Lone Star Quits and Trade Shifts Hit Coastwise Freight
fragmented OCR reads of a 19th or early 20th century cargo trade notice show Lone Star suspending New York to Galveston services, rate changes, and coastwise freight adjustments. mentions of Apollo adverts and various traders imply a broader shipping market disruption with limited readable names and dates.
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New York
Xork
Galveston
Advitoriak
Lone Star
Spek Carventol Trade
Benneolik Az Ul Frege Apollo
Amd
Ehton Aml
Trisha
Union Credentials Report in Western Federation Meeting
At Salt Lake City on May 10 J R B Sovereign of Wallace presented his credentials as a former metal worker. The credentials committee reported unfavorably and there was strong reaction to the attack on royalty to the federation.
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Ealt Lake
Utah
Western Federation of Labor
J. RB
Sovereign
Wallace
Knights of Pene
Admission to convention by near unanimous vote
Fer was carried to the executive committee and his admission to the convention was granted by the committee by an almost unanimous vote.
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Fer
End of Natural Gas in Kokomo Stuns Shale Revival Theory
In Kokomo Indiana May W a asserted revival theory of gas fields failing after long rests collapsed when William Moore drilled centrally in the corporation and found no gas. A flood of salt water emerged from the borehole, with no gas scent, ending hopes of renewed production after years without gas. The setback disappoints gas men and local manufacturers.
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Kokomo
Ind
Leach
Willam Moore
Indiana
William Moore
Ward Liner Havana fastest Havana New York voyage
The Ward line steamer Havana, Captain Stevens, arrived at quarantine from Havana in two days and twenty hours, the fastest Havana to New York crossing. It carried cabin passengers and troops from the Second United States Cavalry, Second Artillery, and First Eighth and Tenth Infantry, including seventy seven prisoners to be held at Governor’s Island. Brigadier General Hasbrook and other officers were aboard among the notable passengers. The Havana will be detained at quarantine for five days from departure, delaying all on board until Thursday evening.
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Havana
Ward
New York
New Ward Line
Stevens
Hoe
Second United Btutea Cavalry
Second Artillry
Hasbrook
A.C. Holler
By. Pearson
Mere OH. Brist
G. K. Smith
G. Hagan
J. Kenner
SH. Tyler
J. Baylew
M. J. Lenihan
W. T. Johomon
A. C
Reed'sPoker Triumphs and Misfortune at Washington Poker
Ex Speaker Reed enjoyed a long poker night in New York’s smoking room during a trip to Washington. The session drew off several Congress members including Babcock Missouri Henderson and Coustie of Town Cennan George Southwick and Wallace of New York. Reed’s blend of humor and loss left colleagues grinning and groaning as tales of vice and victory circulated. General Henderson won $228 in one hand as Reed, sweating and witty, admitted the debt with a quip about political prowess and poker luck.
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Washington
New York
Treed
Babcock
Wisconsintoy
Missoui
Cennan
Lionois
George Southwick
Wallace
Puet
Mr Reed
Cannon
Southwick
White Henderson
Foote
Joy
Canson
Southwicle
Cing
Reed
House OF Representatives
Henderson
Mormon Session Closes with Talks by Elders in Chattanooga
In Chattanooga Tennessee on May Day week the second day of the Mormon church session for southern states convened. Elders including Emmete Mormons from Salt Lake City and John Smith spoke to a large auditorium audience. Mission representatives from across the country attended, noting growing chapels in the south especially in East Tennessee and Eastern Kentucky as five hundred elders are to be sent out next year.
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Chattandogs
Tenn
Salt Lake City
John Smith
Wider Little
New York
Yale Alumni List of Yale Corporation Nominees Declined
The Yale Alumni Weekly publishes the official list of nominees for Yale corporation membership for the current term. Several nominees declined to stand for election, including French Whitney Welch Barnum Parker and Osborne, with Hinles also declining the full-term nomination. Additional notes reference A. Wisner of Denver and context about appointments and past roles in journalism and political press offices.
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New Haven
New Hy
Lnte
Edward Go Mason
Chicas
Wilson S. Bissell
Buffalo
EM Whitney
Haven
Frederick Parker
Brooklyn
Whi
Mr. Barnum
New York
Alfred J. Ripley
Boston
Wic. Pratt
Cincinnett
Norris G. Haborne
Mpasra French
Whitney
Welch
Barnum
Pali
Osborne
Hecthin
Air Hinles
Emporia Pox Debated Measles Charge and Hog Cholera
Emporia reports doubt on smallpox cases after physicians including Dr W F Boylin Dr W M Meifert and Dr E Evans question diagnoses as measles amid vaccination profits. In South Haven hog cholera reemerges with RS Jones losing six hogs within a day after two weeks of sickness.
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Emporia
W. F. Boylin
Whon Court
Carlier
W. M. Meifert
E. Evans
South Haven
RS Jones
National League results across Cleveland Minneapolis and Columbus
In Cleveland the score shows a 2 to 8 defeat for the home team with pitchers St. Lenning and O'Connor contributing on offense. in Minneapolis the contest features Dixon Gear and Pelt in the scoring mix. Columbus reports Detroit beating Columbus with bullpen names like Bullvan and Young noted.
