Giant Steel Trust Formed Across U S Industry
A vast steel combine controls US iron and steel, with estimates of $200 million to $300 million in assets. Key players include Carnegie works, Bethlehem Iron, and Illinois Steel. New pool sets rail prices and allocates sales by freight, with Chicago offices coordinating Western distribution. Formation detailed in New York and Pittsburgh meetings.
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Hughes
Arixent
Iron and Steel
America
New York
Pittsburg
Birmingham
Slinois Company
Colorado Fuel-and Ion Company
Chicago
Fiths
Carnegie Works
Bethlehem Iron Company
Bethlehem
Illnois Steel Company
Arizona appoints Franklin as governor in bitter fight
The article reports Arizona officials reacting to the selection of J. Franklin as governor, noting a fierce internal struggle, potential delays in assuming office, and the political maneuvering surrounding the transition. It mentions the current governor Hughes and the expected Senate-confirmed succession, with references to the Washington telegram and House appointments, all amid a contentious resignation context.
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Arizona
Js.j Frantlin
Sontelary Bruce
Washington
Tle
Astmes
Hughes
Amu Fitniel
Senate
Bughes
Franklin
Highes
Grantet
Sime
Letiya
House of Jisnre
Kaheas City
Jiatey, Ailer
Cleveland
Consi Wat Tan Jaw
China
Anil
Ipana
Sven
Prisoner Undergoes Remarkable Medical Removal
A hospital in the state prioniselt performed a simple operation to remove a needle lodged in a prisoner’s body for years. The patient, a male inmate aged beyond eighteen, suffered pain and a weighted head injury from the needle. Despite attempts, the needle could not be located with available techniques until a careful procedure freed it. The incident underscores the prison medical staff’s efforts to address unusual foreign body cases.
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Thary
Murria
Ryra Tie
Min
Yiu
Jush Lalu
Awlirost Green and the Farm boy’s strange tale
A garbled report describes Awlirost Green, a farm boy, facing a bizarre sequence of events tied to a rumored joke that would force a company to reveal its plans. The narrative mentions a police investigation, a bar scene, a death, and a trial, all framed by unclear details and damaged text.
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Slate
Tohiay
Tragedy Shocks Clavelasd as Home Collapse Kills Several
An accidental collapse at a house in Clavelasd Ohio kills Bradford Olmstead and Olive Vangelin, injures Miss Emma Die, and leaves a note urging a contact to Weaver of Menominee. A separate incident at Paradelin Hover Mercy provides a self harm scene with a deliberate sun side attack.
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Emma Diewichs
Sogvestia
Dagmed
Killett Mimself
Paradelin
Mercarinee
Wiskeilluet
Ninian Peper
Tod
Weaver
Menominee
Dean Counsty
Wis
Fire in Cincinnati causes widespread interior damage
A blaze in Cincinnati caused extensive interior damage to a building and its equipment. Authorities report the fire impacted multiple areas and involved about 240 workers, with estimated losses around 80,600 dollars. Investigation ongoing.
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Gocseigar
Inpuye Pree
Four Killed in a Fire at 37 Hudson Street
Newton reports four people perished and two injured in a three story tenement fire at 37 Hudson Street owned by the Trinity Church corporation. Upper floors housed several families. origin unknown. Names cited include Bliss Margaret Ryan Kate Giggins Thomas Matley Archibald Grogan and Mary McMahon. Property loss valued around 150.
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Hudson Street
Trinity Church Corporation
Bliss Margaret Ryan
Kate Giggins
Walsh
Miss Ryan
Higgins
Fire destroys three Louisville whisky warehouses
In Louisville Kentucky a fire razed two three story warehouses of Pleasure Ridge Distillery Company with over 34000 barrels of whisky. Originating in an elevator shaft from a spark near a smokestack the blaze overwhelmed the on site fire service. Barrel explosions and wind aided the inferno driving flames high. The copper shop burned as well. Total loss about 420,000 with most on bonded whisky and some on free whisky. Insurance about 325,000.
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Onia
Hhouisville
Pleasure Ridge Distitl«cy Company
Armed mob blocks Palmetto registration in 19th century New Orleans area
Special dispatches report armed men held Palmetto Louisiana to deter black voters. Registrar Swords opened the office by day but no negroes registered. A mob flogged several and shot at residents after a confrontation near the home of Rewhen Stelly, killing Stelly and another black man. A white sheriff’s deputy was killed in the western district.
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Palmetto
St. Landry Parish
Stelly
Aleut Buutieg
Grand Gatean
St. Landy Parlal
St. Landy Parlal Wes Nyiflgl
Hal Atintas Fontene
Qarlsls
Treasure Travel and Cable Negotiations in Turbulent Times
A report covers a dramatic gold and currency seizure with $16,909,000 in coins and notes moved from a historic building, guarded by police as it reached a temporary resting place. It also notes negotiations in Pacific cable deals, a rejected exclusive riding proposal for the Hawaiian Islands, and a fatal family quarrel ending in the stepson’s murder and a large estate.
