Snow Storm Paralyzes Leadville Region in Colorado
A powerful snowstorm from Sunday night grips Leadville and surrounding towns, halting rail traffic west of the city and delaying eastbound service. Mines idle except for a few operations on Carbonate and Fryer, wage losses exceed three thousand dollars daily, and Snow shoe parties are organized to bring provisions to Climax Robinson Birds Eye and other isolated points.
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Leadville
Colo
Breckenridge
Dillon
Kokonu
Robinson
Dickey
Climax
Wheeler
South Park
Blue River
Movre Rollins
Rio Grande
Birds Eye
Seeds From The Far East Trade Plant Experiments
An account describes French and Japanese interest in importing a plant variety from China and the Philippines, aimed at industrial cultivation in the United States. It notes researchers seeking native weeds for breeding and mentions camphor seeds and a new forage plant named Weomidexa, with projected cultivation and market potential.
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Troukaen
China
Japan
Beth Hardy
Betlovtia
Intraduetio
Ea Ut T
Prank Gould Arrives in Chicago for Exhibition
Aristocratic Chicago March 1 Frank Jay Gould youngest son of Jay Gould has just come of age and arrived to arrange for the exhibition of his doge in a move reflecting inherited fortune and social display in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Frank Jay Gould
Jay Gould
Heart disease link to digestion urged in health note
A health feature explains rising heart trouble among Americans tied to weak digestion. It argues that improving digestion via Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets can aid heart function, noting the product’s availability via Grugetsts for 60 cents and a free booklet from S. A. Stuart Co, Marshall.
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Hervey
Stuart
Grugetsts
Stuart Co
Marshall
Young heir draws eyes at Chicago hotel show
A young heir to a famous New York railroad fortune arrived at the Auditorium Annex in Chicago for preliminary arrangements connected to a Chicago dog show. He checked in, registered, and was assigned a room overlooking Michigan Avenue, drawing curiosity from onlookers. He plans to travel to Grand Rapids today for a Butterfy club beach show opening this afternoon.
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Auditorium
Oerk
Michigan Avenue
Gould
Notheis
New York Railroad
Chicago
Grand Rapids
Mich
Butterfy Club
Norin
Topeka Panel Plans Madison Ave School Additions and New Buildings
A Topeka committee outlines a plan to address crowded grammar schools with multiple building projects and expansions. Proposed locations include Madison Avenue school, Irving Park, Avondale, Polk Street, Pullman, Neen and Auburn Park, Calumet Avenue, and Calumet seventh street with various twelve to twenty-two room additions and new buildings. The emphasis is relief for overcrowded grammar schools. high schools not included.
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Chekgo
Lehele
Madison Avenue School
Pricott
Irving Park
Ession
Batten
Wineries to Rise in Fresno as Vineyards Expand
Freena Cal March 2 D P Rows and A Boarboro of San Francisco visited Fresno noting plans to build a winery with capacity for wine and distillery products. The deposed project includes Vine cultivations, surveys for spur tracks, and partnerships with Hurst and Swine County firms to grow grapes for export.
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Freena
Cal
D. P. Rows
A. Boarboro
San Francisco
Ard
Roorma County
Fresno
Sac Franaeco
Truinndintelyr
Wien Taliona
Californie
Tita Waite
Wret & Son
Brookton
Etert A. Hece Winery
Hanfupd
Nes County
Haa
Swins Cilaay
Dying Kentucky Character Amid Drunken Tales
Captain Arch Horner of Vaneture Kentucky, famed as a picturesque figure, reveals fifty years of drunkenness at age seventy while facing multiple indictments in Lewis and Greenup counties. The report notes his long whisky habit and odd courtroom walks as details emerge from a fragmented OCR. Also mentioned is a private marriage in Lewiston, Maine. James Cecil Howe and Edith Dingley plan to wed March 11, a private ceremony due to Mr Dingley’s death.
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Vanveture
MFCR
Arch Horner
Kentucky
Lewis
Regela
Greenup
Lewis County
Miss Dingley
Washington
James Cecil Howe
Phoebe Hearst
Edith Dingley
Representative Dingley
Lewiston
Dingley
Iron Spite Fence Rises in Newark Over Apartment Row
In Newark, New Jersey, a spite fence with corrugated iron is planned between properties of John Frank and Peter Zuzzall in Comes alley. The $350 structure, approved by the Building Inspector, will block light and air to Zuzzall’s two-building, 16-family yard, whileFrank’s two-family house gains minimal space.