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St Paul Apagooes
Coore
Milwaukee
Posner and Spies
Swaim
Usd Speer
Columbus
Golumbus
Detroit
Young and
Bupfalo
Tnivia
Tndianapolle
Shippers Win A Point In Terminal Charge Case In Chicago
In Chicago on May 10 the United States Circuit Court ruled against a $2 per car freight tax on livestock deliveries to the Chicago market. Judge Kobly ordered an injunction to restrain transportation companies from enforcing the tax and gave the railways three days to answer the appeal to the next tribunal.
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Cuerge
Chicago
Charce
Koblysaat
United States
Gircult
Tram Solierding
Pho
Avian Tha
Tin Cans to Go Up at U S Can Makers Meet
Indianapolis May 10 The United States Can Manufacturers association closed its third meeting at the Butte House. The group, spanning tin can makers from the West to the Pacific coast, heard speeches urging price increases to align with tin plate costs. No binding resolutions or price commitments were adopted.
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Indianapollis
Ind
United States Can Manufacturers’ Association
Pitshurs
Pacific Coast
Tin Plate Trust
No Use For Carnegie Glasgow May 10
Representatives of Scotland iron and steel houses deny any scheme by an American syndicate led by Andrew Carnegie. They state Scottish firms will not align with American monopolists and reject tying themselves to the American effort in iron and steel.
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Carnegie Glasgow
Scotland
Andrew Carnegie
Great Britain
Parker Attacks Princes For Horse Racing In London
London May 10 Dr Joseph Parker of the City Temple denounces princes and prime ministers who attend horse races as a slap to the Prince of Wales and Lord Rosebery. He says they degrade virtue, warn of revolution, and urge the Prince to abstain from gambling and debauchery while praising the queen and warning England must reform and endure humiliation before a revival of tradition.
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London
Joseph Parker
City Temple
Prince At Wales
Lord Rosebery
Parker
Prince of Wales
Dr. Parker
West End
East End
England
United States Samoa Commission Arrives in Apia
The Hadsor with the Samoan commission sails into Apia to take over affairs marking a suspension of the Herlin treaty and local administration. Joint powers will replace consular authority as Great Britain, Germany, and the United States salute and exchange calls.
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Washington
United States Naval Transport
Hadsor
Apia
Samoa
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Herr Rose
Messrs
Maxsey
Onborne
Joint Commission
Official Reception for Admiral Dewey in New York
May 10 meeting of the board of aldermen unanimously adopts a resolution for an official reception to Admiral Dewey on his arrival. Washington May 9 A monster testimonial is planned with autograph letters to Cabinet members governors and senators.
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New York
Tite Board of Aldermen
Dewey Uhen
Washington
Dewey
United States
M Kiniey
Secretary of the Treasury
Dewes
Secretary of State
DAVY
Secretary of War
Admiral Dewey
Manila
Mayors invite Admiral Dewey to visit San Francisco
San Francisco May 9 Western city mayors led by San Francisco extend a cordial invitation to Admiral Dewey aboard the Olympia. They praise his victory and protection of Pacific interests and note the Olympia was built locally with volunteers from western towns. Signed by Mayors of San Francisco Chicago Omaha Denver St Paul New Orleans Portland Los Angeles Seattle.
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San Francisco
Phelan
Admiral Dewey
Chicago
Omaha
Denver
St. Paul
New Orleans
Portland
Ore
Los Angeles
Seattle
Stove Makers' Combine Convened At Cincinnati
The twenty eighth annual convention of the national association of stove manufacturers met in Cincinnati with about 600 firms represented and over 9 percent of that line present. Visitors attended auxiliary meetings the prior two days and several new members were elected. The annual address by President Charles B. Pricer of Reading, Pa, was read and discussed.
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Cincinnati
National Association of Stove Manufacturers
Auxilary
Charles &. Pricer
Reading
Secretaries Report and Industry Talks at Chicago Meeting
Topics covered include committee referrals and an annual report by T D Hogan of Chicago. Discussions centered on "communications" and changes to cast formulas. Speakers from Philadelphia Nashville and Chicago debated competition and rising raw material costs fueling stove manufacturers to consider a potential combine.
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T. D. Hogan
Chi- Caco
J. W. van Cleave
Louth
W. FH
Palmer
Philadelphia
George Thompson
Vin“ Conned
Frank A. Magee
Bowtee Huttwitt
Nashville
John A. Iz Georgy A
Return Of Volunteers Promised To Be Mustered Out
Governor Thomas reports a war department note about Colorado volunteers who went to the Spanish American War. Plans to return them from the Philippines were delayed but movement will begin when transport is available. First Colorado regiment, reportedly due back, may be mustered out after July 1.
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Denver
Colo
Thomas
Corbin
Colorado
Mirviee
Otis
United States
Philppine
Sponsor for the South Miss Nannie Randolph Hech Appointed
General Gordon named sponsor for the South at the United Confederate Veterans annual reunion to be held in Charleston from May 10. Miss Hech, daughter of Major General Heth, is the sponsor choice following tradition that has included Winnie Davis in past events. General Heth is noted as the oldest ex confederate general aside from General Longstreet.
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Heth
Washington
Gordon
United Confederate Veterans
Nannie Randolph Hech
South
Charleston
Amull
Heart of the Confederacy
Winnie Davis
Longstreet
Hard Blow at Department Stores Jefferson City Missouri May 12
A state department store bill was rejected after the senate amendments were adopted by the house. The measure would impose a license tax on firms and carry a higher tax burden, but the bill failed to pass in its amended form.
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Jefferson City
Senate
St. Lovin
Eruor
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