Kilie Conwy and Migandé trust figure in early career
The text outlines a biography of Kilie Conwy connected to the Migandé estate trust, noting marital troubles, rise in business, and early life events. It mentions birth in Braddock Virginia in ISS, a first job at sixteen, work at Edgar Themen Etrel, and progression to the Homer tond Brest works and a superintendent post at age twenty one.
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Willkim Kilie Conwy
Migandé Eteet Trust
Spanger Petth Hale
Tle
Enon
Brest
Oper
Prominent Steel Leader Faces Divorce Rumors Amid Turmoil
The former general superintendent of Homeateat Steel and president of Carnegie Steel, later heading United States Steel, draws $75,000 annually. Rumors of resignation swirl due to domestic troubles as his wife reportedly pursues divorce in Nevada. Terrye allegedly overacts on stage in a play titled Altar Goes! causing dramatic publicity.
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Timie
Charles M. Schwab
Homeateat Steel Works
Fim
Carnegie Steel Company
Auconmlid Ste. Behwab
Colted Btatee Steel Corporation
Nevada
Isaid
Lave
Terrye
Endow Old Age Plans Stirs Pension Debate
Hoxton and Dee discuss time under consideration for endowment or all age pensions. Officials weigh surpluses and projections amid doubts about feasibility and government support for a comprehensive old age pension scheme.
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Hoxton
Dee
John DB
Koekerul
Jery
Macheine
Captain Stubbs at Nelwan's Nugehip Victory
Captain Stubbs, secretary of the Liv erphal Orphan Institution, is among the few living individuals who served during Nelwan's Nugehip Victory.
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Stubbs
Liverphal Orphan Institution
Nelwan
Nugehip
Genuine Ancient Calabash Molds and Their Odd Craft
A historical note describes skilled makers turning machine produced pieces into antique calabashes. It details deceptive aging, grease interiors, cracked worn surfaces, and patina tricks. Observers warn about fools and dirt reworking items sold in parlors, with prices varied and quality carefully maintained by practiced vendors.
Generals of the Ring explained by a veteran boxer
A veteran recalls traits of a ring general, praising Abe Attell and Jim Jeffries, and discussing strategy, endurance, and headwork. He cites Corbett as an early exemplar, noting mastery in defense, timing, and sensing when to clinch. The piece contrasts long experience with true ring generals who outthink opponents.
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der Harting
Anid Nelson
Rihg Generain
Thiter
Jeargans
Thi
Momuet
Sim Corbett
Fehwr
Coney
Oman
Jett
Ike
Jet
Jim Sides
Tennants
Ling
Abe
Adele Hanlon
Gardner Bing
George
Wim
Rapari
Tony
Mahen
Local Philadelphia man credits California remedy for Brights Disease cure
Sir Knight WM H Maneeley of Mary Commandery Philadelphia says a California preparation, Fulton’s Compound, cured his nine year battle with Bright’s Disease and Diabetes after ice packs and poor sleep. He cites other Philadelphia residents who recovered and urges masons to learn the "eternal truth" of the discovery, claiming a cure rate of seven in ten. Honolulu Drug Co. named as agents.
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San Fran Eisco
N. Seventeenth Street
Philadelphia
Mary Commandery
Jno
J. Hulton Co
Ta Fepart
Bright
Phy Cian
California
Fulton
Manveley
Richard Filbert
J. T. Snow
Columbia Avenue
K i
Hysician
Manseley
Honolulu Drug CO
Newla
Henwady
Newbro
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Henry Waterhouse Trust Co
Fiovky
Ital
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Merritory of
Hawai
Grande
Gabu
Henry Waterhonne Trust Company
WLM
GREY
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Atv
Generals OF the Ring
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Allon
Joan Fine
Ile
Whitlock
Colma
Mayer Bativel
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Toledo
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Willie Weil
New York World
Sir Knight Wm, H. Maneeley
Phil- Gelphia
Cardus
Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd
King St
Alakea
C. B. Reynolds
Alakea Street
Mauka Sailors' Home
the Relief and Burial Association
Relief and Burial Ass
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Dunieutt
Cutie
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YE CO
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W. Matlock Campbell
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