Rubber Trust Dominates U S Rubber Output in Hearings
New York inquiry into the United States Rubber company and the sugar refining trust reveals margins and prices. Charles R. Flint testifies as treasurer while details about plant purchases and consolidation of rubber output are discussed by Senator Lexow and witnesses.
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United States
New York
Charles RB
Flint
J. B. Ford
M. C. Martin
Rubber Company
Joint Legislative Committee On ‘Trusts
John E. Searles
American Sugar Refining Company
Lexow
United States Rubber Company
Charles R. Flint
New Jersey
Rubber Trust
New Brunswick Rubber Company
Hope For A Blind Man From Missouri Race Track Recovery
Feb 17 at 7 Louris Missouri. Frank McMillan, known as the Kansas City race track figure, has endured three years of light. He expresses confidence in weeks to come after X ray treatment.
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Len
Louris
Frank ‘Meiin
Kansas City
McMillan
Duestrow Hanged for Killing Wife and Child at Gallows
Dr Arthur Duestrow once a St Louis millionaire was hanged at the county jail courtyard after admitting he killed his wife and child. He died by strangulation at 12:59 pm following a dramatic self denouncement of insanity and pleas to Governor Johnson.
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St. Louis
Chik
Untox
Arthur Duestrow
Brandenburg
Daestrow
C. P. Johnson
Governor Johnson
Krecker
Duestrow
Kreckel
iPuchta
Hulda Duestrow
Charles P Johnson
Stephens
A. I. W. Brandenburg
Daestron
Bryan Will Address Missouri Legislature Next Saturday
Jefferson City Mo Feb 17 William J Bryan will address the Missouri legislature in the hall of the house of representatives next Saturday. He is expected to speak on national issues and public policy before the state lawmakers in session. The event is anticipated to draw attendees from state government and the public.
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Bryan
Jefferson ‘City
William J. Bryan
Missouri Legislature
House of Representatives
Republic of
Snow Deepens in Cascade Mountains Near Tacoma
Tacoma Washington February 17 three feet of snow have fallen since Thursday in the Cascade mountains. The snow depth on both sides of the Northern Pacific tunnel now averages eleven feet.
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Cascades
Tacoma
Wash
Cascade ‘Mountains
Northern Pacific
Ho bart to resign business offices March first
New York reports Garret A. Hobart vice president elect will resign many business positions now linked with his official duties as of March 1. The move aligns with expectations that public service obligations will supersede private roles. Hobart’s exit from these offices signals formal separation from commercial ties ahead of inauguration.
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New York
Garret A. Hobart
United States
Monometallism Debate Roils Senate and Pension Action
Congressional record recap covering February discussions on bimetallism versus monometallism, tensions between Chandler and Pettigrew, and warnings on money policy. House pension bills, veto on Nancy Allabach widow pension, and multiple executive sessions on treaties, appropriations, and naval aid. Also notes Pass L’Outre funding, India famine relief, and Clayton-Bulwer treaty debates.
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Senate
Chandler
New Hampshire
Brean
Palmer
Meliiley
Mennley
House
Nancy A. Allabach
Peter H. Allabach
Morgan
Sherman
Alabama
Stevenson
Pass L’outre
Mississippi
National Guard
Secretary of the Navy
India
Congress
Sayers
Dockery
Reed
Wilson
McKinley
Justice Shiras
DeArmond
Missouri
Cuba
Perkins
Abraham Lincoln
Old Hall of Representatives
Post Office
Hill
New York
Olney
Sylvester Scovell
Indian Territory
Turpie
Bank Wrecker Gets Ten Years
John H. Hoffer former cashier of the First National Bank of Lebanon Pennsylvania pleaded guilty to embezzling about 109000 dollars from the bank. Judge Butler sentenced him to a 1000 dollar fine and ten years in the penitentiary.
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Philadelphia
John H. Hoffer
First National Bank of Lebanon
Butler
Ten Percent Wage Cut at Pennsylvania Steel Works
Harrisburg Pa February 16 notice posted at Pennsylvania Steel works announces a ten percent wage reduction to take effect March 1. About 3000 employees are affected as a consequence of the steel rail pool collapse.
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Harrisgone
Pennsylvania Steel Company
Dr Joseph Feld Dies. West's Oldest Homeopathic Physician
Dr Joseph Feld, the oldest homeopathic physician in the West and a notable Kansas City figure, is reported dead. The Kansas City area paper notes Feld’s long practice and impact on medical life in the region, marking the loss of a venerable physician with a storied career.
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Joseph Feld
Kansas
Crrr
West
Kane
Real Blood Remedy S S S a Success for Serofula
Mrs. T Buck of Delaney Arkansas suffered Serofula for 25 years despite doctors and harmful arsenic and potash treatments. After taking twelve bottles of S S S she recovered completely with clear healthy skin, claiming the poison was driven out through the skin and she would not trade her health for money.
