Favor New Office Banquet Highlights West Commerce
The National Business league banquet at the Auditorium featured speakers on commerce and industries of the West. Shaw, Ela, Garfield, Bern, New Mexico judge, and Far spoke on topics from reforms to reciprocity, with Roosevelt and Knute Nelson sending remarks and resolutions urging quick passage of a Department of Commerce. Cuban revenues for 1901 were released, while a violent gale battered northern Ohio causing major outages and damaged lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men's League
Department of Commerce
Chiesso
Shaw
National Business League
Commerce and Industries of
West
Tie
Jax
John W. Ela
Chichgo
The
League
Harry A. Garfield
Ohio
United States
Henri Bern
Chicago
France
New Mexico
Gavin
Pongreas
Trinda
Roosevelt
William J. Far
University of Chicago
University
Senter Knute Nelson
Minnesota
Ieagrue
Commerce
Senate
Theodore Roosevelt
Wiens
Department of Commerce and Labar
Senate of the United States
House of Representatives
Home of Representatives
Congress
Bonds Sought as City Seeks 965000 Bond Issue
Bond buyers across the country respond to a city bond issue of 965000. The city clerk reports strong interest though details of the issue remain unsettled. Finance papers note the expected use to cover expenses and continuing costs while Parker says demand appears robust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etty
Temabout
Parker
Jim
Train Rushes To Save Infant Life In Leavenworth
A special train departed Leavenworth at 2 20 this morning bound for Kansas City to seek aid for the infant child of Mr and Mrs J H Brinkhorst. The mission was to obtain the care of eminent physician Dr Stauffer, superintendent of the L K & W railroad, after an morning attack. The patient was transported toward the Missouri Pacific line for emergency treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Kan
Kansas City
Mfr
J. H. Brink
Thin City
Johnston Receives Roosevelt Presentation in Washington
D J Johnston Chickasaw nation president arrived in Washington and was presented to President Roosevelt by Senator Burton to discuss final ballot and treaty arrangements with the Indian office. The report also notes wartime updates and a census of U S manufacturing in 19xx with figures for establishments capital and wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton
Washington
D. J. Johnston
Roosevelt
Karmot
Johnston
Inter
Indian x
Taira
Do You Wants Hat for Noriica
An OCR fragment mentions hats and several names like MORRISON and WILSON, with scattered phrases about medical remedies and product lines. The text is garbled, offering no clear event or context. No definite outcome or date is discernible from the readable material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noriica
Morrison
B. Wilson
MUST VACCINATE Leaving English Ports For Smallpox Infected
Tendon February 22 commencing today American bound vessels from English ports infected with smallpox must have officers seamen firemen and emigrants vaccinated unless recently inoculated with variola virus. The order covers Liverpool Glasgow London with Plymouth Southampton exempted. US consul and officers institute strict system. if epidemic increases they'll use even stricter measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Glasgow
London
Plymouth
Southampton
United States
Oficer
Jones Great Faith in Trial For Patrick Murder Case
The continuing cross examination of Valet Jones in the Albert Patrick murder trial reveals Jones saying he trusted Patrick despite evidence of a promised veto for 200 dollars and details about a supposed Rice hoax letter. Testimony covers prior statements, autopsy notes, and attempts to corroborate or refute earlier accounts as the case proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Valet Jones
Albert Patrick
Rice
Jones
Patrick
Texas
Chet
Willy Wuld Jones
Osborne
Goff
Moore
Mr. Rice
Mtr Moore
Rich
Mr. Moore
Jerome ‘Tiere
Zere
Hon. Jones
Drone
House
Tor James
Mowe
Mr Osborne
Ira Henry Freed on Governor Otero Pardons
Dispatches from Topeka report that Ira Henry, former Santa Fe employee imprisoned for burglary in Albuquerque, has been pardoned by Governor Otero. Henry, afflicted mentally after a head injury in a work accident, was married to Zoa Bink in 1960. His wife relied life at a private Albuquerque sanitarium. Family and officials pressed for mercy, including A. G. Wella of the Santa Fe western lines. Henry expected to reunite in Albuquerque soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Albuquerque
Henry
The
Santa Fe
New Mexico Territorial
Otero
Zoa Bink
Laet Sumner
A. G. Wella
Bente Fe
Montreal banquet sparks call for higher protection
Arch Campbell M P for West York told Montreal Manufacturers association banquet that Canada must gain protection from U S products. He asserted tariffs could rise in the present session to shield Canadian manufacturers and end the country being a slaughterhouse for its own goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Que
