Injunction Sought Over East River Bridge Bid Plans
Carnegie Steel seeks a temporary injunction in New York Supreme Court to stop bids on bridge work and plans set for February 28, alleging that the specifications favor open hearth steel and restrict competitors. Justice Chase reserved decision. McCormick admitted.
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East River Bridge
New York
Justice Chase
Supreme Court
Carnegie Steel Works
Erpan—Ne
David W McCormb
Gallusion
Harrison Addresses Union League Club in Chicago
Ex-President Benjamin Harrison spoke at the Auditorium in Chicago on February 22 at the Union League Club celebration honoring Washington. The meeting drew prominent civic figures as Harrison delivered a talk titled Obligations of wealth.
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Talia
Union League Club
Chicago
Benjamin Harrison
Union Club
Washington
Igom
New Bedford Strike Causes Dual Impact on Mills
The New Bedford strike disrupts production at Bacons and Center Point mills, drawing attention as skilled operatives face uncertain future. Both sides press to end the walkout, with center mills cutting back and workers holding steady amid tense negotiations.
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New Bedford
Baston
Mass
Patton
New Tedford
Barco
Wither Pines
Fims Tapiat
Centeretiie
Bedfort
Manufactoe
Gladstone Nearing Home Visit at Marlborough House
Gladstone and party travel to Bournemouth after a stop at Marlborough House en route to the station. The group inscribes their names in the visitors book, noting a prior visit by the Prince and Princess of Wales. The item blends a royal visit anecdote with scattered regional notices and a brief state fiscal update.
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Marlborough House
London
Bir
Mia Glad Stone
Bournemouth
Feraliroad Station
Princess
Wulea
Indiana Populists Return to First Principles
Indianapolis Feb 22 Three hundred Populists from diverse factions met in a state convention. Delegates from every Troibane ilstrict were sent. The new state committee named claim authority and urged abolition of all money to national banks. They call for government issued money at 1 percent interest and mortgage notes secured by occupied land. Referendum and initiative are urged, with reforms to telegraph and telephone tolls, and lower passenger rates. They oppose taxation without representation and seek female voting rights. The group endorses liberal pension policy and payment to soldiers, while criticizing Cuban policy but urging immediate independence for Cuba.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
United States
Wflend
Cuba
Uberty
A Strange County Jail Case Ends In Dire Predicts
Michael Delsro a Covington brick and tile maker aged about 49 was jailed for drunkenness after locking his cell door with a wire nail to prevent escape. He then reportedly became insane, consumed part of his jail mat, drank water to swell it, and required medical attention as doctors feared possible death.
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Cincinnati
Pep.t
Michael Delsro
Sixth
Alain
Covington
Guy Ackman
Desaro
Butter makers parade greets Kansas dairy guests in Topeka
A long Topeka welcome for the National Creamery Association conven tion featured Governor Leedy Secretary Coburn and Mayor Fellows on stage. Delegations from Kansas Nebraska Iowa Minnesota New York Philadelphia Chicago Boston and others arrived by special trains with bands and a grand march through town ending at the convention hall. The Iowa delegation won the best appearance prize. Minnesota took second.
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Leeidy
Coborn
Fellows
CB H. Pattison
Irving Paul
Philadelphia
Washington
Kenty Sehd
Chia
Mir
Ray
Kansas
A. E. Jones
Oakland
Topeka
Kensas
F_ DL Coburn
State Board of Agriculture
Canaan
Kannas
Nature
Minneapolis
Orange County
Herkimer County
Agricultural Kansas
Pattison
Abilene
Dickinson County
Cxtameries
Wecome
J. E. Nissley
National Association
Cordaily
Mr. Nissley
C. E. Bennett
Town
Rock Island Bridge
Uelr Delezaenn
Minnesota
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Philadelphie Butter Board
Boston Butter Board
Hawkeyes
Iowa
New York Mercantile Exchange
Chicago Butter Board
Manhattan
Luetgertville
National Buttermakers’ Association
Kansas Avenue
Iustenluns
Kansas Creamery Company
Kansas City
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Tawans
New Yorkers
Minnesota Cat Lad
Philadelphia Butter Board
South Dakota Butter Makers
Missourians
Tenth
Jackson
Tackaon
Quincy
Convention Hall
John J. MacDonald
Wiliam D. Edson
WP. Drennen
L. H. Stephens, Jr
WT. Robinson
A. Whittington
SS. Swartley
George W. Woodside
Charles Miller
Jacob F. Millar
PW. Kiefaber
Frank H. Elis
Wm. Fuillerton
J. M. Shaffer
Wm. Mathieu
Berbert H. Grown
Wm. P. Brice
Samuel ©. Kennedy
H. Reed
C. B. Pitt
Jonn
S. Moris
Follwing
New York Detention
L. ‘Tabor
Ollie
McRonald
Malcolm B. ‘Townsend
J*. RE. Lambes
L. F. Bernhols
Af. V. Parking
John Scholl
M. O. Phelps
S. C. Gernet
Lorenzo Benedict
B. Ziromer
Boston
Francia Batchelor
EA Eldritee
Horace Henshaw
M. C. Ciford
D. M. Bosher
Creamery Treasurer Report and Minnesota Delegates in Kansas
Hudson M A Bow reports the Creamery Association treasury in prosperous condition with 4 020.69 in contributions and 138.67 in advertisements. A Kansas trip tale follows about Minnesota delegates in Kansas climate, featuring H C Hanson from Cooleyville and a boy heckling about the warm sun and heavy fur coat.
