Miss Ellen Stone Release and Tsilka Arrest Report
Dispatch from Constantinople reports Miss Ellen M. Stone released in good health to the American legation dragoman. Rev Tsilka arrested on complicity charge in the kidnapping. Madame Tsilka, Bulgarian wife of Macedonian teacher Tsilka, was also captive. Stone on Salonica mission since 1873. born RoxburyMass.
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Dragoman
Legation
Paris
Temms
Ast
Constantinople
Ellen M. Stone
Dragomin
Tsilka
Miss Stone
Madame K
Mr. Tsilka
Samakov
Madame Tsilka
Salonica
United States
M. Cinlo
W. W W. Peet
Podrome
Northfield Seminary
Stephanova
America
Dwight L. Moody
Adirondacks
Bulgaria
American Board of Foreign Missions
Roxbury
Mass
Chelsea, Mass
Reception to Baudissin in Philadelphia
Count Voo Baudissin rear admiral of the German navy and commander of the imperial yacht Honenzollern visits Philadelphia as guest of Lawrence Johnson. He attends an informal luncheon at the University Club and a reception at the Johnson home with about 200 invitees. Overnight he tours the city by sleigh and makes several social calls.
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Philadelphia
Count Voo Baudissin
Honenzollern
Lawrence Johnson
Alfred Johnson
University Club
Wheeler’s Talk Sparks House Debate Over Remarks
Washington February 19 The speech by Mr Wheeler of Kentucky assailing Secretary Hay and Lord Pauncefote and criticizing preparations for Prince Henry drew reactions in the House yesterday. Gillet of Massachusetts condemned Wheeler's language while Robinson and Thayer disclaimed sympathy. Wheeler replied reaffirming his words and reading supportive letters. The incident dominated the day. the Indian appropriation bill saw little action.
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Washington
Wheeler
Kentucky
Hay
Lord Pauncefote
Prince Henry
Sir. Gillet
Massachusetts
Robinson
Indiana
Thayer
Talbert
South Carolina
Gillet
London
Hill
Connecticut
Shaffroth
Colorado
Burleson
Texas
Messrs. Reid
Dem
Ark
Sutherland
Rep
Utah
Padgett
Tenn
Poll
N. C
Taft sets out to end war in Philippines testimony
Governor Taft told the senate committee that the Filipino junta aimed to base propaganda in a city and that secret societies were used as agitation. He said the suspension of the right to advocate independence could be justified during wartime. Taft defended efforts to curb sedition and asserted plans to repeal section 10 after peace is restored.
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Washington
Taft
Philippines
Senate Committee On the Philippines
Iie
Wright
United States
Patterson
Miss Morton A Bride at Grace Church in New York
Miss Alice Morton daughter of former Vice President Morton married Winthrop Rutherford at Grace Episcopal church. Rev Huntington officiated. Simple ceremony with two bouquets of ascension lilies. Ushers included Chanler Winthrop Harriman Trav ers and Duryea. Notables attended including the Marquise De Talleyrand Astor Vanderbilt Whitney and Reid.
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New York
Alice Morton
Morton
Winthrop Rutherford
Grace Episcopal Church
Dr. Huntington
Winthrop Chanler
Egerton Winthrop, Jr
J. Borden Harriman
William R. Travers
Herman Duryea
Marquise de Talleyrand
James P. Kernochan
John Jacob Astor
Adrian Iselin
Bayard Cutting
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Payne Whitney
Clarence Mackay
Whitelaw Reid
Douglass Robinson
Twombly
Webb
Dividend of ten million issued by Moveau syndicate
New York February 19 J P Moveau and Co distributed a dividend of ten million dollars to members of the syndicate formed to underwrite the United States Steel Corporation. The dividend represents five per cent of the two hundred million dollars for which the syndicate was liable.
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New York
J. P. Moveau & Co
United States Steal Corporation
Continental Coal Company Formed In Ohio Coal Consolidation
Reports in coal and railroad circles say Morgan syndicate plans a new Continental Coal Company capitalized at 15 million dollars. It would merge 15 independent pits in the Hocking Valley and Sandy Creek valleys with mines on the Columbus Shawnee and Hocking railroad, excluding Pittsburg and Glendale mines already tied to a different combine. A single management aims to cut operating costs by consolidating the merged properties under one umbrella.
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Columbus
Rugal Coal
Morgan Syndicate
Hocking Vallest
Ohi Central
Lew Company
Continental Coal Company
Hocking
Sandy Creek
Pittsburg
Glendale
Columbus, Shawnee and Hocking
Hocking Valley
Continental Company
Patrick trial heats up as valet testifies in Rice case
New York prosecutors called Charles Jones, Rice's valet, who testified that Albert T. Patrick pursued a forged settlement plan. Jones said Patrick offered $250 to write a false letter claiming Rice trusted Holt, and that Patrick would pay more after a settlement, while promising secret payments from Holt.
