Brewing Syndicate Aims to Unite U S Brewers Under English Capital
A vast brewing consolidation backed by British investors forms a syndicate to merge American breweries into a single national company. Philadelphia is cited as the headquarters with capitalization near 200 million dollars. The plan proceeds through Pennsylvania and neighboring states, with key properties and malt plants eyed for sale as part of the push.
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New York
The
Journal and Advertiver Today
Amelia Brewers
Phadelphia
Pittsbury
Tharolt
Miwauker
St. Louuis
Rochester
Haltimeré
National Brewing Company
Pennsylvania
York
Obi
Indiana
Hondred Brewis
Philadelphia
Putehore
Rochesor
Cimdnnat
Chicass
St Saiche
Syn- Geate
Tarpe Prey Tie Pitas Delphia
Penhsylvania
Mme Best Etate Organication
Maxs
Phildelphia
Allesheny
Lt le
Affalo
Chieagy
Milwaukee
Lyma
N.Y
Spotty
Newe
Hempureal
Decker
AnGuDl Saterlen
Seeth
Peach
Hrewns Sonsay
Mr. Bout
Sulltauton
Hiss
King- Re
Eusatire
Philadel
Petar Amd
Sass
Tate
Lie Brewers
Marche Lon Kt
Tin Enelieh
Uittemeyer
Guternheimer, Tatumerer & Marshall
Engi Breating Syndicate
Enslich Investors Bx
American Breweries
Countey
Dodo
Hanna’s arrival at Mackinac with Cleveland party
The Hanna party led by Senator Hanna finishes a viewing trip from Cleveland through the lakes to Mackinac Island on July 20th. On board were Mrs J McChanas Mr JB Perkin Sr and others including Mrs A Olin Jr E W Walker Francis Perkins and Miss Clara Hanna. They discuss delaying tax deliberations and plan a brief stop at Put-in-Bay before returning to Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Lakes
Mackinac Island
Mick
Civeland
Bard
J. McChanas
JB. Perkin
A. Olin, Jr
E. W. Walker
Francis Perkins
L. & Hanna
Clara Hanna
Fannie Hasta
Leonid Manna
Put-in Bay
Few Leaving Kansas Says Turner on Wheat Good and Growth
Assistant General Superintendent Turner of the Santa Fe, visiting Denver with Chicago headquarters, praised Kansas agriculture. He cited wheat quality and large yields, predicting 50,000,000 bushels in the current crop, more cattle than ever, and reduced outmigration as signs of farmer satisfaction and adaptability.
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Turner
Kansas
Denver
Chicago
Dyer
Transportation Department
Was all a fake Manhattan Run July 2 199%
A dispatch from J D Graham Secretary of Agriculture states no funds were drawn from the Kansas experiment station, denying reports of political meddling in college land work. He says Congress appropriations are used as intended and Kansas may pursue its own political ideas.
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Manhattan
The
State Journal
Jones Wilson
M. A. Custvtun
Carleton
Wilson
Kansas
Congress
Tolle Eiven
J.D. Graham
Topeka Chooses The State Journal As Official City Paper
The Topeka city council and Mayor Fe Hows formally endorse The State Journal as the official paper for the coming year. The council vote and mayoral approval affirm the selection, praising the paper as representative of Topeka and the state’s finest city.
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Fe Hows
Reduy
State Journal
Topeka
Angelmus
Union
London Chronicle on Resignation of President Andrews
London Chronicle prints an editorial focusing on Benjamin Andrews resignation from Brown University. It argues the move signals a major blow to capitalist oligarchy and hints at shifts toward state control of higher education, with fears over private endowments and monopolist interests.
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London Chronicle
Andrews
London
Daly
Dairy Chronicle This Morning
Benjamin Andrews
Brown University
America
Chronicie
Bemis
University of Chiemse
Andrews Wre
Booth Tucker's Colony Plans Small Farm Settlements
Booth Tucker of the Salvation Army, back from the western trip, seeks to establish family plots near the city for poor households. The plan envisions one to two acre tracts on outskirts, with nearby markets, climate and land features favorable for colonization. The project aims to attract men with city work who return home to tend small farms.
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Chicago
Booth- Tucker
Salvation Army
Hureses
Blood in India Sparks Night Attack on Fort
Reported in Loniton dated July 28 an assault by large bands of tribesmen on Camp Malakand in Chitral ended with British repulse and fears of a wider uprising. Casualties include Private Leonard Mantey of the 45th Sikhs killed, Private Taylor wounded, with Major Merbert and Lieutenant Watting injured. Sedition charges against Tilak arise in Bombay as government braces for escalating unrest.
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India
Malakar
Chitral
Leonard Mantey
Taylor
Merbert
Watting
Engineer Corps
Simla
Legislative Council
Bombay
Gangadhsr Tusk
Fle
Ft. Malakand
London
the Times
Sila
Swat
Aw Swat
Malakand
Pham
Brest
Cnt
Mothmohn
Chakadara
Jethinjohn
Chakaara
Touchl
Grace Allen Freed in Poisoning Trial Acquittal
Grace Allen, a Kansas schoolteacher from Guthrie, was acquitted of poisoning her rival Miss Phronia Ecks and Ecks’s mother at Crumdler. The defense argued the women were harmed by gueue medicine the family reportedly used, and the verdict drew public commendation for Verdier.