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Newark
N. J
John Frank
Comes Alley
Peter Zuzzall
Peal
A. Smith Tras
Frank
Broad Street
Zaxzalt
Market
Broad Streets
Zaznall
Roy al
Frank Fe
Zanzalt
Franke
Zuxzall
Zazzail
Zarmal
Rouwe
Municipal ownership debate at Illinois cities convention
Delegates at a Illinois cities convention discuss forming the League of Illinois Municipalities led by Gilkison of New York. Topics include municipal ownership of utilities, local improvements, and financing. Seneca plans to pursue electric plant ownership. most owners favor public control but oppose bond funding. practical hurdles cited.
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Pearts
Saren
Ilinois
League of
Davenport
Rock
Malina
Seneca
Mi ‘Furrei
Dal
Domestic Experiment at Women’s Conference
Prof Mary Rob erte Smith of Stanford shared her domestic experiment for two hours at the Women’s Conference of the Society for Ethical Culture in New York. She described payingmaids fairly with chef-like oversight and letting them have time for errands and meals, noting better outcomes and accountability when china breaks were replaced at cost.
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New York
Mary Roberte Smith
Leland Stanford University
Die Womens
Society For Ethical Culture
Tuxedo
Madison Avenue
Pitty. Hinth Street
Smith
Mary
Bmth
China
Sweat shop exposure prompts army clothing inquiry
State Factory Inspector OLeary rebutted claims of new sweat shop exposures in New York while noting ongoing ignorance hunger and idleness feed the system. He cited government contracts linked to army clothing and described inspections by the War Department with Colonel Patton coordinating to curb future production in proper facilities.
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Albany
O'Leary
New York City
Patton
War Department
New York
Brooklyn
Alger’s Place: Possible Cabinet Shakeup Rumor
Washington report states Secretary Alger plans to stay, while allies discuss a move to replace him with a Cleveland era Democrat. Names mentioned include Olney or Lamont for Secretary of War to calm gold Democrats and address currency reform disputes.
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Washington
Alger
Algers
Cleveland
State Olney
Lamont
War Department
Congress
Cameron
Lincoln
Edwin M. Stanton
Buchanan
Tigers in a Panic Case of Variloid at Princeton
Princeton March 3. A feared smallpox case among Princeton University students proved to be a mild variloid after expert diagnosis by Dr. Wyckoff of New York. The patient Ralph S. Steen, 1901, of New York City, was removed to the infirmary. Thirteen Vandal club members were sent home as a precaution. Faculty and sanitary officials assured no spread is expected.
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Princeton
N. J
Princeton University
Wyckof
New York
Ralph S. Steen
New York City
Steen
Brown Hall
Wyckoff
New Ease
Stven
C.F. Hrackett
Baptism Of Five Mor Mon Converts At Milwaukee Natatorium
In Milwaukee on the South Side five Mor mon converts were baptized in the public bathhouse with only invited guests present. Five elders helped in the ceremony as Mr and Mrs Anton Neumann and their daughter Clara joined, along with Mr and Mrs C Hackmann all tailors. Mrs Neumann resisted during immersion requiring three submersions to complete the rite.
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Milwaukee
Wis
South Side
Anton Neumann
Clara
C. Hackmann
Neumann
Rich Chicago copper mine schemeer Halligan plans vast wealth
Robert H Halligan declares immense copper mine wealth in Wyoming and outlines plans to finance residences, a bank, telegraph line, and offices in the Fisher building, with negotiations on venues and staff, claiming to be the richest man in the world despite heavy strain and a need for funds.
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Chicago
Robert H. Halligan
Veodome
Fisher
Tam
Rothachids
Era Union Telegraph Company
Kentucky University
New York Life Insurance Company
Grand Boulevard
Michiean Avenue
Mattie H. Fiallizan
A.B. Hush
Cable Piano Company
A. L. Clark
Association Building
James FP. Adams
G. W. Sturtevant
Pisher Building
Fisher Bailing
Howest
Delaware
Arkansas
Wyoming
New York
Jelm Mountains
Laramie
Union Pacific
Mullen
Monroe Avenue
T. C. Buss
A. Ft. Revell & Co
Man credits Merrow's Kid-ne-olds for cure after expensive illness
Josephus Osbourn of 925 Jackson Street Columbus recounts years of kidney and nervous trouble and false relief from doctors. He claims Merrow's Kid-ne-olds cured him after spending hundreds on medicines and doctors. He urges others to request the remedy through Swift Holiday's drug store listings.
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Merton
Josephus Osbourn
Jackson Street
Columbus
Merrew
Hal
Gaye
Ald
Dale Marrew
Swift
Helliday
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D. P
Ifinois
Turpin
Mary Smith
Ana
Castori
Tigers
American Steam Laundry
Robert Halligan
Halligan
Te Fisher
Ben Memiricke
Ebairn
John Greely
Tela Pipallery
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