Surplus Wheat Ownership Claim Sparks Market Move
In Cnicano, George E. French and Joseph Leiter of a major wheat coalition say they own the unaccounted surplus grain. They estimate 15 to 20 million bushels remain unaccounted, attributing a price edge to May wheat and suggesting the U S has overexported. Exports and domestic needs tally to 5465 billion?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnicano
George E. French
Joseph Leiter
French
Chicago
Mr. French
United States
Mother’s Friend testimonials advertise comfort for expectant mothers
A customer from Henderson Datz Carmi Illinois touts Mother’s Friend claiming shorter labor and less pain, noting she used four bottles previously. The Bradfield Regulator Co. offers a book with testimonials for all mothers for free, price listed as $1.00 plus express shipping from Atlanta Georgia Druggista.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson Datz
Carmi
Ilinois
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
Teller Resolution Moves in Senate Amid Long Debate
Senate debate on the Teller resolution stretched over hours with speeches highlighting support from Daniel Lindsay Smith and Cockrell while Lodge and Caffery opposed. The session adjourned after six hours without final action. House action followed on the Indian appropriation bill with key changes removing Kiowa Commands mineral lease provisions. Sugar production from Bohemia noted as exports to the United States fall, causing potential price rise as dealers stockpile before tariff changes take effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Daniel
Lindsay
Smith
N. J
Cockrell
Lodge
Mass
Caffery
Wasiminardén
House
District of Columbia
Apache
Wichita
Hartman
Silver Rep
Mont
Dolliver
Rep
United States
Donzelmann
Prague
State Department
Bohemia
Pettigrew
Senate Committee On Indian Affairs
Frankfort
Kentucky
Nelson
Hardin
William Lindsay
Chicago
Dole Visits Theater and Political Talks in Washington
In Washington on January 28 President Dole maintained a simple reception as he visited the Lafayette Square theater with his party in boxes. Notable visitors included Rep Hitt and Senator Cushman K. Davis, who discussed island material and political conditions.
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Dole
WashiNgton
Lafayette Square
Representative Hitt
Cushman K. Davis
House
Senate
Iowa Solons vote for biennial elections in 1902
Nebraska Iowa News from Des Moines reports the senate judiciary committee backing Titus resolution for constitutional amendment to move to biennial elections for state and county officers. If passed by the current and next legislatures and approved by voters, all offices would be elected the same year.
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Des Moines
Senate Judiciary Committee
Titus
House
Conaway
Binder Young
Smith
Klemme
Funk
Cook
Blake
Healy
House Committee On Constitutional Amendments
Senate
Lewis
Telegraphic briefs sweep national news items
Consolidation of Western and Central National banks in Pueblo Colorado. Fatal train accident kills Mrs Mary Wallace and Miss B Murphy at Newton ASB. Dr Theophilus Parvena obstetrics professor at Jefferson Medical College dies. George Ott Co’s iron works in Philadelphia destroyed by fire with 140000 loss. Senior counsel for defense named John T Lenchan. Gus Walton famed athlete dies at Knoxville Fla. Boiler explosion aboard the Benjamin Sewall at Baltimore results in two deaths and three serious injuries. First jury selection in progress with 100+ subpoenas issued. W H Clearwater challenges Jerome Keough for world pool championship. Western railroads require shippers to bear car reshipment costs. Ice delivery east of Missouri 20 cents per 100 pounds west 26. Burlington officials deny talks of Gulf line run to Port Arthur. Iowa AG holds insurers taxable on receipts for 1897 despite Oct 1 law. New 7 34 cent flour rate from St Paul Minneapolis to Chicago takes effect Feb 8. Chicago Great Western claims forced reduction by C S P M & M, which set a similar rate Jan 1.