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New York
Albert T. Patrick
William Marsh Rice
Charles F. Jones
Smith Rice
Jones
Rice
Texas News
Patrick
Charles L. Tiffany Dies in New York at 90
Charles L. Tiffany, senior partner of Tiffany & Co., died at his New York home of pneumonia at age 90. He had been ill for months after a fall on October 6 that seriously injured his hip and prompted his return home.
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Charles L. Tiffany
New York
Tiffany & Co
Anti-Trust Bill Defeated in Maryland House
Annapolis Md February 19 The Maryland house of delegates defeated by a tie vote a bill to bar trusts from doing business in the state. The measure mirrors provisions of a Texas law now in force.
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Annapolis
House of Delegates
Maryland
Texas
Restrictive influence lifted in New York trading fade
New York reports lifting of the restraining influence on Monday’s storm trading but execution totaled about half a million shares. Early strength faded, a general price drop followed, and railroad stocks especially transcontinental groups faced marked reluctance amid court actions and anticipated freight-rate revisions.
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New York
Southern Pacific
Sugar
Reading
Ontario
Western
Lackawanna
Senate committee withholds favor on omnibus claims bill
Washington February 24 The senate committee on claims refused a favorable report on the omnibus claims bill. Senator Warren then reported the bill to the senate. It provides payment for about 400 claims and aggregates 2,001,842 dollars. Many other claims are referred to executive departments for findings. No claim not passed by either the senate or house is included.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Claims
Warren
Senate
House
Markets Report From Pittsburg on Wheat Corn and More
Pittsburg market notes dated Feb. 15 show No. 2 red wheat at 7 6?6c, No. 2 corn near 6 5 1/4 to 66 1/2c, and oats around 50 4 to 49 1/4c. Prices for hay, butter, cheese, eggs, poultry, and cattle list varied ranges, with choicest cattle at 6.40 to 6.60, good stock 5.50 to 5.00, veal calves 7.00 to 8.75, and sheep and lambs mixed in the 4.00 to 5.50 range. </S>
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Pittsburg
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York State
Wisconsin
York
Vearlis
Philippine tariff vote set for Monday in Senate
Washington notes that the Senate plans a final vote on the Philippine tariff bill and amendments next Monday afternoon. Senator Wellington denounces the measure as imperialistic and taxation without representation, while Senator Stewart defends Congress’s authority to govern the Philippines. Police plan strong protection for Prince Henry’s Washington visit as Major Sylvester coordinates with the state department. Governor Taft discusses Aguinaldo and civil liberty, and Philippine newspapers face wartime restrictions on independence advocacy.
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Washington
Senate
Wellington
Maryland
Stewart
Nevada
Fas
Congress
Polices Department
Prince Henry
Major Sylvester
Pieres
State Department
Taft
Philippines
Senate Committee On the Philippines
Aguinaldo
Juana
Culberson
Senate Committee
Memorial fund growing for McKinley memorial
Public interest in the McKinley national memorial is rising as more letters arrive. Richard G. Kerens of St Louis saves Missouna will give 25,000 Duluth Minn will donate 1,500 Youngstown contributes 3,000 Cincinnati will not build a local monument and will transfer funds to the National association Teldis Dayton and Columbus discuss the same proposition.
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Cleveland
McKinley National Memorial
Richard G. Kerens
St. Louis
Missouna
Duluth
Smallpox Epidemic in Youngstown Ohio Reported
The Ohio Sanitary Bulletin shows a severe smallpox outbreak in Youngstown with 82 cases in January and seven deaths, 41 January cases in Youngstown since January 1, and a total nine deaths for the month. Cincinnati and Hicksville also report cases. vaccination is urged.
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Columbus
Ohio Sanitary Bulletin
State Board of Health
Youngstown
Cincinnati
Hicksville
Defiance County
State Board
Fremont Tragedy: Couple Found Frozen After Gas Fire
Mr and Mrs John Glasser were found in their Fremont home today in a frozen state with limbs likely to be amputated. Overcome by gas days earlier, a fire faded, leaving them unattended and unable to be saved.
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Fremont
John Glasser
Plan to Run Away Saved by School Official
Superintendent Skeels at Charity Ratch school uncovered a plan by 15 year old Charles West to run away again. Trustees agreed to expel him to spare the boy further trouble and provided transportation to his home in New Philadelphia. West had shown disobedience since last summer and attempted to persuade others to join his escape.
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Skeels
West
Renown of Dr A W Chase Nerve Pills Promoted
Massillon resident Henry Paul testifies to restored strength energy and vigor after using Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills. The pills sold at Craig's drug store and by the Dr A W Chase Medicine Company Buffalo NY, with W Chase portrait and signature on each package.
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A. W. Chase
Paul Street
Massillon
Ohio
W Chase
ES. Craig
South
Erie Street
Cure for Headache and Heart Tonic Elixir Ad
A vintage ad touts Divnic Headache Wafers as a heart tonic curing headaches and mood dips, priced at 10 cents. Ely’s Liquid Cream Balm is reformulated for nasal catarrh with retained healing properties and a spraying tube, offered by Ely Prihes at 56 Warren Street, New York, with mail order.
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Rafe
Elv
Ely Prihes
Warren , Street
New York
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