Chicago to the Coast Hills Roads to Handle Continental Business
Reading fragmented text from a Chicago era page, the note hints at regional transport routes and road management affecting continental business. The exact entities and dates are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Dowie Plans Ocean Line Ventures in New York
Dowie and Grand Trunk team up to create an ocean line network in New York. The initiative aims to place vessels in service to compete for ocean trade.
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DOWIE
New York
Grand Trunk Plans Australian Trade Steamers
San Francisco reports Grand Trunk to deploy three modern steamers bound for Australia, sailing from Tacoma in competition with Oceanic and Canadian Pacific. The Australian and Puget Sound Steamship company formation links Hill lines for traffic and Tacoma Chicago connections, though Grand Trunk says no immediate Australia line.
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San Francisco
Grand Trunk Road
Tacoma
Oceanic Steamship Company
Canadian Pacific
Australia
Grand Trunk
The
Hill Lines
Pacific Coast Steamship Company
Australian and Puget Sound Steamship Company
Chicago
Montreal
Grand Trunk Railroad
Trainmen pledge aid in Pacific Express strike
Chicago reports a general strike by Pacific Express company workers crippling Wabash service with no express messenger or parcels on the 7:15 from St. Louis. Brotherhood leaders vow support including switchmen and conductors. In Dallas and Texas, nonunion staff are filling roles as strike spreads.
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Chicago
Pacific Express Company
St. Louis
Hill
Union
Brotherhood of Railway
Wabash
Dallas
Tex
Russ
Palestine
Fort Worth
Beaten mill workers return home after attack in Minneapolis
John C Burke and T H Pfell workers at Washburn Crosby mill were assaulted by four men as they walked home after a shift. The incident follows a rising tension as mill owners report stronger productivity with former employees returning to work.
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Minneapolis
John C. Burke
T. H Pfell
Washburn-Crosby
Independent packing plant plan eyed by Texas cattlemen
Duke F. Wilson announces a meeting of Texas cattlemen to discuss an independent packinghouse project. Eighteen states are already aboard and a Denver gathering will decide the first plant location. Texas cattlemen are asked to subscribe $1 per head, aiming for $9 million, with an expected $2 increase in value per head.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Duke F. Wilson
Texas
Denver
Wilson
Yellow Fever Update From Laredo Area
The official yellow fever bulletin reports 27 new cases and 1 death on Tuesday and 16 cases with 1 death on Wednesday at Nuevo Laredo. Total cases rise to 327 with 17 total deaths. United States Consul Alonzo Garrett remains in precarious condition.
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Laredo
Tex
Nuevo Laredo
United States
Alonzo Garrett
Harbor Entrance Protected Amid Port Arthur Readiness
Reports from Yokohama state the Russian squadron has returned to Port Arthur and prepared defenses against a potential assault. A boom of heavy logs blocks the harbor entrance as ninety three warships lie in port awaiting possible attack.
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Yokohama
Port Arthur
Moody Merrill Indictment Case Goes Forward Without Defendant
In Boston on a Thursday session of the superior court Moody Merrill was not present when his case on embezzlement charges was called and his $10,000 bonds were defaulted.
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Boston
Moody Merrill
Superior Court
Kentucky Negro Lynched in Wickliffe Mob Action
Tom Hall alias Douglas a negro was hanged from a tree in the jail yard after being taken from the Wickliffe jail by 199 men. He was accused of shooting Crockett Childress a white boy last Sunday at Kevil and blamed Jim Rivers another negro. Fears of a race riot prompted many negroes to leave Kevil.
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Wickliffe
Tom Hall
Douglas
Crockett Childress
Kevil
Hall
Childress
Jim Rivers
Kevi
Edgewood shooting victim and assailant die in hospital
The man who shot Amelia Garret a stenographer at Edgewood Pennsylvania and then killed himself died at the Homeopathic Hospital early today. Miss Garret has regained consciousness but remains in critical condition.
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Were Rester
Amelia Garret
Edgewood
Homeopathic
Miss Garret
Vermont Marshal Removed Over Chinaman Deportation Escape
President acts on attorney general recommendation by removing Mar shaI Fred A Field of Vermont district for dereliction of duty after three deportees escaped Providence R I while in his custody. The marshal left the boat to supper and returned to find two men and five prisoners missing. The deputy and railroad agent disputed the marshal's account, decrying negligence in the deportation process.
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Washington
Fred A. Field
District of
Vermont
Providence
R. L
Boston
San Francisco
Bank Robbery Near Peoria Involves $2800 In Loot
Four men hit the Farmers State bank in Berwick Illinois at dawn. They forced the safe combination, loaded $2800 into a buggy, and fled east while residents were frightened away. No trace of the robbers was found.
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Peoria
Ill
Berwick
Farmers State Bank
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Dr. Fenner
W. T. Oakes
Orrix
St.vitus
Gotzians Sud
Ess
Phil
Lawrence
Huron
Dakota Avenue
James Valley Bank
Pennyroy AL
Evans Chemical Co
Cincinnati
St. Paul
Duluth
West Superior
OO Commission CO
Morton County
North Dakota
Elgin
Mandan, N. Dak
Las Vt St
Chicago, Md
Hillroads
CONTI
Nental Business OF
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Ocean Line
ICE
Tralian Trade
John Alexander Dowie
Baltimore and Ohio
Battery
Madison Square Garden
United States Infantry
Grand Central Station
West Shore Railroad
Albany
Hudson River Division
West Shore
Mr. Dowie
Merrill
Kentucky
South Dakota
School of Mines
Black Hills
President School OF Mines
Rapid City, S. D
State Agricultural College
the Agricultural College
Brookings, South Dakota
Ghinese
United States Marshal
Torney General
Kenyon
Wm. Tolmie
A. F. Kenyon
Huron College
Huron, S. D
Carriage & Wagon Shop
M. L. Tobin
Second Street