Trouble at George H. Phillips Co. Leads to Trade Transfer
Chicago reports that the George H. Phillips Co. moved all open corn pool trades to McReynolds & Co. amid massive but unproved defalcation fears. Attorney John S. Goodwin said clerical shortfalls and insufficient bookkeeping after rapid growth forced suspending business while books are renewed.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
George H. Phillips Co
McReynolds & Co
Johns. Goodwin
Black & Goodwin
May Corn Pool
Phillips
Associated Press
Altorne
Goodwin
Anarchy talk from Prof Trigs on Rockefeller and Morgan
Chicago August 2. Professor Triggs of the University of Chicago argues that John D Rockefeller and J P Morgan are greater than Shakespeare and McKinley, claiming Americans are becoming anarchists as industrial issues replace political rights. He envisions an industrial constitution and a shift toward industrial democracy. Ex congressman John Davis dies in Texas after a long career.
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Trige
Chicago University
Antoniablag
Chicago
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J. P. Marsan
McKinley
William J. Brian
Symbols of the Covenant in Abrahamic Promises
A Sunday School analysis recounts Gods promises to Abraham in Genesis 15, focusing on the vision of a vast lineage and the Covenant sign. It notes biblical discouragement, cites Moses and the Psalmist, and reflects on faith amid trial with the theme of divine assurance.
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Goda
Abraham
Hebtron
Jerusalem
Tomkins
Sarin
Wtrtham
Marare
Hebron
Ray
Moses
Pan Kel
Ahjah
Carmel
Eot the Baptist
Macherus
Ole Brew
Runae
The Big Land Lottery Ends In El Reno
The final drawing in El Reno Oklahoma closed yesterday with 4 300 numbers drawn. The remaining 12 00 winners will receive letters by postal card. Crowds lingered, trains depart, and many expect to seek new county seats or homesteads as the lottery process moves to completion within ten days.
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Bi Rees
el Reno
Okla
Booth No
Aravon
Navy Department to consider Mr Allen for governorship
The Navy Department would be open to Mr Allen, but he has been Governor. The question remains if he would accept the office. A proposed route is planned to stretch across the United States this year. Oklahoma and Indian Territory appear on the list for 613 miles.
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Navy Department
Allen
Ofice
United States
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Sued by Former Employee Over 138000 in Debts and Damages
In Sangamon Circuit Court Springfield, H. K. Klarer, a former Aetna Fire Insurance Company employee, sues the firm and its agents for 138000 in debts and damages. Suit alleges agents failed to file net premiums with the county clerk for 25 years, violating tax reporting laws. Subpoenas accompany the declarations, demanding a data from the Insurance Department and related reports.
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Actas Insurance Company
Sangamon
Springfield
Aena Fire Insurance Company
H. K. Klarer
Aetna Company
Henry Yates
van Cleave
Willam Butler
Frank Rowse
Interurban Line Promoters Discuss Springfield to St Louis
A meeting at Cottage Hotel in Bunker Hill reviewed a Springfield to St Louis electric line via Carlinville Dorchester Bunker Hill Edwardsville with route right of way surveyed. Promoters, led by capitalists from Louisville Springfield and Carlinville, plan to serve World’s Fair travelers and seek citizen backing over bonuses.
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St Louis
Stivkholders
Springfield
St. Louis
Bunker Hill
Cottage Hotel
Louisville
Carlinville
Dorchester
Buoker Hill
Edwardsville
Johnson on one man power in rail trusts spoken in New York
August 3 in New York Mayor John son of Cleveland warned against creating a single man controlled billion dollar fortune and merging railroad capital. He urged a reappraisal of steam railroad properties and argued for stronger anti trust measures to prevent one man from dictating farmers markets and prices.
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MiiMopalre Mayne Dincusees Bilitoouters
Trvhta
New York
Johnson
Cleveland
John J. Rockefeller
Wen
Ohio
Democratic Party
United States
Will dump impure milk, Chicago to seize adulterated dairy
Chicago authorities announce a health crusade against adulterated milk and cream. Acting commissioner Reilly says all rail receiving depots will confiscate and dump cans containing evidence of adulteration. Milk from farms will be tested at unloading points and at the city laboratory, with formalin tests used for rapid screening on platforms.
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Chicago
Ar. F. W. Reilly
Health Department
Gold in the Philippines report by Dr Becker
Dr George F Becker of the U S Geological Survey reported after studying Philippine mineral wealth that gold occurs in every ravine. The August 3 dispatch from Washington cites Becker’s findings while he has been in the Philippines for the department’s inquiry and notes the widespread mineral potential observed.
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Washington,d. C
George F. Becker
United States
Geological Srey
Philippines
Las
Sedalia Elects Bab cuck as Mayor in Varied 1901 News
Citizens' candidate Judson L Bab cuck wins Sedalia mayoral race over John C Fisher. Kansas railroad commission to meet Aug 2 for emergency freight arrangements. Wheat seed from Rusélap imported for Kansas farmers. Chicago rail lines issue orders limiting free summer transportation. Rumor of Union and Southern Pacific legal-department consolidation denied at Omaha. Lords bill allows King Edward to take a powerful title. Minister Rockhill dispatches note indemnities. China to pay interest in January 1902. Congress may extend bank charters to prevent liquidations. Omaha widow avoids suicide after debts. nearly falls to a small fortune. Kansas coal mine operators raise soft coal prices in Topeka. Pasteur Institute isolates foreign matter. Tool creation without nature’s aid praised as a major science feat. Soldiers receive medals. desire to repurpose medals for veterans. McLay authorizes treasuries. Brooklyn address items scant on detail.
Storm Delays Heal and Sinks Reported on Local Waters
The storm was the worst in years with numerous fishing vessels sunk including the police boat Nellie Jackson. One hundred farmers accompanied him to town to ensure fair play amid the turmoil.
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Nellie Jackson
Saberepes
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