Malaria Mosquitoes and a Steel Trust Convergence
The article explains malaria transmission by mosquitoes and notes Dr Roland Roses work in Calcutta. It also reports Carnegie Steel, National Steel, American Hoop Steel, and American Tin Plate forming the National Carnegie Steel company with Frick as president and a combined annual capital of three to four hundred million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, May
Roland Roas
D. D. Cunningham
Calcutta
Roses
Frick
Carnegie
Bimeel
Carnegie Steel Company
National Steel Company
American Hoop Steel Company
American Tin Plate Company
National Carnegie Steel Company
United States
Federal Steel
American Steel Wire
John W. Gates
American Steel Wire Company
England
Europe
Mr. Gates
FIRED ON THE INDIANS AT REGIS MONTRPARIL
Do Minion police clashed with Indians on Regis reservation. One man, Jake Ice, killed. two wounded, four arrested. Wounded include Jake Sunday and Pete Somebody. Arrested: Jake Fire, Peter Fire, Peter Thompson and Angus Baboneau. Police arrived by tug from Cornwall and released prisoners amid a crowd demanding release.
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Montrpail
Que
DoMinion
Regis
Jake Ice
Jake Sunday
Pete Somebody
Jake Fire
Peter Fire
Peter Thompson
Angus Baboneau
Tug
Cornwall
Therm
Law Department Proposed at University of Washington
At a Seattle Bar Association and University of Washington Board of Regents meeting held in the chamber of commerce rooms, the bar voted to establish a law department. President Groves said funds are available if the plan is approved. A large audience of prominent attorneys attended. J T Ronald dissented but supported a law school. Judge Hoyt asked for volunteers to lecture, and many attorneys offered. The board's next quarterly meeting will decide steps to create the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Bar Association
Board of Regents
University
Chamber of Commerce
Bar Association
University of Washington
Groves
Bar Asssociation
Tte
Alrne
J. T. Ronald
Favr
Law School
Dge Hoyt
Wedlay
Raise the Price of Steel
New York May 8 The arrival of John W Gates of the American Steel Wire company from Southampton coincided with the Waldorf Astoria meeting that formed a vast steel and iron monopoly. Key attendees included HM Judge William H Moore Moore Bros G L Neild president of the American Tin Plate company C Guthrie H A Painter of the American Steel Hoop company and several officers of the National Steel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N York
John W. Gates
Amerian Steen Wire Company
Chico
Southampton
Waldrf-Astoria
Teel and
Ioon
Waldorf-Astoria
HM. Judge
William H. Moore
Moore Bros
Chicago
Neild
American Tin Plate Company
C. &. Guthrie
H. A. Painter
American Steel Hoop Company
National Steel
Fugitive Hudson to be Returned to Chicago
Ned Will Be Sent Back Columbus May Harry H Hudson arrested years ago on a telegraph order from Chicago police received Nebraska governor approval for return to Chicago. A Chicago detective proceeds to escort the fugitive Montgomery to face authorities. Police say he netted about $20,000 in bogus check schemes while posing as a prominent Chicago figure. He claimed to be Dr John Roach of Los Angeles while staying at a leading hotel.
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Columbus
Ned
May
Harry H. Hudson
Chicago
Nebraska
Illinois
Hudson
Montgomery
Police Department of
John Roach
Los Angeles
Graduation address set for Klickitat Academy in Goldendale
May and Representative Wesley L. Jones will deliver the annual address to Klickitat Academy graduates. Commencement exercises are scheduled for May 3. Rev. Nathan Evans will give the baccalaureate sermon on the Sunday before commencement. Professor Charles Timbin, the principal, reports progress of the year.
