Palace private car built for McKinley era trip to Washington
Canton magnate John Miller built a luxurious private car with solid oak walls and a double framework top for the 1890s inauguration journey. It features cushioned interiors, extensive storage, a dining area, and a decorated gallery, aimed at safe travel and lavish comfort for Mr. Miller and guests.
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Canton
Washington
John B. Millar
Waite
John F. Miter
Miter
Asu
Tony Kod
Atwarr
Hyer
Ruschina
Garman
Emig Ciler
Walid
Hyd Hinother
Leribert McKinkes
McKinley
Miller
McKintey
BioKintey
Mr. Miller
Woley
McKmiley
Wiens
Maren Learak
Mark Munna
Cleveland
Louis
St. Louie
Charce
Wifver Malls
Abd Ma Mich van Deenenithi
Smckinsey
Dawntless Strikes Back In Jacksonville Port Case
Attorney General Harmon received a telegram from the U.S. attorney in Jacksonville stating an injunction was sought to restrain the port collector and the revenue cutter Boutwell from interfering with the Dawntless Dawn. The ship lay at Jacksonville with the Boutwell anchored nearby under orders not to permit the Dawnders to depart. The attorney general informed Judge Long that the hearing date was too soon to prepare and asked for an extension.
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Washington
Harmon
United States
Jacksonville
Fis
Houtwell
Jacksamyilte
Boutwell
Lonke
Betancourt Leaves Cubs for Havana Expulsion
Havana reports Dr Gaspar Hetan Court released from prison Monday evening expelled from Cuba. He departs on the Mascotte with Senor Arango a political offender and two men Pan talons and Auguilla. no atropine glasses mined without musical use by Chas Bennett.
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Betancourt
Cubs
Havana
Gaspar Hetan
Court
Cuba
Senor Twocencta Arango
Pantalons
Auguilla
Chas Bennett
Miles' $50,000 Washington House Gift Stirring Senate Probe
Washington, Feb. 11. New York friends of Gen. Nelson A Miles plan to present him a Washington residence as a reward for Chicago riot work. Senator Allen's resolution directs military affairs to examine the propriety of army officers receiving gifts. A letter from Henry Adams to Col Huntington solicits funds for the house and outlines substantial pledges. Dr. Allen objects to gifts to officers and the inquiry promises developments.
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Chicago
Washington
New York
J. Edward Simmons
Frederick D. Tappen
Col
Henry Adams
Broadwas
Bir
Nelson A. Miles
Miles
Boston
Alien
Henry Wolcott Talks on Mining and Bimetallism
Henry R. Wolcott, brother of Colorado Senator Wolcott, at the Gilsey House in New York, comments on the delayed prosperity after McKinley’s election, mining activity in Colorado especially Cripple Creek, and silver versus gold politics. He says eastern magnates could settle the free silver question if they choose, but have decided against it.
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New York
Henry R. Wolcott
Senator Wolcott
Colorado
Gilsey House
Aera
McKinley
White House
Congress
Wes
Cripple Creek
L A W ON ROADS SPEAKER AT ALBANY MEETING
L A W ON ROADS Albany Peb 11 A R Choate of Minneapolis led the afternoon session of the coed roads meeting focusing on highway legislation. He argued that laws allowing farmers to work out bad taxes in kind created more bad roads than any other road statute and urged the I A W to enter politics to help secure better roads. James Owen of Newark, New Jersey spoke on the history of the good roads movement.
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Albany
A. R. Choate
Minneapolis
Highway Legisla Hon
King Oscar Willing to Act as Arbitrator When Called
New York Feb 11 The World tomorrow prints a Stockholm dispatch with an interview of King Oscar who, while not discussing politics, reiterates his willingness to serve as mediator in the English American dispute. He says actions should judge him more than words and offers to help when needed.
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King Oscar
New York
Stockholm
Sweden
Ing Gschr
Willinenesa i
Mrbie Trator
Greece in earnest as Greek torpedo flotilla sails for Crete
Athens reports Prince George of Greece leading a torpedo flotilla toward Crete to block Turkish landings. Praises from Crete refugees accompany the departure while Italian and British officials monitor the evolving crisis. Dispatches note Crete's religious dimension and international efforts to avoid rupture with Turkey.
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Athens
Prince George
Greece
Han
Crete
Minorce
Gvorwe
George
Retimo
Naples
Canavado
Times
Canea
Heraklion
The
Standard
Porte
Chronicle
Vienna
Rete
Turkey
Eames Under the Knife Surgeons Report Op
Noted singer Mme Emma Eames underwent a surgical operation today in New York at the Marie Antoinette hotel. The procedure was successful though a full return to singing in the city is deferred for prudence. She plans to sing in Chicago around February 25, pending no complications.
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Eames
New York
Mme
Emma Eames Story
Mariie Antoinette Hotel
Sixty-sixthy Street
Boulevard
Julian Story
Chicago
West
Mme. Eames
Wheelock Arrives. Plans Fitzsimmons Corbett Fight
San Francisco report says promoter Wheelock with Dan Stuart arrived from Reno and will stage the Merit fight around noon on March 13. Travel plans imply fans may depart the city for Nevada on March 16, reach the state morning of the 17th, attend the afternoon bout, then return by evening.
