New Yorker Senator Clark Buys Bronze Foundry for House
Senator Clark of Montana buys the Bennard Henry Bronze company to control bronze sculpture and architectural work for his Fifth Avenue mansion. He plans to finish the house on time by owning a foundry and ensuring uniform bronzes rather than relying on multiple foundries. The move expands his business holdings in one of America’s largest bronze operations.
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America
Bennard-Henry Bronze Company
Fifth Avenue House
Bonney Henry
Grand Seattle theater week shows Sullivan and Uncle Tom’s Cabin
Seattle crowds fill Third Avenue theater for Uncle Tom's Cabin with John L. Sullivan in monologues and sparring. Attendance rises as Norrie and Rowe's Greater Circus appears at Recreation Park grounds with waterproof tents and universal admission. Brooks hats advertised at $1.00.
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Third Avenue
John L. Sullivan
Jim McCormick
Third Avenue Theater
Robert Bennett
Norrie and Rowe
Greater Circus
Old Draws
Recreation Park
Cedar Street
Virginia Street
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Star
Norris and Rowe
Hill and Dutch allies win control of Kansas City Southern
The report states Hill and Dutch stockholders win control of the Kansas City Southern from Harriman. Stuart Knott will retire as president and is expected to be replaced by James J. Knott, with further rumors that S. M. Felton may retire as Chicago and Alton head. The change could give Hill a direct line from the Minneapolis milling district to the southwest, challenging rival routes and prompting St. Paul to plan new Pacific coast and Wyoming extensions.
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Harriman
Kansas City
Herman
Stockers
Ing 2c & Mask
James J Pass
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Hill
Stuart KR. Knott
Kansas City Southern
New York
J. A. Edson
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Chicago & Alton
Keott
Felton
Alton
Pelton
Southern Pacific
Minneapolis
Champerlain
Pacific Coast
Bewarts
Wyoming
St. Paul
Northern Pacific
Civic union flags graft risk in city hall project
The Civic union hints at graft in the proposed city hall deal. Members refuse details but allege some councilmen seek a cut. A meeting is planned within a week to discuss the matter as the union weighs postponing construction and pressing its own terms with the Great Northern's east half sale.
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City Hall
Great Northern
City Hall Commission
J. D. Farrell
St. Paul
Relief for Backache With Dr Miles Nervine
Advertisement states backache stems from spinal nerves and that Dr Miles Nervine soothes and strengthens nerves to relieve pain. If the first bottle fails to help, the druggist offers a money back guarantee.
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Miles’ Nervine
Circus and Grand Opera Shine in Mixed Weekend Entertainment
A Napa Register review hails a circus with trained elephants and bears plus acrobats and riders as a highly entertaining show. The piece also previews Grace Van Studdiford starring in DeKovet Klein Cook's Red Feather at the Grand, praising her grace, voice, and dramatic power in a lavish operatic production opening next Sunday for four nights.
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Napa Regteter
Hellford
Prew
Grace van Studdford
Red Paather
Grand
Prima Fanna
Mina van Studdiford
Charles Emerson Cook
Fire Engines on Street Cars Proposal at Civic Meeting
Neliman Mullen urged a new plan for pro active fire protection at a corporations committee meeting on Hewday afternoon. The plan envisions carrying a piece of apparatus on street cars to reach fires in Ballard or urbe faster, reducing damage and saving horse labor.
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Urbe
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Endorsement of Open Shop Backed by Manufacturers
Atlanta report states that on the second day of the National Association of Manufacturers session resolutions supporting the open shop were adopted. The move signals industry backing for this labor policy stance amid ongoing employment debates.
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Atlanta
National Association of Manufacturers
Holdover juror excused in medical licensing case
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney George H. Walker told Hamilton McCollum he was not fit to act as juror in the A. Dahl case charging practicing medicine without a license. McCollum, described as pale after a cold dawn, was excused after denying drinking the night before and saying tea was his limit.
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George H. Walker
Hamilton McCollum
McCollum
A. Dah
Vatican suspends bishops for celibacy violations in Syracuse and Montreal
The Vatican announces suspension of the bishops of Syracuse in Sicily and Montreal for failing to enforce celibacy, creating scandal in their dioceses. The Sardinia bishop is deposed for the same reason. The pope vows to stamp out the evil.
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Vatican
Syracuse
Sicily
Montreal
Canada
Sardinia
Water shutoffs planned for multiple neighborhoods Friday
Water service will be turned off for residents on North Forty Way between Eastern and Delfemere, plus Sunset Height and higher elevations at the north end of Green Lake. Utilities warn the outage will affect many households until repairs are completed.
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Delfemere
Fremont
Green Lake
Lovey Johnson Banned From City After Pickpocket Spree
Police Judge Gordon orders Lovey Johnson to leave town tonight after detectives accuse her of repeated pickpocketing. Freeman and Hubbard push for removal citing hundreds of dollars stolen and reported incidents. A suspended sentence hinges on her departure, with a strict 10 PM deadline.
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Hubbard
Gordon
Reynolds-Alaska Development chief withdraws Brady from board
Brady Hedges in Washington reports that the Reynolds-Alaska Development company, where Governor Brady of Alaska is resident director, received a certified copy of a directorate resolution withdrawing Brady’s name from the board after a Wednesday meeting with Secretary Hitchcock.
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Washington, D. C
Reynolds- Alaska Development Company
Brady
Alaska
Hitchcock
Man Released From Jail Claims Robbery In Loss of Gun
KE A Wilcox of Hillman City was released from city jail Wednesday morning after being arrested Sunday for drunk and disorderly conduct. He told police a grip with fruit and clothing containing a shotgun was stolen from him. He had $2 of $30 left and was fined $5 with two days in jail. The police speculate he may have fallen in with a bad crowd at a low saloon.
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KE. A. Wilcox
Hillman City
Wilcox
Damn and
King
Suspect Charles Johnson Sought in Police Murder Case
Authorities say Charles Johnson, possibly Joe Godley, is tied to the December 24, 1902 murder of Patrolman Hindle in Pittsburg Kansas. Godley, nabbed on a minor charge, escaped and killed the officer. A prior arrest by Patrolman Anderson for attacking John Kelly is noted.
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Charles Johnson
Joe Godley
Hindle
Pittsburg
Kaw
Godley
Anderson
John Kelly
Bacon theft suspect arrested in downtown custody
Arthur Henderson, a grocer, was taken into custody by Patrolman Mayou at 4 20 Thursday morning. Police hold two sides of bacon Henderson attempted to dispose of. Henderson claims employment with Groceryman Sherry at Twelfth and Main.
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Arthur Henderson
Mayou
Henderson
Sherry
Knock-Out Drops Arrested Himself In Portland
Joseph Brandt a recent arrival from Beattie volunteered for imprisonment at the Portland city jail after taking knockout drops from acquaintances intended to rob him of $3000 to $4000 in savings. Brandt a chef by trade arrived Thursday and, temporarily insane from the narcotic, said he had committed a crime in Germany years ago. Investigations show he has an excellent record.
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Ore
Joseph Brandt
Beattie
Brandt
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