Turbine Engines Promise Transatlantic Crossing in Four Days
New York and European Steamship Company plans a turbine powered liner to reduce Atlantic crossing to slightly over four days. Turbine engines expected to enable 30 knot speeds, with ships built to carry passengers swiftly between the United States and Europe. Public reports indicate organized company and near completion of plans to implement this rapid transit, drawing interest from industry engineers.
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York
Creatuk Ge
Gmpany
Une
Bourton
Europe
Hurote
Lis
Atlantic
Eav Mwus
Austra
Quernstirne
Halle
New York and Kuripran Company
H. Thurston
Saeiety of
Ex-Governor Francis Warns on Louisiana Purchase Exposition
Washington dispatch reports ex governor Francis refutes rumors of a postponement. He says preparations in Saint Louis proceed and the fair will open on time, despite some governments hesitating to confirm participation. Louisiana Purchase Exposition committee endorses stance against delay.
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Washington
Francis
Rsponse Ua Rypankt
Goa
Amcertain Press
Toubslana
Congress
Tate Ant
St. Louis
State Department
Redou Oval Corporation
Louisiana
Irectors
Weil
Francia
Dixectora Xpi
Tata
Wilson FH Sipourney Aims For Amateur Union Tournament
New York news notes Wilson FH Sipourney famed amateur billiardist of the Pacific slope has arrived to compete in the Amateur Athletic union tournament at the Knickerbocker Athletic Club beginning February 3. In an interview he states he has defeated the best men of the Pacific slope but feels the coming event will test him further.
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New York
Wilson FH
Sip—ourney
UN Pacific Count
Amateur Athletic Union
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
Pacific Slope
Pacific Mail
Codlera
Witte
Chicago ‘Terminal
Continental Tobacco
Erie
Weetern Rose
Rock Island
Northwestern
Chicago
Fru
Teteten
Laaine Chichuoo
Reaetio A
Trurlington
Quincy
Ski
Burlington and Quincy
Westinghouse
American Tobacco
Loule
San Proncisco
Wacine
Manhattan
New York Central
St. Louis
San Francisco
Notable entrants in 1901 class A tournament field
The record lists entrants including Charles Schmitt of Chicago as class A champion, with others such as Mis of New York, Hendrick of New York, Dillkard of Bailicut Lie, and Threats of Wetton noted among the best amateurs. The text references the Recenasest event and confirms multiple New York and New England competitors.
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Figommline
Chicago
Charles 8. Schmitt
Byaton
Sisimpiod
New England
Mis
New York
Johny H. Hendrick
Credit Scholarships Promise Seamless College Study
Dr Victor S Vateghin dean of the University of Michigan medical department and national committee head announces the German credit system will operate in the nationwide medical college roll by September. The system lets students move between colleges to study under top professors without delay, giving access to the country’s best expertise within one college system.
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Aan -Arbor
Sues
Sen. S
Victors. Vateghin
University of Michtry
Una
Beware of Old Bills in State Health Session
The state health convention debated paper currency after it becomes soiled from handling. Dr. Thomas Clarke of Massillon argued that dirty currency spreads disease and germinal carriers. A committee will recommend action to the treasury department.
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Columbus
Thomas Clarke
Massillon
Iwstead
Way Down Bust in the Crawford Evening Show Review
A detailed critique of a rural drama presented at the Crawford. The cast includes John E Brennan as Holler and Grace Hopkins as Anna Moore, with strong performances from Loyola O Conner Martha Perkins and Charles Heigel as Squire Bartlett. The review commends staging realism, character portrayals, and the house’s reception. notes occasional dialect slips and praises the overall excellence of the performance.
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Squire Bartlett
the Crawfyrd
Crawford
John E Brennan
Jate Hanwhett
Stra Bartlett
Loyola O'Conner
Martha Perkins
Carlos Arhe
Anna Moore
Grace Hopkins
Chiries Heigel
Robert Pischer
Reigel
Thurlow Bergen
David Tinruott
Hubert Gellaird
Lennox Sundvread
Joha C. Hickey
Beth Holcomb
Wallice Owen
Richard Golden
Jed Prouty
James ‘A. Herne
Shore Acres
Ragland
Plice
Nari ‘York State
Distressing stomach disease cured by a mysterious remedy
An odd advertisement promises relief from stomach disease via a mysterious South American remedy. A local notice from Marysville Kansas mentions a resignation at a city council special meeting. Charles Cochran’s removal as health officer is followed by Dr. F W Turner being appointed and confirmed as successor.
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Marysville
Kam
Jas
Tor
Cauricil
F. W. Turner
Wis
Track accident leaves man fatally injured near waist
In a distressing incident at the track, a collision pummels a person, resulting in the body being severed near the waist. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the fatal injury.
Governor Calls Special Session To Consider Tax And Reform Issues
Denver June 18 Governor announced plans for a special legislative session to tackle the revenue bill attacked by corporations and partially ruled unconstitutional, reining in corporate control, and financing for irrigation tunnel and canal projects. Also notes the death of Marchetti the Ute composer.
