Kansas City Grain and Livestock Markets Report
Kansas City grain shows steady to slightly lower prices across cereals. Livestock receipts reach about 2000 cattle and 11,000 hogs with market open stronger but closing weaker. Texas and native cattle prices listed alongside steer, cow, and feeder ranges. Chicago grain futures quotes listed for Feb and May contracts. hogs show firm to lower tendency amid active trade.
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Kansas City Grain
Kassaas City
Kansas City Livestoge
Haweas Crew
CaTrim
Texas
Hoga
Falriy
Ewan Caprun
Ide
Pigher
Teeves
Sholfere
Texas Mteers
Kentucky Senator Defends Silver Stand At Senate Session
In Washington Feb 4 senator Lindsay of Kentucky defended his vote against the Kentucky legislature resolution calling for his resignation. He argued the resolution misstates motives, citing opposition to free coinage of silver at sixteen to one and to Chicago convention nominees. He stressed his views were well known when elected and warned against being labeled a betrayer.
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Wasamoten
Senate
Lindsay
Kentucky
Kentucky Assembly
Chicago
Ohio Valley metallurgical clubs plan annual convention
A committee of the League of Metallic Makers of the Ohio Valley met to arrange the annual convention to be held in Tomlinson hall in April. William J. Bryan expected to attend, with about five thousand silver Democrat supporters anticipated from Chicago. The event aims to avoid scheduling conflicts with other groups.
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Ohio Valley
League of Himetallic
League
Clark
William J. Bryan
Chicago
Tomlinson Hall
Train Wreck Injures Several on Michigan Line
A South Haven and Eastern narrow gauge train derailed at Cuusesam Accidsnt en Miehiges Railroed in Lawrence Michigan. At least six people were hurt, with the general manager M B Meredith severely burned, brakeman Lew Berhans internally injured, and chief engineer G Drew with leg injuries.
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Lawrence, Mich
Jag
South Haven & Eastern
Boon
M. B. Meredith
Lew Berhans
G Drew
Hanged for Murder in Ontario Farm Death
James Allison, an 18 year old farm hand, was hanged at Baron for the murder of Mrs Anthony Orr near Galt on August 9. He confessed to killing her with an axe seeking revenge for her rejection of his improper advances. In Washington, Secretary Wilson began gathering agriculture department data on fresh meat shipments to the German empire as a preliminary step to possible actions after a formal inquiry.
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Baron
Ontario
James Allison
Anthony Orr
Galt
Allison
Orr
Washinaton
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
German Empire
Money leads cheaper loans in Chicago and West
Chicago bankers report lower rates with five to six percent as common as six to seven. President Eckels of Commercial National Bank notes days of high interest are over and borrowers gain independence. A large gilt edged loan recently drawn demanded after a period at 23 percent.
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Chicago
Not So Many Sheep Prominent Stockman Sees Lamb Demand Delay Stocking
R M Block, a large sheep raiser from Devil's River country, reports only about 35 million sheep in the nation, far below the 1834 peak of 51 million. He says lamb demand and prices delay stocking, predicts heavy mutton days are over, and light lambs fetch best prices in Fort Worth Feb 4. Also notes few more sheep than 20 years ago.
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Terae
Fort Worrn
Tex
R. M Block
Devil's River Country
Restrict Emigration to Alaska Report Aids Action
Gen Motriadt urges closing Alaska emigration this year with two years of food supply and a patrol post at the mouth of Taupua. Capt Ray’s report notes a provisional military government needed. a mob blocked by hunger prompted the seizure of Fort Yukon supplies. A fire at Rich Hill speltter plant, Missouri, valued over 125000, destroyed by recent blaze. Three hundred children escaped Columubs school fire safely.
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Alacka
WaeHinetos
Motriadt
Department of Columbia
Ray
Alaska
Nho
Taupua
Yakoo
Tay
Fort Yukon
Rich Hill
Phones the Sheriff in a Prison Escape Twist
George W. Finch, the jailbreaker from Fr. Scott, Kan, phoned Sheriff Wheeler from Lamonte Mo claiming he had turned himself in and would be brought back that evening. Local authorities sought Finch, while Lamonte officials were notified of a potential reward. Finch is described as daring and reckless and is believed to be the target of a telephone hoax.
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Fr. Scott
Kan
George W. Finch
Wheeler
Lamonte
Finch
Lamonts
Frank Swofford
Thin City
Duel of Freeem Gentlemen Ends in Wounds in Debate
A compile from Pari reports Witt and Swords clash as Alexander Millerande and Henry Lavertujou duel after a bitter deputies debate. The former is wounded in the arm. Other dispatches note a man in St Louis dies by his own hand in a mill accident, and a family perishes by charcoal fumes.