Arch Campbell
M. P
West York
Montreal Manufacturers' Association
United States
Canada
Hwr
Cannecht
Storm sweeps Southeast as floods rage across Alabama Georgia
Rain deluges sweep the southern states from Montgomery to Columbus. Bridges wash away near Columbus and Girard while water mains fail and the water supply is restored after damage. Rail lines suffer washouts on Seaboard and Southern lines. Savannah reports a fierce storm and high surf as rivers rise rapidly and barometric lows shatter records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Gulf Coast
Columbus
Chatta— Hoorhie
Georsis
Girard
Aja
Eagle
Phoenix
Phoenix City
Seal
Ala
Seaboard Air Line
Albany
Here
Shiloh
South— Ven
Columbus City
Meira
Birmingdon
Atl Aireams
Montgomery
Ain
Alabamma
Coosa
Alabamy
Weather Bureau
Bas
Wetumpka
Ntoe Te
Larett
Piest Point
Mirfery
Americas
Savannah
Double Celebration in Philadelphia Locomotive Works
Baldwin locomotive works marked its seventieth anniversary and the completion of 20 000 locomotives with a banquet in Philadelphia on February 2. About 200 guests attended including G. Baer of Philadelphia Reading and Central Railway of New Jersey A J Cosnatt of Pennsylvania railroad StayVesiit Fish of Hilnole Central Clement Grivcom of International Navigation J Harris Sanders of London Lane Westinghouse Jr Frank Vanderler Edward Atkinson U S Atty General James M Beck and Wayne MacVeagh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Baldwin Locomotive Works
George 7. Baer
Philadelphia & Reading Railway
Central Railway
New Jersey
A. J Cosnatt
Pennsylvania Railroad
StayVesiit Fish
Hilnole Central
Clement A. Grivcom
International Navigation Company
J. Harris Sanders
London
England
Lane Westinghouse, Jr
Frank A. Vanderler
New York
Edward Atkinson
Toston
U.S
James M. Beck
Wayne MacVeagh
Fouth
Tom McNeal
Lincoln
Kas
Independent steel plant plan eyed by 42 mills vote
Cincinnati February conference of a committee chosen to select a site for an independent sheet steel plant reports estimates of 3 800 000 to 10 000 000 dollars. Members Clark Dr Clare Edwards outlined aims to supply raw material billets and steel to 42 mills across 16 states and to acquire ore shipping lines from Duluth and Lake Superior regions. Further meetings planned to decide on a site such as Cincinnati Ironton Peoria or similar locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dependent Mills
Cincinnati
Ironton
Peoria
Duluth
Great Lake Superior
Png
Drags for 30 Years in Chanute Tax Case Supreme Court
The Mikaouri Kansas & 4 railroad company sues ex State Senator BR Align over possession of real estate in Chanute. After decades of litigation, Allen has won previously and the railroad seeks reversal in the Supreme Court. Dispute centers on whether the lots were used for tracks and subject to city taxation. The city says not used for tracks, the property was sold for taxes and repurchased. The railroad revives its claim after years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Allen
Supreme Court
Mikaouri, Kansas & 4 Railroad Company
BR. N
Chanute
Allen
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Allroad Company
Hosfeld Arrested in Quarantine Case
George W. Hosfeld, charged with violating quarantine rules, surrendered at the police station after a warrant was issued by City Physician Todd. A hearing is set for 4 p.m. He vows to hire counsel and fight, alleging no quarantine violation and alleging possible action for damages if Dr. Judd acted without grounds. He plans to have a doctor check his children for scarlet fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Hosefeld
Todd
Hostel Eaye
Judd
Lam Dene
J. P. Lewis
Hosifeld
Hoenfeld
Lake Goes Free After Prohibition Case Dismissal
The case of W F Lake, a druggist, charged with violating the prohibitory law, was dismissed in Justice Disney's court. Judge Kedden, the prosecuting attorney, moved to note the case after a partial trial, stating evidence was insufficient for further proceedings. The case, heard once with four convictions, will cost about $200 taxed to the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Disney
W. F Lake
Drugatot
Kedden
Steamer Goes Ashore at Cape Henry and Rescue at Sea
A Cape Henry dispatch reports the British steamer Yeoman from Ulverson to Liverpool for Newport News ran aground at Cape Henry. Yeoman rescued the helpless Spanish steamship Bvera, towing her into the Delaware breakwater after a broken propeller.Yeoman then needed coal and proceeded to Norfolk to refuel before continuing to Liverpool. Separately, a Republican caucus in Second Ward planned a candidate slate for county primaries to elect delegates to the state convention and nominate governor James A. Troutman. Also included are excerpts from Tilman’s letter to Frye and Mothers Congress officers elected in Washington with Schott as president and Mrs Wend as corresponding secretary.