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S.S
T. Buck
Delaney, Ark
S.S.S
Squirrels Surprised by Odd Shore Mountain Hunt
An unusual Jersey Shore hunting tale describes Lolly Srnn and David Lil guiding a group to Shore Mountain. After a failed start, 15 large black and gray squirrels are driven from a tree by a stick, with Smith bagging them while Hill flees from a lurking catamount before an opossum is revealed. The Philadelphia Times recount ends with an ad for the Metropolitan papers.
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Jersey Shore
Lolly Srnn
David Lil
Jersey
Smith
Hill
Terra Firma
Davy
Philadelphia Times
ST NICHOLAS to Feature New Serials and Arts in 1873 Edition
ST NICHOLAS announces a broader 1873 launch with varied content including A Story of Shakespear's Time Master Skylark by Joan Bennett and A Great War Story for North and South The Last Three Soldiers by William H Shelton plus girl focused June's Garden by Marion Hill Also three bold serials and numerous tales from top writers with patriotic sketches travel tales and puzzles priced 83.00 yearly 25 cents an issue subscriptions via the publisher in Union Square New York.
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ST Nicholas
America
St. Nicholas
Shakespear
North
South
William H. Shelton
Signal Corps
Ss Garden
Marion Hill
Atron
George Bkennan
Russia
Walter Cammpp
J. T. Trowbridge
Ceatery (Co
Union Square
New York
Local Gazette draws readers despite party tensions
Citizens rally around the town newspaper as Republicans express displeasure with reported content yet praise the paper’s wide readership and reliable news coverage. The debate highlights the paper’s role in community information.
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Repuoblicana
Gazette
Century in 1897 Adds New Features and Contents
The Century announces continued publication as an American magazine with monthly tables of contents highlighting the best in literature and art. The current interest in American history renders the issue particularly timely and relevant for readers seeking quality in expanding cultural coverage.
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Readig
Hugh Wynne Free Quaker Novel in The Revolution
A great novel of the American Revolution by Dr H Weir Mitchell titled Hugh Wynne Free Quaker presented as the hero’s autobiography. Set in Philadelphia social life during Washington’s era with figures like Washington Franklin and Lafayette. The work blends history with romance and war, with first chapters appearing in the November issue and illustrations by Howard Pyle.
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Weir Mitchell
Hugh Wynne
Washington
Philadelphia
Washingter
Franklin
Lafayette
Howard Pyle
Campaigning with Grant in General Porter’s Memoir Series
A series by General Horace Porter based on his wartime diary traces campaign life and scenes with General Grant. Porter, an aide on Grant’s staff, offers pen pictures in the forthcoming Century feature. The first installment appears in the November issue.
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Porter
Grant
A Rose of Yesterday by Marion Crawford
A new novel by Marion Crawford begins in November about modern European life with American characters. The issue presents a wood engraving by T. Cole and announces future features including superb art and the best short stories. Subscriptions are $4 a year or 36 cents a issue. The Century Co Union Square New York.
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Mr. Isaace
Saracinesca
Casa Braccio
Europe
T. Cole
THE
Century CO
Union Square
N. Y
Yours for Health in Dry Climate Cure Claim
Physicians affirm a pure dry air equable temperature and constant sunshine may cure consumption and related diseases. The Salt River Valley Arizona and parts of New Mexico are cited as ideal climates. A pamphlet from the Santa Fe Route Passenger Department offers full information and free copies via G. T. Nicholson at Chicago.
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Salt River Valley
Arizona
New Mexico
Santa Fe
G. T. Nicholson
Chicago
Discover Lawrence Job Printing Department
Local readers are invited to learn about the city’s extensive printing shop, equipped with modern machinery to produce one line cards, tall posters, circulars, and bank books. Those who discovered it early have benefited. Which class are you in?
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Lawrence
New Gold Field Discovered At Ransburg Cal
Excitement mounts in California over rich gold ore finds at Ransburg California a new camp 25 miles from Cramer station on the Atlantic and Pacific division of the Santa Fe Route. Local agent A.T. & S.F. offers full trip information and costs.
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California
Ransburg
Cal
Cramer’ Station
Atlantic
Pacific
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Vicks Floral Guide
the Guide
Vick
Illustrated Monthly
James Vick’s
Rochester, N. Y
Vick's
Montaby Magazine
the ‘Rubber Trust
Baye’ May ‘Tring Back
Frank McMil
Ben Ce Ei
Congressional
Senator Chandler
Major McKinley
Serofula
Swift Specific Co
Atlanta, Ga
Ene Tely
SIMS
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Joan Brissan Wacker
Sao GR
Shicago
Rock Island and Pacific Railway
Rock Islands
Canada
Mexico
John Sebastion
G. P A
Mary Marrs Dodge
N. K. Fairbank Company
Horace Porter
Marion Crawford
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