Markets Today Market slips amid weather and demand shift
Trading across livestock and grain markets shows cattle lower with natives selling at 2.50 to 4.05 while hogs move 4.60 to 4.75. Wheat and corn futures vary with weaker near term demand, weather improving slightly later, and careful buying in hog futures as futures pricing hints at firmer shipping demand. Stock indexes opened mixed with modest gains then faded as session progressed with gains in western and midwest issues offset by soft overall demand. Kansas City and St Louis livestock markets reported varied cattle and hog receipts and price action, while Chicago prices held steady for select fat cattle and lambs amid light demand. Cotton and produce markets showed mixed movements, while grain receipts across regions remained light and prices fluctuated.
A. M. McDearmmott Commission Co. Named For Financial Services
The text lists A. M. McDearmott Commission Co with offices at Tani naw Devlin Building Kansas Avenue and claims services in stocks grains provisions and investment securities. It notes direct private wires and mentions Chicago and Tope cases. Manager AM is identified.
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Devlin Building
Kansas Avenue
United States
Chicago
Arenees
Igevengent Telinbone
Smoot Replies to All Allegations Against Him
Smoot responds to every charge leveled against him denying wrongdoing and asserting his innocence amid ongoing controversy and public scrutiny.
Smoot Responds To Polygamy Charge Before Senate Panel
Washington January 9 Senator Reed Smoot of Utah submitted a detailed answer to the charges against him to the senate privileges and elections committee. He denies polygamy and oath issues, asserts he was legally married to Alpha May Eldridge, and argues his duty is to uphold the U.S. Constitution. The committee will hear further arguments from both sides at an upcoming session.
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Washington
Reed Smoot
Utah
Senate Committee On Privileges and
Burrows
Wee Tp
Smoot
John G. Carlisle
New York
Secretary
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FL .W.tannor
Congress
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Mr. Smoot
Messrs. A. 3. Worthington
BD. C
Wajtomen Vancott
W. E. Bosah
Idaho
Allorneys
Suet
Chorses
Trun
Senate
Alpha May Eldridge
United States
Amy Ures
Tal
Reta
Church of Jesus Christ
Latter Day Saints
Cprora
Aly Persoly
Icular
Utsh
Frst
Stespondent
Wiford Westtruft
Mormon Church
Wilfred Woolrul
Moses
Remsels
George Q. Cannot
Wilford Woolcutt
Lorerzo Siow
John Henry Smith
Brisham Young
Joseph Smith
Woodruff
Polys
Smoot Or Any Body of Omcids
Ifte
Brigham Young Academy
My Smoot
Democrati- Papers
Teeista
Steamer Clallam Reported Adrift Off Port Townsend
Port Townsend Wash Jan fears arise for the Seattie Victoria Steamer Clallam reported helplessly adrift off Tircovery with about 40 passengers on board. Rescue efforts from Clallam and other vessels are hampered by a heavy storm conditions. The Clallam is described as a new vessel costing 10 000.
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Port Townsend
Wash
Seattie-Victoria
Clolum
Clatlem
Seattie
Clallam
St Petersburg plans large exhibit with Yermak statue
The St Petersburg exposition committee outlines an industrial exhibit and government pavilion. A colossal statue of Yermak the Cossack thief will stand beside gleaming items of silver and metalwork, with displays on mining petroleum the Siberian railway and czar era tableware. Independence Gas Explosion in Independence Kansas reports a deadly roominghouse blast with fire and rescues.
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St Petersburg
Comeniasian
Yermak
Siberian
Independence
Kan
Jan
Nee Department
Directeurs Seek Settlement Talks with Uruguay Evolutionists
Nationalist party leaders discuss possible settlement with General Saravift in Montevideo Uruguay to end hostilities. Evolutionists demand withdrawal of troops at Riviert where clashes with insurgents occurred but no decisive result. Also reports sale of Old London Company stock and Santa Fe Railway town-site plans amid broader regional changes.
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Jan
Nationalist Party
Saravift
Herald
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Uruguay
Tmone
Riviert
Bale
Old
Lsod Company
Wichita
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Arkanans Valley Tove and Tend Company
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Political Gossip on First District Primaries and County Clashes
The piece outlines looming battles in the First congressional district as February 2 convention calls trigger rapid county and state delegate fights. It details Curtis versus anti Curtis factions, the soldiers home supervision dispute in Leavenworth, Jefferson and Brown counties, and strategic moves by the state machine led by Capper and Slonecker. It notes expected delegations, probable outcomes, and the Seventh district call favoring Murdock and Roosevelt endorsement.
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Congressional Committee
Cyrus Leland
State “Machine
Curtis
Arthur Capper
J. G. Sienecker
J. M. Chisham
E. C. Beckenstoce
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J. G. Slonecker
Copeland
A. K. Rodgers
Judge Slonecker
Congressional District
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Roosevelt
Objnot
Antl
Curtin
Broderick
Jefferson County
Atchison
Howe
Leavenworth County
Capper
Leavenworth
Canper
W. L Biddle
Worth
Turnisti
Nella
J. M. Chisbim
Mr. Biddie
Biddie
Solonet DN
Anthony
Supreme ‘Court
Delaware Township
State
Ariea
D. R. Anthony
anti-Curtis
Shawnee County
Shawnee
Brown
Stuart
Jackson County
Lesvenworth
Inates
Atchison County
Doniphan
Nemahe
Atchison Counties
Soldier
Jefferson
Emporia Gazette
Hutchinson
Wichita
Repubicnan
Victor Murdock
Bin
Theodore Roosevelt
Bailey
W. J. Fitzgerald
Dodge City
Kansas
State Senate
As & Furton Machine
Reses
Talley
Becomd
Wichits
Haryvey in the Race for Representative Nomination
W W Harvey announces his Republican candidacy for representative in the thirty ninth district. A Topeka lawyer of six years, Harvey has long resided in Brown County and graduated from the State Normal School at Emporia. He previously taught before practicing law. Theaters Closed in St. Louis as licenses revoked. seven venues must renew licenses with fire safety certificates. Osterother items report unrest around Sassoun, Armenia, with troops mobilized and armed Armenians nearby.
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W. W. Harvey
Himelif
Te Phirtyninth
Harvey
Topeks
Harsey
Bhawan
State Normal School
Emmis
Bite
Lew
St. Louis
Clifford
Commissioners Office
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Grand
Chlor- Gia
Hayling
Emperial
Odeon
Standard
Crawford
Music Hall
Rock Stand System Through Tour to California
A garbled note describes a Rock Stand System Through Tour to California and mentions Hock Island tourist Meeping cura. It references a folder titled Acroes the Continent in 2 Tourist Sleener and asks for a copy. The text mentions A. EB. Cooper as division pas jeeseer Seent, Topeka.
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Hock Island
A. EB. Cooper
Pas Jeeseer Seent
Topeka
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