H. D. Baker St. Croix Falls. and regional vice presidents for Eastern Western Central and Southern divisions with chairs for department councils. The gathering featured an address by B C Knapp of Chicago on The Graded Sunday School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neenah
Wis
Wisconsin Sunday School Association
Frésident
Charles’ Reat
Alviston
Tauber Davies
Oshkosh
F. Shattuck
Harwood
Appleton
Edmonds
Western
Frank
R. “Prostat
Au Claire
Lampson
TL. C. Grant
Menominee
St.Croix
Falls
E.s Brigham
Wausau
George
W. Mead
Grand, Rapids
Joseph V. Gol
Stevens Point
Carl F.W
Home ‘Department
Yaither Davies
Ostikost
Open Air Concerts In Menasha Summer Season Starts
The Menasha city square hosts the first open air concert June 3 with the Menasha band supplying music. Brighton Beach will open and Sunday band concerts continue all summer. Improvements include a new roadway between the inter-urban line and the lake from Brighton to Waverly beaches.
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Menasha
Brighton Beach
Brighton
Waverly
Shattuck
Generale Pamarictee
Fox River
W. H. Minor
J.C. Capron
Cana
Helen Winz
Iigive
Lakeside Club
Lake Butte Des “Morts
Menasha Forester
Appleton Court
Leander Choate
Green Bay
Oshkosh
Menasha Ladies' Study Club
Mesdanien Utz
Clinton
Bounds
Northrup
Whipple
Wiiltaad Siroetz
Gshkosh
Thoman
Tuchseherer
Chicago
Taft avoids commenting on cabinet resignation rumor
Secretary Taft declined to discuss reports he will resign from President Roosevelt's cabinet on July 1 a date some quarters expect if he secures the Republican presidential nomination. His friends say such a statement would be premature but do not deny a possible retirement if nominated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Taft
Roosevelt
Tme
Bis
Tony
Clinton funeral marks rare military honors in Washington
The body of George Clinton former Revolutionary War major general and U S vice president was moved from Congress Cemetery to Union Station en route to Kingston for final interment. Women participated in the ceremony for the first time at a military funeral. General J Franklin Bell led the procession and delegates from New York and Kingston joined the escort. The interment is set for May 30 near Clinton’s oath site in Kingston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Congressional
George Clintom
Revolutionary Army
New York
United States
Lodaly
New York City
Kingston
N.Y
McKinley
Union Station
State of
Inton
War Department
Ossigs
J. Franklin Bell
Staf
WW. S. A
District of Columbia
H.F. Spurgin
Coast, Artillery
Judra Clearwater
Charles H. Everett
Herbert
D. Coynendall
B. M. Funk
J,d. Atkins
United States Marine Band
o _ ata
Vwild Inks
Clinton
Roswell B. Hoes
Orige
Crowninshield Dead After Nose Operation
A. S. Crowninshield of Philadelphia died after an operation for a nasal a disease. He had been hospitalized about a month and did not recover from the shock of the procedure, with the immediate cause listed as the hardening of tissue related to the operation.
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Philadelphia
Crowninshield, A
Episcopal
Hower
Admiral Crowninghield dies. funeral in Philadelphia
Retired U.S. Navy admiral Crowninghield dies at a Philadelphia hospital. His bier lay in the Episcopal hospital chapel this afternoon. Interment will be in Arlington Cemetery with honors after a ceremony in Washington.
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United States “Navy
Phiadelphia
Crowningh
Admiral Crowninghield
Episcopal Hospitad
Washington
Arlington Cemetery
Jonors
Philiap UL. Ali
Milwaukee
Wir
Bmi Ty. Allen
New York
Wisconsin
William F. Alen
University of Wisconsin
Allen
Madison
Fern Ryga
Reedsburg
Ths
New York Evening Post
Allen O
Lincoln
Denver
Col
Judge Thomas
M. Macon
Abraham Tincolm
Bloomington
Man Digs Own Grave Before Death Prediction
A chaotic clipping notes K Ingmin, an elderly veteran in Columbus Ohio, who, foreseeing death, dug his own grave bought a vault and invited relatives to witness his end. He died today of heart disease after claiming he had read a title 100 times.
