Export Trade Growth With United States Machinery Exports Rise
The piece notes a favorable tariff and revenue outlook with growing U S exports including heavy machinery to Japan Argentina Sweden and Russia. It highlights shipments like steam lathes paper mills locomotives sugar refineries and armor plate, and cites orders and production links across Philadelphia Boston Chicago and Schenectady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Dexter
Paris
Braddock
Japan
New York
Fall River
Mont Clara
Mexico
Cleveland
Honolute
Boreda
Ingousa
Philadelphi
Russia
Colombia
Philadelphia
Hiull
England
Indianapolis
Valparaiso
Chile
Guadalajara
Mex
Lancaster
Ten-Tenn
Ching
Massillon
Pittsburg
Boston
Buenos A
Schenectady
Alilwaukee
Chicago
Reflections of a Bachelor in New York Press
Fragmented text reflects a satirical column on women and marriage habits with stray lines about men and a stray remark on Spanish American relations. The read is rough OCR with disjointed phrases and era tone.
Notable Names and Oddities From an 19th Century Page
A garbled column lists figures such as Colonel Robert G. Ingersoll’s associate and others, noting a death at age 90 and biographical snippets. It mentions Carl Hagenbeck, a Siberian creature, W. H. Santelmann, music figures, Emperor William, and political tidbits about Krueger and Bismarck. It ends with parable style musings and scattered observations from the Atchison Globe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert G. Ingersoll
John P. Robertsot
Adatabula
Ingersoll
Carl Hagenbeck
Chicago
W. H Santelmann
United States Marine Band
Hanover
Germany
Bas Bev
America
J. P. Saura
Mail Tubes Worthless After Water Damages Letters
A New York Post Office report notes water soaked four packages of mail from a Tubular Me patch plant. Letters arrived water stained and damaged at the general post office after a carrier brought them in from a branch. The Tubular Dispatch company cites warm weather as the cause and says service won’t be renamed until an improved corner device is provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tubular
General Post Office
Atellon H
Tubular Dispatch Company
Morgan Buys Grenoble Building for 1.5 Million in New York
Real estate transfer reports banker J Pierpont Morgan purchased the Grenoble hotel at Seventh Avenue and Fifty seventh Street for 1.5 million dollars. Payment included 600 acres at Ardsley Heights recently bought from the Cyrus Field estate. The Grenoble building is seven stories tall. William Noble, a principal in the sale, has a prominent estate transaction record including the Tetel Empire on Sixty third Street, a Lake Gedrer hotel, and other New Jersey properties. In 1895 he bought the Mercury from former State Senator William Cauldwell and claimed a 400000 profit in seventeen months. Advertising notes promote Buckien’s Arnica Salve and One Minute Cough Cure with testimonials from G. W. Stansfield and general cough remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Pierpont Morgan
New York
Cerver
Thifty-Seventh Street
Seventh Avenue
Ardsley Heights
Cyrus Field
Grenoble
William Noble
Tetel Empire
Sixty-third Street
Boulevard
Lake Gedrer
New Jersey
The
Mercury
Wilam Cauldwell
One of Her Quilts Contains 63 000 Pieces at 83
Atchison Kansas Mrs M A Haggard of White Cloud in her eighty third year has a quilt with more than 63 000 pieces. The obituary notes she was born in 1815 in Virginia and moved through Ohio Minnesota Illinois to Kansas where she lives with her daughter Mrs M E Davis. She is famed for sewing and reading with a long record of quilts and knitted items.
