Grocers Revolt Against Sugar Trust Ties in Chicago
Wholesale Chicago grocers announce a revolt against the sugar trust. The national sugar trade pact, backed by Havemeyer led refiners, faced a pivotal Chicago stand as independent wholesalers push to sell sugar under their own terms. The 1883-formed association seeks to break rebates and price controls, signaling a dramatic shift in a staple market affecting 1,000,000 people.
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Chicarearn
United States
Chicago
Wall Street
Dealera Wer
Trust
al Lt
We Trust
Sugar Trust
Busines
Havemayers
New York
W. 3. Johnson
Richmond
EW. Spurr
Boston
G. Waldo Sami
W. Inbusch
Milwaukee
Richard Dymond
Cincinnati
Sigar Trust
Fes
Havemeyer
Philadelphia
Inbusch
Neltae Ar
Inbasch
Iseast
Graham Bruart
Bees
Sugar Trust Empire Threatens Nation, Reader Warns
A reader criticizes the wholesale grocers and sugar trust, claiming their expansion from New York to New Jersey and beyond has centralized power. The piece argues that the sugar trust controls production and distribution across the United States, threatens citizens, and could be crippled if wholesale grocers unite with Chicagoans.
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New York
Efabuddh
Abusch
Sugar Trust
Lyon
Orst
Grovery Trade
New York and Vicinity
Ubuse
New Yor T
Bpeechies
Iemeyers
Cuba
United States
Universe
Coreme Sugar
Sugar
Jeff Davis Home Wrecked By Lightning Aid Appeal
An appeal for funds to beautify and repair the home of Jederson Ivain in Jacnsos, Mississippi is urged after a devastating lightning strike. The roof, chimney, and interior were damaged by a storm, scattering furniture and artifacts. The plea asks communities to contribute to restore the property to its former condition.
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Jacnsos
Bowevolf
Jederson Ivain
JerMarion Davis
Letter Carriers Claim Investigations Begin in Several States
The work of examining overtime claims of letter carriers in New York has started. About 100 Buffalo mail carriers with average claims around 200 to 300 dollars will be investigated under Buffalo route supervision. The process will take several weeks as Baltimore and other carriers with large totals in various towns are reviewed. Henry Lorents, Commissioner, is adjusting Indiana cases as well.
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HiNerox
New York
Gialind
Bufalo Carrives
Whic
Commissioner Fill
Buffalo
Baltmore
Midh
Crepy
Henry Lorents
Indiana
Dr Thomas Duny Bogtish Renominated in Sixth New Jersey
Dr Thomas Duny Bogtish, author of Ben Bolt and longtime English poet and politician, has been renominated for Congress from New Jersey's Sixth District. He lives in Newark with his son and daughter, over 70 yet vigorous in mind and body, though his sight wanes as he keeps pace with daily papers.
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Naw Youn
Dre. Thomes Dune English
New Jersey
Dr. English
Ben Bolt
Trilby
Newark
Tin Son and Daughter
Times
First Snow Hits New York Regions In Early Season Flurry
A heavy early snow swept Orange and Sullivan counties last night with Chenango County also reporting a significant fall. Separate items note road parliament plans near Atlanta exposition and road movement advocates intensifying efforts. The postal service reports 20 million ordinary stamps daily as new stamp issues circulate nationwide. Tammany Hall seeks 225000 stamped envelopes, and gifts to Johann Strauss and F Putraphereia are reported along with a University of Pennsylvania fundraiser of 350000 dollars from anonymous donors.
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New York
Mimpixtows
N. Y
Orange
Sullivan Counties
Chenango County
Is He Poisoned or Removed Scientificall y Involved
A terse report questions whether a person faced poisoning or a scientific removal. The piece notes uncertainty about the cause and references possible chemical or medical intervention, without detailing names or locations.
Czar Death Crisis and Allied Dispatches in Sympathetic Ink
In Minneapolis a German traveler Dr. George F. V. Schmidt revealed secret dispatches from St Petersburg about the czar's illness. The notes claim possible poisoning by scientific means, discuss the czarewitch's radical reforms, church factions, and Europe's panic. Also reports on New South Wales voting, Tonga royal marriage talks, and a Solomon Valley Baptist meeting with 300 delegates in Kansas.
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George F. V. Schmidt
Minneapoliaine
St. Peters Queg
Associated Press
St Petersburg
Russia
Exur
Czarewitch
Moscow
Czar
Czarewitell
England
Germany
America
Behring Straits
Mourka
Europe
Hogland
Dreibund
France
Dr. von Schmidt
Japan
The
Orient
Doctor McGlynn on Catholic Church Influence in Republic
Dr McGlynn answered questions at Prohibition Park in New York about whether Catholic church structure threatens republican government. He stated the church will not menace the country and that priests’ vows are misrepresented. He added the pope and church are fallible and denied excommunication against him.