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Goldendale
Wash
Wesley L. Jones
Klickitat Academy
Nathan Evans
MFE
Charles Timbuin
Molineux Must Stay in Jail in Supreme Court Ruling
New York May court orders Molineux to remain in jail after the case was sent back to the grand jury. The request to face the grand jury during the investigation has not yet been decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roland Bf
Molineux
Supreme Court
Grand
New Peanut Consolidation Aims for National Control
A May 15 option deadline approaches for a planned consolidation of the peanut industry under a large New York–backed company to be named the American Peanut Company. Main offices and warehouses will be in Norfolk Virginia with shipments sent from there to three major cities. annual U S peanut output is valued at about six to nine million dollars and the plan seeks higher production and exports. The crop is grown mainly in Virginia North Carolina and Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York, May
Ginate
American Peanut Compagy
Tham
Norfolk
New York
United States
Virginia
North Carolina
Tennessee
Fearful Accident At Stoney Ranch In May
McBride Smith suffered a severe accident at the Stoney ranch near Glen Allen while assisting in operating a dump-puller. His left arm was drawn into cog-wheels and torn from the socket. He was taken to Santa Rosa for care but not expected to survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanta Rosa
Murder at Michigan farm shocks Cherboygan community
Cherboygan Michigan resident D D Gillie was shot dead at supervisor David Tow en's farm near Onaway on Saturday evening. Police believe the killer mistaken Gillie for a person returning from a supervisors meeting in the dark and fired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherboygan
Mich
May
D. Gillie
David Towen
Onaway
Light and Strong Running Gear at 1022 2nd Ave
A brisk note advertising durable running gear with the claim of lightness. The item is available for inspection at 1022 2nd Avenue, offered by IF M, Spinning, agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
2Nd Ave
Oklahoma Territory's Tenth Anniversary Reflections
Ten years since Oklahoma Territory began, a memoir day in Kingfisher recalls the great rush of settlers. Old Timers recalled the 60 000 people crossing borders with a gun salute as northern and southern settlers met at the border and began new lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Kingfeher
Kansas
Texas
Utica Girl 17 Ends Life After Fortune Telling
May and Violet Niccum of Utica aged seventeen died by drinking carbotic acid last night. A village fortuneteller had advised Misa Niccum and her mother rebuked the girl for seeking guidance before she drank the poison.
Various Facts and Anecdotes From World News Columns
A miscellany notes five decades of curiosities from science to society. Topics include sugar in blood, Admiral Dewey ships, British silk spending, milk nutrition, railway signals, goats as dairy producers, a Philadelphia boy saved from a fall, a cat attack injuring a boy, sanitary measures against smallpox, a New Jersey tale of a man predicting his death, Canada’s vast forests and wood exports, China’s detective force, artist Sargent’s name trouble, German journalist Herr Herman Holdheim’s jubilee, London Zoo elephants earning a living, Rev. Wilson Carlile’s trombone sermons, Russia’s large forest area, and related forest statistics.
Forest protections in Russia and odd wartime tales
A Chicago Record correspondence reports that in Russia forests are protected to safeguard water supplies with strict logging limits. It also recounts a New Yorker’s regimen for washing a cat and a tale from Tulsa about a revolver rumor after a Wild West show, ending with a math error and a tense scene in a saloon.
It Will Now Cost Money Canton News Clip
May and Mrs. George demand payment for any further press coverage. She insists she has worked without pay and must earn money to cover hotel bills. She refuses to allow her picture to be published and warns photographers to stop selling images.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
May
Miners in Southern Indiana Stage Silent Strike
Miners across southern Indiana obey a strike order with no reported violence. They seek 66 cents per ton for screened coal and 4 cents for upmined coal, matching rates in Central and Northern Indiana. A mass meeting is planned in Evansville with Mayor Akin to push the demand. Dilcher, the national committeeman, forecasts operators may grant the increase.
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Evansville
Ind
Indiana
Fred Ditcher
Akin
Dilcher
Troops Move to Philippines and Fort Meade Duty
The War Department orders the Fourth Cavalry units in the United States to assemble in San Francisco for duty in the Philippines. A troop from the First Cavalry will relieve the two Fourth Cavalry troops at Fort Yellowstone and move to Fort Meade. Fort Walla Walla and Boise’s loose barracks will be left without garrisons, and guards will be provided for Unexe posts.
