Oust Stock Raisers After Land Inquiry
Col John S Mosby Interior Department special agent reported to the president on illegal occupation of public lands in Colorado and other western states by stock raisers. He said millions of acres truly for homestead settlers are held by these operators and the interior department will oust those not occupying land lawfully.
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Washington
John S. Mosby
The
Interior Deparment
Colorado
Mosby
Interior Department
Homeseeker Totals favor American Lines over Canada
Seattle dates a report showing about 70 000 homeseekers handled by the three North Coast lines this season with 40 000 for Great Northern 20 000 for Northern Pacific and 10 000 for Burlington. Canadian Pacific carries about 120 000 into Canadian Northwest regions yet American lines claim greater long term settlement impact in Washington Oregon and the Northwest. A P Furth of Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul notes Canadian figures may be revised and stresses class differences between American settlers and Canadian colonists arriving with limited means.
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Seattle
Northwest
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Burlington
Canadian Pacific
Canadian Northwest
Winnipeg
Assinniboia
Alberta
Saskatchewan
British Columbia
A. P. Furth
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
Vancouver
Canada
Boundary Line
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Northwestern States
Montreal
Chicago
Mineral Resource Report Sees 20 Million Working Days Lost
The 1901 Mineral Resources volume by Dr. David L. Day notes 20,000,000 days lost to strikes this year, with 1,086,529,521 dollars in mineral production, up about 2 percent from 1900. The report covers the cost industry and provides up to date strike statistics.
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Washington
United States
David L. Day
Geological Survey
Commons Committee Rejects Morgan Tube Plan
The house of commons tube railways committee declines Morgan's second scheme citing inability to implement the entire project. The underground railway for London then rests entirely with Yerkes.
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London
House of Commons
Morgan
Yerkes
Giant Beef Trust Chartered as United States Packing Company
The New Jersey based giant beef trust named the United States Packing Company was chartered in Trenton with initial capital of 1 million dollars, soon to 50 million, with dummy incorporators and real members including Swift & Co. and Armour & Co. Rockefeller is a sponsor and J W Cudahy slated as president. Kuhn Loeb & Co. oversees the organization and it aims to buy sell breed and deal in all livestock and meats.
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New York
Beef Trust
New Jersey
Trenton
United States Packing Company
Corporation Trust Company
Jersey City
Horace I. Gould
F. K. Howard
K. K. McLaren
Swift & Co
Armour & Co
Nelson Morris & Co
Cudahy & Co
Schwarzechild & Sulzberger
John D. Rockefeller
J. W. Cudahy
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Jacob Schiff
Northern Pacific
Rockefeller
Union Pacific
St. Paul
Pacific Ocean
Harriman
J. P. Morgan
Europe
Arbitration Leads King Oscar to Assess Samoa Damages
An intelligence from Washington states King Oscar of Sweden, serving as umpire in the US Germany Britain Samoa dispute, is likely to rule that the briefs show sufficient facts to award damages to foreign residents of Samoa for losses from the 1899 landing of combined American and British forces and the destruction of property during the rebel fighting.
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Washington
Oscar
Sweden
United States
Germany
Great Britain
Neary
Samoa
Offered Big Bribe in Montana Legislature Row
Charles W. Clark son of mine owner W A Clark signs in the Miner that he was offered a bribe of 25000 to help Heinze gain control of the state legislature. The aim was to place two more Supreme Court justices on the bench.
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Butte
Mont
Charles W. Clark
W. A. Clark
Miner
Clark
Heinze
Supreme Court
Macedonian Leader Captured Rumor Spars
Vienna reports a rumor from Salonica that Col. Jankoff, leader of the Macedonian insurrection, has been captured near Monasterir by Bulgarian peasants hostile to the uprising.
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Vienna
Salonica
Turkey
Col. Jankoff
Monasterir
Trustees Endorse Sex Segregation at Chicago Junior Colleges
The University of Chicago trustees voted 13 to 3 to segregate the sexes in the junior colleges. The ruling affects only freshmen and sophomores and does not end co-education at the institution, though seen as a first step toward that possibility.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Man Detected Climbing Wall at Elysee Palace
Paris October 22 The Figaro reports a man was caught early Tuesday trying to scale the Elysee wall with suspected intent to hide in the palace garden and assassinate President Loubet.
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Paris
the Figaro
Elysee Palace
Loubet
Oldest European throne found at Knossos by Evans
British archaeologist Arthur Evans uncovers the gypsum throne used by King Minos in the palace at Knossos Crete. The throne room reveals frescoed walls and benches, with the throne featuring a high back and gothic moldings, suggesting a sophisticated early European court.
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Europe
Arthur Evans
Knossos
Crete
Minos
Zeus
Greece
Moses
Can
Countess Perigord to See America’s Greatness on Tour
The Countess Boson De Talleyrand Perigord, formerly Miss Helen Morton and daughter of Hon. Levi P. Morton, returns to New York with her French husband to tour the United States. They will travel to see the country’s expanse and greatness, while she remains a cosmopolitan hostess with Central Park life and Parisian roots. A separate note describes a mysterious dog exhibit, its daily morning runs, and the animal’s stubborn pattern along a marked path attracting spectators.
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New York
Countess Boson de Talleyrand Perigord
Helen Morton
Levi P. Morton
United States
Paris
London
Morton
Central Park
Canton’s Rotary Dog Haunts Canton Woods At Dawn
A mysterious dog called the spook dog of Cooksie’s woods has appeared near Baltimore troubling local stevedores at the Northern Central iron ore piers. Workers report the dog runs a marked circular path near Tapatsco Park between 6 and 7 each morning, creating fear among the Black stevedores in Lower Canton.
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Baltimore
Northern Central Railroad
Canton
Patapsco Park
Cooksie
Gems From Our Soil and the 1901 Survey
The 1901 geological survey reports United States mining of precious stones valued around 300 000 dollars that year. Diamonds appear modest but presence suggests future paying fields. New Mexico turquoise leads with 118 000 dollars while Montana sapphires total 90 000 dollars.
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Geological Survey
United States
South Africa
Orient
Asia
Europe
South America
Lee County
Georgia
New Mexico
Montana
Fergus County
Granite County
Macon County
North Carolina
The
Union
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North Coast
Ity
Ays
Giant Beef Trust
Corporation
Promient Packing Mouses
King Oscar
Blow
Perigord
Uncle Sam
Baltimore Sun
Countess DE Talleyrand Perigord
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Glasgow Evening Times
Aberdeen Hotel
New Management
Aberdeen
Money. Co
P. Whitney
Geo. A. Woodward, Propr
F Street
Wishkah Hotel
Charley Matteus
Wishkah Street
Herald Office
Montesano
W. E. Crist
Palace Restaurant
Heron Street
Aberdeen, Wash
Tadejevich
Mitchell
Mitchell & Co
Wash
Central Restaurant
M. Antich
Walters
Heron
Wishkah
Telephone
Saloon, CO
C. Vammen
G St
Humbolt
Fred Hewitt
Propr
Heron and
F Sts
SK. Bowes
W. W. Wren
Heron ST
Thomas R. Hayes
Bellefonte
Penn
Harry A. Hayes
Hayes & Hayes, Saute Aan
J. G. Lewis
C. W. Miller
State Bank
George L. Hilton
San Francisco Examiner Books
Heron S&t
R. P.porter
Choice Brands
Duluth
Minneapolis
A. B. C. Denniston, G. W. P. A
First Avenue
Fred Redinger
Michael Finn
Wishkah St
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