Labor Committee Calls for Joint Arbitration Talks
A New York based union publishers association reports on a Labor Committee formed by prominent editors from the Chicago Tribune St Louis Star and New York Times Editions to promote arbitration between employers and workers. The group aims to improve labor conditions in offices, seek useful information for both sides and extend its good will to all members seeking cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Newanaper Publishers
Thefred Coles
Chicago Tribune
MD Lowrnelein
St Louis Star
Hermans Tedder
New York Stials Zeitung
National Arbitration
Miami
Morz- Dera
Miss Grey in Supreme Court Admits Privilege Claim
Fragmentary OCR from a court brief shows actress Catherine Grey amid Miss Grey cases. The passage mentions defense motions, trial dates, and testimony, with unclear names and incomplete phrases.
Elopement Tale Aids Omaha Marriage Record
A fragmentary Omaha item describes an elopement linked to Coronel Whiten J. Sren Azarale and Hoda Beon with mentions of-forbes and Thompson. involves a marriage file, a 30K constraint, and questions of a wedding in a town. The text is garbled but notes a marriage event and related parties amid torn town records.
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Omaha
J. Sren Azarale
Hoda
Forbes
Ius Thompson
Wefrenbae
Tauser
Enizene
Mel
Anthoerepharaness
Nantenea
Grape-Nuts Ad Claims Name Brand benefits
An ornate testimonial extols Grape-Nuts as a powerful breakfast food that eases hunger and strengthens the body. The letter notes improved vitality, urges regular use, and cites grocery stores and food manufacturers as sources. It mentions Philadelphia and various oblique references to sellers and endorsements.
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O Tata
Fourth Street
Philadelphia
Salm
Vitalis
Fleer
Aiden
Postuts
Cervut Ss
Battie Creek
Slot
Susethes
Visitors Entertained A D U W Delegates Guests at Grand
The Grand Opera House drew a packed crowd despite a storm as Topeka lodge delegates enjoyed Smoky Mokes minstrels specialities and a cake walk. Performers included Wyatt Gabler Brooks Crow Mills Binging scritty Mahia and others.
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A.D.U. W
Grand Opera House
Topeka
Wyatt
L. Gabler
Win. Brooks
Percy Crow
Walter Mills
Arion Binging Scritty
Clea Mahia
Burlesque Quartette
Brooks
Mlle
Watkins
Borland
M. Ase
Zanets
Arthur Long
Frank Flilwer
J. N. Wat- Bee
H. le Shier
EL Iverholt
W. M. Shaver
J. Moore
Jon Whitmer
Frank Lane
Mahana
Gertrude Belle Tyron
Jno
Russian government backs New York bond loan for Windikewkas line
In New York a syndicate of European and American banks insurers arranges a 25 1 000 000 four percent bond issue on a mortgage for the Windikewkas railway. The Russian government guarantees principal and interest, paid in gold dollars at New York Security and Trust. The loan signals Russia's push into American iron, steel, coal and machinery markets and funds dispersed via J P Morgan, National City Bank and the New York Security and Trust. Disbursement details include transfers to Moscow and American disbursement under the direction of M De Rentkowske as Russia seeks shipbuilding ties and Trans Siberian railway related purchases.
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New York
Herald Saxt
Berlin
London
Paria
Windikewkas
New York Security and Trust Company
réVeala
Rusele
Syntcate
J. P. Morgan & Co
Burke
New Yorke Security and ‘Trust Company
Symilcate
Pétersburg
Roveia
America
M. de Rentkowske
Hedanens
Whitch
Russia
Iron
Ated Twanstacthten
Ollers
Thiches
Ma Terrnin
Hussie
Shot at Castro in Venezuela Carnival Scene
Caracas reports a Venezuean shot at President Cipriano Castro during carnival processions but missed. Castro later appeared in public and claimed tranquility as Venezuela stabilizes after his February ascent following Andrade’s flight. Castro, about 96, known for wealth, is aligned with the Wheat party and U.S. stance remains unsure.
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Caracas
Venenela
Cipriano Castro
Venerudis
Andrade
Te Wherat Party
Fragmented Telegraphic Notes From Local School Incident
Reading fragments describe a brief telegram style report with garbled names and scattered phrases. The readable portions mention a school event, a possible accident, and unrelated items, leaving key details unclear.
Minneapolis man claims kin to Kreuger in odd tale
The Minneapolis Messenger recounts a local man who asserts kinship to Dutch Republic figure Paul Kreuger through Fred Kreager. The piece details spelling changes from Civil War era Missouri, a cousin link to Transvaal president, and questions about the family claim amid confusion over lineage and names.
