Moore in a tight place over Moore bonds and state fees
In Lincoln Nebraska on February 18 the Moore bond case heated with Moore offering to pay $500 monthly toward a $23,000 debt while his backers contend he cannot receive state fees. Attorney Smyth warned that without action an arrest would occur as civil suits or criminal charges loom, with broader political notes on Bryan and Holcomb and a flurry of legislative moves.
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Licoun
Neb
Eugene Moore
Smyth
Willis KE. Reed
Madison
Harry Bromo
Omaha
Moore
Colorado
Reed
State Department
Henos
Supreme Court
Warner Miller Vialts
Manan Oleveanp
McKinley
Hanna
Miller
New York
Platt
J. J. McCook
Canton
Fire destroys major grain elevator in Toledo loss tops $355000
In Toledo on February 20 the Like Shore and Michigan Southern Railway elevator A burned, holding about 290000 bushels of wheat with 60 cars unloading. The loss to the elevator and grain is estimated at 355000 dollars, all grain fully insured.
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Denver
Galveston
Tex
National Editorial Association
Louis Holtman
Democrat
Brazil
Ind
J. O. Junkin
Bulletin
Sterling
Kan
BE. Pierce
A. O. U. W. Record
W. J. M. Page
Jerseyville
His
Toirpo
Toledo
Shore and
Michigan Southern Railway
Chanute Prize Awarded for Kite Monograph
Boston February 20 The Chanute prize of 100 dollars for the best monograph on kites has been awarded by the Aeronautical society to Prof. D A Marvin of the United States Weather Bureau in Washington D C The prize was offered by Mr Octave Chanute of Chicago an investigator in aeronautical science Army Reserves Called Out AVENS February 20 In the chamber the premier M Delyannis introduced a bill abolishing the consulates of Greece in the Island of Crete The army reserves of 1880 and 1992 have been called out for gative sarvios.
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Chanute
Boston
Aeronautical Society
D. A. Marvin
United States Weather Bureau
Washington, D.C
Octave Chanute
Chicago
AV Ens
M. Delyannis
Greece
Crete
Dan's Weekly Review Highlights Railroads and Markets
Dan's weekly trade review notes a surge in iron and steel demand as eight to twelve months production ships. railroads rush to buy rails for one to two years. prices rise for steel and iron products while nails and plates hold steady. Wheat rebounds after a dip as exports rise and imports lag. time to watch money markets and global demand.
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New York
R. G. Dan & Go
Review of Trade
England
Congress
Ronds Selse
Iron and Steel Industry
Illinois Steel Company
Carnegie Company
Eastern
Western Mills
Bessemer Pig
Pittsburg
Iron Bar Association
Legal action over Corbett and Fitzsimmons fight contract
Jon Vendig has hired attorneys to sue Dan A. Stuart of Texas for failing to honor a signed June 1895 agreement to share expenses profits or losses from bringing the Corbett and Fitzsimmons boxing match to a prize ring. The case centers on the disputed contract and alleged violations.
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Young
Dan Stuart
New York
Jon Vendig
Howe and
Hummel
Dan A. Stuart
Texas
Yendig
Stuart
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Prizoring
Wendig
Immigration bill moves to president after senate action
Thurston offers amendment to pay sugar bounties as debate ends with passage in the senate. In Washington February 18, the immigration bill advances to the president after a conference report agreement. Debate features strong opposition yet a small majority supports the measure. Senator Allen of Nebraska criticizes dismissals in South Omaha citing Bryan and McKinley pictures in windows and labels civil service as a fraud. The resolution for full Civil Service Commission information on South Omaha dismissals is agreed to.
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Wasmatox
Senate
Yeas
Allen
South Omaha
Mr. Bryan
McKinley
Bryan
Civil Services Commission
Civil Service Commission
Thurston
Washington
Two More Appropriation Bills In House Action
The House is set to pass two remaining appropriation bills naval and general deficiency totaling about 38 million for Mare Island yard and other items. Debate centers on paying a 1.8 million claim to Southern Pacific for government services and treasury concerns about the timing.
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House
Wasmacrox
Congress
Southern Pacific’ Railroad
Court of Claims
Southern
Central Pacific
Mare Island Navy Yard
Cure for cancer claimed by blood remedy ad from Macon
An old advertisement recounts a man named Powers of Macon Georgia describing a cancer cure using S. S. S. claimed to reach the disease at its root and to purge the blood. The piece asserts prior doctors failed but the remedy cured his cancer and other blood diseases, urging readers to try it.
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Spain
Macon
Tractor
Rees Street
Lahali
Ant
Purely Vegetable Cure Claim for Blood Diseases
An advertisement from the Swift Specific Co of Atlanta promotes a vegetable-based remedy said to cure cancer, contagious blood poison, scrofula, eczema, tetter, rheumatism, catarrh, and other blood origin diseases. Books on blood and skin diseases are mailed free to any address.
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Swift Specific Co
Atlanta
E Brothers
Warren St
New York City
John Reid, Jr
Great Falla
Mont
Ely
Francia W. Poole
Central Pres. Oburah
Helena, Mont
Oe & Ely
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Charles Stablhut
Charles Stahlhut
Nebraska City
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San Jacinto
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