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Central National Banks
Pueblo
Colo
Mary Wallace
B. Murph
Newton
Asb
Theophilus Parvena
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
George Ott & Co
Brasn and Iron Works
John T. Lenchan
Gus Walton
Joe Donoghue
Knoxville
Fla
Benjamin Sewall
Baltimore
W.H. Clearwater
Pittsburg
Jerome Keough
Scranton
Missouri River
Burlington
Stillwell
Kansas City
Gulf
Port Arthur
Attorney General of
Iowa
Insurance Companies
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Chicago
Indiana
Iinoia
Chicago Great Western
Chicago, St. Paul
Maha
Trial of Sheriff Martin in Lattimer miners case set Feb 1
The case of Sheriff James Martin and 80 deputies charged with murder and felonious wounding of striking miners at Lattimer will go to trial in the criminal court Tuesday February 1. Prosecution includes District Attorney Martin aided by John M. Garman and John McGahrin, hired by families of the killed men. The trial is expected to last a week or longer.
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Jackson
Lulu Friend
Tom Corwin
John R. Meyers
Vint Faught
Meyer
Faught
Wollston Company
Wickesparre
Janus
James Martin
Lattimer
Criminal Court
Martin
John M. Garman
Democratic State Committee
John McGahrin
The World Against Her at the Opera House
A Wednesday night program on February 8 features Agnes Wallace Villa and company in The World Against Her a melodramatic drama about happiness lost to villainy and justice. Miss Wills stars as Madge Carleton with strong supporting roles, notable child parts, and polished comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Wallace Villa
Miss Wills
Madge Carleton
St. Malo
Sr. Mato
France
Insane Man Identified in Denver Bank Incident
The man who demanded 5 000 000 at Colorado National Bank Saturday is identified as Charles Heyn a former sausage maker with Denver Packing Company. His insanity blamed on excessive liquor use. A cold pneumonia grief and neglect noted. Vic Emmert & Co announced The World Against Her a domestic drama at the opera house on Wednesday February 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colorado National Bank
Charles Heyn
Denver Packing Company
Heyn
Notice of Administrator Appointment in Locke Estate
The undersigned Byron Baer is appointed administrator of the estate of John E. Locke late of Cass County Iowa deceased. Creditors are asked to settle and those with claims to present them for allowance. Dated January 17 1898.
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John E. Locke
Cass County
Iowa
Byron Baer
State of
Atlantic
Peter Heiken
H. McConvitt
M. P. Daly
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Leiter Clique
Corea
Srount
Wilden
Boston
London
Len
Waswaron
Jan
Howell
Board of General Appraisers
New York
Wastminaroux
Evans
The
Pension Office
Bureau
San Francisco
C. O. Brown
Omaha
St. Paul & Omaha
Nebraska-Iawa News
Cepan Ramos
Jacobs
Marshalltown
Cosmopolitan Publishing Company
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Granp Island
Neb
Oxnard Beet Sugar Company
Oxnard Company
Hawaii
Hawaiian Islands
Supreme Court
Sioux City and Pacific
Chicago and Northwestern
New Hampren
Malcomb
Blatt
Rapid City
Ramp City
William Gardner
A. K. Gardner
Ohio
Cuba
Columnus
Ohio National Guard Association
Congress
Confederate States of America
Cheyenne
E. P. Snow
Middle Fork
Little Laramie
Woopstool
N. B
Canavan
Kent
Minnie Tucker
Blyne Bunkport
Ocean Bluff House
Kennebunkport Seashore Company
Atwoop
Kan
John Magh
Beaver Township
Mary Holton
Bartimore
St. Jouns
N. F
Picton
Newport News
Parkmore
California
WasHinaron
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
ST. Jacobs
Sciatica
Amusem
Ita
Foley
Vic Emmert & Co
Opera House
Racy
Cal
Thomas Caffery
Joseph Byrne
Onicaco
Edward Christed
Budapest
Hungary
County Asylum
Ohristed
Asylum
M. Berg
St T
Arci
Griswold
A. Mn
Audubon Branch
Pyta
Pew
Leavas
Tse
Eastman Plates
Solio
Eastman Oo Co
Rochester
F. M. Alexander
the New Union
Rock Island & Pacific Station
Union
Down Town
John Sebastian
Ils
Opera House Block
Fifth Street
Sterling
J. F. McGriff
Opera Black
DeWitt
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