Reeling to a crisis as gold monometallism spreads
London Financial News warns world trade deteriorates as gold gains value and silver demand grows. Guatemala and other silver economies face default risk. bimetallism gains converts in Singland while Tidderdale urges an international joint standard. Britain faces choices that could invite penalties. Mexico reports sharp silver rebound hits London prices and exchange, stressing fragile European goods demand and profits squeeze for traders and French import houses.
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Lonvox
Siys! Ghatemala
Singland
Tidderdale
Bank of Hogland
France
Germany
United States
Hill
Mexico
Teachers to Combine for Manual Training Association
One outcome of the International congress on education in Chicago is the formation of the Manual Training Teachers Association of America. It aims to cooperate in study and experiment for manual training and to promote members' professional interests. A meeting created a constitution and elected officers led by George B. Kitton, George Walte, and George Robbins as executive committee. A summer meeting is being arranged.
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Chicago
Yeachers Association of America
Association
George B. Kitton
Springfield
Mass
George & Walte
Toledo
George Robbins
Frankford
Constiute
Reward Offered In Kid Capture Fan Years Of Pursuit
Tymox Arizona feb 26 No authentic reports yet on US scouts pursuit of the renegade Kid and his followers after a mining district clash with Hwalpat Clark that left his wife dead. Governor Hughes offers 6000 dollars for the Kid dead or alive. Apache scouts say the squaw was the Kid’s wife. The Kid is said to have fled toward the Mexican border amid heavy mountain snows.
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Snar Hughes
Tymox
Arizona
United States
Kid
Riveral
Hwalpat Clark
Hughes
Mexico
San Carlos Reservation
Kit
Aurlley
Sonora
Snow May Signal Record Wheat Crop for Kansas
Grain men in Kansas forecast a possible 100,000,000 bushels of wheat from a planted area of over 4.6 million acres, helped by recent heavy snow that could supply needed moisture. Official estimates ranged near 75 million, but shippers contend 11 million more may have been produced, with favorable moisture in February giving hope of a strong harvest despite spring risks.
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Kansas
Kannae
Warner gathers ammunition for free coinage quest
General A J Warner of the National Bimetallic League, visiting from Ohio, states he is collecting material for the free coinage campaign. He plans to push for a silver majority in Congress and says tariffs will influence the coming race but the silver issue will not be sidelined. He will proceed to Chicago after leaving the city.
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General Warner
Denver
Desven
Bob
Generel A. J. Warner
Ohio
Tibetallic League
National
Bimetallic League
East
Ond Jssue
Warner
Chicago
List of the anarchists and city directory revelation
Chief of Police announces the arrest of anarchists last night in his office a complete directory listing each anarchist with name occupation residence and personal history The directory also classifies anarchists as extreme moderate and semi anarchistic He says 120 anarchists reside in the city and all their movements are watched Sugar beet industry note Idaho land area estimated 1 000 000 acres for beet growth with potential yield 18 000 000 pounds of sugar yearly
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Jnetuatt Bolles
Cuvcensart
Moscow
Agricultural Experiment Station
Hox
Idaho
Hach Gore
Undertakers Clash Over Body in Indianapolis Dispute
George Hawkins died in Indianapolis and his body became the center of a duel between undertakers Collier Murphy and Tudal. W G Tindall removed the remains, then left for another funeral, allowing a rival to sell the job for 30 to Hageman. Compromise settled with $10 paid to regain control of the corpse. Hawkins, a carpet weaver, had been in the insane hospital at Indianapolis.
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Sumanvyora
Ind
George Hawkins
Earth
Collier & Murphy
Indianapolis
W. G.tindall
Hawkins
Hageman
Tudal
Tin Gail
Mindall
Alanapolis
Colorado co operative colony proposed on Ute Reservation
Prominent residents at the state house including the game warden the state engineer and the deputy fish commissioner have formed the Colorado Co operative company with a capital of 100000 to establish a cooperative colony on the Ute reservation in the southwest part of the state when it is opened for settlement.
