Rival boxing promoters clash in Cincinnati court fight
In Cincinnati a crowded courtroom hears Judge Hollister study injunctions against Saengerfest Athletic Club and associates over the Jeffries Ruhlin boxing match planned for February 15 1901. Witness Fenton Lawson details stock transfers program costs and contract issues while Deputy Sheriff Cormany keeps order as crowds press to glimpse the proceedings.
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Akron
Queen City
West
Hollister
Saengerfest Athletic Club
Messrs
Hobart
Madden
Kleybolte
Brady
Dieterle
Jeffries
Guckenberger
Ruhlin
Muhlhauser
Cooke
Jake Cormany
Judge Hollister
Billy Madden
Colonel Jeffries
Tom
Taylor
Ohio
Nash
Wilson
The
Commercial Tribune
Saengerfest Athletic Association
Fenton Lawson
K. O. Louis P. Ezekiel
Lawson
Athletic Association
Association
Messrs. Cooke and Witte
Mr Lawson Faces Repeated Questions On Baengerfest Funds
Mr Lawson testified about $400 sent to the Convention Hall Company last December regarding money collected from the Baengerfest Athletic Club directory. He could not explain the purpose of the funds and answered probes by Lawrence Maxwell.
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Baengerfest Athletic Club
Lawson
Lawrence Maxwell
Convention Hall Company
Royal Couple Honored by Workmen in Hague Ceremony
Workmen’s societies with bands and five triumphal cars parade past the palace for Queen Wilhelmina’s forthcoming marriage to Duke Henry of Mecklenburg Schwerin. The couple appear on the balcony despite cold as crowds cheer. A royal soiree, a civil marriage, church service, and a gala luncheon follow with a honeymoon departure planned for 4 15 p.m.
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Wilhelmina
Duke Henry of
Mecklenburg-Schwerin
Kruger's Eye Operation Successfully Performed
An operation on Mr. Kruger's right eye was successfully performed today in Utrecht Holland.
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Kruger
Utrecht
Holland
Miners and Operators Show Willingness for Early Peace Talks
The meeting in progress brings brighter hopes for a settlement between miners and operators. Delegates freed their Scale Committee members to seek terms with freedom, while a joint conference weighs run of mine systems and uniform prices. Illinois operators demand compromise with Indiana, and Vice President Sullivan signals a possible agreement by midweek as strike talk lingers and market conditions shift.
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Indianapolis
Illinois
Indiana
Denny Sullivan
Miners’ Organization
Ohio
Horace L. Chapman
Norfolk & Western
West Virginia
Tts
Cincinnati
Milling ton and Mary Dehoff Marry. Affidavit from Divorced Wife
A. Milling ton of Decatur wed Mary Dehoff in Fort Wayne Indiana. An affidavit of residence was needed for a marriage license and was supplied by his recently divorced wife Myrtle Millington. He gave her a deed to their former home in return for her assistance.
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Commercial Tribune
FT. Wayne
Ind
Millington
Decatur
Mary Dehoff
Indiana
Myrtle Millington
Italian Cabinet Likely to Resign After Genoa Labor Exchange Vote
Rome February 6 The Italian government faced defeat in the Chamber of Deputies by 218 to 102 over the dissolution of the Genoa Labor Exchange. The issue stretched days of debate and signals a likely resignation by the cabinet.
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Rome
Chamber of Deputies
Genoa
Secretary Hay Seeks Rest in Virginia Resort
Secretary of State John Hay has left Washington for a few days rest at a Virginia resort, the State Department announced on February 6. He plans to return to affairs in the capital after his brief respite.
