Morgan details Northern Pacific stock move and holding plan
J P Morgan and associates revealed they bought 15000 dollars of Northern Pacific stock between May 2 and May 7 to ensure Union Pacific control and safeguard minority holders. The Northern Securities Company aimed to place NP and Great Northern stock under safe holding to preserve road policy, with Morgan stressing no wider control was intended.
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Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Burlington
Morgan
Aix Les Baines
Union Pacific
Fises
Tinlon Pacific
Mor
Hill
J. P. Morgan & Co
Payne
Showers Today and Colder Then Winds Shift West
Washington records forecast for Thursday and Friday with showers expected in Indiana and Ohio, fair and colder trends in Illinois and Ohio, brisk south winds shifting to west, warmer in extreme northwest Ohio, and temperatures around 64 high and 46 low. Blythe notes regional weather data and authorizes forecast details.
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Washington
Indiana
Ohio
Movements of Steamers Across Ports
In New York March arrived steamers Oceanie and Georgic from Liverpool Oscar I from Copenhagen. Phia sailed to Southampton Bayerford to Antwerp Teutonia to Liverpool. Plymouth saw Preitoria arrive from New York bound for Cherbourg and Hamburg. Cherbourg proceeded. Kronprinz Wilhelm sailed from Bremen and Southampton to New York. Naples reported Celtic arriving from New York for Alexandria and Fayal March 2% passed Lahn from Naples and Gibraltar to Nesse. Star arrived from New York via Boulogne. Rhynsee arrived. Ancho ere ee omen sailed.
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New York
Oce@nie
Georgic
Liverpool
Oscar I
Copenhagen
Phia
Southampton
Bayerford
Antwerp
Teutonia
Plymouth
Pretoria
Cherbourg
Hamburg
Kron- Pring Wilhelm
Bremen
Naples
Celtic
Alexandria
Gibraltar
Newnes
Star
Boulogne
Bevery Boxed Cold and Grip Cure Celebrated
A fragment notes a product named Bevery Boxed Cold and Grip Cure with a mention of a pant ee name pant sppeer on Bevery. The item appears as a catalog or ad snippet lacking full context and details.
Morgan recalls Northern Pacific control in 1901 hearing
In a tense session at Aix and during cross examination in New York, J P Morgan described alliances with Kennedy and Hill over Northern Pacific stock. He said Union Pacific and Great Northern stakes were discussed, admitted large stock sales, and explained the retirement of Northern Pacific preferred stock as part of a 1896 reorganization not aimed at rate control. The testimony noted Morgan’s firm stance that all parties acted independently.
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Northern Pacific
Mr. Hill
Mr. Lamb
Mr. Morgan
Aix
Mr. Kennedy
Kennedy
Great Northern
Morgan
J. J. Pil
Union Pacific
Hill
Northern Securities Company
Witness
Mr. Harriman
Europe
J. P. Morgan & Co
Northern Securities
Francis Lynde Stetson
Atock
Pilin
Northern Pacific Common
Northern Pacific Preferred
George F. Baker
Obituary notices from multiple cities detail notable deaths
Obituaries report deaths of Frederick R Brainerd USN retired in California Rudolph Von Kaltenborn in Milwaukee Enrique Cantibaneg at Washington Mexican embassy secretary in Chicago lawyer Charles A Dupee in Chicago Cherokee pioneer Jefferson Carter in Ardmore Thomas Mahan Norwalk ex postal clerk in Norwalk and John OConnor captain on the lakes near Toledo John E Fitzpatrick ex police chief in Chicago, detailing ages and brief biographical snippets
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Milwaukee
Rudolph von Kaltenborn
Merrill
Wis
von Kaltenborn
Prussia
Principality of
Chur-Hesse
Washington
Enrique Cantibanez
Senor Santibaneg
Senor Romero
Chicago
Charles A. Duper
Dupee, Judah, Itard & Wolf
Mr. Dupee
West Brookfield
Mass
Ardmore
L. T
Jefferson Carter
Carter
Norwalk
Thomas Mahan
Toledo
John O'Connor
John E. Fitzpatrick
Will avert a strike in anthracite coal district
Meeting of the Civic Federation conciliators and miners representatives yielded no strike for this year. Senator Hanna and J Pierpont Morgan helped shape terms, with Morgan open to recognizing the United Mine Workers and maintaining the wage scale. A three member subcommittee was formed to report progress to the National Civic Federation by tomorrow at 10 20 a m. Senators Hanna and Straus and Duncan will lead later discussions.
