Multiplied by 100 Capital of Universal Tobacco Company
New York May 11 The Journal of Commerce reports Universal Tobacco Company increases seed crop value to 100000 with officers and directors named including Wilx Atu me Tifton of Park BA Melbin 17 and George I Sheldon among others The firm formed in 18 with 12 6 million capital and aims to compete with Vehtte Amerikan and Continental Tobacco as its directors list appears in the item
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Universal Tobacco Company
New York
Chenmetoe Save
Firectuute
Wil
Park BA
Mealbin
Mme
FE Rinkard
Ant
Maxane Tirm
George I. Sheldon
Henry Eean W
Judkins
Dan v
Hese Willa
Butier
Frank Tilford
Tees Thuads Company
Caakoresecs
Surre’s Gnexy Statewrave Renovation Remedy Ad
An advertisement urges women to try Surre’s Gnexy Statewrave Renovation, claiming it restores nervous system balance and overall health. It touts vegetable ingredients, promises quick results, and offers a money back guarantee via sole agent A. C. Klingaman in Topeka.
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Lfe
A. C. Klingaman
East 6Th St
Topeka
Merger Signals New Tobacco Company Plans
The report details a proposed capital increase to 374000.00 and the possible formation of an independent entity linked to the Union traces and Continental Tobacco families. Directors suggest a mix of interests, with ties to Blore, Willim H. Butler, and the American Tobacco Company. Butler recently resigned from American Polacco.
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Inter
Amerlcutt Tobacco Company
American Tobacco Company
Bloreover Willim H. Butler
American Polacco Company
Union J ® Taces
Continental Tobacco Company
American Tobacco
D. H Mesipin & Co
Butler
Turte-Heyptian ‘Tobacco ‘Company
Pilford
Judkine
Iaag Tobacco
Danville
Morgan Buys Paris Art Treasure Collection
New York dispatch reports J Pierpont Morgan has purchased the 23 year Paris collection of art curiosities by BM Meonheim. The 224 pieces include Sevres porcelain and a Pulconnet allegorical sculpture cycle. Morgan plans to ship key works to the South Kensington museum after clearing U S duties.
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New York
Herald Dispatch
Paris
J. Pierpont Morgan
BM. Meonheim
Mannheim
Mr. Morgan
Eallargur
United States
Morginnte
Topeka News Roundup Highlights Local Events
Fragmented town items report political primary filing delays, court motions, school events, and local incidents. Key figures include Colonel Hughes and Grace Ware with mentions of Topeka meetings, graduation plans, and a bicycle collision near the State Journal office.
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Father Hayden
Kanags
Waitt's
Atkinson
Anderson
Tobe Commérciil Dati
Sidon Wednendus
Kansas Avenue
Quincy Street
M. J. Hoflcraft
West Sixth Avenue
Kansas City
Rathbone Sisters
Wilder & Metcalf
Armory
Hartfond Creamery Company
Hartford
Layen County
State House
Wollf
Shewnee County Stock Breeders” Association
Topeka
Tabor
W.L. A. Johnson
St. Louis
United States
Colonel Hughes
Albert Parker
Topeke
Basenoey
Werner Stanley
Methodist
Howaville
Acre
Knights of the Pestie
Wheeling
W. Va
Squires
Volunteers of America
Fourth
Siuicter Antill
J. B. Keene
Tniar
Fred Te Jelte
Republican County Central
Hemet
Grace Ware
Lincoln Street
State Journal
Andy Dupree
Eighth Avenue
Supreme Court Rules Army Captain Salary Exempt From Attachment
Washington May 21 The United States Supreme Court held that the salary of Robert W Shuield a retired army captain is exempt from attachment as a civil service payment from the government The ruling reverses prior decisions noting the salary cannot be attached in a divorce case and is protected as a government benefit
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Washington
Tustlee Gray
United States Supreme Court
Robert W. Shuield
District of Columbia
Leo Alexanderoff
Wexstor
Vemset
Will Simpson Move to Kansas City for New Life
Jerry Simpson says he will relocate to Kansas City Missouri and withdraw from polities He will not seek office again and plans to focus on business duties while enjoying large city surroundings He expects opportunities in Kansas City and intends to avoid political life in Missouri or elsewhere.
