Federal Steel company plan announced for three firms
Official notice in New York outlines consolidation terms for Minnesota Iron, Elgin Joliet and Eastern, and Weare Steel into Federal Steel. Shares and cash payments required, with deposits to Colonial Trust or Boston Old Colony Trust by September 19. Transfer receipts issued. deal hinges on acceptance by major shareholders. cash and shares refundable if not completed. Souvenir button promotion noted for Topeka Cruiser cigar brand.
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New York
Minnesota Iron Company
Tlinvis Steel Camel
Elm, Joust
Eastern Hiway Company
Federal Steel Companys
Minnesota Tron Company
Federal Steel Company
Finals Steel Company
Elgin
Jollet
Torn
Preferred Stork
Tte Weare Steel
Colonial Trust Company
Old Cotony Trust Company
Boston
Perthen
Mehta
Aguinaldo Talks Independence Ambiguously Amid War News
Manila report describes Aguinaldo’s evasive stance on independence and American policy. He claims 67,000 insurgents with rifles and says he could raise 100,000, while noting a provisional government in 28 provinces. Aguinaldo avoids pledging to retain Luzon or oppose U S withdrawal, calling Americans brothers and criticizing Spanish and German plans.
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Manila
Dewey Saye
Lea
Germany
Spain
Solocoe
Laguna
Luzon
Insurgenta
Manite
Lwite
Acuinaldo
Lelolioe
Associated Presa Han
Aguinaldo
America
Lelnge
Ila
Aguinine
Amerrce Ee Islands
Aguinalde
Bly
Dewey
Corite
Hale
Actin
Aguinaide
Lafasette Dia
Aguinside
Scared into lockjaw Brooklyn girl dies threat fright
Mary Burns of 108 Atlantic avenue in Brooklyn near public notice of a rare lockjaw case blamed on fright. She worked for Samuel Annon of Herkimer street before September 3 and was accused of theft, leading to a detective arrest. Placed in Gates Avenue jail she fainted from fear and later died as doctors linked her condition to fright.
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Brooklyn
New York
Mary Burns
Mary's Hospital
Ahe
Miss Burns
Atlantic Avenue
Samuel Annon
Herkimer
Pic
Eiri
Gates Avenue
Bale
Bello
Ameble
Ambu- Innes
Gaynor
Paty du Clam Dismissed From Post In Paris
Paris reports Colon Paty du Clam has been dismissed from his post and placed on the inactive list amid the general state investigation into the Ester hastily case. The announcement stresses no equal and asserts the remedy claims are unfavored. Boreale by all druggists is promoted as an equal.
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Paty du Clam
Paris
Colon Paty du Clam
Rom Hie
Esterhasy
Boreale
Three Great Arches Planned for Chicago Peace Jubilee
Chicago plans three grand arches for the peace jubilee to celebrate the end of the war with Spain. John T. Shayne chairs the decorations committee and reports approval of arrangements and an estimated expenditure near 590,000. The display will include monumental arches at the start of a parade route, with decorative lighting and statues, while public fundraising appeals urge contributions to cover costs.
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Chicago
John T. Shayne
Seurce
Shayne
Lnninery
United States
Spain
Feasurer
Ars
Joy Rosenthal
Higinbotham
Elaridgers
Keith
Charles L. Hutchinson
Byron J. Smith
John J. Mitchell
James H. Etls
Finance Committee
Bodalone
Atarehal Jocepe Brotkton
Murch
Stockton
Ryan
President to Visit Chi mer om Saturday for Week
The president is slated to arrive in Chi mer om Saturday and stay a week with the cabinet. Mrs. Palmer, chairs the committee of 200, announcing plans for musical acts and stage designs. Various committees are formed, led by Thomas and Prof. HB. Unclear text limits full detail.
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Chimer
Ihie
de Amunods
Patter Palmer
Maye Chatee
Chirfhan Truax
Wien
Fem Repu
Elon
Thomas
Uney
Maree
Adolph Steidle
Palmer
McNulta
Chairm
Richest Klondike miner builds river bridge bonanza
Milo Roberts of St Louis led a party arriving from Dawson on the City of Topeka after a sixteen day trip. He built a suspension bridge over the Klondike river from Dawson to Lourietown enabling crossing at high water and earning 50 cents a ride. Roberts plans to return to Dawson and had reduced toll to 25 cents. Reports tell of major strikes near Eureka Quartz All Gold Bear creeks and crowds rushing to unrepresented claims open for relocation on September 1 by government.
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Milo Roberts
St. Louis
Topeka
Dawson
Klondike
Lourietown
Roberts
Nai Fork
North American Transportation and
Haz
Eureka
Bonanza
Rush to creeks as newcomers seek claims amid robberies
Report describes a rush of newcomers seeking unworked claims along creeks. Two CP stemmers reach White Horse Rapids to move crowds over the next two months. Police report several highway robberies on the creeks recently with no arrests yet anticipated to curb the trouble this winter.
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White Horse
Preacher Becomes Lawyer After Divorce Suit
New York dispatch reports Teaac W Goodhue a 22 year old clergyman who renounced ministry to study law in New York after suing for divorce from Anna Goodhue. He charged cruelty and infidelity, while she denied abuse. two children, Walter 12 and a girl 2 1/2, split custody with boy to father and girl to mother.
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New York
Teaac
W. Goodhue
Connecticut
Texas
Pennsylvania
Anna
Goodhue
Weshington
George H. Lillebridee
Treasury Department
Philadelphia
Covenant Baptist cii
North Dakota
District Court
Sixth Judicial District
Morton County
Goodhues
Walter
Columbia Univer
Prize money and bounties for naval prizes revealed
Washington reports prize money totals from the Spanish American War. Rear Admiral Sampson will receive about $100,000 with Dewey around $9,000 and Schley about $5,000 less than captains. Seamen may gain $20 to $300 per prize, while larger captures split larger shares. Cuban blockade profits loom large near $3,000,000, with Dewey and officers sharing roughly $178,400.
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Washington
Sampson
Dewey
Schiey
Ivy
Schley
Hampton Rounds
United States
United States Navy
Manila
Santiago
Spanish
Hobbey
Clark
Cook
Chadwick
Taylor
Evans
Philip
Wainwright
Tanner in Effigy at Jacksonville Camp Burnings
Excitement ran through the Second Florida Infantry camp in Jacksonville as soldiers burned a 26 foot high scaffold figure dressed in a Governor Tanner uniform. A private rudely tore buttons from the uniform before the figure was set alight, while mutterings and jeers targeted Tanner’s name and leadership. Mentions of withheld officer salaries and quiet discontent among privates toward state service linger in the background.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Tanner Io
Tanner
Springfield
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