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Hay
Washington
Virginia
Carnegie Sells Control as Morgan Syndicate Targets World Steel
The report states Andrew Carnegie contracts to transfer active control to a Morgan & Co led syndicate forming a dominant steel alliance. The plan aims to buy Carnegie stock, control most of the company assets, yet keep bonds owned by Carnegie. Frick is now linked to aiding the deal as producers of steel billets align for harmony across ore mining, transport, and finished product delivery.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Andrew Carnegie
J. . P. Morgan
Steel King
Gan
Carnegie
Carnegie Company
Ite
Negie
Morgan Syndicate
Morgan
Great Steel Trust
Mr. Frick
Mr. Carnegie
President Urges Immediate Cuban Constitution Approval
A Washington official said the administration hopes Cuba’s new constitution is adopted before Congress adjourns. General Wood spoke with Cuban delegates, stressing that U S relations will hinge on a clearly defined arrangement in the constitution or another satisfactory pact before any troop withdrawal.
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Washington
Congress
Wood
Cuba
United States
Bandits Attack Post Office and Torture Tuller Family
Unmasked gunmen battered in Rossford post office residence early morning, bound and gagged Postmaster Tuller and family, looted stamps worth 100 dollars, cash, coins, two watches and rings. Six men involved, two on lookout. pursuit by police. Tuller injured and confined to bed.
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Postmaster Tuller
Mrs. Tuller
Arthur Tuller
Hope
Rosamond Tuller
Miss Black
Sylvania
Spanish Merchant Arrested in Manila for Aiding Insurgents
Theoderio Carranza a prominent wealthy Spanish merchant and coconut buyer was arrested in Manila on charges of furnishing supplies to insurgents. D A Carman an American contractor and boat owner was also detained after questioning. Police allege both bought copra from insurgent leaders at Pagsanjan and paid assessments for the insurgent cause. Carranza and Carman deny supplying aid though evidence or letters link them to insurgent dealings. Both Presidentes implicated are imprisoned in Manila.
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Manila
Theoderio Carranza
Carranza
D. M. Carman
Secret Service
Anda ‘Street
Carman
Presidentes
Pagsanjan
Laguna de Bay
Fabella
United States
Reyes
General Otis
Fire in Caspian and Black Sea Company magazines
A blaze in the Caspian and Black Sea Company magazines near Jbaku, Russian Trans-Caucasia, tied to 6,000,000 poods of petroleum, spread to 12,000,000 poods of naphtha and engulfed worker dwellings. Many perished, over 20 charred bodies found, 50+ severely burned, 400 families ruined, flames threaten reservoirs, panic widespread. Fireboats and springs acquired Feb 3.
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JBAKU
Russian Trans-Caucasia
Caspian and Black Sea Company
Java
Melkof
Caspian
Topeka Saloons Close as Nation's Speech Echoes
Topeka officials visited remaining joints and secured promises to close and dump liquor stocks. Mrs Nation, praised by supporters, vowed to stay until every joint is shut, while a secret meeting advised saloon owners to end operations.
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Topeka
Kan
Stahl
Cook
Kansas
Carrie Nation Heading to Chicago With Crusade Posters
Flaming posters in Kansas City announce Carrie Nation and her saloon smashing supporters are en route to Chicago for further actions. Police pledge arrest if Nation tries her methods in Kansas City while Prohibition Club backs her campaign and organizes support for the crusade.
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Kansas City
Carrie Nation
America
Chicago
Academy’ of Music
Hayes
Mrs. Nation
Prohibition Club of
Kansas
Harrison vows to shield saloons from Mrs Nation visit
Chicago mayor says saloons are legal institutions under law and will be protected from attacks or riots if Mrs Nation and her followers come to town. He warns she may face fines for disorderly conduct and incitement.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Harrison
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Grant
Mr. Lawson
Peck
Ward
Ezekiel
Witte
Kohner
Freiberg
Zinke
Mosler
Diem
Saengerfest Association
Maxwell
Atlas National Bank
Minute Book of the Directors
J. H. Kohner
Judge Peck
Gustav Wald
the Hague
ORG i New Steel King
Frick Lent
Gress
Tuller
Tribund
Toledo
Rossford
Ross Tuller
Mr. Tuller
Tuler
Perrysburg
Philippines
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