Secretary Gage Statement Analyzed Deposits In Banks
The New York Tribune lauds Secretary Gage for his frank statement on public fund deposits in banks. It argues the action aimed to stabilize markets without favoring any party and notes the business world sought relief from the loan crunch caused by speculation in industrial stocks.
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New York Tribune
Otter
Ratiet
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K Hevelannt
Treasury
Bia Tepabiiean
Beordtary
Pairebild
Yostlon Coments Org
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Om Storks
Feilet
Puch Intereste
Courae
Gage
Dupartmest
Banke
Winder
Saurer
Rations and travel allowances amid wartime scarcity
The secretary of war sets travel ration rules for troops, detailing components and allowances for journeys, with travel only after essential needs are met. A steamship St Paul carries soldiers bound for South Africa and involvement with British forces, as telegrams note urgent mobilization and depots for war effort.
Expedition to Recover Lost Gold in Gold Bay
An expedition from Vancouver plans to recover about 40000 to 70000 dollars in near pure gold sunk in Gold Bay on the Queen Charlotta Islands. Three Hudson's Bay Company men reportedly dropped most of the treasure after a cliff ascent and a diving loss, with divers to use apparatus to reach the 30 foot bottom ledge where the gold rests.
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Vancouver
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Queen Charlotta Islands
St. Gold Bay
Uelrtarkie
North Pacific
Hudson's Bay Company
Solld Wold
Tarvervalé
Messrs
Armstrong & Tiewelesn
Novel scheme hides whisky shipments under blank orders
Whisky runners devised a method to evade Prohibition by moving goods statewide. They use blank order books signed by shippers and ship in their own names, with individuals forming companies to pay for a keg of beer, securing the substance at depots under the wholesale Minnesota whisky firm name.
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Furso, & A
Minnesota
Lipton Seeks Chicago Board of Trade Membership
Sir Thomas Lipton owner of the Shamrock Amer ica's Cup challenger applies for Chicago Board of Trade membership. Endorsing sponsors are John G. Hately and Henry Hots ford. Lipton has run a meat preserving and pork packing plant at the stock yards for years but has not held board membership, being represented by his Chicago office manager.
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Sir Thomas Lipton
Shamrock
Chicago of Trade
Bert
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Henry Hotsford
Thomas Lipton
Stock Yards
Board of Trade
Seized Cargoes Believed On Board Damaged Ships
Washington reports attempts to locate provisions seized on the Ma- Shore Maria and Beatrice. Goods on the Maria are in the Diur Bar custom house awaiting disposition by owners. Cargo on the Mashota remains aboard Cape Town bound vessel awaiting papers for clearance. Beatrice lies at East Liverpool with British officials seeking status of the case.
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Washington
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Beatrice
Diur~ Bar
Cape Town
East Liverpool
Switzerland Relents Opens Fruit and Fish Imports
United States Minister Leshtian reports from Herne Switzerland that the Swiss government has revoked a prior decision and permits American dried fruit imports. It also authorizes fresh trout imports provided they are examined at Basel and found free from scale or parasites.
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Washington
United States
Leshtian
Herne
Switzerland
State Department
Nerat
Basle
No Humbug Here Kidney Pills Sale Ad Reprint
Fragmentary ad claims to prove remedies work with testimonials. It mentions Mrs Tywellitursm of 118 East Seventh Street and a winter 1898 illness, alleging kidney pills improved back and general health. Reader beware of dubious medicine claims in old newspaper fragment.
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Dean
Topeka
B. Tywellitursm
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Famous featherweight will quit the ring after one more bout
New York reports Tommy White, the renowned featherweight, plans to retire after his next fight with Joe Cain of Brooklyn. He cites a badly injured hand and a belief he cannot rise higher, stating he will not return after quitting. White has fought eleven or twelve years and will give younger fighters a chance.
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Tommy White
Joe Cain
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Hercules Cloub
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Doyle
Childs
Davis
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Vin Haltren
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Bergen
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Bullivan
Clarke
Yeager
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Hamilton
Fick
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Cincinnati
Hawley
Taylor
Carrick
Rosie
Mike Grifin
New York Press
Dixon Bets Collected as O Rourke Won Wagers on Lover
New York dated Jan 29 Buck Connolly of Pittsburgh says O Rourke Dixon fight winner paid off bets for knockout. He witnessed $200 and $300 bets honored as Dixon was not knocked out, with stakeholders convinced O Rourke acted to settle wagers. Connolly questions implications of disqualification scenarios.
