Brown Manzanares Eye El Paso Warehouse Expansion
Rumors say Brown Manzanares of New Mexico plans a warehouse in El Paso. They consider the Katel sen & D-g tsu building on South El Paso street and expect customers from White Oaks road trade to shop locally, boosting El Paso as a regional distribution hub. The White Oaks road development could accelerate southeast New Mexico settlement and rail traffic converging on El Paso, signaling rapid town growth within a couple of years.
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Brown-Manzan Res
New
Mxico
Katelsen & D-g Tsu
el Paso
Herald
Sea
White Oaks
Chain of
Las Vegas
Albuquerque
Brown Manzanares Company
Santa Fe R. R. Piets
New Mexico
el Paco
Klondike Gold Strike Stirs Stampede Rumors
Fritz Beherson of Victoria reports unknown American creek yielded 50 000 dollars in coarse gold in one day fueling talk of a Klondike rush. About 900 miners left Seattle and Vancouver bound for the Klondike as news of the find spreads. A Seattle captain, K E M Barrington, earlier sought Klondike deeds and sold holdings near Colorado for 190 000 dollars.
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Vancouver
Fritz Beherson
Victoria
B. C
Karl
Dawson
Behensons
Seattle
Eebury
Klondike
City
Cleveland
KE. M. Barrington
Puget Sound
Kondike Claims
Colorado Springs
Sagasta Says He Will Be Recalled In Disgrace
Premier Sagasta vows a recall over disparaging remarks about President McKinley. Spanish authorities step up guard measures at Minister Woodford's Madrid home as the bitter political fallout unfolds.
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Sagasta
McKinley
Woodford
Madrid
De Lome Affair Sparks Recall and Headlines
Washington reports Judge Day outlining the recall of Spanish Minister De Lome after a letter to Canalejas quotes disparaging the U S president. Spain accepts De Lome's resignation, Woodford to receive passports. Madrid to send envoy home. Rumors swirl of Blanco resignation and war talk in Madrid and London press.
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Washington
Day
Woodford
Canalejas
Acmite
United States
de Lome
Madrid
Sagarta
Spain
State Department
Caralejss
Havana
Ameri
Alaska Mail Routes Put to Bids for Four Year Terms
First Assistant Postmaster General Perry Heath opened bids for new Alaska mail routes. One route covers 1618 miles from Juneau via Dyea Dawson City Canada to Weare Alaska with two round trips monthly for four years from July 1. Another bids 900 miles from St Michael s along the Yukon to Weare with one monthly round trip for four years from July 1 with a one year option. Many bids await classification.
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Washington D. C
Perry Heath
Alaska
Juseau
Dyea
Dawson City
Canada
Ansda
Cirel
Weare
Tanana
Ss. Michael's
Yukon
Kutlik
Kosemisky
Anvik
Nusto
Novikakat
Count Seilern Weds Miss Actoniette Weerishoffer in New York
A lavish ceremony at the church of the incarnation on Madison Avenue united Miss Actoniette Weerishoffer the daughter of the late Charles Weerishoffer and Oswald Ottendorfer’s granddaughter with Count Charley Seilern of Vienna. Rt Rev Henry Yates Satterlee officiated with Austrian embassy presence and a large crowd of society figures.
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New York
Rncarnation
Madison Avenue
New
Mises Actoinette Weerishoffer
Harles Weerishoffer
Oswald Ottendorfer
Journal List
Steats Zetung
Charley Seilern
Vienna
Henry Yates Satterlee
Washington D. C
Washington
Franz Ried von Riedeman
Georgia chamber of commerce convention discusses tax repeal
Over 200 delegates and 24 mayors from Georgia cities gathered in Atlanta to plot methods for advancing manufacturing. President Tik Ness of the Atlanta chamber presided while Mayor Charles A. Collier welcomed attendees as the convention debated repealing a law that exempts industrial establishments from municipal taxation.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Chamber of Commerce
Tik Ness
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Charles A. Collier
Prosecution Seeks Funds for Sheriff Martinard Case
In Wilkes Barre on February 10 the commonwealth covers key prosecutors and witnesses while private counsel fees remain unpaid. The case against Sheriff Martinard and deputies continues as miners families endure hardship at home. Morris Engleman, a striker, testified first.
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Wilkesbarre
Martinard
Commonwealth
Morris Engleman
I M Lawrance Fends Off Ladrones at Corral in Night Standoff
I M Lawrance shot at two Mexican thieves who looted his sunlit corral sugar sacks after breaking a lock. The assailants fled toward the Santa Fe depot with gunfire exchanging as law officers search the area. Lawrence replaces the lock and resumes watch.
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I. M. Lawrance
Lawrence
Burgos
Corral
Caballero
City Hall
Children of Mercury
Star Stables
Santa Fe
George Herold
Lockhart
No Split in Ohio Governor Busnell Says Republicans Stand Solid
Governor Businell of Ohio travelled to Chicago and stated that the Ohio Republican Party remains united on financial policy and will support the gold standard in 1900. He dismissed talk of a split after the last senatorial race and predicted harmony statewide.
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Chicago
Busn
Ohio
Asphyxiated Groom Dead on Wedding Day
Keokuk Iowa February 10 Ed Recepp a young man from Green Bry died by gas asphyxiation at the Metropolitan hotel in Fort Madison last night. He failed to answer his nine o'clock call and was found in bed with the gas turned on this morning. The death marred his wedding day.