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Minneapolis
Kansas
Minneapolis Messenger
Rock Street
Dutch Republic
Paul Kreucer
Fred Krenger
Krenger
Prixstan Soll
Paul
Gever
Kreuger
Minden
Fred Kreager
Prosala
Missouri
Mila
Mo Fadden
Kreuser
Afttogeaphyie
Messouri
Aoustih
Sonia
Fire in Chicago Apartment House Kills One Injures Four
A Chicago fire on Wells Street destroys an apartment house injuring four others. Firefighters rescued residents from upper floors. Miss Hathimgman, a dressmaker aged 19, died from smoke. Albert Priebe and Nicholas were rescued and suffered smoke effects. Miss Mary Pleason was also rescued and burned slightly. Property loss described as slight.
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Chicago
Art Wells Street
Miss Hathingman
Dresemaker
Albert Priebere
British Dentists Honored by Chicago Odontological Society
A banquet at the Victoria Hotel in Chicago honored Dr. Morton State of London and Dr. Elioya Williams during their U S tour of inspection of dental colleges under British government authority. Dr Louis Ottaty warned American dentists about Orient competition, and a resolution urged appointing a dental surgeon supervisor in the army as pending legislation nears passage.
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Chicago
Odontological Society of
Victoria Hotel
Lst
Morton State
Denth Hospital of
London
Elioya Williams
Dental
United States
Louis Ottaty
The
Socket
Rexident
Yokohama
Japan
Deptisia
Tieon
Col John B Bryant Dies In New York Life Riches and Roles
Col John B Bryant, a longtime Georgia figure and federal appointee, died in New York. In 1864 he supervised freedmen interests in Georgia under Gen Rufus Foxton, led the freedmen bureau, and published the Georgia Republican in Atlanta. He served as Postmaster at Augustus, Ga, and held a U S Senate seat in Georgia. His career included appointments by Grant and Arthur, with noted service in the North Atlantic era.
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New York
John B. Bryant
Georgia
Rufus Foxton
Department of the South
Freedmen’s Bureau
Georgia Republican
Atlanta
Bryant
Pistminster
Augustus
Grant Jans
Nue
Ebowers
Arthur
United States Trishal
Narthire
Longerrest
United Bates Senate
T. Ea
Snowbound City Rounds Up Court and School Notices
The Reginulus of Lent notes the supreme court set to convene next Tuesday and several depositions filed in district court. District court next week includes many divorce sales. St David's day observances and school superintendents meeting planned. A busy morning news wrap with weather, transport, and public notices throughout.
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Supreme Court
A. Simpner
McPheerson
Concordia
Mipeais
Eis
Kanaae
Ser Semeur
David
John MacDonald
The
Western School Journal
Mid City
West Tina Fabs
H.C. Galloway
Crawford
Kaneun Avenue
Alim Amidon
Wichta
A. O. UW
Eran Lodie
Pirate Tourna
Mown
Tawi
Pelle
Mopeka
Clemans
Clemens
Elgne
Santa Fe
Oldest U. W. member Getty of Downs claims honor
Getty of Downs, a 75 year old member attending the AO U W grand lodge, says he is the oldest Werkuen to Kanaas from Fours of membership. He joined at Latrobe Pennsylvania. lodge number 3 and Antietteth lodge formed in the United States. The order’s total membership then did not exceed four digits. He came to Kansas long ago, settling in Downs and remains active in the lodge.
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S.A. Getty
Vovna
AO. U. W. Grand Laden
Mr. Getty
Latrobe
Pennsylvania
Kansas
Getty
George E
Dewey Arch Fund Offer Centers on Public Subscriptions
Howard Gould proposes a four man subscription to fund the Dewey arch project, pledging $2300 each payable December 31, 1900. The deal follows a meeting of the executive committee to push the public offer and publicize the plan amid railway route details from Kansas City to New Orleans and Birmingham.
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Howard Gould
New York
Citizens
Robison Explains Concessions From Rail Conference
Stockman's Association president explains recent rail concessions to Kansas live stock shippers. He details pasture-rate reductions from loading to the Missouri River, costs for 36-foot cars, and charges for slipping cattle into pasture. Weighing by railroads will shift to yard arrangements and unjust charges will be reviewed.
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Stockman's Association
J. T. White
Cattlemen's
J. W. Rotiiven
Air
Robinan
Kansas
Missouri River
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Raais
Walcott Puffs Up Pugilist Challenge From Barbadoes
Joe Walcott the Wide Barbadoes negro issues a sweeping world wide challenge to prize fighters including McCoy Corbett and Sharkey, while other Washington notes report on appointments, Indian Territory bills, and interior department practice amid a flood of bureaucratic details.
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New York
Joe Walcott
Barbadoes
McCoy
Corbett
Defiries
Fite Simmons
Sharkey
Train Robber Killed at Dodrom Mill Incident
Fragmentary report describes a deadly incident at a mill marked by a hold up. Eyewitnesses named Larry and Denny recount a forceful event and a body found in a gully after a wall collapse near Chicago.
