Woodruff Boom Delights Detroit Crowd at Public Meet
In Detroit last night a large audience celebrated Woodruff with cheers and ovations. Notable figures from New York and Ohio appeared, including Wardraft and Nash, as speakers praising his long public service and urging continued leadership. The event featured gallery displays and patriotic decor as attendees expressed support for Woodruff’s future.
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New Fork
Furker
Graveal
Shaw
Lovey
Pingree
Heme
Galeries
Ble Armory
Deaumutiuirs Washinstie
Precident Mekintes
Admin Lewey
Irenetale
Aleer
Eelling Aswala
Gs Ie Nash
Ohio
Washington
Woolruf
Spark From Pipe Triggers Miner Deaths In Monongahela
An explosion of giant powder in Monongahela Pennsylvania on February 23 killed two miners and gravely injured a third. Names listed include KGNT and PEZZONE with injuries to DORAL and Lora. A woman named Gethin suffered burns. cause suspected to be a spark from a miner’s pipe.
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Monongahela
Iell
KGNT
Pezzone
Jolun Doral
Peter Lora
Airs
A Blow to Scranton Coal Mines Hit by Shutdown Orders
Cranton Kansas February 22. C J Devlin of the Carmel Coal company testified that orders to shut down mines Wand 12 and 16 were to supply seasonal fuel for the railroad. He said security contracts caused the closures and railways offered no prospects for revival. Two mines will be closed, about 60 families affected, many longtime residents and property owners. Devlin said about 180 miners would be displaced in Toluca.
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C. J. Devlin
Jtsidene
Att. Carmel Coal Company
Farsent Minige Corporation
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Gomisha Ab
Devlin
Minee” Committee
Serantin
Deviln Hex
Toluca
Purcell Acquitted on Riot Charge in Union Drive
Purcell of the Unite Mine Workers is acquitted of leading riot while organizing the union at the Brocier mines near Williamsharo Kentucky. Jury returned verdict after a brief deliberation. Also notes coverage of the American Newspaper Publishers Association meeting in New York. A light aside invites readers to a Grand show featuring Joe Morgan impersonating someone’s aunt.
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George W. Purcell
Unite Mine Workers
Purcell
Wat
New York
American Newspaper Publisher ® Association
A. Kauffmann
Washington Star
Santa Fe Curtis Club Organizes Shopmen Rally
About 100 Santa Fe shop workers meet at the old court Howe to organize a Curtis club led by James Mullen with John Chaney and T F Doran speaking. Over 850 men sign the rolls as the group vows to support Charles Curtis for congress, elect officers, and keep the club active in Shawnee County.
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Old Court Howe
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Hie
Andy
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T. B. Dorur
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J. W. Gibbons
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Curtis Club
Charles Curtis
Santa Fe
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Charlie Curtis
Kansas
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Shawnee County
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T. F Doran
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Atchison
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Ol Larson
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Martin Rearedou
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Joe Snebler
George Farter
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Lewis Peachier
Witten
Robert
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Atr. Gibbons
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Carnegie's Defense Conference With Steel Company Chief
Andrew Carnegie and Charles M. Schwab held a lengthy conference at Carnegie's New York home regarding the litigation stemming from the Frick sales. Schwab then departed for Pittsburgh to coordinate defense plans while Carnegie stayed behind. They would not discuss details, promising only a formal legal statement later.
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Steel Company
New York
Andrew Carnegie
Charles M. Schwab
Carnegie -Steel Company
Carnegie
BH. O. Frick
Schwab
Pittsburg
Schwa
Steel
Pittsborg
Curnish
Miracle Kidney and Lung Cure Advertised in Kansas
Claim touts relief from kidney bladder disease and diphtheria in minutes via Dr Thomas Eclectics. Cites testimonials from Evangelical Lutheran Seminary affiliates and Kansas pharmacists. Promotes miracle recovery for chest pain cough and lung ailments, urging purchase at drug stores nationwide.
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Thomas
NM. H. Kasper
Evangelical Luthera Seminary
Addin
Ms. Welters
Kansas
Petticoai
Fire destroys business area in Bradford blaze
Bradford February 2. The business portion of Greater Hazel was at most destroyed by fire for the second time in two years. Buildings burned include the General store of H C Taylor, the City Drug store, the post office and K T M hall. No loss estimate available.
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Greater Hazel
H.C. Taylor
Pustative
T M. Hell
Kurdish revolt in Kurdistan threatens Persian rule
New York reports detail a Kurdish uprising in Sidwouthh Boulak led by Hikan Dabowkri Maghour and Beleadas against Tehersa. Rebels demand provincial autonomy and a kurdistan governed by their own leaders while Iran faces treasury strains and shifting governors.
