Frick Deposits Worth 4 Million in U S Steel Shares
Henry C Frick reportedly deposits a certificate for 100000 shares of U S Steel preferred stock valued for dividends of 3700000 annually. The plan involves exchanging two fifths of the stock into 4 million in bonds, with the rest repaid as new preferred stock worth 6 million. In Plymouth a night attack on train workers ends with injuries including a youth shot in the face and several others hurt as Italians reportedly returned fire.
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Prick
Henry C. Frick
Uj. J. Morgan &O
United States Steel Corporation
Mr. Frick
Plymouth
Pod
Pennsylvanian
David Petters
Gasoline Hazard and Murder Rewards Stir Des Moines News
A Huntington gasoline stove explosion injures Mrs. Wagner as a laundry owner’s wife. authorities review if machinery is scientific apparatus for a free admission request. Governor Cummins offers 1200 reward for the Peterson child murderers in Des Moines with a possible increase. City to purchase a pack of bloodhounds.
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Dymiodat
Atrehign
M. Santos
Datont
Preasirs Department
Huntington
Lod
Henry HH. Wagner
Cummins
Iowa
Peterson
Des Moines
Preacher's Son Stopped on Street Corner in Varkersburg
Mrs Marshall Mlausturg fights court action after authorities intervene to stop her son, a youth deemed to have natural preaching talent, from preaching, praying, and singing on street corners in Varkersburg West Virginia. The case centers on parental rights and public nuisance concerns.
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Humane Society
Marshall Mlausturg
Varkersbourg
W. Va
Officials discuss cardinalate move to please Roosevelt
Vatican officials say Governor plans to inform the Pope that elevating Archbishop Ireland to cardinal would please many Americans and especially the President. Rathbone bond accepted by Audeneia court but must be drawn before a notary, incurring time and fees.
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Vatican
Daft
Ireland
Roosevelt
Kmail
Rathbone
Havana
Audeneia Court
Fidelity Company
Estes G. Rathbone
Michigan Supreme Court Denies Mandamus Change of Venue
The Michigan Supreme Court denied a mandamus petition to compel Circuit Judge Wollcott of Grand Rapids to grant a change of venue for the trial of Thomas F. McVarry tied to an alleged water supply scandal.
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Michigan Supreme Court
Wollcott
Grand Rapids
Thomas F. McVarry
Arsenic in His Stomach Gabrin Case Shocks Denver
Denver Representative Albert Gabrin died January 8 from what was believed to be acute gastritis after drinking wine at a New Year family gathering. Autopsy and chemical tests revealed arsenic in the wine and in stomach tissues. The Woodmen society will investigate and insurance payments are paused pending the outcome.
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Gabrin
Denver
Albert Gabrin
Wilder
Hillkowitz
Kleiner
Woodmen
Wealthy cattleman dies by own hand in Oklahoma City hotel
A prominent Oklahoma Territory cattleman A. N. Smith shot himself in a hotel room rather than kill Jack Steibbling after a court suit. He left a note citing a Masonic oath and fear of murder, and his wife clung to his corpse, both being very wealthy.
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A. N. Smith
Oklahoma Territory
Oklahoma City
Jack
Steibbling
Smith
Stribling
Stith
Yenus
Wealth Found In Old Chest After Repairs
Jeweler Koch of York Pan discovered cash and securities valued at about $10,000 hidden under a false bottom of an antique chest bought years ago at a public sale. The chest was taken apart for repairs and the wealth hidden beneath the false bottom. The former owner remains unknown.
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Woo. Koch
York, Pan
Koch
Fire Aboard Immigrant Ship Delays Arrivals in New York
Fire raged for eighteen hours in the hold of the immigrant steamer Mediterranean after Naples departure. Crew removed burned baggage of 285 steerage passengers, with losses totaling 1600 for baggage and substantial steamer damage. A company representative paid claims on the pier.
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Mediterranean
New York
Naples
Steamship Company
Texas Trust Law Upheld and Other Legal Notices
Texas trust law upheld by Austin appellate court withdrawing earlier ruling on anti trust nets. Chicago jewelry salesman Purdy dies in Grand Rapids elevator accident. Jail break attempt halted by women. Missouri anti trust ruling challenged. fire hits Adams Express and Pennsylvania offices in Chicago. Ohio bird trapping ban passed. Latter Day Saints oppose polygamy. German banker Von Baden bruns involved in bank irregularities. British warship Mars accident fatalities. Canton courier reports 2000 Imperialist soldiers ambushed or captured. New comet discovered by Brooks. Arkansas women oppose Black entry to General Federation. Jealous husband Anton Adler fatally injures wife Lizzie in St Louis.