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Dodrom
Larry
Denny
Chicago
Emperor attends packed Berlin premiere of Der Eisensaim
Berlin reports the 61st presentation of Der Eisensaim at the Royal theater drew full houses with tickets sold nine days earlier. Emperor William attended incognito in the royal box, sat pale and unobserved, and left with Captain Laut after the third act amid mixed reaction. Critics and literary guests booed from the parquette while the general audience applauded in places, praising certain dramatic passages and performances by Matkowski and Un Poppe despite overall verdict that the work is verbose and openly glorifies the Hollenzollern era.
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Berlin
Royal Theater
Emperor William
Royal Orchestra
Bisees
Captain Laut
Hollenzollern
Herr Matkowski
Frederick of
Mohenaellern
Frau- UN Poppe
Secretary Hoot May Visit Cuba With Mrs Root
Washington report indicates Secretary Hoot plans a trip to Cuba with Mrs Root possibly including a visit to Havana. Officials say the War Department has not been informed and verification of the plan remains unclear while inquiries continue.
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New ‘York
Wen
Times
Washington, D. C
Hoot
Cuba
Root
Troot
Hevana
Cubs
War Department
GUI
Washington's Birthday Shootout at Pilares De Theres
A chaotic Washington's Birthday incident at Pilares De Theres left three Americans and five Mexicans dead. Gunfire erupted after a dispute over hoisting flags. Rough Riders member Charter Hogsett was killed, with John Evans and Dick Rea mortally wounded. Authorities and onlookers described a tense, factional confrontation ending with multiple fatalities and no clear Mexican retaliation.
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Washington
Chicago
the Tribune
Guayman
Mexico
Pilares de Theres
Pilares
United States
Danforth
Charter Hogsett
Rough Riders
Cuba
Aiden
Hogsett
John Evans
Dick Rea
Gypsy Queen Baking Powder Ad Notes Local Firms
Local trade mention lists Stanley Bros, N BP, Conkle, Dibble Groce Co, Webber & Co, Sam Rice, 2h Lee Jeron Fitzgerald in an advertising snippet for Gypsy Queen Baking Powder.
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Stanley Bros
N. BP
Conkle
Dibble Groce, Co. Webber & Co
Sam Rice
Lee Jeron Fitzgeralt
Golden Rule Jones Endorses Neither Bryan Nor McKinley
Toledo February 28 Mayor Jones declares no faith in Nebraska or McKinley and says he may support Bryan for president. He criticizes both candidates and calls for brotherhood, but admits he has not decided whom to vote for. Includes wedding notice of Anna Gray Taylor and James Kimbrough Jones Jr. and various travel ads from Burlington Route.
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McKinley
Toledo
Jones
Bryan
Brethert
Senator Jones
St. Louis
Annagray Taylor
Anra
George Taylor
Hannis Taylor
Spaily
James Kimbrough Jones, Jr
United
Jones Ark
Archibald Carr
Parelors
West End
Arerep- Mon
Virginia
Davis
Kentucky
Josphine Conway
Arkinman
W. Plant
Minneapoll
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Morrison’s
Mewepaper Publishers
Miss Grey
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Buffalo Bill
Cantro
Venezuela
York
Ernargeees
Fred Ereugen
Uge
OOM
Hourarbayn
Fons Low
Hundaawange
Dp, Chabeauson & Co
U. W
A. Getty
Downs
Dewey Arch Fund
Memphis
Southastern
Pamtiars
Mermons
Birmingham
Jacksonville
Olathe
Paul Pleasanton
Fort Beaut
Lamar
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Pri
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Anti- Combine Undertaker
J. M. Knight
Robison
Walcott
Lawrence
Haskell
Wut
Willem Painter
Guthrie
Rhein D. Mineru
Neotesha
Lovitt
Salina
Kans Lake More
Patriand
Willam
Vituta
Interior Department
Toeal Frre Geilvery
Pals
Mbstat Eoline Line
Leneth
SA Eles
Witttary
Ft Trina
Curtis
Kansans
Forrest McKinies
Vane Gost
Wenate Tae
Nori Om Otal
Indian Territory
Unlind Blues Court
Wewska
Semiacle
Island
Ings
Tate
Sorghium
Waslington Star
Burlington
Nebraska
Denver
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Pacific
Tralee
Northwest
Black Hills
Montutra
Puget Sound
Seattie 1
St. Louie
St. Vai
Linneapolia
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Wast
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St. Louis, Ma
Whoward Elliott
St. Joseph, MM
Unsil Tamman
David H. Munrar
Newark
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Reset, Weanen Et Criseter Seine de ¢ Remedy Company
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