Coal Railroads Plan to Stabilize Prices Under Legal Debate
Feb 15 report on Reading coal industry talks with Delaware Lackawanna and Western and Central Railroad of New Jersey. Executives forecast steadier, possibly higher coal prices but better regulation and reliability. Legal opinions vary on interrailway lease and control, with officials noting potential public benefit from reduced price volatility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
Delaware, Lackawacne & W. Railroad Company
J. Rogers Maxwell
Central Railroad Company of New Jersey
Wall Street
Pennsylvania
Newcaer
Eneteh Ha Hailroad Company
Peomaylvania Company
Comat
Eunusylvani
Atlas
Geko
Jerey Johe D. Johnson
Reading
New Jersey
Prensylvania Corporation
Port Reading Fund
Lehigh Valley
Caase
Eee Aethon
de Zwel
Port Reading Company
Fire at Hotel Royal linked to gas and candle error
Marshal Jame tibmbtead reports to the Fire Commissioners that a blaze at Hotel Royal began in the upper floors after a candle used by the night engineer heated dry wood and dust. A faulty gas connection or lamp wiring likely fed the fire as flames reached the upper chambers before any lower level signs appeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leandin
New York
Sarshal
Tle Boans
Hotel Royal
Herbert G
Andreas Doeppler
Solyons Interview Reveals Hopes for Ministry Return
In New Haven on February 15 Dr McGiyan discusses an order to Rome requiring a written retraction of his political and economic sermons. He claims US is a mission country under propaganda influence, notes Cardinal Dudeouhoweki’s role, mentions Archbishop Ire ad of St Paul, and says he expects a conference in Rome where he hopes to be restored without retracting his beliefs.
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Conn
McGiyanesid
Rome
United States
Dudeouhoweki
Iread
St Paul
Kane
Gold Bullion Listing Sparks Senate Pressure on Coinage
Bland as chair of the House Coinage committee said a plan to list gold bullion on the Stock Exchange resembled a move to intimidate Congress. The public remained wary, noting enduring influence shaping silver legislation despite potential gold market changes. In other news, Greece passport rule to require visas for foreigners entering the U.S. was cited, while a Delaware suit on damages against Dudley may force counties to pay millions in debt.
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Bland
House Committee On
Stock Exchange
Congress
Astern
Darwen
Val
Cape of
Dudley
New Ham Whine
Ogaians
Custer
Plalgtit
Arket
Oyster County
Chinamen Jump Bail As Bonds Forfeit In San Franco Court
In San Franco on January 28, 140 Chinese nationals faced court for illegal entry. The judge ordered denial of all cases and forfeiture of bonds totaling about 210,000 dollars per principal or surety. No defendants appeared, leaving potential collection unlikely.
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San Franco
Dintrie
Moron
Morrow
Typhus Fears Rise as New York Holds Deadly Plague
Reports from New York in February reveal 76 typhus cases on North Brother Island and growing fear of wider spread. Health Board officials led by Dr. Edson confirm attempts to isolate 18 suspicious cases at Essex Street and Twelfth Street lodging houses, while expanding island accommodation to 100 beds. Telegrams from Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Cincinnati request names and addresses of affected Italians from the Massilia voyage, as health officers disinfect homes and monitor victims.
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Brother Island
Pitsburg
Sones Newberg
Seenee
Ewaa
Spanoaks Health Board
Wilson
Exlson
Essex Street
Twelfth Street
Mys
North Brother Island
Edson
Joanna
Clinton Place
Fetnayivaaioy
Exax
Louisiana
Finois
Ewark
Witraisuetan
Del
Fillsboro
Spring Streets
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Sammes Wilbe
New York
New York YWCA Announces State Committee Selections
The New York State Young Women's Christian Association holds its annual session in which extensive committee members are named. The event reports 1,157 total active members across associations, with a goal to raise $1,400 for next year’s expenses.
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Rice
Tod
Tmnstow
Semmredapr
Young Women's Christian Association of
State of
New York
Mra BF
Morse
Jengie A. Gouldy
John H. Chapman
Mra
W. Atwell
Geo Campbell
J.C. Higginson
J. W
Mise Emma
Chan Mesticia Ous
Winding of Gold Business Unclear Activities in Exposition News
Fragmented report notes President McCall delays active duty at New York Life and hints at postponement until next week. Separate items mention World’s Columbian Exposition office in Mexico, a prison whipping report from Delaware, and various assorted federal notices and local incidents reflecting a busy period in February.
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McCall Mas
New York
McCall
Wasuiveras
Mexico
Republic
H.C. Payne
Chaien
Miguel Starrano
Countess von Blacher mourns as divorce case ends in tragedy
Special from Aspen, Colo, reports the Countess von Blacher in deep grief after a hurried marriage to a German nobleman ends with his death and burial. The Count, once supported by his father, faced estrangement as the couple’s union faced opposition.