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Keokuk
Ed Recepp
Green Bry
Metropolitan
Ft Madison
Remarkably Fast Santa Fe Train Run Sets Record
Topeka reports a western road run by the Santa Fe Limited from La Junta Colorado leaving at 8 50 a m five hours late and arriving at Dede City Kansas at 12 37 p m covering 202 miles at an average speed of 53 4 miles per hour.
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Topeka
Kans
Santa Fe
Lim
la Junta
Colorado
Dede City
Kansas
Garment Workers Strike Widens Across New York
New York on February 10 reports 7,000 garment workers on strike despite union claims of no season strike. Trouser makers push strike force to 3,500 as walkouts spread citywide.
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New York
Arbitration bill faces fate of House labor committee vote
General Grosvenor's bill for voluntary arbitration of trade disputes faces approval or rejection this afternoon by the House committee on labor. The American Federation of Labor opposes the measure, doubting it will achieve the intended goals. Strong pressure is pushing to put the bill on the back burner.
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Washington
General Grosvenor
House Committee On Labor
American Federation of Labor
Ohio
Stong
Ministers Resignations Rejected by Chicago Church
The Green Street Congregational church refused Rev. C O Brown's resignation and its directors passed a resolution expressing confidence in the pastor. The railroad commission in Austin approved and ordered registered $45 000 of first mortgage bonds for five miles of railway from Sweetwater Nolan County to the south.
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Chicago
C.O. Brown
Green Street
Railroad Commission
Austin
Secretary of State
Colorado Valley Railway Company
Sweetwater
Nolan County
Troops Ready to Deploy to Alaska in Four Companies
General Merrian telegraphs the War Department that four companies will be sent to Alaska. Half will depart on the 16th and the rest on the 24th of this month.
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Washington
Merrian
War Department
Alaka
Hanna to be Indicted in Senate Bribery Probe
Columbus February 10. The senate bribery investigation committee will report Mark Hanna guilty of attempting to bribe Representative Oris through Hanna's authorized agents. The report will be submitted next Tuesday and the United States senate will be memorialized to take action as prescribed by law.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate Bribery Investigation Committee
Mark Hanna
Oris
Hanna
United States Senate
University club honors Boutelle and Bryan in Chicago reception
The University Club in Chicago hosted a reception for Henry Sherman Boutelle the newly elected congressman from the third district and Charles Page Bryan the newly appointed United States minister to Brazil. A banquet followed this evening.
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Chicago
Ill
University Club
Henry Sherman Boutelle
Congress
Charles Page Bryan
Brazil
Morales Declared President by Guatemala Supporters
General Prospero Morales, leader of the failed Guatemala revolt, has been declared president by his supporters in Mexico City. He denounces the assassination and plans to return to Guatemala at once.
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General Morales
City OF
Mexico
Prospero Morales
Guatemala
Luetgert Defiant in Chicago Trial Report
Luetgert proclaimed defiance in Chicago as he called the verdict against him a product of cowards and questioned the jurors during a morning proceeding following the conviction.
Zola Trial Delayed As Dreyfus Illness Reported
Paris reports a disruption at the Zola trial with Dreyfus unable to attend due to illness. The Star Grocery is advertised offering cheaper goods than competitors in the city. A single vial is claimed to convince you.
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Star Grocery
Fire Directors Meet Amid Resignations and Budget Talks
The fire directors held their monthly session in the county court room chaired by vice President Watts due to President Edwards sick. They added a new director H P Noake from Book and Latker Co and discussed funding for burial expenses, bylaw changes, and moving to better quarters with a 25 pound alarm bell procurement.
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Watts
Edwards
Stacey
Three
Morris
J. Calisher
Charlie Westbrook
Kelly & Pollard
Connors
Messrs. Stevens
Horace Steven
H. P. Noake
Book and Latker Company
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HK Paso
H. L. Newman, Jr
Asst. Cashier
Mexican Money and Exchange
S. R. Morehead
J C L&ckland
Joseph Magoffin
J.h.russell
State National Bank
Exchange
Juarez Branch
THE
Banco Comercial OF
Chiarga
Republic of Mexico
Europe
Luis Terrazas
Enrique C.orfel
Jo*. M. Falomir
Maximo Krakauer
Luis Terrazas, JR
Ciudad Juarez
Adolph Krakauer
PEW & Son
Tle Money
C. C. Tanner & Bro
van Blarcom
Mesa Avenue
Texas Street
STAR
J. Galdwell
Prog
Caldwell Undertaking Je
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J. E Nagley
Ehrenberg
EL Pas
O’brien
Raymond & Co
New York Hat Factory
San Antonio ST
EL P
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Practical Hatter
RAND
J. B. Watson
San Antonio and
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Paso
SES AS
Shady Grove
el Paso Grocery Co
Oregon & E
Overland
Center
el Paso and
San Francisco
Mexican Curio and Art Store
Department
W. G. Walz
EL Paso, Texas
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Seat
Tle
Minister DE Lome
Businell
Republicas
Ontona
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Brown
Boutelle and
Bryan
Luetgert Defiant
Luetzert
Zola
Paris
Dreyfus
Royal
Maine
Royal Baking Powder
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