San Francisco Invites McKinley for City Welcome
Mayor telegraphs President McKinley from Washington inviting him to San Francisco and asks Congressman Lewd to secure a favorable reply if possible. Separate item notes Rock Island Route trains offering through sleeping and chair cars to Colorado Springs and Denver with 15 p m Topeka departure and next morning arrivals.
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San Francisco
McKinley
Phelan
Washington
Vinkt
Rock Island
Ethey
Colorado Springs
Denver
Topeka
Coorado Springs
Poprka
Colorado Spring
Women for Klondike Seeks Chicago Passengers
Chicago travelers intensify plans for the Klondike voyage as steamship and railroad offices report heavy inquiries and many men seek berths. Mrs Win Chase and Mrs Katherine Romley lead a group of women ready to join the expedition, eager for gold and adventure. Additional companions include Miss Pauline Kellock and Mrs C W Romney, with seven more rumored to accompany the party.
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Chicago
Klondike
el Parado
Noerl American Transportation and Trading Company
Thomas Cook & Son
The
Northern Pacific
Great Northwestern Airways
Cook’s
Wm. Chase
San Francisco
St. Michels
North American Company
Tn Narchora Transcontinental Lines
Seattle
St. Michaels
Portland
Juneau
Dyea
Win Chase
Katherine V. Romley
Alaska
Pauline Kellock
West Congress Street
Birs. C. W. Romney
Windsor Park
Government to buy two lots for north government building
Gharkscurus reports a special government commissioner will visit next week to approve purchasing two lots north of the government building. Veale and Hammatt will receive 15000 and 10000 respectively as part of the deal. Curtis notes a 35000 appropriation secured and hopes for 71000 more from next congress to enlarge the building.
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Curtin
Senate
House
Veale
Land Department
Sherman to quit cabinet in October resigning as secretary of state
Washington reports say John Sherman will resign as secretary of state with Whitelaw Reid chosen as his successor. Sherman objected to Judge Day as first assistant secretary and pressed the president to accept his resignation. Though the president refused at first, Sherman agreed to delay the move until mid October.
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Whitelaw Reid
Washington
John Sherman
Mr. Sherman
State Department
Big celebration planned by Topeka colored people
The colored churches of Topeka organize a citywide August celebration on the fair grounds for August 3 4 and 1 with music lectures and concerts each afternoon and evenings. Prot Jacksons band and Kansas military band to provide music. A mechanical exhibit shows works by colored people. Daily barbecue planned. Speakers include Rev G A Griffith George Bills Laurence J H Guy W Z Jasmman W J Townsend J B Brows and C H J Taylor of Baltimore.
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Topeka
Fair Grounds
Cheatauqua Assembly
Jackson
Chitts and
Kansas Military Band
G. A Grisith
Geo. Bills Laurence Messrs
J. H. Guy
W. Z. Jasmman
W. J. Townsend
Leavenworth
J. BI. Brows
C. H. J. Taylor
Baltimore
Santa Fe Road Jubilee Promises Festive Anniversary
The Santa Fe railway marks a silver anniversary with Topeka festival plans spanning September 27 to October 2. A two color folder will promote Santa Fe day and a broad growth record from Kansas to the Pacific and Gulf coasts, detailing track miles, locomotives, and cars. The program highlights a parade of industrial displays and the Santa Fe route’s expansion from 25 years ago to a system reaching Chicago, Los Angeles, and beyond.
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Santa Fe Railway
Topeka
Santa Fe
Khanses
Kansas
Santa Fe Trail
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Territorial Segisnature
Kansas and
Colorado State Line
Newton
Congress
Atchison
State Line
Buffalo
State of
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Diego
Pacific Coast
Galveston
Gulf Coast
el Paso
Mexico
Denver
Southwest
Missouri River
Big meeting tonight for Santa Fe anniversary committee
The executive committee in charge of the Santa Fe anniversary celebration will hold its second meeting in the general office building tonight at o'clock. Delegates from the Topeka lodge of the Brotherhood of Railroad Plain Men will be elected to enlarge the committee by three members. Messrs HLA May FJ Withrow and GH Thomas were chosen last Sunday after the lodge agreed to open correspondence with BKT lodges at various Santa Fe points to secure representation. The secretary MWJ Healy will handle correspondence with department heads state wide.
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Topeka
The
Brotherhood of Railway ‘Plainmen
Messrs
Hla. May
Withrow
G. H Thomas
Ohoeen
B. of KT
Santa Fe Reed
Me WJ. Healy
Onm Oper
Medicine Lodge to Be Represented in Santa Fe Parade Display
The exe cutive committee of the Committee of Fifteen will replace its names in a Santa Fe celebration display. W J Healy informs Santa Fe employees plans for a prominent early Indian meeting scene. About fifty floats are expected in the parade with funding from Topeka and railroad orders.