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Beovetts
Aspen
Col
Alma Loeb
Father Geyer
Sy Bator Geyer
Father Geyur
Father Geyur Sent Soother
Bary Tim
Leo
Laken
Biucher
Waterloo
Encblowita Denier
Germany
Snd
Leblowita
Was
America
Sugmer
Milwaukee
Aline Loeb
New York
Bie
Blaine Divorce Case Nearing Decree in Malus Suit
Blaine v Blaine divorce appears settled with a decree likely to Mrs James G. Malus Jr. An order to show why defendant’s conduct should not be stricken was sought by Jude C C Palwer on behalf of Mrs Blaine. Proceedings extended to the 18th with attorney plans and actions in Deadwood.
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Blaine
James G. Malus, Jr
Jude C. C. Palwer
Mra Blaine
Jon McMartin
Carland
Thime
Deadwood
Blaine Ber Deervey
Coe Teiped
Corbett Indignant Over Slavin and Mitchell Remarks
New York news reports James Corbett angrily denouncing remarks by Slavin and Mitchell about a man, vowing to box Blavin amid debate. The piece notes a Confederate-like claim about a man born with dark skin and questions family accusations of fraud amid personal dispute.
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Slavin
Mitehell
James Corbett
Mitchell
Fragmentary Foreign Policy Notes From Wasmtsuros Report
A fragmentary dispatch from Wasmtsuros cites uncertainties over a potential British consent to reciprocity and the authority of Lord Salisbury. The piece notes hope for coordinated diplomatic action, but questions its substance and timing amid ongoing regulatory doubts and untidy reporting. A related item mentions foreign ministers planning joint action and a New York police census preparation beginning Tuesday with enumerators escorted by officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Salisbury
Algeedy
Princess Frederick Kart Stricken By Influenza
The Princess Frederick Kart is ill with influenza while New York City’s Russian Relief Fund rises to 25003 dollars. Newport caucuses send Cleveland delegates. Blair & Co purchase 36000 dollars in Asheville improvements. Elder Eades of the Shaker sect dies at 73. Sacramento Brewery fined for tax violations. Democratic events in Orange County and other party notes. Reed View President Reed of the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad spoke at New Haven.
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New York City
Ladiasapolis
Jonker, Owell
Snowms & Fend
Gordon and Steelay
Goma
Newport
Cleveland
Blair & Co, Hrikers
New
Bret Jeffrson
Gov. Flower
Seaster HI
Edwerd Mordeaat Reed View
New Vi
New Hawn and Hartford Railroad
New Haven
Lancaster
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Bauru
Up Haltimore & Ohio
New York, Lake Erie & Western Railroad
Walter
Commins
Haltimere & Etc
Fieher
Aumiral Wallis Dear — As
Foughs
I. Me
Hanson
Seston
Jowbern
Lewu
Racing Newane
Pep
Law and Coder Sperie
DE Solyns
Waanmotox
Secretary of State
Te Io
Cireece
Ateamship Cunpuaien
Committee On Banking and Currency
Aramark
Elie Island
Sanavoos
Fethh
Nathan B
Gaybreak
The
Mercury
I. Epidemie Perm
Fearn Tint
Dissane
Shep Tait
Newbarch Newson
N.Y
Washington Street
Icern Petims
Ceeallan Down
St Prevideses
Paovinerce
Massilia
Rhode
Pihlbere
Trptek Prrrasvec
Boon Tande
Sarah Althes
Insame
Sax
Francisco
Sersh Alshes
Caranaie Tremens Mis
Andrew Negle
Pepeat
Pett
Claverack
Columbia Punty
V. M. Traver
Ed Hooke
Vidder
Sanda
Brew York Y
Foster
Mateoge
Waaurorom
Mat Saravaraen
Florida
California
Barapa
Tne
Ging Mingree Moelders
Brea Fixe
Iran
Royal
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Fread
Pentane Oarpea
Ter
Irapuwee
Bard Bebor
Hanusvao
Pentisga
York
Adshough
Tims
Marie Fer
Ques
Corbett
Mia
Tenon
Raxton
Rene
Bartion
Asa Nur Pellsoes
Slater
Kew Tork
Hastrusy
Owen
Coren Bulkeley
New Yor
Long Ridge
Yirdieut County
Couneet
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Boice, Runyon & Coy
Mason's Materials, &c
Park Avemue
Boice, Runyon
Cal
Williams’ Pharmacy
Weat
Front Street
Cor
Grove Street
Park Avenue
Palnfield, NJ
Paine
Schepflin & Uo
Wes
Pockiy
A. M. Griffen
A.M. Seguine
Laing
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