One of Three Trusts Near Absorbing Lake Superior Property
The Plain Dealer reports a major deal in the Lake Superior district. The Lake Superior Mining Company, owner of extensive mining land and vessels, is near a sale to a large trust. Rumored buyers include the Federal Steel and Wire Company or American Steel and Wire. No final bidder has been disclosed.
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Lake Superior Iron Company
Cleveland
Lake Superior Mining Company
Lake Superior
Stevi Ounpeny
Aterire Steel End Wire Company
Car
Regie Steel Company Talks of Sale Under Favorable Terms
President W Fr Watterson sent a circular to stockholders stating negotiations are pending for sale or control of the property under advantageous terms, with a doubt the remaining issue will be resolved soon. The отмечаем circular signals possible changes in ownership or management and aims to reassure investors about the favorable prospects.
One Fare for Delegates to Christian Gatherings
Atlanta February 24 delegates to the International Sunday School association meeting in Avanta in April will travel at one fare for the round trip. The Baptist Young People’s union meeting in Richmond in July also receives one fare. The Southern Baptist convention in Lisaleville, the Christian Endeavor society in Detroit, and the FMC in Asheville in June are included in the one fare arrangement.
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Atlanta
South Passenger Association
International Sunday School Association
Avanta
Baptist Young People's Union
Richmond
Southern Baptist Convent Thon
Lisaleville
Christin Endeavor Society
Detroit
FMC A
Asheville
Deaths at Guantanamo reported by Col Ray Cuba
Feb 4 report from Guantanamo lists Private James R Falkner of Company B Third U S with hemorrhage of bowels and Private Juha M Hall of Company B Third U S with venereal fever. Also mentions a steam laundry at West Eighth Street offering shirt washing and covering services.
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Guantanamo
Washington
Col. Ray
Cuba
James R. Falkner
U.S
Juha Mhall
U. S
Kipling Is Reported Comfortable After Illness
New York authorities report Rudyard Kipling passed a comfortable night after a harsh cold. He arrived February 3 on the Mauretania line steamship with his wife and children, detained briefly by customs. Doctors say his left lung is not worse and note winter conditions and city pneumonia risks.
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New York
Kipling
Janeway
Theodore Dunham
White Star Line
Majestic
Coll
Mr. Kipling
India
Grenoble
New Officers Elected for Kansas Asylums
The state board of charity announced appointments for Topeka, Osawatomie, and Atchison asylums. Dr T C Biddle of Emporia becomes superintendent at Topeka with Dr Ernest Minney of Maple Hill as physician and Dr J H Minney as son. Osawatomie appoints Dr LE Pace as superintendent with Dr L Monres of Garnett as steward Thomas J Hayes of Kansas City becomes steward. Dr C S Newton of Labette re elected. Oskaloosa and others named in related posts.
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Te. Biddle
Emporia Games
Topeka Insane Asylum
State Board of Charitice
Thes Topeka Asylum
T. C. Biddle
Emporia
Ernest Minney
Maple Hil
J. H Minney
Topeka
Osawatomie Asyum
Chis
Pace
L. Monres
Garnett
Thomas J. Hayes
Kansas City
Ry Clark
C. 5. Newton
Labette County
Winfield
Morrill
W. Ho. E. One
Oskaloosa
Atchison
Coe
Glove and undergarment sale at Mills Adams Co
The Mills Adams Co offers Perrins One Dollar and a Quarter quality Kid Gloves at 98 cents per pair with popular colors excluding black. Additional gloves include Ten Dozen 2 clasp cable sewn velvet finished gloves at 79 cents, Arabian Cas tor silk lined gloves at 1.49, plus all lined gloves and mittens at one quarter off. All winter underwear and hosiery also at 25 percent off, 50 cent corsets for 25 cents, and new petticoats awaiting inspection.
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Banta Bantas Home
Nian Eee
Honolulu dispatch reports ships at port and notable deaths
US warships and transports well represented at Honolulu harbor over ten days. Oregon arrives from Callao and remains two to three weeks for repairs at Honolulu Iron Works. An accidental death occurs aboard the Senator when Corporal Abbott falls overboard while seasick. Judge Herman Widemann dies after long illness. Miss Maud Gould dies of consumption in Honolulu. Private Charles Nelson dies of typhoid fever after leaving San Francisco aboard Scandia. Theodore F. Lansing is nominated by the American Union party for Hawaii senate with election on the 24th, unopposed.
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United States
Philadelphia
Iris
Scandia
Morgan City
Ohio
Senator
Manila
Oregon
Callao
Calapoges Island
Bic
Fordstead
Honolulu Ironworks
San Francisco
Honolulu
Abbott
Company B
Twentieth Infantry
Kentucky
Philadelpha
Los Diego
Samoa
Herman Widemann
Maud Gould
Augusta
Charles Nelson
Twentieth Regulars
Buena Vista Hospital
Nelson
American Union Party
Theodore F. Lansing
Hawaiian Senate
Lansing
Makes Dewey an Admiral Naval Bill Passed Reducing Cost of Armor Plate
The naval appropriation bill passed the house after four days of debate over Annapolis rehabilitation and armor plate costs. It set armor price limits and added the rank of admiral of the navy, while a vice admiral provision remained from the senate bill. The Brown-Sempson election case was again declined.
