West Creditor Status and Kansas City Gulf Road Action
The article reports on the West becoming a creditor rather than a debtor as Comptroller Dawes discusses Western development and bank competition, then covers the Kansas City Pittsburg Gulf road receivers seeking approval to issue 3.5 million in certificates for road improvements, with opposing views on the immediate scale of expenditures. It also notes Armour not in a fruit deal and mentions garrison plans for Alaska, plus assorted local notices and advertisements.
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Chicago
C. G. Dawes
Puget Sound
Fairbanks
Indiana
Alaska
McCulloch
West
Pittsburg & Gulf
St. Louis
Thayer
United States Circuit Court
Chambers
Kansas City, Pittsburg & Gulf Road
Philips
Kansas City
J. McD. Trimble
Frank Hagerman
Gardiner Lathrop
Robert Morrow
Howard
New York
Hagerman
Armour
Armour & Co
Armon & Co
Jennings Gets Years In Jail Break Attempt In Hartville
In Hartville Missouri Bill Jennings alias Bill Ryan was convicted and sentenced to 20 years after a jail break attempt. Guards discovered a hole and sawed entries with a file while Al Ferguson and Ben Nigh faced charges of aiding escape. The jury considered the jailbreak attempt as aggravating, with possible transfer to Jefferson City for Kennedy Ryan and Fegley.
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Hartville
Jane
Bill Jennings
Bill Ryan
al Ferguson
Ben Nigh
Jennings
Cantrell
Ryan
Kennedy
Fegley
Jefferson City
Carter Harrisons Views on Bryan 1900 Election
Chicago reports Mayor Harrison believes Illinois will decide if William J Bryan becomes president in 1900 via a letter to Democrat D Turnbolt of Lincoln Ill. The letter cites party disputes and urges recognition of the regular organization to secure Illinois electoral votes for Bryan. A second item notes Porto Rico residents seeking July Fourth festivities with free fireworks transport.
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Chicago
Harrison
Illinois
Willian J. Bryan
D. Turnbolt
Lincoln
Ill
Turnbolt
United Democracy
Democratic Party
Hinds
Tiinois
Bryan
Liinois
Porto Kleans
Washington
San Jian
Porto Rico
United States
San Juan
Meiklejohn
Cable
Labor dispute shuts Galena ore plants in works stoppage
BAD FOR LABORERS Galena Kansas June 25 All ore producing plants in Galena Missouri and Kansas Zinc Mines were shut down Saturday after a call by Strickler of the Galena branch. Prices dictated by the Smelter Market provoke a confrontation as exporters plan to ship ore to Europe if demands aren’t met. About 5000 to 6000 workers face two weeks without work amid labor capital tension.
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Galena
Kan
Missouri and
Kansas
Pp. Strickler
Missouri
Stron
Europe
Betyp
Ciip
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Yukon
St Michael's
Port Egbert
Eagle City
Fort Gibson
Tannah River
St. Michael's
Circle City
G. FP. Kirker
Brinkley, Ark
de. M. A. Simmons
Elks
J. E. Warris
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Jackson Drag Co
Macomb
Carter Harrison
J. A Schear
Sedalia
Egolf Drug Co
Columbia
A. P. Clarkson
Dick Sublett
Clarkson
Sublett
M.A. Simmons
Jackson
Kimball
Hollenberg Piano CO
Little Rock, Arkansas
Sneed & Jones
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Beaty & Cook
Mgrs
Owl
Jeff
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Hotel National City
M. A. Simmons
Eine
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Trenton
T.aeta
Edward Taylor
White
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Tenn
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J.B. Littlejohn & CO
Roach
Tse Robinson
G. I. Taman
S. A. Weltmers Magnetic College
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G. T. Inman
Cote Brilliante Ave
W. A. Reese
Mena, Ark
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C.C. Palmer