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Denver
Colo
Orman
Gunefon
Mayor Parker Faces Broad Search for Successor in City Services
City chatter centers on a retiring Mayor Parker and a flood of office seekers. Reporters note minute-long interviews and a drawer full of unreviewed applications as Parker weighs plans and possible appointments. Names like Gardiner, Jenkins, and Morrison Jenkins surface amid talks of streets, sanitation, and police leadership, with four to five main rivals shaping the field.
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Beaube Parker
Eays
Orien
Duddiur
State Journal
Parker
Vob
Arnold
Owen
Joh
Anlar
Morrist Jenkins
Ecu
Jahn Lvoran
Gardiner
Jenkinm
Taruane
Nank
Henry al. Gisele
Preven Board of Swalth
Tatar Ge Martin
Servie Nig
Otter
Rae Lee
Sinwat Hughes
Thyatetan
T. Leni
Indormementa
Micsdr
Seema
Bovohner
Joun
Hattie Hatinen
Regentrich
Iso
Manson
Lecture on Peace and War in the United States and Cuba
General Fitehugh Lee delivers a lecture titled Peace and War in the United States and Cuba at the Auditorium in the evening of February 14 under the auspices of Frank C. Armstrong camp No 3 5 A. W. V.
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Fitehugh Lee Avi
United States
Auditorium
Frank C. Armstrong
A.W. V
Radway's Digestive Aid Promises Relief for Digestive Ailments
An old OCR fragment touts Radway's Digestive Aid for stomach, kidney, and bladder issues, nervous disorders, loss of appetite, headaches, constipation, catarrh, and intestinal disorders. It claims to improve digestion and relieve abdominal pain and inflammation with the specified product.
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Radway
Baker Faces Favorable Judiciary Report for Nomination
The judiciary today agreed to report favorably the nomination of Fran cw EB to be circuit judge in the south circuit. The committee also discussed Baker's confirmation withdrawal and noted the potential effect of his father and the need for independent judgment. Other nominees considered favorable included WMleteber MM. Dean and Richard E. Stonn for assistant justiceships in the Arizona territorial supreme court.
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Baker
Intiana
Rat
Wmleteber MM. Dean
Richard E. Stonn
Supreme Court of the
Territory of Arizona
Midwinter Exposition Cornet Contest Draws Big Crowds
The Midwinter exposition opens Monday at the Auditorium with a crowdsourced cornet contest. Kane and Innes back a Conn Gold Cornet, voting rules grant one ballot per paid admission over ten days, and top vote-getter wins the prize. Committeemen Thomas, Kleine Jr, and Fritts announce rules and prize presentation by Handhunter Innes on Tuesday night February 4.
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Innes
Arthur Kane
Kanvux
Tines
Rol Thomas
J. L. Kiene, Jr
P Fritts
Suditerium
Handhunter Innes
Governor Returns and Crum Appointment Talks
Governor Stanley arrived from Washington and credited Senator Burton for Crum's appointment. He said he met the president briefly, did not learn the president's view on Crum, and indicated the president wished to follow the senators' wishes. The governor did not press Crum's appointment timing.
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Stanley
Washington
Burton
Crum
Hin
Henitor Burton Box
Crun
Crem
Chinese Exclusion Act Bill Introduced in Washington
Representing Pacific coast interests, Kahn of California introduced the Chinese exclusion bill. Referred to foreign affairs. hearings set to begin next week. Urges speedy consideration as the measure moves forward. Strikers Return to Work at Assaber Mill after arbitration promise. American Woolen Co will meet grievances. 1,100 workers affected.
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Washington
Maynard
Moses
Jon
American Woolen Company
Assaber
Warty
War Taxes Delayed by Republican Caucus Decision
Republican members defer pushing a war tax reduction until the Ways and Means Committee finishes current reciprocity discussions. Senate committee approves franking privilege for Mrs. McKinley as authorized by Senator Maron.
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Washington
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
Maron
Ld Ae
Market Report From Wheat to Livestock and Grain Prices
A wide market report covers winter wheat prices, futures activity, and short covering with commentary on demand, advances, and declines. Includes notes on corn, oats, barley, timothy, and livestock receipts with price ranges and futures activity from Kansas City and Chicago markets.
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Srecatcher
Gea Commission
Penta
Chicago
Hlomus IO
Neltere
Ciuners
Saaalg Sul
Hoos
Watimate
Betarhor
Wervern
Omick Fecelpis
Shipmedia
Kansas City
Kansay City
Exra
Aim
eNoechwest
Minnrapella
Lulu al Ark
Minnen Potty
Duluth
Oats
Kanaar City
WANTED Foreman for sanitary dairy farm
Fragmented advert from a historical newspaper page lists numerous job notices. It mentions WANTED Foreman for a sanitary dairy farm requiring milling ability, and suggests locations like Beale Street and Rid Milne, with other assorted labor and employment ads including clerical and commercial positions.
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Sanitary Dairy Farm
Milne
Seward Ave
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Today’s Market Report
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Caxton
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Beyder Food Cos
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Tureau
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Me Western Horse Shoe Pad Co
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Wall Street
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