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Creamery Association
OTL
J. EB. Nitstey
Reed
Minnesota
Kansas
H.C. Hanson
Cooleyville
Minn
Hanson
Creamery Convention Draws Immense Crowd at Hall
The Creamery Buttermakers convention drew a packed crowd last night with a busy machinery hall and overflowing auditorium. W K Boardman spoke on butter business and state or national support. Rev F S Blaney’s paper on occupation was read. Prof Clinton D Smith showcased dairy cow development. Attendance near 14 000 by noon, though figures are uncertain with earlier estimates and crowding issues noted.
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BR. OH. Brigham
W. K. Boardman
Nevada
Iowa
F.S. Blaney
Abilene
W .H. Fitts
Belleville
Clinton TD. Smith
Michigan
jonaRy Vchire
Sabo
Parks for President Minnesota Delegates Back Parks for President
Minnesota delegates rally for candidate Parks in the Creamery Buttermakers’ convention. Parks, of Owatonna, is the current president of the national dairy association and in line for promotion. E B Williams calls Parks one of the state’s best, practical and enthusiastic leaders. The Minnesota group aims to elect him if possible.
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Minnesota
Parks
Eiroling
Creamery Buttermakers
Owatonna
Minn
Fie
E. B. Williams
State Dairy and Food Department
Oils Great Organization
Mtr. Parks
Posalbie
Sioux Falls Chosen as Lead for Creamery Convention
Sioux Falls, S D, vies for the next national creamery convention with a Yellow badge bearing Sioux Falls 1899 gaining favor among delegates. Dakota interests including Leon o N Hunter Sudec G Keith Gen Schlosser and others from the Daily Argus Leader push the bid as Midwest states Iowa Minnesota Nebraska and Dakota appear ready to unite. Weather notes from Chicago predict fair conditions for Kansas with colder east portions and northwest winds.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Dakota
Iowa
Minnesma
Nebraska
Leon O N. Hunter
Sudec G. Keith
Gen. Schlosser
Dakota Newspaper Union
John Coman
Daily Arsus
P. Sherwood
J. E. Patton
Stowx Falls
Local happenings mix during busy week opener
The town starts Tent registration on Route 30 while council races heat up with Be Merriam vying for Third Ward seat. A parade draws crowds as various officials travel, meetings are set at First Congregational church, and cultural events unfold amid shop notes and local notices.
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Rte
Karis
Axenic
Pentre
Oakland
Be Merriam
Third Ward
Dame Pun
Shute Fe
Chicaeo
Shawnee County
W. C
Thursdey
Joan Humgartner
War i ‘Street
Han
George Sheraton
Atrs
Lelia Groom
Car Service Department
The
Santa Fe
Missouri
George Serrigo
YOMAW
Piramenta
Haste
BP Kure
Valley Baits
Journal
May
Tonry Laiptad
Fragmentary notices hint at street and teaching roles
A garbled report mentions a man and a street commissioner, with hints of gas costs and street repeats. It also notes Prof Flehard A and a teacher in a Turreneigh school, plus a Leach brat and a new Archeological Institute member in the United States.
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Simeke
Rumeny
Flehard
Topeka man seeks western near transfer station home
A Topeka business man wishes to buy or rent a nine to ten room dwelling west of Kansas Avenue within three blocks of the transfer station. Seeks fur and heat hot water, yard space, and reasonable price. Address Journal office. Tickets information for Arizona and New Mexico excursions available via Fulton depot agent and Whitmore Bros. Barbers.
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Topeka
Kansas Avenue
Gret
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