There is Joy in Minnesota Over the Announcement of Knoxs Anti Trust Fight
Attorney General Douglas says both the governor and he are elated by President Roosevelt and Knox taking up the merger fight. He notes the move broadens jurisdiction beyond Minnesota restrictions and can bring in Northern Securities and key figures. The federal action aligns with the state suit and strengthens anti merger efforts.
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Knox
St. Paul
Douglas
Roosevelt
Minnesota
Northern Securities Company
Messrs Hill, Morgan
Christianizing Hebrews Conference Held in Washington
The Washington gathering on Christian work among Hebrews continues at First Presbyterian Church. Speakers include Leopold Cohen of Brooklyn on Jews receiving the Christian religion, Rev Braum on “The Work of the Christian God Jews,” Mrs Bella Reuben of Pittsburgh on “Can These Things Be”, Philip Sidersky “The Jew as a Farmer” and J D Croissant “The Jew of Today.”
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Washington
First Presbyterian Church
Tuoss
Leopold Cohen
Brooklyn
Braum
Bella Reuben
Pittsburg
Philip Sidersky
J.D Croissant
Hopeful Han Looks for Peace Between Labor and Capital
New York February 20 Senator Han mi presiding at the National Civic Federation executive committee meeting reported rising interest in labor capital dialogue. Thirty six members attended from distant places, signaling broad support. He expressed belief in ongoing federation efforts despite uncertain permanent results and stressed confidence in the federation’s work.
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New York
Hanmi
National Civic Federation
Two Killed and Three Injured on Railroad Work Crew
Two Italians were killed and three injured at Beck's Run on the Pittsburg Virginia and Charenton railroad today as a train struck the grading crew. The workers were employed by contractors and unable to warn in time. The incident notes other Americans described as foreign speculators.
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Pittsburg
Beck's Run
Pittsburg Virginia and Charenton
Funston Guest of Honor at Kansas City Club Dinner
General Frederick Funston was the guest of honor at the monthly dinner of the Kint? ard Folk Club in Kansas City. Prominent business and professional men attended. He accepted to address the Marquette Club of Chicago on March 11 and Lotus Club of New York on March 8 before leaving for the east in a few days.
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Funston
Kansas City
Frederick Funston
Marquette Club
Chicago
Lotus Club
New York
East
Ice Gorge Threatens River Boats In Pittsburgh Area
Pittsburg Pa February 20 A sleet storm and anticipated rainfall raise fears of massive ice gorges on the Allegheny and Monongahela rivers. Ice dams could flood valleys, endanger tows and barges, and cause record floods. Dammed water and frozen boats alarm river men and coal operators along the river system from Wheeling to Parkersburg.
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Pittsburg
Government Weather Office
Alegheny
Monongahela
Wheeling
Allegheny
Versallis
McKeesport
Monongehela
Low Lands
Vaileya
Parkersburg
Six Day Race Leaders to Attend Atlanta Event
National Cycling Association officials Batchelder Elder and Ress will arrive in Atlanta Sunday to attend the six day race at the Coliseum starting Monday. Tensions run high after a Boston fight with fines and suspensions, as riders push for pace and fair warnings.
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Batchelder
Boston
McFarland
Freeman
Prince
Amos Grast Batch
Tragic bob sled accident claims life in Pittsburg
A February night coasting crash on Glen Street Pittsburg leaves Miss Mary Pursaley 19 Turtle Creek dead from neck trauma and skull fracture. Four Turtle Creek residents are hospitalized with serious injuries after the sled crashes at a sewer drop near Margaretta Street.
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Pittsburg
Wilmerding
Mary Pursaley
Turtle Creek
Ell
J. Margaret Jones
Wiliam Rath
Frances Chambers
Alice Burrs
Glen Street
William Rath
Margaretta Street
Wardin Denies Charges At Indian School In Mount Pleasant
Mount Pleasant Mich February 20 Superintendent Nardin of the nearby Indian school reacts with anger to Washington charges. He denounces the statement as unfounded and asserts inspectors testified to the school’s efforts to teach Indian girls to lead a virtuous life.
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Mount Pleasant
Mich
Nardin
Washington
Snake Indians Band Captured Near Henrietta
Deputy U S Marshal Grant Johnson and two deputies captured the Snake Indians band at Old Hickory council grounds near Henrietta. Chief La Te Mich Cooley and nine others escaped from the house, while the remaining group went to Fenettos to telegraph officials.
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Winiti
Ind. T
United States
Grant Johnson
Old Hickory
Henrietta
La-Te-Mich-Coo
Fenetotts
Tus
Atlanta Athletic Club may spend thirty thousand to seventy two thousand
Directors of the Atlanta Athletic Club consider new club house plans costing about 72 000 dollars instead of 30 000 and will decide by Saturday. They aim for a handsome southeastern state building with 4000 dollars extra for exterior and conveniences. Construction could start next week as the old Auburn avenue building is vacated. The club is financially sound and will not require extra member levies.
