Corn and Wheat Market Summary From July Market Day
Markets today show strong corn with small receipts and steady cash demand. Native steers traded around four dollars while hogs and cattle receipts and price moves were mixed as wheat advanced and futures held, with active commission house demand and light offerings.
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Topeka Market Report Cracked Amid Mixed Notes
A fragmented Topeka market notice lists assorted items including salt cured goods, cartons, and base contents. The April 2 issuing date appears, with terse market references and uncertain product lines. The text reads like OCR garble from a local commerce page.
Democratic State Convention at Concord Chooses Delegates
April 28 Concord New Hampshire delegates debated party purity after Samuel B Page of Haverhill challenged John T Amey of Lancaster. Amey called out as a liar and the exchange ended without further incident. Delegates named John M Mitchell Truel L Norris Jeremiah J Doyle and Jor P Charl. The platform urged tariff revision trust control and restraint from imperialism. They favor Judge Parker of New York for president. First and Second district conventions met next and sent unpledged delegations.
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Senate
Victory for Jiminez at Guayacan in US Herald report
A German steamship arriving from Mentevist Santo Domingo reports 209 government troops fought Jiminez forces at Guayacan in a Gorge Battle. Government troops were defeated with 41 killed and 16 wounded. Generals Cabrera Arroyo and Luna were killed. twelve Jiminez were killed.
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Burning gas cave near Chanute threatens gas well
April 22 Chanute Kansas report describes a burning cave created by rising gas near the river and waterworks. A well on Rush land sparked bubbling gas that burned atop the water, then to the riverbank where earth collapsed forming a cave four to five feet below the surface. The cave is slowly back toward the hillside as flames audible 14 feet from the river. If unchecked this may reach the well again.
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Mrs Coulter Shut Out From National Federation Address
Salt Lake City April 22 Mrs Mary G Coulter of Ogden a noted urban club woman will not be invited to speak at the National Federation of Women Clubs biennial convention in St Louis May 17 because she voted for Smoot while in the state legislature. Utah club members object to her support of Smoot and requests for invitation have been refused. Pony Belgrade Wanted for Memorial Day parade organizing details and contact info noted. Banks to Issue Money Orders Plans for issuing money orders have been adopted by the American Bankers Association executive council and a committee appointed to contract with a firm for guarantees. Come to Kansas Pacific Colo Charles Hempill editor under indictment for sending obscene matter through the mails rumored kidnapped or murdered. life threatening attempt reported.
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Water Gauge Installed on Rock Island Bridge
A Kansas river report praises Uncle Sam for installing a water gauge on the Rock Island bridge to measure river depth. It notes government gauges and a city datum rock, discusses readings by city inspector J. W. Farnsworth, and mocks local engineering and funding disputes while highlighting the gauge’s practical aim.
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Loubet Departs Rome After Crowded Farewell
President Loubet left Rome amid cheers as crowds, reporters, and officials lined his route to the railroad station. M Lowther voiced gratitude to Premier Giolitti and Rome’s people, promising lasting thanks for the warm reception. King Victor Emmanuel accompanied Loubet to Naples, while Giolitti stayed behind for Turin duties.
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Panama Canal sale plan approved by government
The attorney general reports that deeds and papers for the Panama Canal property have been transferred to US representatives Day and Russell. A $401,000,000 draft from Paris bankers is expected to be honored, advancing canal transfer formalities. Major Brooks to receive property in the United States name. retirement to Washington anticipated within ten days.
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Knox Replies On Trusts And Coal Investigations
Attorney General Knox sent House replies to two resolutions by Mr. Williams of Minnesota. He states no criminal cases against joining coal railroads exist, but a past investigation into anthracite coal pooling and exorbitant rates was begun, halted, then reopened in part via interstate commission avenues. He notes responses to questions about production of testimony and cites related court actions and interim rulings.
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Primaries and state senate contest highlights in Kansas
The report notes light voter turnout in many areas with limited activity at Abilene and debate over key races. It cites candidates for state senate in Neosho Wilson and Chanute districts, including Carpenter, Turner, and Benedict, plus speculation on judgeships and endorsements. The piece references bids from Barker, Hoch, and various county figures as campaigns unfold toward the upcoming primary and territorial shifts.
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Scottish Fire Masons Conclude Knight Kaitowh Rite
The Scottish Fire Masons conferred the Knight Kaitowh degree at 9 this morning at the Menonic temple. Tonight the Inspector Ingulattar will be honored, and the Master of the Royal Secret will be conferred at 8. Tomorrow morning the Toltec rite will be completed, bringing the ceremonies to a close.
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Nelly Parren Dies in London at Gaiety Theatre
London obituary notes the death of Nelly Parren at age, due to gouty heart. The famed Gaiety theater alumna had faced adversity since 1896, when friends staged a large benefit show in her honor. The Drury Lane venue drew a vast audience, raising substantial proceeds.
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