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New York
Civic Federation
Herald
Hanna
J. Pierpont Morgan
Morgan
United Mine Workers of America
M. A. Hanna
Oscar Straus
Bishop H. C. Potter
Franklin MacVeagh
Lewis Nixon
Charlies A. Moore
Marcus M. Marks
William H. Pfahler
Ralph M. Bailey
F. P. Sargeant
James Duncan
John Mitchell
National Organization
Omas Nicholls
John Fahey
Thomas Duffy
Shamokin
Church Mission House
Industrial Department
National Civic Federation
Straus
Duncan
Granite Cutters’ National Union
Forged Cigar Box Labels Backed by Union Officials
Daniel Harris of the New York Cigar Makers' International Union and James Wood of Cincinnati alerted police about forged union cigar box labels. Detectives arrested Albert Goldman and David Bartleson after they attempted to sell 20,000 labels for zero dollars to a cigar factory proprietor. Both faced second degree forgery charges. labels are printed in Chicago.
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New York
Daniel Harris
Cigar Makers’ International Union of America
James Wood
Cincinnati
Albert Goldman
David Bartleson
The
International Union
Chicago
Woman healed after assault in Santa Fe yards
Mrs Henrietta Miller of Los Angeles recovers from injuries after being assaulted by a colored man in Santa Fe yards at La Junta Cal. The lynched assailant Wallace a railway porter was taken down from the telegraph pole by order of the mayor. Coroner Green to convene a jury for inquest.
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LA Junta
Cal
Henrietta Miller
Los Angeles
Santa Fe
Denver
Wallace
Miller
Green
Rocky Ford
Sedalia
W. H. Wallace
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Norfolk Street Railway Strike Sealed by Court Injunction
Judge Hanickle of the Corporation Court signs an injunction restraining eighteen employees and others from interfering with the Norfolk Railway and Light Company. The order bars attacks on workers and any acts damaging cars or property. Union labor committees sought concessions but the company refused to meet with the men as a group.
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Norfolk
Hanickle
Corporation Court
Norfolk Railway and Light Company
Street Railway
Iowa miners to strike at midnight end of March
Des Moines report says unless unexpected events occur every Iowa miner will walk out at midnight March 31 in a strike. At a joint conference the miners and operators set out their terms with operators refusing to employ shot firers or adopt a uniform day wage scale. President Reese on behalf of workers asked for arbitration, which operators rejected.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Reese
Besley Sues Brick Makers Union Over Boycott Threat
L C Besley bricks owner sues in district court for 5000 damages and seeks injunction to stop a boycott. The Brick Makers Union had fined him 50 dollars for alleged rule violations, which he refused to pay, prompting the threatened boycott and ensuing suit.
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Council Bluffs
L. C. Besley
District Court
Brickmakers’ Union
Besley
President Gompers Considers Chorus Girls Union Plan
President Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor listened to Geralia Malone of San Francisco Ruby Payne of New York and Sallie Fisher of Salt Lake City as they applied for a union of chorus girls in Cincinnati on March 4.
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Cincinnati
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Geralia Malone
San Francisco
Ruby Payne
New York
Sallie Fisher
Salt Lake City
Oberlin selects Dr Julius Bewer as Old Testament chair
Oberlin Theological Seminary appoints Dr Julius Bewer, assistant of the Central Congregational Church in Providence RB, to chair Old Testament language and literature. Bewer trained at the Royal Gymnasium Port Germany in 18% and at Union Seminary New York City in 1888.
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Oberlin
Julius Bewer
Central Congregational Church of Providence
RB. I
Oberlin Theological Seminary
Bewer
Royal Gymnasium
Port
Germany
Union Seminary
New York City
Textile council orders mill strike in Lowell March 31
Lowell textile council votes to strike cotton mills over a 10 percent wage increase demand matching Fall River. The walkout will affect about DN operatives in the city.
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Lowell
Mass
Textile Council
Fall River
Koeller Duo Acquitted In Wife’s Murder Trial
In Chicago Judge Dunne’s court Edward F and William Koeller were acquitted of murdering Edward F Koeller’s wife. The dead woman’s mother Mary Lemont testified the husband was a patient, dutiful man who tried to reform his drunken wife while his children were neglected. The jury deliberated about half an hour.
