Ins and Outs: Mayors, Executives, and Travel Notes
Mayor Campbell leaves for Chicago for thirty days. George E. Levings recovers from the grippe. Supt. Dolan of the Mexican Central to Marceline Mo to bring family to El Paso by the 16th. J B Stetson with the San Francisco and North Pacific arrived from the west in private car and heads to Mexico City. T Beck to San Luis Potosi for Central service. copies Herald to San Luis Potosi Public Library.
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Campbell
Chicago
Supt
Dolan
Marceline, Mo
el Paso
J. B. Stetson
San Francisco and North Pacific
City of Mexico
Mr. T. ©. Beck
Southern Pacific
San Luis Potosi
the Central
Herald
Corralitos Mission Progress at Guerrero and Rail Work
Manager Ramsey and Government Engineer Valdez return while Chief En gineer Smith pushes on to Guerrero. A track laying machine from Chicago advances two miles daily. The stone work for the turntable and round house progresses with a 60 foot turn table and five stalls in the round house. The 50,000 gallon iron tank nears completion as yards fill with gravel and engines deliver building material.
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Ramsey
Valdez
Corralitos
Smith
Guerrero
Chicago
Ayer's Hair Vigor Promises Prompt Baldness Prevention
Medical notice urges readers to start using Ayer's Hair Vigor to curb premature baldness before hair roots are damaged. It emphasizes immediate action for best results and warns against delaying until the scalp is bare.
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Ayer
General Joe Shelby Dies in Missouri at Farm
General Joe O Shelby died at his Adrian Missouri farm at 4 am. Born 1831 in Lexington Kentucky he moved to Missouri as a youth and became a slave owner. He led Shelby's Brigade in the Confederate cavalry and joined Maximilian in Mexico before returning to Missouri to a civil service career.
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Adrian
Joe O. Shelby
Here
Waverly
Lafayette County
Joe Shelby
Kansas
Shelby
Capt. Shelby
Price
Capt Shelby
Missouri
Arkansas
Louisiana
Texas
Lee
Mexico
Maxmilian
Corsicana
Houston
Austin
Rabb
Treasury
San Antonio
Eagle Pass
Maximilian
Mexe Ido
Pacific Coast
California
Gen
Cleveland
United States
Gov. Stone
Stone
Appomattox
Congress Acts and Debates in Senate and House
Doings in Washington report Repkins of California introducing a joint resolution to place a navy ship at the San Francisco chamber of commerce for famine relief shipping to India. Senator Morgan seeks action on abrogating the Clayton Bulwer treaty but secret treaty arbitration discussion blocks it. Senate foreign relations leaders fail to agree on the arbitration treaty with Great Britain as the House returns to sundry civil appropriation bill work.
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Washington
Perkins
California
Secretary of the Navy
Chamber of Commerce of
San Francisco
United States
India
Morgan
Alabama
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Great Britain
House
Steel rail prices edge up as Gates travels east
Pittsburg report says motions by Illinois Steel president Gates swung eastward, with little news from Carnegie. Pittsburg quotations show prices rising slightly to about 17 to 18 dollars per ton delivered.
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Pittsburg
Gates
Illinois Steel Company
Chicago
Pittburg
Carnegie
Fitzsimmons Arrives in Pueblo for Evening Exhibition
Boxers Bob Fitzsimmons and his party reach Pueblo Colorado for a show tonight. Manager Martin Julian departs for Nevada this afternoon. Fitzsimmons stays in Colorado until Tuesday evening then moves to training quarters near Carson.
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Pueblo
Col
Bob Fitzsimmons
Martin Julian
Nevada
Fitzsimmons
Colorado
Carson
Greeks Land Arms for Crete Insurgents
The Greek flotilla led by Prince George reportedly landed a large quantity of arms ammunition and provisions for Cretan insurgents at Cania Crete. Insurgents occupy hills around Cania awaiting arrivals of arms ammunition and supplies.
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Crete
Canea
Prince George
Greece
International Chess Match Resumes in Brooklyn
The morning play in the international chess match resumes with Locock resigning to Showalter and Barry defeating Lawrence. The match now reads America 2, Great Britain 1.
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Brooklyn
N.Y
Locock
Showalter
Barry
Lawrence
America
Great Britain
Turkey warns Greece attack if Crete actions not restrained
Constantinople reports that the Porte informs the powers Turkey will strike Greece in Thessaly if the powers fail to restrain hostile Greek activity in Crete.
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Constantinople
Porte
Turkey
Greece
Thessaly
Crete
Senator elect Mason Taken Ill In Chicago
Senator elect Mason fell unconscious from nervous prostration at noon in Chicago. Doctors consulted decided to send him south for treatment and rest after the episode.
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Chicago
Mason
Toe Bicycle Score leads six days race standings in Pittsburgh
At 3 p m the six days bicycle race standings list Waller on top with 1082 miles and 8 laps followed by Gimm 1080 miles and 9 laps Shock 1069 Hall 1053 Forster 1031 and Ruckel 971 miles in the Pittsburgh event with the clock ticking.
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Pitttburg
Waller
Gimm
Shock
Hall
Forster
Ruckel
Jackson and Walling's Cases Rehearing Overruled
FRANKFORT Ky February 12 The court of appeals overruled both petitions for a rehearing in the Jackson and Walling cases this morning.
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Jackson
Walling
Frankfort
A Big Appropriation for 54th Congress Report
Washington on February 13 reports the published estimate of the total appropriation for the 54th Congress at 1 billion 44 million 463 thousand dollars. The figure reflects the overall federal funding requested for the current session.
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Washington
54Th Congress
Bank Suspended in West Superior Wisconsin
WEST SUPERIOR Wis February 12 The State Trust and Savings bank suspended this morning.
