Northern Securities Incorporation Flows Major Filing Fee
The Northern Securities company with a 400 million dollar capital is incorporated at noon in Trenton on November 13. The firm aims to acquire and deal in stock and securities. A filing fee of 80 thousand dollars is paid by a check from J. Morgan, linked to the company. Incorporators listed include George F. Baker Jr of New York, Richard Trimble of New York, and Abram M. Hyatt of Allenhurst, N. J.
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Trenton
Northern Securities Company
Morgan
J. Morgan
George F. Baker, Jr
New York
Richard Trimble
Abram M. Hyatt
Allenhurst
N. 1
Geneseo Steers Bring Year’s High at Stock Yards
Chicago Nov 13 In the sale of 15 shorthorn steers at the stock yards today the highest price of the year was realized. The sale was made at 10 per hundred, the average weight 1572 pounds. Two cars of cattle sold during the day at 6.56, both sales on their merits. The cattle were shipped by George W. Mowry of Geneseo HI.
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Chicago
George W. Mowry
Geneseo
Belknap Dies in Philippines Major Hugh K Belknap Dead
Washington reports a cable from Gen Chaffee saying Maj Hugh K Belknap of the pay department died at Calahes Lagnos De Lazen on the 12th inst His remains will be sent to the United States aboard the transport Thomas Belknap son of the late Secretary Belknap and a notable figure in Chicago republican politics serving several terms in the House.
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Washington
Chaffee
Hugh K. Belknap
Pay Department
Calahes
Lagnos de Lazen
United States
Thomas
Belknap
Republican Party
Chicago
House of Representatives
Fear grows for missing Miss Stone murder feared
Berlin dispatch in the Cologne Gazette says Sofia fears Miss Stone has been murdered due to ransom payment delay. The report notes the delay fuels concerns and raises alarm over her fate.
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Miss Stone
Berlin
Cologne
Sofia
State Comissioners Pay City Another Visit
State commissioners from the M liners board toured the Q lines focusing on the Seventeenth street crossing, visiting Aurora on a special train with General Superintendent J. D. Bester, then left for the south before 7. In other notes a poisoning case in Breda Iowa left a family fighting for life, a tax injunction against Midland elevator grain taxes in Joliet was filed, King Edward and party hunted pheasants in Windsor Park, Cripple Creek banks merged into Bimetallic National Bank, and a Galicia team works owners formed a trust to curb reckless competition.
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M Liners Board of Railway and Warehouse Commissioners
Aurora
J. D. Bester
Joliet
Bartlett, Frazier & Co
Chicago
Will County
Joliet Township
Army nurse Mary Bickerdyke buried in Illinois funeral
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary A Bickerdyke known as Mother Bickerdyke were held in Galesburg Illinois. Grand Army men and the Woman's Relief Corps escorted the casket to Coral Congregational church. Tributes praised her Civil War relief work and patriotism. Burial followed at Linwood cemetery beside her husband and son.
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Galesburg
Mary A. Bickerdyke
Mother Bickerdyke
Coral Congregational Church
Grand Army
Woman's Relief Corps
W. Me‘Very
First Methodist Church
G. B. Stocking
Universalist Church
H. L. Pestana
Grand Army of Kansas
Kansas
C. A. Vincent
Joseph Bell
Streator
Linwood Cemetery
Woman’s Relief Corps
Love in Court Room in Springfield Romance
A letter to Judge Murray reveals Charlies Watkins, a math Farmer, seeking permission to wed Maude Turner, a 16 year old ward at the Home of the Friendless. The girl previously ran away from the home amid trouble with managers. police later recovered her as she faced the court. Watkins promises to provide a good home despite limited property.
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Springfield
Ill
Murray
Sanxaimen County Court
Charlies Watkins
Maude Turner
Young
Watkins
Miss Turner
Grand Rapids Theatre Burns in $100000 Fire Loss
Grand Rapids, Mich form early this morning the Powers theatre was destroyed by fire causing a $100000 loss. An employee Edgar Warrenton suffocated to death and several others overcome by the smoke.
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Grand Rapids
Mie
Edgar Warrenton
Brig Gen Henry Merriam Retired By Age Limit
Denver dispatch reports Brig Gen Henry Merriam commander of Colorado department retired on account of age. Gen Bates assumes command temporarily with Gen MayArthur slated to replace Merriam in due course.
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Henry Merriam
Denver
Henry (. Merriam
Department of Colorado
Bates
MayArthur
Merriam
McMillan Opposes Boutell in Bush-Bagot Treaty Debate
Washington dates reveal Senator McMillan opposes abrogation of the Rush-Bagot treaty to curb belligerent aims, while Boutell pushes change. Canal treaty talks hinge on cautious drafting as England leans toward Nicaragua, with Hutin and Roosevelts aims shaping the steel fix. Co-eds defy norms as Kalamazoo seniors unveil mustache gesture at tea, drawing mixed reactions.