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O'Rourke
Lover
New York
Buck" Connolly
Pittsbore
Tom O'Rourke
Delavan
McGovern
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Corbett
Shar
Burns After A Match In Cincinnati Boxing Spotlight
Clever welterweight Jack Bennett eyes making Cincinnati his base for two months or longer. Mattie Matthews heads to Brooklyn after a rough eye injury. Cherie Rue negotiates with both Bennett and Burns for a meeting as the Ohio Club plans a bout with Bere and Matthews. Bennett hints at a 16 ounce weigh in while Burns seeks a suitable limit.
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Jack Bennett
Rome
Bennett
Gerde
Mattie Matthews
Brooklyn
Litsepiie Dome
Ammenitie
Cherie Rue
Afl
Dip
Mat Sima
Bennedt
Burns
Caton
Burne
Fitzs Left Hand Sparring Warning in Choynskis Bout
New York report states W Si Simmons received a wary offer for a six round bout with Joe Choynskisi on February 4 but concerns arise about form and readiness. Promoter notes a cautious stance due to past training and belief in keeping fighters sharp without risking injury.
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New York
Jan
Itasimmons
Joe Choynskisi
Jett Tunis
Fiat
Odell Under Fire After McGovern Dixon Remark
The New York Republican chairman Odell drew ire by an interview calling the McGovern Dixon fight a fake. Luther Little, acting at state headquarters, faces trouble as Odell and Col. Reuben Fox are away. Police protection thoughts arise amid the fallout from Odell's public claim.
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New York State -Republican’ Committee
Luther Little
Odell
Reuben Fox
Devery
Odell Rivalry Sparks Around the Phone in Upstate Row
Mr. Little, delaying Odell’s whereabouts, confronts a string of callers after a heated political rivalry erupts over Odell. The exchanges feature men calling as Terry McGovern and Dixon threaten to confront Odell while denouncing McGovern and Heather. Little, watching from his desk, arranges a mirror setup to monitor the hallway for Odell’s return.
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Tim Taint
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Binet
Mr. McGovern
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McGovern
Boas
Mr. Litte
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Mr. Dixon
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Sam
Slugger
Ike
Black Diamond
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Heather McGovern
Whitney Buys Mares In Kentucky Auction
Ex Secretary of the Navy W. C Whitney purchased two thoroughbred mares, Jessie B and Georgie Frederick, from T. H. Stevens and J. J. Brown in Kentucky. Prices were about 1000 and 1200 dollars, mares shipped to Westbury for training. Also note: J. W. Colt bought a brown gelding, Dolly Whiz Kriss Kringle, shipped east after purchase. In New York, William Brady defends George Siler over charge of fight fixing, saying referees err and Siler’s verdicts have been controversial.
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Secretary of the Navy
W. ¢. Whitney
T. H. Stevens
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Fiorimore
Mr. Wilthey
McDowall
Georgie Frederick
Imap
George Frederick
Jeswie B
Weatbury
Los Roth
Heriied
J. W. Colt
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Mr. Colt
New York
William A. Brady
George Siler
Chicago
Coney Island Athletic Club
Siler
Jeffries
Sharkey
Eitie-O'Brien
New Team For Baltimore In American Association Bid
Baltimore plans a move from the National to the Eastern League and a stock company forms to support an American Association club in the city with $20,000 capital. McGraw may become manager. Roy Ruhte named St Joseph club secretary and Belden Hill urged to manage in 1900. Santry predicts victory preparations for McGovern bout at Lyric theater.
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St Joseph
St. Joseph
Roy Ruhte
WT. Vanbrant
Belden Hill
Zilli
Cedar Rapids
Santry
Chicago
Eddie Santry
Moet
Terry McGovern
Baseball Gossip and patching up old feuds at saloon
Rumor and commentary swirl around Chicago baseball, noting Jimmy Ryat and Tim Donahue mending a long standing grudge from a barnstorming Illinois tour. The piece surveys team plans, trades, and potential backstops, with speculation on players like Bergen, Breitenstein, and Clingman, and hints at New York and Cincinnati interests.
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Jimmy Ryat
Tim Donohhue
Chicago
Jimmy
Tim
Donahue
Ryan
Illinois
Ax Neousdity
Boxing card chaos at Broadway Athletic Club fuels title talk
Report covers a muddled lineup with Joe Bernstein, Sammy Pitapatrick, and Tom Dalsie Bard among contenders. Projections hinge on outcomes at the Broadway Club, as managers seek a breakthrough and a path to a recognized championship amid rumors of rivalries and training bids.
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Jack Haanton
Gsone Gardner
Han Ae
Joe Bernstein
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Broadway Athletic Club
Guy' Nett
Sandhin
Whale
McGovern
Eraitaln
Sammy Pitapatrick
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National Sporting Club of
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Fitspatrick
Einver Tittle
Bo Watts Chester Hogan
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Sportanen Unik
Mike Beary
Eddie
Tommy Bran
Ares
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