Des Moines Girl and Brother Murdered in Suspected Race Attack
Mary Peterson fifteen and Thomas eleven, children of dairyman Peter J Petersen, were found murdered near Highland Park Church outskirts of Des Moines. The girl lay at a ditch foot beneath a telephone pole, skull fractures from a brick and iron. the boy died minutes after discovery with multiple indentations. Police say no crew yet. perpetrator described as a negro by early reports.
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Highland Park Methodist
Des Moines
Mary Peterson
Thomas
Peter J. Peterson
Burglars Blow Up Eveleth Station in Nitroglycerin Blast
In Eveleth Minnesota on Monday night burglars attempted to blow the DuLnth Mesaba and Northern Railroad station, using nitroglycerin. The station and jail were damaged in the blast, debris caught fire, the safe vanished, and the burglars and unknown prisoner deaths remain unconfirmed.
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Eveleth
Minn
Dulnth, Mesaba and Northern Railroad
Death Faces on Lake Ontario Rescue of Dunn Crew
The schooner Dunn, bound from Fairhaven to Toronto with coal, sprang a leak near Oswego after leaving Fairhaven. Crewman William Wakely navigated toward Oswego as the vessel sank at the dock, while the S. G L Din reached Oswego later. Debris and salvage concerns followed the incident as a tug answered distress calls.
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Dunn
Oswen
N. Y
Lake Ontario
Wiliam Wakely
Fairhaven
Toronto
Wakely
Oswego
Grocers to Form Ohio Michigan Combination
Efforts are under way to unite more than twenty wholesale grocers in Ohio and Michigan. Options have been secured on most leading houses in the two states, and promoters are confident the plan will succeed.
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Ohio
Michigan
Senate and House Debates on Chinese Exclusion and Cuba
The Senate and House debated the Chinese exclusion bill with focus on treaty rights and trade effects. In Congress discussions moved to Cuban reciprocity, with opposition arguing harm to wages and cotton, while proponents pressed tariff cuts and broader trade aims. The post office and bridge bills advanced, and various committee actions and funerary arrangements for Gen. Rosecrans were noted.
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Depew
Senate
Teller
Colorado
China
Arlington Cemetery
Washington
Gen. Rosecrans
Hepburn
Iowa
Grosvenor
Ohio
Loud
Cal
Steele
Tad
Lessler
N. Y
Elliott
8. C
Clark
Cummings
Clayton
Ala
Loud, Smith
Til
Swanson
Quincy Railroad Bridge Company
Quincy
Ill
Foraker
Meb Lawin
S. C
Oraker
America
Far East
McLaurin
South
Feller Tvtelly
Messrs. McCall
Mags
Brantley
Messrs. Robertson
Stevens
Mino
Obinson
General Land Office
House
Payne
Messrs. Swanson
White
Oxv
Messrs
S. W. Smith
Mich
Dayton
W. Va
Burgess
Texas
Meyer
Lua
Sutherland
Utah
Lodge
Morgan
Culberson
Lexus
United States
Philippine Commission
Philippines
Cushman
Step
Wash
DeArmond
Messrs, Pierce
Tenn
Douglass
Lacey
Jenkins
Wis
Gaines
Warner
Gardner
Jones
Cuba
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Indiana
Alfred Wooley
Odf
Buhl Iron Works
Detroit
Leavittsburg
K. R. Leaver
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Heaver
John Hisalon
Cincinnati
Sehowah
Lena Davis
Mazard Kahn
Tramilton
Warren
Parral
Mexico
Charles Gilbert Webb
Fredericks
el Paso
Jester Webb
Wallace HK. Kang
Wallin
Mieh
Wwe
A.T. Sharpe
Parke, Davis & Co
Memphis
Emil Colton
Jules Kuntz
Kitchhen
Chicago
Col
Charles Bird
Simon Snyder
William Aumann
Chicago Express
Sheffield
Frederick Boyton
Frederick Bryton
Clara Morris
Rochester
State of Texas
Shippers’ Compress and Warehouse Company of
Fort Worth
Court of Appeals
Austin
Psu
W.oa. Purdy
JUL Purdy & Co
Morton House
Fle
Kekomo
Ind
Guy Not
Bert Lackex
Bert Lewis
beMervat
John 2. Butler
Supreme Court of Missouri
Continental Tobacco Company
Missouri
Lagoni
Towa
von Badenbruns
Oldenburg
Germany
Vereins Bank
Becker
Hinden
Cunnery
Bourne
Lieut
Miller
Bluejackets
Mars
Berehaven
Australia
Canton
Imperinlist
Marshal Su
William R. Brooks
Smith Observatory
Hobart College
Constellation
Pegasus
Arkansas Federation of Women's Clubs
Anton Adler
Lizzie
St. Louis
British Columbia
Alaska
John Donovan
Ivan Annex Building
St. Paul
Warno
Russia
Chaffee
Gen. Smith
M. Sipinguine
St. Petersburg
Eli Torrence
National Council
Hii
David
Hill
Dole
Gov. Dole
Hawaii
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