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Senator McMillan
Boutell
Enator
Washington
Michigan
McMillan
Congressigan Boutell
England
Bontell
Congress
Gabfest
Theodore ©. Search
Philadelphia
Canada
Kalamazoo
Miles
Dopors
Holland's Queen Wilhelmina Delivers Premature Child
Berlin reports Queen Wilhelmina has a premature confinement on November 10 with a satisfactory condition. A second Berlin dispatch says the queen is suffering from premature confinement but there is no cause for alarm.
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Berlin
Voscische Zeitung
Wilhelmina
Kolnische Seeitung
Holland
Omaha Has Interest in Frence Turkish Case
Omaha residents follow the France Turkey controversy as Kr. Dallol a Damascus native of Armenian parentage linked to St Joseph's Medical College Beyrouth seeks a Turkish diploma. He studied in Beyrouth then Creighton College in Nebraska and faced Turkish restrictions on credential recognition. The dispute centers on Turkish authority and the rights of Beyrouth faculty amid French practitioner protections.
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Omaha
Neb
Miedival College
France
St. Joseph's Medical College
Ieyrouth
Kr. Dallol
Damascus
Young Turkey Party
Turkey
Creigston Medical College
Beyrouth
Hin
St. Joseph's College
Gets A Peach Farm In Texas By Morrill And Fisher
Rolana Morrill and Harry H. Fisher of St. Joseph Michigan, owners of the largest peach farm, plan a 9000 acre operation in Cherokee county Texas. A corporation to be named Orrill Orchard Company will be formed with W. W. Farland as president, Roland Morrill as vice president, Harry B. Fisher as secretary, M. Baker as treasurer. The 9000 acres will be planted with trees at once and peaches will reach Chicago earlier than Michigan stock.
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St. Joseph
Mich
Rolana Morrill
Harry H. Fisher
Chicago
Cherokee County
Tex
Orday
Orrill Orchard Company
W. W. Rarland
Roland Morrill
Harry B. Fisher
Fire at Logansport mills and church cause $350,000 loss
A Logansport mill owned by S. B. Boyer and J. Chenchain burned after a 12 15 a m fire. The First Presbyterian church and several residences suffered minor damage. The blaze, started by an overheated gas stove, spread rapidly in dry beams amid a strong wind, with sparks alighting on nearby roofs.
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Logansport
Ind
Logan Mills
S. B. Boyer
Jon Chenchain
First Presbyterian Church
Martial law imminent after student riots in Barcelona
Martial law is expected to be enforced today after 48 hours of student riots. Troops charged the crowd injuring several, while stores were barricaded and tradespeople panicked in Barcelona.
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Spain
Barcelona
Annual Missionary Committee Meeting in Pittsburg
In Pittsburg on November 12 the general missionary committee of the M. & E. church opened with 18 bishops and 43 delegates. Bishop C. McCabe presided as treasurer reports showed income of 1,253,186 and expenditures of 1,276,550 a deficiency of 163,083. The 20th century fund shows income 14,160 disbursements 35,496.
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Pittsburg
General Missionary Committee
C. McCabe
Landslide Kills Three Men in Mechanicsville
A major landslide at Mechanicsville buried three Italian laborers under nearly 1000 tons of debris on Monday, causing their deaths. The tragedy occurred as crews worked to recover the victims and secure the site.
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Troy
Mechanicsville
Prisoner admits all charges except murder in $4000 insurance plot
Newell C Rathbun, amid accusations of plotting to defraud an insurance company by faking a corpse, confessed to the circumstantial case except for killing Charles Goodman who accompanied him and was found dead in Jeffersonville Indiana Several officials probed the tale and Rathbun denied homicide asserting Goodman died from alcoholism He claimed an accomplice named Tranchar d was fictitious and said he acted alone The case centers on a Little Rock body claimed to be Rathbun with a $4000 policy and a inquest to determine the true identity
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Louisville
Newell C. Rathbun
Little Ntock
Ark
Jeffersonville
Ind
Charles Goodman
Evansville
Sullivan
Applegate
Coots
Rathken
Jibure
Rathbun Jenly
Goodman
Hit
Salvation Army
Tie
Rathbun
Kim
Tranchard
Binnehard
Rathbon Cot
Plattsburg
N.Y
J. C. Pelton
Pelton
Goddman
Rath Yun
S&s
Army Hotel
Metron
Tadiona
Kre
Iran
Little Tock
Goothaan
Tne Lofple Rock End
N.C
Little Rock
Louieville
Rathban
McKown
Mel
Insurance Company
Newwell
Ethina
Oswego
N. Y
Michigan school fund apportionment totals shown
Lansing November 13 the state superintendent announces the semi annual apportionment of primary school funds. A per pupil amount of two dollars is the largest in state history, with Bay County reporting forty three dollars and other southern counties listing varied sums such as Berrien eleven thousand nine hundred forty two and Genesee fourteen thousand two hundred eighty eight.
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Lansing
Mich
Public
Instruc
Michigan
Bay
Berrien
Branch
Alhoun
Cass
Woman Faces Assault After Prolonged Persecution
A woman identified as Julia J hurled vitriol at Mrs. George in the Bishop hotel district, injuring her face slightly. The motive remains unclear, but the incident appears linked to a months long pattern of alleged harassment toward Mrs. Wadsley, with police efforts to confirm identity ongoing.
