Chicago Trading Leads Factory Activity Through A brisk Week
Dun's Review notes favorable shifts in money and currency flow from the West as production resumes. Steel and pig iron show strong forward bookings and increased demand for car and ship building. Textile and clothing sectors report solid orders, while rail limitations hinder spring merchandise movement. Overall, trade remains active with improving receipts and reduced country stocks, despite weather and distribution bottlenecks.
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Indiana Legislature Opens With Hopes for Reform and Power Shifts
The Sixty-fifth Indiana General Assembly convenes January 10 in the State House, Indianapolis for a sixty-one day session. Key posts point to E F Branch as speaker while Leo Fessler and Julian D Fiovate or William Huffman vie for Senate and House clerks. Leaders in both parties plan caucuses Wednesday night as lawmakers anticipate major measures on rail fare, deposits, banking supervision, insurance, liquor licenses, and primary reforms. Governor J Frank Tantly may read his message at opening. The session also faces state institution funding and potential changes to city terms and the Cies and towns act.
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Chicago-Cattle and Wheat Markets Mixed Across Regions
Market notes show cattle and hog prices varying by city with Chicago notes heavy to fair quality cattle priced around $6.00 to $6.95, and hogs from $4.00. Wheat values span No 2 to higher grades from about 60 to 80 cents, corn mixed, oats around 40 to 50 cents, rye near 70 cents, with regional quotes from St. Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee and Indianapolis.
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Great Authors From Whom I Have Plagiarised
A comic writer muses on originality by naming a fictitious book that would list great authors who inspired ill with no proper credit.
Marjorie Rejects Edward and Plans Custody of Property
In a tense Castle talk Marjorie reveals she cannot marry Edward Linne and will transfer all property to him instead. Linne resists while Marjorie insists the estate should pass to him, asserting she will not take his hand without love. The couple parts with unresolved choices and a cliffhanger ending.
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Mummies in Arizona Linked to Ancient Clans and Mystery
The article notes that well preserved mummies from Arizona and nearby regions enter scientific study, revealing insights into early civilizations. It describes a child mummy found by gold prospectors near the Gila River and hints at the broader puzzle of Aztec Toltec history and burial practices.
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Edigion Reporter Julius Khan in Earthquake City
In Washington Julus Khan representative from San Francisco faced a deadly earthquake while his wife and infant narrowly escaped. He spent years telegraphing and finally traveled to ensure his family’s safety, later finding a constituent’s letter eight days after the shock recounting the disaster.
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