Market reports from multiple cities and commodities
Chicago and St Louis markets show cattle receipts and varied prices for steers, stockers, hogs, and sheep with mixed bids. Grain futures and cash prices for wheat, corn, oats, rye, and hay across Kansas City, Chicago, and St Louis reflect penning and shipment activity. Also notes include navigation opening on Lake Erie, a sale of mares in Missouri, and a fire at a Junction City photo studio.
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Kansas City
Lake Erie
Detroit
Mich
City of
Cleveland
Texas
Peemeesite Fay Lie
Hesseeenves
Sussasens
Panei
Ateady
Salox
Senate Row Over Printing Philippine Federal Party Papers
Senate Republicans opposed printing correspondence on the Philippine Federal Party. Rawlins urged publication as a document, Burrows sought referral, Hoar objected as vital to national prosperity and to suppress information, Allison noted contradictions with Taft's testimony. Rawlins withdrew the request but planned to read it for Congressional Record publication.
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Senate
Philippine Federal Party
Hoar
United States
Rawhins
Congressional
Washington
Rawlins
Utah
Philippines
Burrows
Mich
Committee On
Iloar
Mass
Allison
Gov. Taft
Congressional Record
Retribution Was Swift in Kansas City House Fire Tragedy
Fred Reliford, a candy maker, shot a dynamite charge at his wife’s parents home at 2115 Jarboe. The blast failed to kill all, injuring Reliford and his wife and burning Mrs Gove and the young wife. The couple’s three children and grandfather were unharmed.
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Kansas City
Fred Reliford
Jarboe Kitchen Range
Reliford
Rellford
Mixed U S Supreme Court ruling and wartime captures
A rapid-fire roundup reports the U S Supreme Court dismissing a Kansas murder case for lack of jurisdiction, the capture of Gen Botha’s brother-in-law and nine others with Boer casualties, impending Pension Commissioner departure for a higher post, Boston strike settlement after 20 000 workers return, six Republican senators opposing ship subsidy while McLaurin supports it, a Democratic filibuster threat over voter disenfranchisement probes, a sorghum cane paper mill planned at Independence Kansas, and a hotel clerk’s arrest for theft totaling about 300 dollars.
Bishop Henry W Warren D D L L D obituary notes
Bishop Henry W Warren born Williamsburg Mississippi January 4 1851 educated at Wilbraham and Wesleyan University 1853 served as professor and pastor before becoming bishop in 1880 author of works on astronomy and sight and insights active in Denver founding a university guest of Capt and Mrs F J Tygard in the city
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Bishop Warren
Williamsburg
Mess
Wibraham
Wesleyan University
Amenia Seminary
Wilbraham
New England
Philadelphia
St. John's
Brooklyn
Denver
Colo
Warren
F. J. Tygard
Thirty-Fifth Session of St Louis Methodist Conference 1902
The Thirty-Fifth Session of the St Louis Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church meets in Butler Missouri March 26 to 31, 1902 with Bishop Henry W Warren presiding. The program lists devotions, sessions, anniversaries, ordinations, memorials, and addresses by notable clergy including Miss Nellie Snider and Homer E Stuntz, ending with appointments read.
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St. Louis
the Methodist Episcopal Church
Butler
Henry W. Warren
D. D
Local notes from Bates County community life
Hon M Sharp backs candidates while others thank supporters and plan moves. A Iowa family relocates to the Gailey farm near Massius. Ira Harden and Miss Cruce wed in Nevada as he ends his railroad run. Candidates parade through Butler and nearby towns as residents bid good wishes, updates, and general shop talk in this tight-knit rural column.
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M. Sharp
Rosier
White Sticker
Bates
J.D. Small
Butler
Conklin
John Krinn
John
W. H. Elliott
Wichite
Kan
Iowa
Gailey
Massiis
R. M. Wilcox
Will Zimmer
Clare Wooda
Adrian
Ira Harden
Miss Cruce
Nevada
M. B. Price
Price Wargain
Spruce
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Market Reports
Chicago
Texas Fed
St. Lucien
HLM
Texan
Omaha
Kansas City Grain
T. Louis
Lsc
Manses
Missouri
Kansas
Springs
Gould
Marshall
C. E. Maddox
Frank Tutt
Missouri Pacific Livestock Agent
Helen Gould
New York
G. A. Streeter
Junction City
Kay
Taft
Moat
United States Supreme Court
George H. Dobbs
Emelia New
State of Kansas
Dobbs
Mrs. New
Joseph New
Geenwood County
Botha
Pretoria
Bruce Hamilton
Vryheid
Transvaal
Gen
Emmett
Evans
Pension Bureau
Boston
Dolliver
Spooner
Quarles
Proctor
Dillingham
McLaurin
House
Independence
Appleton
Wis
Neb
Louis Spencer
Millard Hotel
Marr
Miss Nerve
S. W. GaMaLe
Freedman’s Aid
Southern
Education Society
M. C. B. Mason
Society
T. B. Neely
Sunday School and Tract Society
Woman's Home Missionary Society
H. E. Jones
Nellie Snider
the Missionary Society
Homer E. Stuntz
The
Womans Foreign Missionary Society
I. C. Hopson
Fanny Perkins
Sionary
Burma
W. Gamat
S. E. Betts
Church Extension Society
I. C. Ilirr
G. W. Hucuey
J. W. Stewart
Epworth League
C.C. James
W. A. Quayle
E. J. Hunt
L. H. Marlin
Levy
Southwest
Brussels
Clothing Department
SAM Levy & CO
Cal Robinson
G. B. Hickman
Geo. Kiersey
Crockett Graham
Johnson County
Eph
Mosier
Brean Avenue
Chas, Higgine
Miss Cora Church
Elder Walton
Mr. Moody
Wilcox & Zimmer
Squire Lotspeich
Blathwell
Billy Walls
Walter Moaler
J.W. Parker
Bryan Avenue
Todd & Yates
Dr. Snyder
Ballard
Church
Geo. Church
Thos
Feeback House
Maggie Hermann
John Deerwester
Lizzie Hermann
John Hermann
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