GOALman's TRIAL Selected to Try Alleged Conspiracy Case
Chicago February 24 Four jurors were sworn in for the trial of Indiana coal miner Walter Bogle and Crescent Coal and Mining company of Chicago. Indicted defendants face charges of conspiracy in restraint of trade to fix and regulate bituminous fuel prices. Judge Chetlain presided as a 100 man venire panel was examined. four jurors sworn, another four nearly ready for tender.
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Chicago
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Walter 8. Bogle
Crescent Coal and Mining Company
Chcago
Indiana
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Replies to Criticisms Washington Feb 25
Washington dispatch reports Colonel Hingham denying a widespread claim that a sideboard given to Mrs Lucy Hayes by women of the WCTU passed to a Washington maroonist. It also notes portraits of former mistresses hung near the president's office and Roosevelt's portrait opposite Mrs Hayes.
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Lucy Webb Hayes
White House
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Hingham
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Roosevelt
Record broken at Net Shocton Coal Company mine
The miners at Net Shocton Coal Company south of the city exceeded typical output by loading and processing 502 tons in a regular eight hour shift, with 314 tons in lump. The work finished in seven hours and fifteen minutes, and officials claim this sets a district record.
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Tipple
Lack of Cars Closes Many Mines in Pittsburg District
The Telegraph reports from Pittsburg dated February 25 that outside the river mines and lines of the Pittsburg & Lake Erie and Monongahela divisions, about seventy percent of mines in the Pittsburg district are idle due to car shortages.
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Lake Erie
Monoongahala
Pennsylvania Railroad
Montgomery Blair Collection Gifts Jackson Papers to Library of Congress
The education of President Jackson papers, once held by Montgomery Blair and descended to his four children, have been donated to the Library of Congress. The voluminous collection includes letters, muster rolls, military reports and memoranda dating back to 1800 and up to Jackson’s death in 1845, with key material from 1812. Librarian Putnam has received the collection, which will be carefully cataloged before public access.
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Jackson
Montgomery Blair
Lincoln
Library of Congress
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Putnam
Chicago Linguistic Study Crowns City as Cosmopolitan
University of Chicago professor Carl Darling Buck argues Chicago hosts the world’s richest babel of languages. He cites fourteen languages besides English spoken by large communities, with newspapers in ten tongues and church services in about twenty. Buck’s field work covers language patterns among Chicago’s foreign-born and their descendants, noting English predominance in the second generation and limited foreign language use by the grandchildren.
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Constantinople
Chicago
Chicago Tribune
University of Chicago
Carl Darling Buck
Waa
Buck
Cairo
Orient
New York
Prospect of Coal in Egypt Opens New Prospects
In a Khartum speech Lord Cromer noted high coal prices hinder Nile region industry. He cited coal at six pounds a ton there but said new coal prospects south of Khartum could transform Egyptian development, potentially outweighing gold finds.
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Khartum
Lord Cromer
Upper
Sudan
Dr Fenner's Kidney Cure Featured In Local Ad
An old time medical testimonial for Dr Fenner's Kidney Cure appears amid a broader Coshocton news item praising a newly formed band. The ad claims cures for kidney disease and female trouble, naming local druggists and products while the other article lauds the Haight Concert Band's first public performance and credits organizers Waight Hagans and Povrelson.
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James Hagans
Tta
Hagans
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New Opera House Plans Secured for Zanesville Project
The opera house company closed a deal with Elliott and Myer of Columbus for plans and specifications. They are constructing the new Weller opera house in Zanesville, with general lines to follow as described in earlier columns.
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Guera House
Opera House Company
Elliott and Myer
Columbus
Weller Opera House
Zanesville
Barn Fire Destroys Fourteen Race Horses in Indiana
Fourteen fine race horses were burned this morning in John S. Lackey's barn in Cambriése City Ind. They were slated for next week's sales. Loss is ten thousand dollars with no insurance.
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Cambriése City
Ind
John S. Lackey
Kidney disease warning ad touts remedies and testimonials
A back pain advert links kidney trouble to urine appearance and urges home testing with a 24 hour sediment check. It features F C Wilcox of Hartford praising Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy, claims it cures kidney and other ailments, and notes availability in various bottle sizes with a free sample offer. The ad also promotes Dr. Kennedy’s Rose Jelly for catarrh and hay fever.
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F. C. Wilcox
New Britain Ave
Hartford
Conn
David Kennedy
Dr. David Kennedy Corporation
Rondout
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