Russia's Moves in Asia Grow More Alarm Bell
New York on February 20 reports rising concern over Russian maneuvers in Asia. Authorities cite troop movements toward Afghanistan, plans for rail links via Teheran and Turkmen routes, and potential pressure on Persia. Britain considers precautions while seeking to maintain an open door policy with other powers.
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Ghent
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Turkestan
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Teheran
Banter Abbas
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Perkin
Asia Minor
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Onder
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Chita
Great Britain
France
Avia Minor
Gieatey
Central Asia
European
Siberia
Dolley
Rugla
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Tevon
Afghanistan
Mery
Erat
Candahar
Quetta
China
Ashi Minor
Postum Cereal Co. Ad Claims Coffee Harms Health
An advertisement by the Postum Cereal Co. Ltd argues that coffee aggravates health problems and that many readers report relief after abandoning coffee for Postum Food Cereal. The piece cites headaches nervousness and stomach upset linked to coffee use and claims Postum rebuilds the nervous system.
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Mirkabi
Cotew
Ae- Howe Kinney
Met
Wallty
FIGHTING JOE'S DAUGHTER ENGAGEMENT REPORTED
Philadelphia Feb 20 The engagement of Lt W W Fiscus U S Infantry now in the Philippines to Miss Annie Wheeler daughter of Gen Joe Wheeler is announced by Lieut Fiscus sister Dr Ranch Graves The couple’s acquaintance began at West Point Where Gen Wheeler’s sons were classmates The marriage will occur when Fiscus can obtain absence from duty The pages describe Mayo funeral and Senator Lagan events in Quebec and Philadelphia
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Linut
W. W. Fincus
United States Infantry
Philippines
Annie Wheeler
Joe” Wheeler
Ranch F. Graves
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Wheeler
West Point
Wheeller
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United States
Warren
Waiting for Carnegie Arrives in Pittsburg for Equity Suit
Pittsburg Feb 20 All interested in the Prick Carnegie equity suit await the arrival of principal defendant Andrew Carnegie. He is en route north from New York after a conference with President Schwab. His presence is expected to heighten interest in the legal battle and accelerate defense papers.
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Pittsburg
Andrew Carnégié
Florida
Pitshoro
New York
Schwab
Carnegie
Pittabure
Carnegie Steel Company, Limited
Frick
Mr. Carntele
Riot at Dearbors Street crossing in Chicago fight
Five hundred General Electric Hail way workers clashed with Western Indiana Rail raid staff over Dearbors Street crossing at Fifteenth Street. Several seriously hurt and two dangerously injured as four freight cars were wrecked. GE seized temporary crossing control and moved rolling stock across the rails. Police unable to identify injured. workers spirited away. Trouble followed a Illinois Supreme Court reversal dissolving a year-long injunction keeping GE off the tracks.
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General Electric Hailway Company
Western Indiana
Dearbors Street
Fehting
General Electric Company
General Electric
Cruai
Manila Ram. Soldiers' deaths blamed on liquor in Manila
Capt Frank M Wells of the Hirst Tennessee infantry says whiskey in Manila killed more soldiers than Filipino bullets. He reports bars near barracks and on ships, urges abolition of the canteen, and notes lack of action by officers and the provost marshal before reforms. He traveled on the transport Indiana and previously saw heavy liquor sales in Murcia and on a steamboat.
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Frank M. Wells
Chayilitin
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Nile
Molle T
Custer
Indiana
San Stn
Philippines
Investigative steps on Missouri incident and naval officers
A Washington dispatch reports a court of inquiry may examine charges against Missouri officers amid alleged tense relations and efficiency concerns. No report of unfitness issued. ship stated as government property bought last spring for ship Home, with unclear ownership details and a damaged account of events surrounding losses at sea.
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Harald
Washington, D.C
Trateport
Sidor Artur
Arthur
Missouri
Abtvay
Sun Prades
Couna
Fraud charge targets Jamun Mullhall in Chicago case
A warrant is issued for Jamun Mullhall of Wabesh Avenue head of a merchant commission company. He is charged with fraudulently obtaining on credit and selling goods for cash while hiding creditors. Authorities allege he has secured over 3300.00 from homes across the United States, with assets secured in 90 commission houses in Kansas, Nebraska and New York. Mullhall is sought by officers. he formerly operated in business in Chicago.
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Chicago
Ka Cupian
Jamun
Mullhall’s Chicago Sales Tied to Denver Property Scheme
A fragmented report notes Mullhall moved to Chicago ten days ago with property from Denver. Much of the property was sold in the Chicago market and he reportedly went there to finalize sales. Tim claimed several Chicago commission houses were linked with Mullhall.
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Mullhaul
Odd Predictions by Michigan Statistician for 20th Century
A Philadelphia Times report describes Riley Y Moore of Battle Creek collecting odd 20th century forecasts. He predicts the century starts January 1, 1901 on a Tuesday and ends on a Sunday, with recurring calendar patterns, holidays on same weekdays, Easter dates, and Russia adopting the Gregorian calendar, among many other dated projections.
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Philadelphia Times
Riley Y. Moore
Battle Creek
Mich
Moore
Washington
Onder
Wienever
Christinus
Russia
Islands Without Owners From The Century Readings
A descriptive account of the South Shetland Islands including Livingston Island and nearby rocks. Observations cover ice cover, glaciers, wildlife like penguins and cormorants, and barren peaks. The writer notes possible mosses and grass farther south and laments unclaimed lands, urging a humane mission with a shipwreck relief station.
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Greenland
Turlaren Istana
Livingston Island
Bourget
Lever
Fiurmber
Daseenmiem
Vehet House
Invitation For Dewey Given By Department Commander
An invitation was extended to Admiral Dewey by the Department Commander of the G A R. The Jacksonville group, including Sen. Cullom, left for Washington to join the reception May 1 at the department encampment. They planned to present a ceremonial souvenir invitation as a formal token.
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Gat
Henrien S. Bunters
Aresarean
Wilkes H. Minrichecs
Sr i. Thininp
Jacksonville
Washington
Rea
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Tien
The Spoiled Biff On Washington Street Car
A story in the Washington Star recounts a stylish young woman with a bulldog aboard an Upperbound Metropolitan avenue car near Sixth Street. The dog, spoiled and swaggering, refuses to stay on the platform, as the conductor struggles to enforce the rule and the woman argues the pet’s status as a lap companion. The incident unfolds with humorous tension over canine etiquette and transit rules.
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Dog and bulldog spark iron nerve in transit tale
A conductor scolds a fox as a dog with a nail studded collar seizes the moment on a crowded car. A young woman remains still while the dog and bulldog companion dash away, the conductor muttering about trouble and a passerby remarking on the dog’s loyalty. The scene ends with the woman and her dog alighting, the conductor left to ponder what just happened. Subscribe for the Journal.
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