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Jackson St
Jackson Hil Baptist Church
T. Lewis
John J. Woodside
North Broad Street
Atlanta
L “Athetic
Auburn Avenue
Athletic Club
Atlanta Athelic Club
Spalding resigns National League presidency after club influence
New York February 204 G S Spalding announced he had tendered his resignation as president of the National League pending a meeting of the Brooklyn Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Chicago clubs in Pittsburg Saturday He says the four clubs must decide whether to continue the fight or accept terms and avoid embarrassing the league as the season nears and finances are discussed
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G. Soalding
Brooklyn
Philadelpina
Pittsburg
Chicago
National League
Spalding
Philadelphia
Asame
New Orleans Racing Prospects Hit By Heavy Track
Weather in New Orleans on February 20 was cloudy and cool with a heavy track as Lou Rey and Albert F. Dewey headed the winners in a series of selling races. Lou Rey won the opening mile and 70 yards, with Bark Planet posting a close second. Ed Gartland TY and Henry of Pranstamar also placed in the early races, with Albert F. Dewey taking a later victory. Today's entries list multiple selling events across seven furlongs to mile distances, featuring numerous horses and riders.
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New Orleans
Lou Rey
Albert F. Dewey
Qdom
T Dean
Algie M. Jos
Landry
Bark Planet
Miller
Amigart
Cyne
Prowl
Dr. Carrick
Lyne
Poyntz
We Rice
Chickadee
the Marmon
Donald Ambrose
Lady Alz Hard Heart
Panther
Frank Jones
Navilius
Merry Maker
Goldaga
Bam Houston
Yarm
Detectives To Watch Laborers At Youngstown Plant
United States Steel Corporation has sworn in a detective force at the National Steel Company's Youngstown plant to safeguard property and maintain close contact with workers. Access to the works is restricted. no employee will be allowed to remain beyond hours.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Unitod States Steel Corporation
National Steal Company
Vkaet
Exposition track racing results steady despite clouded sky
At Charleston Exposition track on February 20 no favorite won. Races featured selling events for various age groups with multiple finishers noted and times partially listed. First race saw Ellis first Aborigine second Lauria third. later races listed Palms, Jim Scanlan, Dr Worth, Katie Gibbons, Antagone, Pandarm, Jimber, Randolph, Algora, Economic fist, Or Ea, Sylvan Dell among top finishers with incomplete times.
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Charleston
Exposition Track
Ellis
Lauria
Palms
Jim Scanlan
Dr Worth
Katie Gibbons
Antagone
Pandarm
Jimber Firat Randolph
Algora
Economic Fist
Or- Ea
Sylvan Dell
Oakland Entries Open With Mixed Mile and Sprint Fields
Today's entries at Oakland list six races from first half mile to six furlongs. Notable runners include Desseno 112 Maud Sherwood 10 Reno 110 and Clarionette 10. Prime sprinters feature Legal Maxim 104 Loyal S 116 Monda 119, with several others racing in sequence.
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Oday
Oakland
Desseno
Maud Sherwood
Tom Schell
Guide
Atheina
Ten Reno
Rigrette
Ola Hurst
Dunage
T. V. Bennett
Clarionette
Fuston
Legal Maxim
Loyal S
Bassenao
Kildie
Monda
Urchin
Frangble
Redwald
Duckey
Brage
Josie G
Botany
Dunblane
Sombrero
Exander Water Scratch
Jacqueminot
EL Chihus
Colonial Girl
Elmer J. Javator
Master Pee
Tat
Siddons
Jewels of altar stolen at St John the Divine
Thieves breached the crypt chapel at Cathedral of St. John the Divine in New York, stealing seven preclou stones from the Tiffanye chapel altar. Entry was gained from 113th Street near St Luke Hospital after midnight Tuesday, with the thieves selecting the most valuable pieces of gold, mother of pearl, garnets, and other gems.
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Cathedral of St. John the Divine
New York
Cathedral of
St. John the Divine
Cathedral Heights
One Hundred and Thirteenth Street
St. Luke Hospital
Jaltar
Old Man Hauled to the Bar in Bribery Probe
Claude H. Thompson of Chicago, agent for Hammond Packing Company, faced a Michigan court on February 20 for attempting to bribe State Dairy and Food Commissioner W. R. Snow. Snow testified Thompson claimed Hammond fixed up a deal with Ohio Commissioner Joseph Blackurn while noting illegal sales in Toledo and Cleveland. Snow suspected a scheme with his former deputy George Bussey and traveled to Hammond to investigate, where a go-between named Tunnecuiff allegedly said the company had money to spend in Michigan.
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Ohio
Cleo
Toledo
Cleveland
George Bussey
Hammond
WM. ‘Tunnecuiff
Hammond Company
Michigan
Agreement Between Great Britain and Japan Discussed
London February 21 The Times editorial on the Anglo Japanese agreement notes that Secretary Hay’s protest to Russia and China shows England and Japan did not act from jealousy of Russia. It says Washington maintains friendly ties with Russia, while Hay states clear objections to Manchuria protests. The Times praises Lord Rosebery as originator of the policy later carried forward by Lord Lansdowne.
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Japan
London
Times
Hay
Cheness
Russia
England
Washington
Manchuria
Lord Rasebers
Lord Rosebery
Lord Lansdowne
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