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Chicago
Edward F
William Koeller
Koeller
Despondent Man Dies In Gas Explosion At Screven Hotel
In Savannah Georgia on March 26 a gas explosion at the Screven Hotel destroyed two rooms. Firefighters found W. P. Hankinson of Ellen ton South Carolina dead in a ruined room. A hotel porter, after detecting escaping gas, opened the door and triggered the blast by striking a match. Letters on Hankinson indicated he planned to end his life after taking morphine.
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Savannah
Screven
W. P. Hankinson
Ellenton
Hankinson
Princeton Debaters Win Eighth Harvard Debating Match
Princeton won the eighth annual debate against Harvard in Sanders's Theater Cambridge on March 26. The judges were unanimous and out in two minutes. Princeton's affirmative speakers were A. J. Barron E. A. Blair and R. W. Anthony. Harvard's team included P. H. Reed I. Grossman and J. K. Clark. This marked Princeton's first victory in eight years of debating Harvard.
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Cambridg
Mass
Princeton
Harvard
Sanders
New York City
A. J. Barron
E. A. Blair
R. W. Anthony
P. H. Reed
I. Grossman
J. K. Clark
Vanderbilt Arrest in France For Fast Driving
Paris dispatch notes W. K. Vanderbilt Jr and D. W. Bishop were arrested near Le Luc while traveling at night without lights. They were held in a station house overnight and released in the morning.
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Paris
Nice
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
D. W. Bishop
le Luc
Mr. Vanderbilt
Mr. Ee
Paying the Preacher
A New York Advertiser column recalls humorous and awkward moments for clergymen officiating marriages. The storyteller recounts grooms misreading tips, forgotten fees, and a Sydney couple who sent a monetary gift and a photo years later.
Arrival of A G Mose ly from England on Oceanic
Alfred G Mose ly C M G arrived from England today aboard the Oceanic. He has previously visited the United States and was impressed by American education. After returning to England he formed two commissions of twenty five men each to study U S educational and social conditions.
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New York
Alfred G. Mosely
England
United States
Foreign Honor for Schurman at Edinburgh
The University of Edinburgh resolves to confer the honorary degree of Doctor of Laws on President Schurman of Cornell University. The last American to receive this honor was Ambassador Choate.
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Ithaca, N
University of Edinburgh
Schurman
Cornell University
Ambassador Choate
Mrs Brookhart Leaves Washington for Des Moines Visit
Mrs J L Brookhart departed this morning for Des Moines to visit for a few days with her two brothers who live in that city. After two days of solitary confinement with only her husband for company she appreciates a little free time away from home.
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Washington
J. L. Brookhart
Des Moines
Heavy Rainfall Hits Nuvanu Islands In Cloudburst
During a twelve hour storm in Nuuvanu on the Hawaiian islands a record downpour drenched the area with 5.15 inches of rain in one hour from 1 to 22 o clock am. Streams rose ten to twelve feet in moments causing damage along river banks. Overall rainfall for the storm reached 1271 inches.
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Nuvanu
Hawaiian Islands
Nuuvanu
Care a Cold in One Day With Lexative Tablets
A fragmented prescription style note advises using Lexative and Brome Quinine tablets to relieve a cold in one day. The readable fragment mentions Grove’s signature but lacks full attribution or context.
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Grove
Shortridge Girls Lose to German House in Close Court Fight
Shortridge High School girls fall 18 to 8 at German House stadium. Nora Lacey fainted after a spill with Miss Webber during the scrimmage. she recovered after a doctor’s intervention but could not return. Rachel Baker and Gladys Nehrbas led the local effort as the German House team showcased swift passing and accurate throws.
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Shortridge High School
Shortridge
Nora Lacey
Miss Webber
Miss Lacey
Grace Philputt
Rachel Baker
Gladys Nehrbas
Eva Kepler
Ethel Dorsey
Miss Hardin
Nora Lavey
Miss Kane Sess
Miss Kepler Edna Wallace
Alma K. dies in Chicago after sale to Mantell
Harry Overman recalls Alma K. the Alma K roadster once admired on Indianapolis streets died in Chicago soon after a sale to actor Robert Mantell. The horse had passed through multiple owners, including George Koehne and Otis Hahn, before ending with Hiram Miller's bank and Overman. Mantell offered 1200 dollars, the horse died while with Overman in Chicago. Y M I basketball beats German House 30 to 16. Players listed with officials.