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Isa
Julia J
George
Sly
Wadsley
Whnitely
National and Local News Summary From Various Regions
The New England Freee Trade League votes to rename as the American Freee Trade League. Brigadier General Henry C. Merrien placed on retired list for age. Governor Hunt of Porto Rico leaves for the United States. Nicaraguan presidential election results noted. Three robbers in Chicago routed by a Great Dane. McKinley Order of Nurses proposed in Boston to honor the late president. Elizabeth Griffin dies at 15 in Atlantic City from lockjaw after vaccination. Richard H. Garland, 70, marries Ma I. Bolles, 60, at La Crosse. Richard Mayo Smith, Columbia professor, killed by fall from a window. Britain to route Australian mail via New York and San Francisco, saving three days. Mrs Mary E Locke travels to Wichita to marry by regular method after telegraph proposal in Chicago. Twenty-ninth annual convention of the American Association of Traveling Passenger Agents opens in Los Angeles. A swamp fire near Ovando threatens the town. Marshalltown plant of Marshall Oil Co. destroyed by fire. loss 60000, insurance 50000.
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New England Freee Trade League
American Freee Trade League
Henry C. Merrien
Governor Hunt
Porto Rico
United States
Zelaya
Chicago
Boston
McKinley Order of Nurses
Elizabeth Griffin
Atlantic City
Lockjaw
Richard H. Garland
Hamlin Garland
Ma I. Bolles
LaCrosse
Richard Mayo Smith
Columbia University
Great Britain
New York
San Francisco
Mary E. Locke
Wichita
Kan
American Association of Traveling
Los Angeles
Cal
Ovando
Helena
Mont
Marshalltown
Marshall Oil Company
Newell Rath in Louisville case faces murder suspicions
Newell C Rath, jailed on suspicion of murdering Charles Goodman in Jeffersonville, admits a confederate in Little Rock and implicates his wife in part of the conspiracy though she protests innocence. Additional notes cover the Brotherhood of American Yeomanry meeting in Des Moines and the Knights of Labor assembly in Indianapolis.
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Rathburn
Newell C. Rath
Charles Goodman
Jeffersonville
Little Rock
Goodman
Death in gale as French bark and revenue cutter wrecked
London reports a continuing gale with numerous losses. A French bark struck Hendon early today, drowning nineteen crew. The revenue cutter also wrecked with twenty three drowned and three saved, adding to a rising death list of about one hundred in the storms.
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London
Great Britaf Ireland
My Hendon
Corn Thief Captured After Neighborhood Watch
A patrol at Rock Island and Idsen led to the arrest of Joby Schafer and accomplice William Maak after a night watch recovered a sack of corn from a field owned by Maak. Schafer claimed he ordered corn from a feed store and sought quick relief for hungry horses, offering repayment. Police charged the pair with disorderly conduct, with Magistrate Johnson setting a $20 restitution expectation.
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Thirtreet
William Maak
Maak
Schafer
Johnson
Athletic Notes on Excursion and Thanksgiving Game Change
Coach G Weller arranged an excursion for the All Mevaskrin and Social Athletics of Peoria to attend a game next Sunday with a $2 round trip rate for 60 or more passengers. Departure is 6:05 a.m. from here, return 10:24 p.m., contact Mr McCaskrin. Armour Institute of Chicago to play M W A All Stars on Thanksgiving, Navy Reserves lose 25 17 to Company A in Armory basketball with Koch center and Blair at guard, Morgart and Sharp forward.
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McCaskrin
Armour Institute
Chicago
M. W. A. All Stars
Gem City Business College
Quincey
Naval Reserves
Company A
Armory
Koch
F. Blair Mosher
Tubbs Forbes Blomquist
Sullivan Morgart Sharp
A. Blair
W. Carse
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J. P. Morgan
Chicago Yards
Hugh BR. Belknap
Philippines
Breda. la
Joseph Naber- Lens
Naherhaus
Amy
Lomion
Edward
Prince of Wales
Windsor Park
Cripple Creek
Colo
Bimetallic Bank
Bank of
Bimetallic National Bank
Austria
Vienna
Galicia
Bickerdyke
Young Parmer
Gleb
Grand Rapids Theatre
Preerott
Prescott
Kansas City
Cottonwood Falls
Gilbert Mollen
White
Fred Robinson
Mulatto
Sol Southerland
Southerland
Des Moines
Bank of Plymouth
Kindananha Jin Soya
Detroit
James E. Pittman
Russell House
Senate
Maurice Hutin
Fay
Roosevelt
Limon
Sanaihinns Alae
Yestery
Lethmian Canal Commission
Walk-ers
Panama
Nicaragua
Panama_company
Hutin
M'Millan
Moo
Lee Eee
Taytia
Pap
John D. Rodawn
Sulliven
Rathtan
Jeffersonvill Ind
Rathbam
Ari Ee
Brotherhood of American Yeomanry
Dee Moines
Knights of Labor In Council
Indianapolis
Knights of Labor
Masonic Temple
Great Britain and Ireland
John Schafer and Son
Athletic Notes
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