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Krueger
Pretoria
Lon V. Stephens
Mimsouri
State University of West Virginia
Iowa
Atchison, Mnechh
M.A. Hag*gard
White Cloud
St. Joseph
Anne
Biymouth
White Cland
Kan
Mrs. Haggard
C. J. Jones
Tom
Caltele
Watson
Schenk
Liying
N.C. Jones
Lawyer Faints In Court At Wichita Trial
In Wichita on March 15 attorney J E B Torrence of Winfield Kansas fainted during a scolding by Judge Williams in the U S circuit court. T S Chapman of Illinois testified that Torrence threatened a witness in the Arkansas City water case. Torrence recovered after being carried from the room while twelve fellow lawyers spoke in his defense and the judge dismissed contempt proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
J. EB. Torrence
Winfield, Kun
United States
Cicuit Court
Willams
T. S. Chapman
Illinois
Torrence
Arkansas City
Missing Fort Scott man linked to heavy defaulter
W. Chalfant Jr. of West Chester, Pa., receiver of the Chester County Guarantee Trust and Safe Deposit Co., arrived in Fort Scott on March 15 for a hurried investigation into H. J. Butler of Fort Scott, who is missing and suspected as a heavy defaulter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Butler
Fort Scott
Wm. Chalfant, Jr
West Chester
Chester County Guarantee Trust and Safe Deposit Company
Butler Crime Shocks City as Receiver Takes Over
Henry J. Butler, local agent for a company, vanished two weeks ago prompting a probe into his books. His wife is prostrate and the affair stuns business and political circles. Butler, a Kansas property rep and brother of Rep Thomas S. Butler, has his estate and books under investigation by Receiver Chalfant who seized his assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
A & Wana
Dutler
Kansas
Thomass. Butler
Pennsylvania
Samuel D. Butler
Chalfant
Butler
Leavenworth Seeks Army Department Headquarters
Leavenworth presses to move the Department of the Missouri headquarters from Omaha to Leavenworth citing proximity to the geographic center. Brigadier General J J Coppinger commands the department in flux as locals push for congressional action and Civic Federation backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Missouri
Leavenworth
United States Army
Fort Leavenworth
Department of the Platte
Department of the
St. Louis
Chicago
Kansas
Congress
The
Civic Federation
Close Call for Cimarron Prairie Fire Rages Through Town
Cimarron March 15 a prairie fire swept through the countryside with 40 mph winds destroying thousands of acres of pasture and causing livestock and building losses. The shift in wind forced the blaze toward town, requiring a large, hard fought effort to protect the town from destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cimarron
James Towand
Private Bills by Curtis Introduced in House
Washington March 15 Representative Curtis introduced several private bills for pensions to Eunice L Godfrey Madison Fan J Turner ne Steno Mary Fy Strouse S Smith J Farris J HL aera Lucinda BL Hult ates Georgia Eubanks ar M Jones for relief of Thomas Cook James S Harry Anderse Smith William T Perdum Willan W Burritt Henderson post G A R Dunkards Close Abilene Kansas conference River Brethren charges closing session reports from charges
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis
Washington
Eunice L Godfrey
Madison
Fan J. Turner
Steno
Mary Fy Strouse
S. Smith
J Farris
J. HL
Aera Lucinda BL Hult
Ates
Georgia
Eubanks
Ar M. Jones
Thomas Cook
James S. Harry Anderse Smith
William T. Perdum
Willan W
Burritt
Meeting dates and church figures listed for Brown County events
A fragment lists upcoming meetings. Love feature to be held in Brown County on April 30 followed by Coree on May 14 and Dickinson on June 4, with August 2 noted next. J B Zook is mentioned related to missionary work in India and Mire Marry Zoot ordained for public service work as the first woman recognized in that role. Zook becomes moderator and J H H. Eagle serves as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Love Fenure
Brown County
Coree
Dickinson
J.B. Zook
India
Mire
Zoot Wan
Zook
J. H H. Enegle
Atwood Creamery Expands in Kansas
Atwood Creamery, operated by a Nebraska company and located farther west than any other in Kansas, reports rising daily receipts after its March 15 startup. Separately, the Mankato Gun Club organized with 16 members electing H. R Honey as president, Albert Horne as secretary, and J. F. Hate as treasurer. Picture frames made to order by J. L. Van Howtee with new mouldings and ctutes offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atwood Creamery
Atwood
Kansas
Tiel
Countis
Nebraska
Mankato Gun Club
Mankato
Mankatoun Club
Bers
H. R Honey
Albert Horne
J. F. Hate
J. L. van Howtee
Rapid Transit Bond Reduced in New York Case
New York March 14 bond for underground rapid transit was cut to 1 million after a court ruling. The decision originally called for 14 million to 25 million in bonds tied to contractor liability for building and operating the road, now limited to a 14 million range for the construction term and a 5 year period with potential tithe transfer to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Atate Division
Supreme
Epee
Aoe 2 Npeshinte Nour
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Quick Lasting Relief
A promotional note extols the Pyramid Pile Cure and Pyramid Pills as a permanent remedy for piles. It cites testimonies from Mra M C Huckly of Indianapolis and Brajor Dean of Columbus claiming longstanding relief after using the cure, and notes druggists stock the Pyramid products through Pyramid Drug Co Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. M.C. Huckly
Mississippi St
Indianapolis
Brajor Dean
Columbus
Ohio
Marshall, Mich
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United States Supreme Court
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Spain
Emperor William
Thas
Friedrich Grade
Bismarck
Slobe Sigats
Atchison Globe
Imap
Buckien
Fromey
Swift & Holliday
G. W. Stansfield
Kansas Avenue
pEechan
Paluess
Beecham
Bescham
Warren M. Crosby & Co
Silk Department
Justin
Kansas News
Allie
Buffalo Jones
Garden City
Sista Journal
Connuethet
Aenne
Han
Mrs. MM
Williams
Cimareron
Marshall County
Henderson
Dunkards
Abilene
Kansas Conference of River Brethren
Rapid Transit Victory
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