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Jerry Simpson
Missouri
Kansas City
Kanes City
Rome
Kansas
Shirt Waist Girl attracts with affordable waists
Woman's Waists offers attractive shirt waists at low prices, boasting magnetism in style. Readily available in black white and colors in nearly all sizes, featuring last season styles worth 75c to 1.25, now offered at 25c. Lot 3 includes latest up to date styles in all colors and white at very low prices.
Hosiery sale offers durable low priced stockings
Hosiery advertised as a strong value line for men women and children. Describes fast black stockings in multiple grades with prices from 10 to 16 cents and a 19 cent item now 16 cents. Also presents ladies’ black tan options and misses hose in black and tan with assorted price points.
State board of charities defense over purchases from out of state
The state board of charities admits nonlocal purchases for site institutions and vows to follow its rule to buy within state whenever possible. W R Kanavel defends the practice, noting furniture and iron bedsteads were sourced where available and affordable, while critics argue more local procurement is feasible.
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State Board of Charities
W. Kanavel
Kanavel Himabimeet
Grand Rapids
Kenews
Chicago
Kansee
Kansaa
Kanavel
Kanaes
Board of Charities
Protests in Cuba Over Tobacco Import Plan
From Havana dispatches comes a protest by tobacco workers in Pinar del Rio against plans to admit Porto Rican tobacco into Cuba. Delegates to the Cuban constitutional convention protest and will forward petitions to Washington and Havana tariff revision committees. Pinar del Rio, pro-American, backs the Piatt amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pinar de Rio
Saga
Tribune
Havana
Cuba
Morgan to meet French president in special audience
New York report says J Pierpont Morgan will have a special audience with President Loubet in Paris. The interview, requested by Ambassador Horace Porter, aims to thank the president for the Legion of Honor decoration and signals possible progress on a major enterprise with American capital.
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New York
Loubet
France
J. Pierpont Morgan
Paris
Journal
Mayr
Horace Porter
Morgan
Capiteltets
County board funds repairs and mower purchase
The county commissioners after deliberation authorized an appropriation for maintenance and repair of the Imwa house yard and instructed the janitor to procure and operate a mower as the lawn grew tall. Also reports from Porto Rico detail emigration to Hawaii.
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Court House
Board of County Commissioners
Porto Rico
Hawaii
San Juan de Porto Rico
Guanicea
Lenvira
Pouriecn Wedainey
Pottery workers press for tighter tariffs and inspectors
Trenton May 22 four potters spoke before the U S industrial commission on tariffs for pottery ware urging stricter enforcement and inspection. They argued shipments from Liverpool to St Louis via direct routes undercut Trenton makers and called for knowledgeable inspectors and lower transportation costs. Labor unions were praised as beneficial and relations with manufacturers described as harmonious.
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Trenton
United States Industrial Commission
Suiscommission
Tiehufnetures
William Clayton
Liverpool
St Lane
St Louis
John A. O'Nsh
Fottere” National Union
New York
Newark Enroute Home May 2 Navy reports Belle from Fremantle
Navy department informant confirms departure from Fremantle aboard Colombe bound for the United States. Messages indicate temperate weather and list city scores: Washington 34 Chicago 48 Minneapolis 66 Cincinnati 4 Louisville.
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Newark
Washington
Navy Department
Kong Colombe
United States
Tempersta
Chicago
Minnistpolln
Cincinnadi
Loule
Von Waldersee Said He Was Sorry During London Debate
London May 2 The government was questioned on the incident involving British forces in China. Reports claim Chinese civilians were killed after a clash near Tientsin as officials considered measures to prevent future trouble. The discussion touched on warehouse security and potential military actions as ministers sought to calm public concern.
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von Waldersee
London
Che Renin
Tien Tals Niente
Yenmel
Cenmane Yosidine
Cereler
Lord Cramering
Sali
Wilder See
Te Recret
Prin
Keemiree
Suillar
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P. A. Danforth
LaGrang Ranges
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AL J.id
Sam
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Knights of Pythias
Santa Fe
Ieee Paria
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Industrial Commission
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