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Asteners
Prohibition ‘Parks SL
McGiyon
Sedme Ead Ch . Hiharles & Wankell
Prohibition Park Co
New York
Father McGlyns
America
McGlynn
Lawewer
Anid
Robbery at Pacific Express office in The Dalles
The Pacific Express office in The Dalles Oregon was robbed of about $14,000 to $15,000. The money arrived from Portland and was to be delivered via St Charles Tibbits the driver who was away at a ball when the robbery occurred between 11:00 and 12:30 Saturday night. Police attributed the bold theft to train arrivals and the robbers’ knowledge of consignments.
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Dalles
Pactile Express Company
Portland
Hill
Vaptes
St Charles
Burned Her Children In Barn Fire Near Ar Ominan
Mrs Jennie Harrigan and her three children died in a barn fire on the outskirts of the city as a residence burned. Authorities suspect sudden insanity led to the blaze with the infant and two other children perishing inside. The incident follows another death of Charles Stewart’s infant daughter in North Topeka. Local almanac items note other legal cases and a Highland fire that destroyed eight businesses in Doniphan county.
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Oman
Biszaterm
N. 4
Jennie Harrigan
Charles Stewart
North Topeka
Ed Baughman
Topeka
Rapur Aginst Maper
Charles Spencer
Protein
Burns
JE. Shaffer
Shaffer
Jennie Collins
John J. Collins
Jackson County
Missouri
John Hamburg
Henry Sneed
B.A. Wagener
Hook Island
Death at Home Leaves Family in Mystery Over Self or Accidental Act
Birch Adams 10, long ailing, died after a pistol shot at his Topeka home. Coroner’s jury weighs whether he shot himself or caused death by another. Father Adams found him. revolver missing from coat pocket. Neighbors and Mrs Lord present. operation for alleged insanity preceded death amid kidney inflammation and fever.
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Birch Adams
J. N. Adams
North Topeka
Cc Marances
Woeetetreet
Topeka
Metasey
Lord
Jull
Mr. Lord
Birch
Father
Ole
Mra Adams
Willum Bishop
Mra Lord
Veet
Naeth
He Levandeon
Frank White Sentenced in Topeka for Labor Penalty
A Topeka man identified as Frank White was sentenced to one year of hard labor in the state penitentiary. The proceedings noted White’s age and the judge’s advisement, with the court reporting a prior consideration of reform school placement. Several local judgments and amounts due were listed, including cases against Matthews and Catherine Butte, with totals ranging from $1,175 to $875. An Ex-Association meeting featuring state bar officials elected Hazen as chairman and discussed resolutions. The district court adjourned, with attorneys arriving early to connect with Hon. Dennis in his capacity.
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Janette
Penileo
Pcesseng
Sheen
Denyls
Hazen Wie
Critijrommd
Tan
Tilloteau Blonecker Sid i
G. Waters
Dietriv
Ncesinley
Dennis
Becarian
Th ’ Ie Aasintanes
Alwaye Oold
Overcoat Bleed In Court Case At County Saturday Night
A garbled report describes a man named Bob Cummings involved in a Saturday night incident over coats. The narrative mentions other individuals like Vogel and Farrey and notes a court proceeding awaiting a verdict in the county jail.
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Bob Cummings
Belongiy Fi Vogel
Te Farrey
Bio
Jastive
Ameer at Risk of Death Prompts British Action
Reports indicate the Ameer may die prompting British officials including Sir George William to pause inspection tours. A meeting with Had Surmaned’s governor is urged as authorities assess the serious medical condition of Abdur Rahman Khan, age 44, of Afghanistan.
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Jodie
Abdur Rahman Khan
Afghanistan
George Wille Ander
Tos
Panera
Henry Dowdings Funeral and Trial At Sanity Court
fragments recount Henry Dowdings funeral at First Presbyterian Church with mourners and services. The text mentions a trial this afternoon, sanity evidence, and violent incidents linked to the deceased's circle, with references to individuals and irregular details from the obituaries and local notices.
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Manty Priewite
Henry Howdlaw
Pence
Sharaoas
Tyler
McCabe
Hew
First Presbyterian
Muale
Obohare
Pal Pearers
Mie Forten
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Wiessa
Hudeolph Aronson
Johana Strauas
F. Putraphereia
C. Harrison
Univ Syivaoa
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Minneapolis
New South Wales
Wort
Vascorven
Sydney
Honolulu
New South Wales Executive Assembly
Ifawaii
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Reseeke
Latie Timote Leailing
Fiji
Maataa
Frst
Lady
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Kan
Solomen Valley Baptist Association
Beloly
DR. HO Glynn
A. P.A
We of the Brethren
Dedene
J.C
Owens
Dia
Edmunds
A. Roperts
War
Layden
Cate
Tidyden
Highland
I Archison
Doniphan
J. L. Allen
Norman Case
Louie Digginger
J. Doos & Son
J. 3. Shields
Sire HD. Sterns
J. Wei
Hertes County
Barton
Ate Grove
Olmutz
Toaye
Adams
Colorado
California
Opereten
Rey
Brownell
Mlalligan
University of Michig
Frank White
Matthews
Bor
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A.D. Studley
Hottie Stilar
HE. van Reensielear
Mavs Thompson
Burtian Strest
Catherine Butte
Homer
Beline
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Martin Te Dre
Peking
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