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Baltimore
Maritime Exchange
Cape Henry
Ulveston
Liverpool
Newport News
Delaware
Hinwell
Norfolk
Willem
Ape Henry
James A. Troutman
Washington
Congress of Mothers
Frederick Schott
Philadelda
Hubert A. Catton
North Carolina
Bertha C Wend
Chicago
Tremsurer
Peed T Duboise
Idaho
J. P. Dolliver
Mary Oc. Garret
Philadelphia
Christian Party Conference in Rock Island
Fragmentary note outlines a rational conference to be held in Rock Island in May with subjects including the union of service international assembly formerly proposed for 1908. Mentions Kansas City Republicans and local officials such as city treasurer and city attorney, with names like William Berkert and Theodore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Party Conference
Davenport
William
Berkert
Rock Island
Service International
Bridge dimensions and readiness noted for March fifteenth
A fragment notes readiness on March 15 with Iftins and Heth. It mentions the bridge length approximately 800 feet and a width of 18 feet, indicating structural measurements though details are sparse.
Market Report Details Mixed Trading and Prices
A broad market summary notes varied activity with price movements across commodities and livestock. Mentions May and other buyers, futures expectations, provisions and wheat and corn futures, and New York money market conditions. Includes historical trading phrases and references to Livestock and Feed markets with price levels and receipts.
Volatile Wool Market and Rail News From Denver City to Kansas
Market reports show mixed wool prices and rail movements with price changes and early renewals. Mentions of Canada Southern, Des Moines, and Kansas lines, plus notes on cotton, sugar, and coffee markets as part of broader commodity activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norcoit
Onis
Aoa
Haute
Yale
Polit
Bouleti
Pittsburg
Polite
Ettenga
Detroit
Souther
Denver City
Promin
York
St. Louk
General Mlechela
Canada Southern
Kansas
Ieokuk
Des Maisoneau
Des Moines
Ferral
Aransas
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People’ S Popular S' Store
California
Mrk Winslow
Tineulac Effoirs
War Department
Cuba
Cleveland
Missouri & Kansas Tale. Co
Brodrick
de Wer
U. S
Millionaire Rice
Ira Henry
Hossfeld
Troutman Caucus
Tillman
Frye
Tilman
Pratera
CUNY
Aman
Hert
Rick
Elty Andl Xtellars
Theodore
Bardou “Avenue
Today's Market Report
May
Freien
Mt Hee
Sapa Wero
Etrong
Nef
Joe Che
Aiea
Jumtetang Wien
Enor
Dater & ‘Commission House
Chicago Livestock
Hansas
Renan Sturtree
Sabion
Rane
Siduin
Atorkerm
Bulla
Wien
Renee Tee
Ces
Coe
Warisine
Amity
Faneva
Ch. Goodwin
Cnaha
Steves
Kannan
Deipe Mercantile
Hierling
Agus
Hp Sat Ee Peat
Eoarae
Dilvesten
Cotron—Bready
Corton
Wrdunde
Topeka Markat Opriin
Ig Ag
A. G. Goldwit
Ata Sterchants Sr Kamesw Steinanee Civ
A. C. Goodwin
Kansas Ave
Kemmis City
We Loule
Chithgy
Nowe Turk
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