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Washington, May
Secretary of War
Fourth Cavalry
United States
San Francisco
Philippines
Department of Dakota
First Cavalry
Fort Meade, & C
Fort Yellowstone
Wyo
Fort Walla Walla
Loose Barracks
Idaho
Unexeposta
Painter falls from truck on Fifth Avenue in agony
Joseph Neidenhofer, a painter, tumbled from a truck onto Fifth Avenue last night and suffered a broken leg and internal injuries. He crawled to the sidewalk and cried for help as a thousand passersby ignored him for 16 minutes before a bicycle police officer summoned an ambulance. He later died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joseph Neidenhofer
Fifth Avenue
Neidenhofer
Neldenhefer
Troops Readied for Philippines from Alaska and California
Orders issue to reserve two companies of the 14th Infantry in Alaska and detachments as needed to assemble at San Francisco for shipment to the Philippines. A company of the 24th Infantry now at the Presidio San Francisco will be sent to Alaska. Gen Young to proceed to San Francisco for duty in the Philippines.
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Washington
Department of the Columbia
Fourteenth Infantry
Alaska
Department
San Francisco
Philippines
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Presidio
Eric
BM. Young
Auguata
South
San Prandieco
Department of California
Found After Twenty Years In Indiana Woman Reunites With Daughter
Mrs. Mary Williams recovered her daughter after twenty years. The child had been loaned to a theatrical company as a property and was located by police in a little Pennsylvanian town. Identification was complete and the mother will make her home with her daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie, Ind
May
Mary Willams
Willlame
Conflict Avoided in St Clair County Court Visit
In Obcrola Missouri May 2 186? United States deputy marshals planned to arrest three St Clair county judges over a special tax dispute. The judges did not appear in town citing safety, holding court somewhere in the woods. The regular county levy had already been set, and tensions over a railroad tax were high with reports of potential violence among local farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obcrola
United Sates
St. Clair County
United States Ofitala
Ghost Haunted Newark Hotel Keeper Fatal Stabbing
Robert Sherry, a Newark hotel keeper, stabbed himself twice with a knife after believing ghosts haunted his hotel. Neighbors recall his hair turning gray over two weeks, and he fled the cellar screams he heard nightly. Police report he admitted fatal self harm to avoid a worse fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J. May
Robert Sherry
Safe Combine Off as Herring Hall Marvin Reorganization Fails
Cincinnati stockholders in Herring Hall Marvin refused to stand for a decrement and a proposed safe combine was dropped for the present due to failure to reorganize the company. Telegram from New York noted no settlement with creditors could be made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
May
Exchange
Herring- Hall-Marvin Company
New York
Republicans Conspire to Control House Speakership
Republican members in the West who will not present candidates for speaker are organizing to influence House policy. Ongoing correspondence suggests a plan to withhold pledges until a speaker acceptable to their regional interests can be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
May
House
Market Quotations and Prices in Seattle Market Report
Monday morning market notes show strong activity on West street with steady prices for bananas, poultry, butter, and fish. Local dealers quote round lot prices for grains hay eggs livestock hides wool and jobbing sugar and flour with detailed per unit costs across grains, flours, and livestock products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Street
Jordon & Co
Havana
Seattle
Comprehensive Prices From a Local Market Ledger
A long list of market prices covers barley to lumber with numerous items and figures. It lists grains, coffee, dairy, poultry, nuts, fruits, vegetables, and various lumber products by weight or container, showing unit prices in dollars per hundredweight, per barrel, per sack, per case, or per ton for western markets.
Chicago Cattle Prices Mixed and Steady Across Categories
Market report from Chicago lists cattle and sheep prices with mixed changes. Stockers around 3.55 to 3.95, cows 3.75 to 4.90, Texans and hogs shown, light and heavy weights given, native sheep about 4.45 to 5.20, lambs around 5.00 to 6.20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Til
May
Reeves
Miller River Mining Company Stockholders Meeting Notice
Notice is given of the annual meeting of The Miller River Mining Company stockholders at 2 o clock p m on Saturday May 20 1899 in Seattle at No 630 Pioneer Building The agenda includes electing seven trustees and considering changing the corporate name plus any other business brought before the meeting George Fowler President C A McKenaie Secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller River Mining Company
Pioneer Building
Seattle
George Fowler
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First Ave
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Mt. Paul
Japan-American Line
U. & Mall
Oriental
Japan
Asiatic
Skagway
Frank M. White
Seattle Steamship Co
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Cahn & Cohn
Yesler Ave
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