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Medicine Lodge
Santa Fe
W. J. Healy
Topeka
Tide of Prosperity Ebbs Carries a Number of Business Concerns Out to Sea
Boston reports the Lyman cotton mill declares a regular two per cent semi annual dividend despite six month business weakness with partial shutdowns. Chicago notes Metropolitan Electric company failure amid $37,000 in debts and $100,000 assets. Toronto reports Bachrach & Co assigning for creditors with $65,000 liabilities and $15,000 assets. St Louis records a chattel deed of trust for $50,000. Fall River mills plan two week August closure due to cotton shortages. nearby mills shut for longer periods, impacting about 1,890 workers.
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Boston
Ftolyoks
Chicago
Metropolitan Electric Company
Toronto
Ont
Bachrach & Co
New York
Bradford
Manchester
England
St. Louis
5. Louis Car Wheel Company
Union Trust Company
Willem H. Keirfey
Cerr Street
Fall River,Mess
Wampagon Cotton Millat
Steven's Mills
Richard Borden Mills
Sudden Demand for Agricultural Implements Across Industry
Chicago reports a surge in orders for agricultural implements as the industry faces a prolonged season. Manufacturers struggle with scarce iron and on-hand stock. Railroads inquire about rising demand while pig iron and steel products gain price support. Kokomo plant resumes with 500 workers as orders surge. Rockford bit works extend shifts and other factories boost labor.
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Chicago
Kokomo
Ind
Kokoro
Pittsburg Glass Company
Rockford
Karnival Knights Meet Tonight Called for General Committee
Karnival Knights to convene a general committee meeting at the Commercial lab tonight. Chairman Chase and Secretary McManus urge all members to attend as business of great importance will be discussed. List of committee members includes Holliday Dana Chase McManus Waters Nichols Bennett Ashton Roehr Swayze Surry Merriam Callier Thrapp Humphey Downing Torrington Nipps Copeland Smith Hengersim Craur Noble Wilson McCabe Weaver Heyden Adams Mean Leser Bird Popenoe Pierce Withred Scott Pegues Reichentach Hollister Waters Williams Adams C Adams Hixted Palmer Clements Hamilton Cust Gailon Morgan Kellam Jenkins Wikidal Sibley Dudley Witidal Lagerstrum.
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Karnival Knights
Commercial Lab
Chas & Holliday
Joan F. McManus
C.K. Holliday
A. W. Dana
F. B. Chase, Inc
F. Mc
Ned Hengersim
Fras Craur
Walter Noble
P. Wilson
CT. McCabe
H. AL Weaver
Heyden
W. A. Adams
Morrix
T. W. Mean
HM. G. Leseher
LF. Bird
P.O. Popenoe
Robert Pierce
Charlie Withred Scott
J.B. Dones
Tison
Lindsay Pegues
Reichentach
Nate
Big Fire at Yonkers Destroys Hats and Silks Factories
A major blaze in Yonkers N Y yesterday afternoon destroyed two large factory buildings housing W A Reed & Co hat makers Howland Bros hat makers Puss Bros silk manufacturers and Yonkers Silk Co The loss is expected near half a million dollars leaving about 600 workers unemployed as employees escaped via fire escapes and many lost their street clothing during the evacuation
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New York
Yonkers
N. Y
W. A. Reed &O
Howland Bros
Puss Bros
Yonkers Silk Company
Rival Steamboat War Sparks Free Beer Bathing Salts Feasts
Chicago July 24. Rival steamboat lines offer unlimited beer cigars sandwiches and baths to lure passengers between Chicago and Manhattan Beach. Fares slashed from 13 cents to 1 cent drawing huge crowds as promoters stage a noisy spectacle with banners shipboard festivities and competitive advertising.
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Chicago
Cuieage
Manhattan Beach
Powers
Nieman
Bin
Seeman
van Buren Sirest
Depew A Cycler and Vanderbilt’s London Visit
News mentions Dr Chauncey M Depew president of New York Central railways ending his push to force cycles as baggage in New York lines. Simultaneously a London dispatch notes Commodore Vanderbilt in Lucerne health improvement stay at Hotel Nationale. An advertisement promotes Herbine liver medicine and Laxation Bromo which relieves headache and neuritis with a money back guarantee.
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Newport. R
Chauncey M. Depew
New York Central Railroad Company
New York
Dr. Depew
H Vanderbilt
Switzerland
London
Carnelius Vandertilt
Lucerne
Claylius
Hotel Nationale
W. Stansfield
Kan
Agi Miller's
Topeka
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Partisan
Manhattan College
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BLOOD
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Ayer
Women For
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Sierman
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Santa Fe Company
Executive Committee
Committee of Fifteen
BATH
Newman
Watts
Lake
Peliverian Richarde
Rheylry
Tyrmuin
Depew
New York Central
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