Investigation of Alleged Beef Trust Letter by Knox Becomes Public
Washington April 16 A letter from Attorney General Knox about the beef trust was released by Rep Ray of New York. The judiciary committee agreed to table Rep Thayer's resolution asking what actions were taken. Knox says he has taken no official action yet and notes a pending federal probe to determine if any violations occurred. Separately reports from Chihuahua describe a mine accident at Concheno with 5 killed and 4 fatally injured. A NJ railroad brakeman drowned after a split train car fell into Bayonne harbor. In Manhattan a man lost both feet in a railroad incident near 16th Street.
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New York
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Massachusetts
Chihuahua
Mexico
Concheno
Central Railroad
New Jersey
Newark Bay
Bayonne
Thomas Long
Pennsylvania
Manhattain
Kan
Joseph Conners
Shingla House
Conners
New York State Normal School
Denver
Russian minister shot by student in St Petersburg
In St Petersburg on April 6 the minister of intetion M Sipraguine was shot at close range by a student who then fled. The minister was wounded, and the assailant was quickly arrested, giving his name as Balsahansett from Kiev. The student claimed a recent pardon but lack of reinstatement drove him to attack. The wounded servant was injured and the minister died later that afternoon. Morgan gets slice of English loan. The Standard reports that only part of the new government loan will be issued publicly, with a rumored Morgan-led syndicate securing a large private portion.
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St. Petersburg
M. Sipraguine
M. Sipaguine
Committee of Ministers
Imperial Council
AL. Sipiaguins
Balsahansett
Kieff
M. Sipfaguine
Morgan
London
The
Standard
J. Pierpont Morgan
Thess Klimax
Baltimore
Adams Express
Frederick
Wall Street excitement over Southern Railway trading surge
Tremendous trading in Southern Railway common drew market focus as 864 500 shares changed hands with blocks of 6 000 10 000 and strings of 30 000 and 37 000 shares amid a historic shift in control of Louisville and Nashville. Four people died after gas fumes swept through Esther Kohen’s Third Avenue apartments. Esther Kohen Henry Kohen Lena Kohen Edith Flow were found by a partner who forced entry.
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Nashville
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Third Avenue
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Lena Kohen
Edith Flow
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Remarkable Cure Told by Salem Woman
A Salem New Jersey resident reports severe muscular rheumatism with great pain and frustration. After trying several prescriptions she used Chamberlains Pain Balm as advertised in the South Jerseyan and found rapid relief after two applications and full cure after one bottle.
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Baraye
Salem
N. J—Forsaia
AOL Penrre
Surgeon’s Knife Tells How Ovarian Troubles May Be Avoided
Mrs. Eckis Stevenson of Salt Lake City discusses operations for ovarian issues and presents advice to readers, citing years of pain and inflammation. The letter to Mrs. Powenan describes lengthy suffering and seeks alternatives to surgical procedures.
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Eckil Stevenson
Lydia E. Pinkham
Bons Stevenson
State St
Salt Lake City
Utah
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