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Washington
House
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Naval Committee
Houtelle
Mowmly Maas
Senate
Boutelle
Moodys Smendment
Brown-Sempson
Virginia
Seventh annual Broth erhood ball at Wrights rink draws 130 couples
Newton B. of R. T. reports the seventh annual Brotherhood of Hallway Trainmen ball at Wright's rink with about 130 couples in attendance. Grand march led by Mr and Mrs R Parker. Music by Haughey's orchestra. Weather kept crowd smaller. out of town guests listed from Hutchinson Dodge City and Arkansas City including Mr and Mrs Abe Martin and Miss Maud Snyder. Curtis bill on land rights discussed in conference with Jones amendment only point of contention.
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Newton
The
Brotherhood of Hallway
Wright’s
R. Parker
Haughey
Abe Martin
HU. Walters
Frank Brown
Hutchinson
Tracy Hard
Dodee City
Mamie Warren
Catherine Ward
Ethil Thomas
Ethel Thomas
Mamie Evans
Joe McDonald
Dodge City
Maud Snyder
Alice Snyder
Arkansas City
Lute Lawson
Ed. Ward
Nuxene Jordan
F. Norman
J. A. Radebaugh
Wil Gorton
Hutch Neon
Frank Snyder
Harry Snyder
W. E. Tullis
Great Bend
AM. Finn
Sedgwick
Fort Leavenworth funding for infantry battery barracks
Fort Leavenworth Kansas Feb 24 the appropriations committee reports favorably without amendment the Ham to be ASG to the jury on appropriating 50000 dollars for erection of barracks quarters gunsheds and stables for one battery of light infantry at Fort Leavenworth. Opposition for Anthony. Leavenworth Kan Fed 24 it is reported here that a few evening papers Republican politics will be home here inside of month and fat Kansas city cen are behind ibe
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Fort Leavenworth
Washington
Committee On Appropriations
Lght
Fu Leavenworth
Anthony
Leavenworth
Kan
Fat
Kansas Cay Cen
Alger Denies Resignation Amid Cabinet Controversy
Secretary of War OA Alger, returning from Detroit, halted in Pittshore for two hours. He rejected yesterday's resignation rumor, saying he could not abandon the nation’s conduct under investigation commissions tied to the Spanish American War. He insisted he would not relinquish the secretary of war portfolio while under inquiry.
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Pittscore
OA Alger
Detroit
Pittshore
Mut waria rescued off Azores amid gale
The Hamburg American liner Mut waria, from New York to Hamburg, reported distress 300 miles from the Azores. The British steamer Weehawken reached Ponta Delgada with 3 rescued passengers and cargo details. The Bulgaria, carrying 8 crew, sank after taking on water while attempting rescue, with boats swept away and horses lost amid the gale.
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Ponta del Gada
Azores
Aom
Mutworia
Schmidt
New York
Hamburg
Weehawken
Azores Islands
Bulgaria
Pessen Weohaw Tose Sieht
Bslearia Ugsine
Peiruary Io
Altho
Eulers
Svemien
Severe Georgia frost damages crops and livestock
An official bulletin from Forecaster Marbury reports the February cold wave caused millions in crop losses across Georgia. Peaches, plums and pears were wiped out in lower counties, while northern counties may still yield a medium crop. Cattle and goats froze in some areas as snow cover offered partial protection to grain. The cold spell will also improve soil and reduce insect numbers.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Marbury
Political reshuffle at state board of charities Beloit meeting next Tuesday
Wheeler and Dolan, Populist members, have left the board of charities, leaving Republicans in the majority to appoint new officials for state institutions. Populists will join the majority at Beloit next Tuesday for the first tour of the new board to the institutions. Two years ago Republicans Clark and Willcockson retired. Governor Leedy’s board ousted Republicans and installed others as ethics of politics unfolds. Havemeyer paintings sold at auction in New York.
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S.C. Wheeler
P. H. Dolan
Board of Charities
Beloit
George A. Clark
Kelsey Willcockson
Leedy
Horders
Tui
Nicaragua Canal Directors Organize New Board
The Nicaragua Canal Company in New York on February 24 organized its board by electing officers. President is Captain J. W. Miller. Vice presidents are Gordon McDonald New York and Henry P. Pierce Indianapolis. Treasurer S. I. Edwards and secretary R J A Lancaster.
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Nicaragua Canal Directors
New York
The
Nicaragua Canal Company
J. W. Miller
Gordon McDonald
Henry P Pierce
Indianapolis
S. I. Edwards
RJ A. Lancaster
Cavalry For Fort Riley Fortifies Fort Riley Cavalry Needs
The Fort Riley draft outlines a cavalry and artillery buildup with a 20 percent increase in forces. A prior bran delivery was completed in December, and a new order calls for additional bran and 800000 pounds of oats, plus 18000 pounds of bran in the next shipment.
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Fort Riley
Junction City
Feb
Ft. Riley
Smallpox Rumor Shocks Emporia Residents
In Emporia on February 23, townsfolk in the south part of the city, especially lower Commercial street, reported Henry Rout of 204 South Commercial Street showing fever and body aches. Friends visited but left upon learning he might have smallpox, with initial symptoms resembling the disease though certainty would take days.
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Az Emporia
Western
Katsis
Commercial Street
Henry Rout
South Commercial Street
Kansas
Cotton Mill for Dixie to Rise in Huntsville Alabama
New England company to build a large cotton mill at Huntsville Alabama with 32 500 000 capital stock and a site secured. It will include 200 000 spindles a bleachery dye house print mill and weaving shops employing about 5 000 workers, largely skilled, and will be three times as large as any southern mill. Governor approved charter enabling the project.
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New England Company
Huntaville
Ala
Huntsville
Felice Merimac
Lower
Wade the Laws of
Alabama
Lowell
Rosa Backio
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