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San Francisco
W. K. Wheelock
Dan Stuart
Reno
Wheelock
Npa
Pacific Coast
Nevade
Nevada
Santa Fe Route Home Road Fare Notice
Santa Fe Route advertises round trip fare Salina Kansas for February 12 through 17 with return by February 0, best service. Special train from Strong City at 12:05 pm. Agent W. C. Garvey. Also mentions healing salves and a DeWitt hip joint pellet product with testimonials.
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Grand Lodge AF. & A
Salina
Kan
Peke
Strong City
W. C. Garvey
Ward L. Smith
Frederickstown
Europe
America
Chamberlain
Iim
Santa Fe
Latlna
Grand Lodge
Topeka
WOMAN CHARGED IN ARREST OF MATHER COMPANY LEADER
New York February 11 Brief saga of Mrs Hoffman Martin aims for stage life ends in court over beating a boarding house keeper and threatening actor J Henley. She faced charges, claimed support from Rev Charles Parkhurst, and was jailed on bail after Magistrate Deel set bonds.
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Margaret Mather
New York
Hoffman Martin
Jefferson Market Court
J. J. Henley
Charles H. Parkhurst
Nellie A/ Ralph
West Twenty-seventh Street
Dugan
Ralph
Henley
Deel
Hall
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Quick Relief From Piles
An old advertisement-style piece extols Pyramid Pile Cure as a safe, speedy remedy for piles, claiming it relieves pain, restores sleep and appetite, and may avoid surgical operations. It touts universal reliability, urges purchase through a drug company, and emphasizes low cost compared to surgery.
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Mayde
Aude
Jang
Sven m Lght Emees
Eanier
Albion
Warutacterers
Hushed Forever as Tenor Castlemary Drops Dead on Stage
Armand Castlemary, a leading bass in Protow’s Martha at the Metropolitan Opera House, collapsed during the second scene of the first act. He died within minutes, in view of a large audience, while fellow cast members and friends tried to aid him.
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New York
Armand Castlemary
Tristano
Protow
Martha
Metropolitan Opera House
Castlemary
Mary Engle
Hawk de Beark
Sisner Cremont
Jean de Heszke
Old Soldiers Oppose Moving Topeka Pension Office
Kansas City February 11 old soldiers oppose moving the Topeka pension office to St Louis. They say the plan is a political move and would injure pensioners by distance. Local voices favor keeping the office in Topeka or consolidating districts to cut costs while preserving access for veterans.
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Topeka Pension Agency
Kansas City
Topeka
St Louis
Kansas
Ross Griffin
St. Louis
McKinley
Billy Stewart
George Magers
Francis.t. Smith
E. F. Rogers
Hydrants Dispute Highlights City Water Fight
City Attorney Bird prepares an answer in U S circuit court over hydrant rent for South Topeka, now part of the city water system. The water company seeks 5000 for twelve hydrants after incorporation, while Bird argues statute limits or timely action, and the case proceeds in federal court.
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Bird
United States Circuit
South Topatea
South Topeka
Strike Hits Melgsth Glass Plant In Indiana
A 400 worker strike began at the Melgsth Glass plant in Indiana today amid long standing material quality complaints. Workers say glass has been poor for weeks hindering production. A company committee will seek an adjustment with management.
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Wood
Ind
Melgsth Glass Company
Pasteur Opponent Dr Bourgoin Dead in Paris
Dr Bourgoin a noted opponent of Pasteur’s theories has died in Paris. He served as a member of the chamber of deputies. A separate notice invites readers to remember Bishop Warren at the First M. E. Church in one week with admission set at 24 cents. An advertisement touts a liver health claim and promotes "Dewitt's Lilley Bennett era" blue pills by G W Stansfield.
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Pasteur
Paris
Dr. Bourgoin
Dr. Pasteur
Chamber of Deputies
Warren
M.el
Jury Grows Tired as Verdict Slips in Bar Creek Case
A judge grows exasperated by a juror stalemate over a shooting verdict. The foreman, bloodied but defiant, urges speed while arguing the prisoner’s guilt. The jury returns a guilty verdict after a tense, noisy session ending with a hurried march to Bar Creek for a dog fight.
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Arger
Bar Creek
B’ar Creek
A. B. Lewis
New York
Outside Trust Companies Forced to Meet Illinois Standards
Appellate court upholds removal of Farmers’ Loan & Trust from co trustee role of Lake Street elevated mortgage. Decision requires outside trust companies to deposit 300000 with state auditor, else removal. Ruling signals further restructuring of trusteeships and challenges to out of state trust firms operating in Illinois. Includes unrelated notices on health ads and a rail route schedule.
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Illinois
Chicago
Superior Court
Cook County
Farmers’ Loan & Trust Company
Lake Street
Rattroud First Mortenee
Farmery' Loan & Prumt Company
trusi@e
New York Trust Company
Farmore’ Loai
Decimnn
Tate
Timels Trust
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Dewitt
Hazel Saive
G. W. Stansfeld
Ranses Avenue
Mes
Martin
SEN Coal CO
Meenaase
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Jean de Reszke
Big McBeth Works
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G. W.stansfield
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Chicago Post
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Hewitt
Grurt
Hie
Jimmie
Tommy
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Wnicn
Stugan
Reana
New Orleans
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