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Pari
Alexander Millerande
la Petit Republique Francoise
Paris
Henry Lavertujou
Saint Yrieix
Chamber of Deputies
Arrest in California Murder Case Shocks Dixion Area
Suraun California Feb 4 Frank Bellew arrested on a ranch near Elmira charged with murdering his brother Louis and sister Susie Bellew. Neighbors recall Bellew’s anger over not receiving enough of parental property, as the case unfolds near Elmira California.
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Suraun
Cal
Frank Bellew
Elmira
Louis
Susie Bellew
Dixion
Bellew
Chicago Prair Beaters Bow Like the Mee German Order
Chicago wholesale fruit dealers report a German decree closing gates to fresh fruits as a hardship, with apple dealers to suffer most. Wheat opened with strength, May futures 9.11 to 9.5, later slipping to 9.48 amid mixed Liverpool demand and Argentine shipments. Corn and oats steady amid NW receipts and seaboard demand, with May and July prices listed.
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Chicago
Berkec
Carcago
Liverpool
Northwest
Qata
Embezzlement Arrest During Prayer Meeting at Wiura
John C Witt, a Watt & Dogue clerk, was seized at a prayer meeting on embezzlement charges. His wife fainted repeatedly and refused to leave police custody, despite her children at home alone. Kansas wheat outlook shows potential record acreage and crop size. A jailed murder case in Missouri sees a key witness escape.
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Wishite
Wiura
Kan
John C Witt
Watt & Dogue
Witt
Salina forgery suspect captured in Nickerson and jail news
News notes report Robert Battersby wanted for forgery captured at Nickerson. Alvis Stoat of Hays County convicted of selling liquor. Bilis County closes all joints. Cinematograph explosion injures hand in Scranton. losses reach 885,000. German decree bans American freighters from ports. Fresh fruit infected? allowed. Kentucky county seat war feared bloodshed between Covington and Independences. York Society shocked by elopement of John Hf. Griffith with a kitchen maid. Missouri Tigers captain wed Miss Sallie Burgess. Guthrie Oklahoma plans a 15 ton daily oil will plant employing nearly 100 men. Shawnee to get a mill. Jackson County Kansas to refund 100,000 bonded debt at 5 percent. May Strickland, 17, attempts suicide after father slaps her. Frank McConnel defeats Young Griffs in San Francisco. New York bill for 1901 exposition seeks 3 million city stock plus 5 million scrip. Snow blockade eases in Michigan. Custer spawns many workers. St Louis to Oklahoma City rail line bid. union non union rift in New Bedford mills. expected breakaway of non union workers.
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Robert Battersby
Salina
Kan
Nickerson
Alvis Stoat
Hays City
Bilis
VY. M. GA
Scranton
Kenton County
Covington
Independences
York
John Hf. Griffith
Charles E. Young
Columbia
Missouri State University Tigers
Sallie Burgess
Guthrie
Shawnee
Jackson County
Mas
Kansas City
May Strickland
Strickland
Woodland Avenue
Frank McConnel
San Francisco
Griffa
New York City
New York
Michigan
Custer
St. Louis
Sepulpa
Oklahoma City
St Louis
New
Bedford
Masa
Hitchcock Named Ambassador to Russia and Western Postmasters
Washington Feb 4 The president sent to the senate the nomination of Ethan A Hitchcock of Missouri now minister to Russie for ambassador extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to Russia. Missouri postmasters named include Alvin Goodson Carrollton and others with Indian Territory and Kaosae entries. Hitchcock presently serves as minister to Russia and Russia has signaled Cassini as new U.S. representative. REFUSES TO TALK. Francis C Gruble promoter financier remains at Planters hotel with limited contacts as creditors warn of financial distress and potential default.
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Washington
Senate
Ethan A. Hitchcock
Missouri
Russie
Russia
Alvin Goodson
Carrollton
Arkansas
Mitton A. Eliott
Camden
Thomas J. Hunt
Fayetteville
Henry H. Houghton
Jonesboro
J. H. Cox
Fordyce
Indian Territory
J.H. Miller
Chickssaw
John McLean
Dorchester
Paul's Valley
Kaosae
John McPherson
Blue Rapida
Levi L. Aleich
Cawker City
Chag
Grable
D W Bushyhead Cherokee Leader Dies at 75
D W Bushyhead prom inent Cherokee from Tablequah Oklahoma dies of Brights disease at 75. He served in national offices and was a member of the recent Cherokee commission, with favorable views on a negotiated settlement. Other items note rail rate cuts from Omaha to Spokane and a Wichita invitation to McKinley for a congress visit.
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Cherckes
D . Kannas City
Ilc
Tablequah
I T
D. W. Bushyhead
Bright
Vawes
Prue Tae
Kan
Wichita
McKinley
Hia City
Diaz
Mexico
How the Heat Article Is Insured to Adulteration
A Chambers' Journal notice warns that silk weighting with tin salts, tannin extracts, and other substances damages fabric wear and safety. Black silks are especially affected as up to 48 percent ash can remain after burning, and weighted silks can smolder or ignite spontaneously when stored warm and dry.
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