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Harry Overman
Alma K
Indianapolis
Chicago
Robert Mantell
George Koehne
Otis Hahn
State Bank of Indiana
Hiram Miller
Mr. Overman
Stepper
Mr. Mantell
YMCA Teams to Clash in Local Basketball Night
The YMCA second team will host Anderson YMCA next Tuesday night. Beforehand the first YMCA squad will test against the German House team in a practice game.
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Anderson
Match Postponed in Grand American Handicap Entries Rise
Kansas City telegrams report 43 wing shots on the Grand American handicap entry list, with manager Elmer E. Shaner forecasting 475 total entries. Celebrity arrivals include Chas Budd of Des Moines and W R Crosby of O Fallon. Crosby’s three cornered match with J A R Elliott and Fred Gilbert for the Sportsman's Review cup is postponed to likely April 7, while Elliott and Crosby race for the cast iron medal proceeds next Saturday as scheduled.
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Kansas City
New York
Elmer E. Shaner
E. Ll. Banks
Interstate Association
Chas, Budd
Des Moines
W. R. Crosby
O'Fallon
Ill
Crosby
J. A. R. Elliott
Fred Gilbert
Elliott
Clear Water Wins Brooklyn Pool Championship Title
New York March 26 W H Clear water of Elwood Pa wins the professional pool championship in a close match defeating Charles Weston of Cheyenne Wyo 135 to 109. Clear water’s high run was 27 with six scratches while Weston’s high run was 14 and one scratch.
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New York
W. H. Clearwater
Elwood
Brooklyn
Charles Weston
Cheyenne
Wyo
Weston
Military Tournament in New York Showcases Signaling and Drills
Secretary of War Root led a military athletic night with General Brooks McMahon Sheridan and others. The First Signal Corps demonstrated signaling from tower and balloon while coast artillery performed tower, wall sealing and battle drills. A 12 foot high self built wall was sealed with notable agility, followed by a Sevon Cavalry drill and the Forty-eighth Highlanders exhibition.
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New York
Root
Brooks
McMahon
Sheridan
Johnson
Carter
Zazak
First Signal Corps
Coast Artillery
Sevon Cavalry
Poser Forty-eighth Highlanders
Arkansas race day yields three Rice winners at Clinton Park
In Little Rock at Clinton Park Captain R R Rice enjoyed a strong afternoon with three winning horses. Fred Hessig and Curd Gillock piloted Rice entries to first and second in the opening races, while Wax Taper triumphed in the fourth. The Montgomery handicap remains the next notable event.
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Little Rock
Ark
R. R. Rice
Arkansas Horseman
Clinton Park
Fred Hessig
Curd Gillock
Rice
Wax Taper
Arkansas Turfman
Nose Fi Brigade
Rich Montgomery
El Caney Dominates In Rough Memphis Race Odds
In Memphis next Monday El Caney won his race under tight wraps as the best in a fuzzy field. The winner led Hessig at 6 to 2 percent, Curd Gillock at 15 to 1, Hainault 7 to 5, Wax meer 4 to 5, and Reducer 2 to.
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Memphis
el Ca
Hessig
Curd Gillock
Hainault
Waxmeer
el Caney
Reducer
Knapp Wins Golden Gate Handicap at Oakland Race
Willie Knapp rode Frangible to victory in the Golden Gate handicap over Watercure at Oakland. The mile and three eighths race drew heavy weight on Frangible, who led most of the way but lost in a drive as Watercure pressed. Track was heavy and favored watercure’s rival Royalty and other declared winners included Colonial Girl and Commissioner Foster.
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San Francisco
Frangible
Willie Knapp
Oakland
Watercure
Morris
Royalty
Colonial Girl
Commissioner Foster
Dr. Bernays
Hilee
May Allen Sold for 2500 at Chicago Trotting Sale
At the Coliseum horse sale in Chicago on March 2 George H. Ketcham of Toledo bought Crescens trotter Roy M for 9.20 percent per share and noon proceeds likely to England May Allen drew 2.00 percent and sold for 2800 to C W Marks of Chicago Henry L 2015 brought 2.40 with George Castle of Chicago as buyer.
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Chicago
Coliseum
George H. Ketcham
Toledo
Crescens
Roy M
England
May Allen
C. W. Marks
Henry L
George Castle
Horse Races at Bennings See Favorites Win
Washington reports Bennings card features four favorites Alan All Saints Caithness Lou Rey winning. Triton breaks leg and dies during fifth race. Winners and odds list Obliged 2 to 1 Alan 6 to 5 All Saints even Elizabeth Moan 7 to 1 Caithness 3 to 5 Lou Rey 3 to 6.