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Bank
West Superior
Wis
The
State Trust and Savings Bank
Comedian Herr Mitterwurster Dead in Vienna
Vienna reports comedian Herr Mitterwurster, famed in America, has died. A. J. Papen issues a card in the Rio Grande Republican denying Anderson will gain the Republican and asserting no change in the management.
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Vienna
Herr Mitterwurster
America
A. J. Papen
Rio Grande
Anderson
Bloodiest Kentucky family tragedy ends in murder suicide
John Marrs, a 40 plus merchant, killed his four year old son and fourteen year old daughter Helen, wounded his sister Ida, then shot himself. Police report show gruesome scene with severed head, razor, revolver and earlier history of insanity at Kaufman Wilson & Co. in Lexington.
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Lexington
John Marrs
Helen
Ida
Marrs
Mark
Ida Marrs
Kaufman, Wilson & Co
Big Iron Trust Plot Ties Illinois Steel to Standard Oil
A Pittsburgh dispatch reports President Gates of Illinois Steel hints at a vast monopoly plan. Rumors say Carnegie Rockefeller and J Pierpont Morgan aim to control U S iron production, with Morgan's group holding Illinois Steel stock. The drive plateaus as rivals cut prices, paralyzing smaller firms and signaling a survival of the fittest freeze out.
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Standard Oil
Pittsburg
President Gates
Illinois Steel Company
Carnegie
Rockefeller
J. Pierpont Morgan
United States
Scott and Massachuset
Post
Morgan
Carrer
Iros
Sugar Investigation at Lexow Committee Hearing
The Lexow committee questions John F. Searles of the American Refining Co about sugar trust records he promised to produce. Searles was absent with plans to appear later. another witness hints the books may arrive next week. George H. Miller and Lawson N. Fuller testify on the sugar trust property values.
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New York
Lexow
John F. Searles
American Refining Company
Searles
Mr. Lexow
Shepard
George H. Miller
Lawson N. Fuller
Sugar Trust
Empress of China Brings War News From Manila
Reports from the Empress of China describe Spanish forces pouring into Manila and a rebel surge in the Philippines with estimates of 12 000 to 20 000 fighters. Governor General Polavieja’s arrival followed by executions including Dr Rizal, and a small Spanish column being ambushed.
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Vancouver
B. C
Manilla
Europe
Phillippine Islands
Bulacan
Polaviejila
Orty
Rizel
Pew
Spain
Helena Bank Failure Due to Mismanagement
Merchants National Bank of Helena Montana failed this morning. It held capital of 350000 dollars and surplus 70000 with undivided profits 68000 and debts to other banks 125000 and to individual depositors 891000. Treasury Department cites bad management as cause.
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Washington
Merchants National Bank
Helena
Montana
Treasury Department
Weekly Bank Statement Highlights for Associated Bank
New York February 13 weekly statement shows reserves down 2 291 285 loans up 2 854 100 specie up 63 000 legal tenders down 3 756 500 deposits down 886 700 circulation down 64 000 Banks hold 51 565 000 in excess of legal requirements.
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New York
Associated Bank
President Elect McKinley Hosts Webb Couple
Major McKinley spent the morning with Dr. and Mrs. H. Seward Webb of New York. Mrs. Webb was a Vanderbilt. Dr. Webb talked with McKinley for an hour and then departed on a special train to Cleveland. Webb has been linked to cabinet speculation.
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Canton
Maj. McKinley
H. Seward Webb
New York
Stock Exchange Opens With Quiet Irregular Trading
New York on February 13 saw a resumed market with a quiet irregular tone. Industrials largely fell while St Paul and Atchison preferred rose but only by small fractions.
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New York
Stock Exchange
St. Paul and Atchison
Peace Must Be Maintained. Hungarian Premier Reports Status Quo
Baron Bantty tells the chamber of deputies that powers have agreed on the necessity of preserving peace and the status quo in the east. The statement emphasizes unity and stability amid tensions.
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Bupa Pest
Austria
Chamber of Deputies
Baron Bantty
Missing editor returns from Mexico with wife
C E Edwards formerly managing editor of the Kansas City Journal says he went to Mexico with his wife after being reported missing. He explains delays in communication, traveling by mule back through Sonora and Chihuahua, then walking to El Paso to inform friends of his safety before joining his wife in Guadalajara and reaching the area.
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C. E. Edwards
The
Kansas City Journal
Mexico
Santa Fe
Sonora
Chihuahua
el Paso
Guadalajara
Mexico Herald
World's Dispensary Medical Adviser Offer
A broad public appeal invites readers to obtain Dr. Pierce's People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser from the World’s Dispensary Medical Association in Buffalo New York. The 1008 page volume with 300 illustrations costs 21 one cent stamps. 680000 copies have sold at 1.50 dollars each, with a free manilla binding and limited to 500000 copies.
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Dispensary Medical Association
Buffalo
N. Y
Pierce
Common Sense
Springer’s Store Slashes Prices In Final Week
Due to delayed stock at the new store at Stanton and St. Louis, a 15 percent cash discount is offered for all goods starting Monday February 15. The sale, promoted as the store’s last week, invites customers to take advantage at Springer’s El Paso Texas corner location.
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Stanton and
St. Louis Sts
Springer’s
Cor
Stanton
St. Louis
el Paso
Texas
Local dealers push Chamberlain cough remedy
The community increasingly relies on the local druggist for top products. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is pitched as a cure for bad colds croup and whooping cough and is urged for trial with promises of pleasing results.
Cure for boils in Lowell man with sarsaparilla bottles
A Lowell Massachusetts young man long plagued by recurring neck boils was cured after using three bottles of Ayer s Sarsaparilla. The treatment also improved digestion and increased body weight.
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Lowell
Mass
Ayer
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