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Govertinest
Rand-McNally
America Express Company
The
Express Company
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Orrans
Advicaa Whiel
Antonia
Aeleme
Sanvera
Tawsit
Atvniian
Iawaiian
Japan
Alao
Indictments Spark Wide University of Hingis Trustees Probe
In a sweeping case, Gow Aligedd and others tied to the University of Hingis board face charges under Ges Law regulating the American flag and related matters. A town display outside a Military Wall prompts further scrutiny amid the overarching investigation. Kidnapping claimed as a child case involving Mors Madjes ka actress and business figures Adewdave and Ralph Moiljeska.
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Ciammaien
Nie Gov
Jota PP
Alteeld
The
University of Hingis
Wade
Fire destroys Scranton firm building details unknown
A Scranton firm named Straxtay May Johnson ker owned by O and datingrar, with Vincehurt involved, was totally destroyed by fire. origin of the blaze is unknown. Mr Johnsen, the principal owner in California, reports insurance could not be leaned.
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Straxtay
May Johnson
Vincehurt
O, Datingrar
Johnsen
California
Unclear text records court case and death in mystery
Fragmentary report mentions Bob Kayelis and Robert Kneelis in a court context with an accusation about a mare. A separate line references a badly decomposed body found in a tink walking area. The text is garbled and sources unclear.
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Rec Lereste
Imperial Court
Robert F Kneelis
Bethel
Neliie Kneelis
Unidentified decomposed body found in auction trunk
At 04 North Water Street a large trunk sold in a regular unredeemed property disposal revealed a badly decomposed man’s body. The box bore the name G M Morgan of Chicago and Mrs. McMullen stated no knowledge of the box while police seek an expressman who delivered the second box.
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Jefferson Court
Chicago
J. Wallace Waken
Naggage
McMullen
Morgan
Weather and trade dull with wheat and iron gains noted
Bradstreet's reports a dull trade overall with favorable weather lifting sentiment in some cities. Wheat corn and pig iron rise, dry goods and shoe sales improve in Chicago. Exports and U S business failures show mixed levels. Havana unrest grows as rebels gain momentum. Canadian mining policy discussed. prices for grains and livestock listed in various markets.
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New York
Bradstreet’s
Baltimore
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Chicago
United States
Argentines Rival Wheat Trade Threatens U S Farmers
A Washington correspondent reports Argentina and Uruguay are expanding wheat production and exports. From 1880 to 1894 Argentine wheat output and acreage surged, aided by mills, immigrant settlement, and favorable costs. The piece notes rising U S sensitivity to foreign competition and outlines structural factors shaping future grain flows.
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Europe
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London Times
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Argentine Republic
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Epen
Micsiasinyi
Lao
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Geld
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Pir
Aio Ware
Kuisth
Robbery At Schrage Home Shocks Chicago
Schrage, a six year old boy, was tied and gagged during a bold burglary at his home on Six Hundred Eighty Street. Thieves ransacked the residence taking bonds and cash totaling thousands, exploiting Schrage’s nightly money-counting habit. The crime, timed to his routine, ended with the assailants fleeing before discovery. A second obit notes Kansas City railroad executive George L. Neileton died at his home in Kansas City at age.
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Sadia
Lin Brooklyn
Goodwin Wan
Jim
Europe
Chicaze Police
Aippielan
Leit
Christopher Schrage
C Sehrace
Rafbery Avas
Chicago
Christ
Cook County
Fir Ronse
George 1 Neiléton
The
Kansas City, Port Scott and
Memphis Railroad
Waneas City
Senate and House Navy Bill Debates and Adjournment
The Senate and House actions cover naval appropriation debates, planned ship construction, and amendments. The bill authorizes four battleships and fifteen torpedo boats at about 35 million dollars, with the Navy expansion facing political clashes and procedural votes. Adjournment targets May 22, while other legislative items include territorial admission debates and public notices.
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Mieligan
Wabash
Esr
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Wil
Arizona
Ali
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North Dakota Railroad Company
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Aps
Pristion
Pease Hilty
Laure
Inca
Hill
Legislilion
Unite States
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Iowa Lawmakers Week in Review and Bills Filed
Iowa lawmakers reported on the past week with many bills introduced. Actions included a drainage land acquisition measure for levees, a $5,100 purchase for silver service, preferences for local products in state purchases, and a Senate move to adjust judicial districts. Debates covered railroad laws, a new jury code, and a primary action bill. The House failed a normal schools funding bill, adjournment plans were set, and committees examined code work and procurement rules.
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