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Washington
Bennings
Alan
All Saints
Caithness
Lou Rey
Triton
Obliged
Elizabeth Moan
Two teams win straight as Graff leads averages
The Tish-i-Mingoes edged the Compeers as the Ramblers beat the Hoo-Hoos and Graff widened his first place in the averages with 214. The Prospects swept six from Melrose while the Deweys dominated the Electrics.
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Tish-i-Mingoes
Compeers
Ramblers
Hoo-Hoos
Graff
Melrose
Fox
Deweys
Electrics
Turner Alleys
Compeera
Gantner
Pritchett
Lambert
SSL
Gielow Kimmel
Hendricks
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Auend
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Stelken
McClela
Randall
Tal
Grunner
Partin
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Ieee
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la Mam. Oo
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R. Ie
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BE. E
Uz Cobb Ia Mai C'hman
Catterhenry
Im Hutchinson
Peg Hale
Vincent
MG Romer
Adams
Ate
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Ey Brinkman
Dan Peterson
Nolting
Willworth
ATS
Hermann
ML Vinson Ms
Ketcham
Ut Wiese
Az Rainworth
Martin Kepner
Jad Meyers U . C
Boyl Ors
CIA
Philadelphia Fight Week Ends With Dougherty Near Knockout
Harry Harris of Chicago nearly fell in the fifth round at the Penn Athletic Club as Danny Dougherty of Philadelphia pressed hard, Harris rising to survive into the sixth. In Boston, George Gardner of Lowell signed to fight Tom Sharkey in London in June, replacing Peter Maher.
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Harry Harris
Danny Dougherty
Philadelphia
Chicago
Penn Athletic Club
Dougherty
Boston
George Gardner
Lowell
Mass
Willam A. Pierce
Tom Sharkey
London
Peter Maher
Police Board Blocks McClelland Broad Bout at Coliseum Club
The Denver Police Board ordered the chief to prevent the boxing match between Jack McClelland and Kid Broad scheduled for next Friday night at the Coliseum Club. No date or venue changes confirmed.
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Denver
Col
Police Board
Jack McClelland
Kid Broad
Coliseum Club
Clash of Dates Sees Opening Games Eyed by National League
New York reports former NL president Young possesses the league schedule with openings planned for April 17 in Boston New York Cincinnati and St Louis. Visiting clubs listed are Brooklyn Philadelphia Chicago and Pittsburgh, with clashes minimized against American League teams. Draft figures show Boston clubs brace for fourteen dates Chicago twelve Philadelphia seventeen and St Louis ten. Toronto manager Ed Barrow has been offered the New York managerial post though under contract with Toronto.
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New York
Young
National Baseball League
Boston
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittsburg
Ladelphia
Toronto
Ont
Ed Barrow
New York Baseball Club
Nationals
Barrow
Leagu Toronto
Cold Damp Feet Won't Give You a Cold Claim
A fragmented item references a claim about cold prevention tied to damp feet and mentions a box labeled Guplets Bb. W. Grove, with unclear context and attribution.
Transatlantic coronation traffic stalls London trade
London merchants and steamship agents warn that travellers from America are deterred by reports of skyrocketing costs for rooms, windows, and sightseeing in London during the coronation as bookings lag and prices fearfully rise, threatening a poor spring for British trade.
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London
Paris
America
West End
Bond Street
le Sway
United States
France
Germany
Hard Luck for a Poor Man from New York Journal
John Corsick arrived in Shamokin Pennsylvania footsore after traveling from Austria to New York. He bought a Shamokin ticket but lost it in a saloon and could not afford a replacement. He chose to walk, leaving New York Friday evening and following the railroad toward Philadelphia. He went ten miles off course at Reading before reaching Shamokin where the ticket fell from his hat.
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New York
Boston
Sue
Sydney
Australia
New York Journal
John Corsick
Shamokin
Austria
Corsick
Philadelphia
Reading
Untitled Tribune Passage On A Swill Trough Incident
A garbled Chicago Tribune excerpt describes a young individual reaching a trough and getting all four feet into the swill as a metaphor for greed among workers and a reference to human beings. The fragment resembles a satirical or critical passage about hunger and labor.
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Chicago Tribune
China
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