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Kurdistan
Russia
Persia
Sidwouthh-Boulak
Tehersa
Hikan
Dabowkri
Maghour
Beleadas
Mir
Kurdtan
Sqnwouteh
Manowicher-Miriza
Mishir Ladhker
Asérbeideohat
Manuuteber
Ssawoutch-Doulak
Mishir-Ladhker
Munottcher
Semid Khan
Cits
Pabris
Musa Smeana- Teck
Tate
Nancy
Mrs Lawtons Thanks For Home Fund Aid From Nation
Mrs Mary Lawton of Pewee Valley Kentucky writes to General Corbin on February 18 1900 thanking the nation for a home fund gift. She says such kindness cannot be repaid and expresses deep gratitude noting it relieves the anxious thought Henry would have had and that life will find comfort in the remnant.
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Washington
Lawton
Pewee Valley
Corbin
Henry
Hatton
Mary Lawton
British Vice Consul’s Son Attacked by Mob in Beyroot
A mob of Mussulians wounded Abela, son of the British vice consul, at Sifon and surrounded the consulate in Beyroot Syria. Troops were dispatched and the consul general rushed to the scene to assess the disturbance.
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Beyroot
Syria
Abela
Sifon
Passengers Reach Shore After Steamer Iowa Collision
Party travelers aboard the Goodrich line steamer Iowa spent the night out beyond the harbor after a break in the harbor due to ice. They reached shore at 6:40 this morning as a rescue effort began, hampered by snow and a northwest gale. The vessel was not materially damaged.
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Goodrich Line
Iowa
Milwaukee
Thesday Boraime
Eul
Kentucky Lawyer George M. Duyte Dead in New York
News reaches Louisville of the death in New York City this morning of George M. Duyte a leading Kentucky lawyer and former leader of the Palmer and Buckner movement in 1896 He aided the Indian apis campaign and served as state warden for the National Democrats He was a member of the Humphrey and Davie firm Elks show is not grand this evening
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Louisville
New York
George M. Duyte
Tavie
Palmer and Buckner
The Star Grocery’s Wholesale and Retail Prices
The Star Grocery on East Sixth Street advertises wholesale and retail sales with low prices on flour and staples. It highlights Straight Patent Flour 85 cents per 50 pounds and White House Flour 95 cents per sack, plus a broad list of groceries and savings. Customers can earn two blue premium stamps per 10 cent purchase and 20 cents per 100 in cash or merchandise.
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White House
Topeka
Dissolving Masonic Mutual Insurance Fueled by Losses
At the annual communication of the Grand Lodge objections arose to dissolving the Masonic Mutual Insurance Society. The fund had dwindled as new members slowed, and after 40 or more losses the society faced being swamped. A motion passed to turn policies over to another company, preserving some value for older members unable to secure new coverage elsewhere.
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Henry C. Loomis
Winfield
Grand Lodge
Masonc Mutual Insurance Society
Masonic Fraternity
W. M. Saver
Jennings
Tophika
St Bernard Found After Phoenix Club Disappearance
A valuable St Bernard once linked to the Phoenix club has been found. Tetentive Gilmore reported the dog’s sighting in North Topeka and followed it to J. W. Miller’s home on North Van Buren. Miller said the dog did not belong to him but had been there about three weeks. A Miller child had earlier walked with the dog while waiting for a car near Seventh and Kansas avenues. The dog then accompanied the boy home, leading to its return search by Miller for the rightful owner.
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St Bernard
I. R Ox
Hire
Mr. Miller
Bengerius
Menace to a Trust And Milling Stock Holders Move
Ora M. Jewell petitions New York Supreme Court to restrain transfer of her preferred and common stock and bonds in Hecker Jones Jewell Milling Co to derail a flour trust. Hearing postponed to February 2% with $41,000 tied to her stake and named defendants include Thames A. McIntyre Franklin Trust George H. Southard William A. Nash United States Flour Milling Co and Hecker Jones Jewell. Jewell seeks annulment of the trust agreement and return of securities while the trustee resists.
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Jacob Amos
Jewell
Hecker—Jones-Jewell Milling Company
Franklin Trust Company
Flour Trust
Central Trust Company
Sour Trust
Fiist
McIntyre, Southard, Nash and Moller
United States
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Duluth
Paints
Hecker-Jones-Jewell Milling Company
Four Trust
Indoor Tennis Opens National Championship in New York
The national lawn tennis Indoor championship began today at the Seventh Regiment Armory in New York City. Twenty four entrants compete in singles with many leading players from major colleges, including Yale’s Hackett and Harvard’s Tallant who toppled expectations in early rounds.
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Regimrent
Hackett
Yale
Aflen
Chicago
Hugh Tallant
Harvard
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