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Avas
Kentucky
Colorado
Chiedoher
Rhode Island
David B
Columbus
K. Ingmin
Wedding of John Sensenbrenner and Grace Kerwin Elab orate Neenah Ceremony
The wedding of John Sensenbrenner and Grace Kerwin took place at St Patrick's Church Neenah Wisconsin with Rev William DeKelver officiating. A reception and breakfast followed at the bride's parents home on Forrest Avenue. Guests included Miss Marjorie Beals of Chicago Miss Helen Seaman of Chicago and Miss Gerda Winter of Milwaukee. The couple will reside in Neenah after October with Mr Sensenbrenner employed by Kimberly Clark.
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Northwestern
Neenah
Wis
John Sensenbrenner
Grace
Kerwin
Ely
Patrick’s Catholic Church
Willam de Kelver
Dorris Kerwin
Gertrude Sensenbrenner
Dan Kimberly
Legis
Sensenbrenner
Harold Lawson
Percey. Lawson
Frank Whiting
Albert Gilbert
Raymond Fieweger
Forrest Avenue
Justice
Z. C. Kirwin
Frank Sonsenbrenner
Kimberly- Clark Company
Senserstrenner
Kimberly-Clark Company
Marjorie Beals
Chicago
Helen Seaman
Gerda Winter
Milwaukee
Golfers Resume Play At Easgx Club In Better Conditions
The Metropolitan women golfers championship resumed at Easgx country club. Laborers cleared six strokes of grass, improving fairways for eighteen hole match play. In Memphis the Southern Golf Association championship pairings began with Dirminghan’s delegation from Kansas City prominent. Chandler Egan of Louisville is seen as a strong contender for the title.
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Associaten
Orengt
Womers
Easgx
Laborera
Memphis
Tenn
Southern Golf Association
Dirminghan
Kayern
Chandler Egan
Louisville
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Xenm
Amalgamated Copper
American Car & Foundr
American Locomotive
American Smelting
American Swelting
American Sugar ‘Refining
Anaconia
Baltimore & Ohio
J Broklyn Rapid ‘Transit
Canadian
Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Dahterborough
Louisville & Nashville
Mexican Central
Missouri Pacific
Missouri-Kansas & Leeks
National Biscuit
GHAIN
Gossir
Atay
Onic
Bolt
Gaisies
Bai
Elgin
Amrica
K. Dressen
Snes
Tbs
Oer
Catia
Milwauker—Cartle
Mibwaukea
Llogd
Orry
Treat
Coleton
Mixw
Baie! Miac
Mae
REALS
Ted
Washingtos
Mt. Knesto
A. S. Crowninshield
Oshkosh Gasa Light Company
W. H. Searles
Washington Street
Hanson
McGregor
Central Ave
Medland’s Drug Store
Algoma Street and “Opera House Square
I. l
Norma Park Avenue
Bixby
Mise LF
B. Arnold
Ryes
Ata
New York City Grand Central Station
Ands
Brooklyn
St .Louis
New “York
Lake Shore
Michigan Central
Niagara Falls
Vis. Louis
Wisconsin, St
Bena. Agnew
Warren J. Lynch
Ohio
W.H. St. John Cor
Wisconsin’ and Tincoli Aves
Sensen
Ureniner
Kerwin Nupiiala
Neenal
Hants
Alp Adams
Main Street
R. E. Marquardt
Ninth“and
Oregon Streets
Fuone Ober
the Call
Stone’ S
Hot Fitters
Grundy &Jonlsa
FORD
the Church Company
Cor. Jackson and
Irving Sts
Lampard
Keats
Jackson Street
Whister
Nursey Lily
BAY State
Frank W. Viall
St. Phone
Whittemore
South Main St
Brennan
John Brennan
Church Sts
O’brien
Irma
Mueller
Cox. Fenth and
Oregon Sts
F. M. Lampson
St Warsco Street
Tatiana Ie
William Koeck Reson
Spikes
McDonald
F. Runkel
Birely & Son
Male Street
South Side Wood & Coal Co
Servan, Yost & Meyer
Sixth Street
John Nelson Co
Main St
Ninth St
Mallory & Avhelger Undertakers
Mallory
Avhelger
Jn Switt
Santa
Sitatow
Julius Martin
South’ Main
Ide
California
Rassmassen& Miller
N. H. Teal
Oppartte Athearn
the Super Furniture Co
Shane House
Gillen’s Laundry
High Street
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