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Colorado
Wilt Batavily
Ute
Daxvin
State House
Colorado Co-operative Company
Nar On Anti Option Legislation At Chicago Hoard Meeting
Chicago Board of Trade plans a secret meeting called by Secretary George F. Stone to discuss actions against anticipated congressional option legislation. A delegate from each exchange will attend and may present steps to Congress, notably the Hatch bill. Also, Captain F T Evans of Pullman Washington spoke on finance and legislation yesterday evening.
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Chicago
Pine Lands Steal The State of Minnesota Begins a Long Fight
The note outlines Minnesota entering a drawn out dispute over land or resource claims with persistent procedural steps. Officials, likely state bodies, prepare for a prolonged confrontation, signaling legal or policy battles ahead.
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Minnesota
Itasca Lumber Company Pine Theft Case In Minnesota Suit
Minnesota sues Itasca Lumber Company and H C Akely company for multi hundred thousand dollars for pine stolen from state lands. Complaints filed in Ramsey County district court allege unlawful cutting of 8,000,000 feet in Itasca County and related timber losses across properties. Names include Itasca Lumber company Minneapolis figures J K Akely and S B Barker. Proceedings aim for swift trial with appeals to the Minnesota Supreme Court.
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Minnesota
Tiasca Lumber Company
District Court
Ramsey County
St. Paul
Supreme Court
Legislative Joint Pine Land Committee
Leavitt
LitohAeld
McGrath
Farmington
Staples
Stillwater
Itarca Lumber Company
Minnesota Fosetteer
Elocatron Sm
Minneapolie Tambersmen's Exchange
J. ©. Akely
S. B. Barker
Minneapolis
Tyasca Company
Ilheis
Itasca County
Itasca Company
Gauie Corporation
Sli
Tanca County
Grand Rapids
Mlnn
H.C. Akely Company
Casa County
Pine Committee
Disappears With His Two Girls From Indianapolis
A prominent Indianapolis businessman Val Keller vanishes with his wife and two younger daughters after planning a downtown trip. Rumors point to Chicago or Portland as his destination, with a proposed move to the Pacific coast previously discussed. Family fears and a detective search accompany reports of a possible $20,000 stake in his World Tour plan.
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Val Keller
Indianapolis
Lanvenome
iXpiaNavonty
West End
Mr. Kelfer
Koelter
Acted Like a Dynamiter at Courthouse
Prank Kobel, described as a bearded German man, disrupted the courthouse scene by claiming he would blow up the building while holding light brown powder. Officer Wright attempted to stop him and three officers had to overpower him. He was jailed on disorderly conduct and suspected of insanity.
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Prank Kobel
Wright
Jim
Kobst
Grand Commander Reynolds Eyes Chicago Enlistment
Grand Commander D A Reynolds of the Ancient Order of Loyal Americans plans a move to Chicago to muster 37 regiments. He says united labor groups in Chicago back the order, which now holds a foothold in 44 states and territories with 1500 counties organized and 1100 recruits expected in Chicago before departure.
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Corimander Meyantde
Laxsixn
Mich
D. A. Reynolds
Order of Loyal Americans
Kanesas
Chicago
United Labor Organizations
Reynolds
Shieaga
WRS
Hershfield
Disorder in the House Over Arrests and Quorum
The House discharged all members under arrest after hours of turmoil. Speechs by Bland and Reed over counting a quorum dominated proceedings while Democrats urged abandoning the silver bill. Tense exchanges with New York delegates and calls for constitutional adherence marked the adjournment after procedural clashes.
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Washwaik
Febus
Chis
Mr. Bland
Mensrs Reed
Forner
Bland
Richartson
Crisp
Adams
Pennsylvania
Wells
Witconaln
Cummings
Sickles
Tland
Steed
United States
New York
Coombs
Riand
Allence
Hovse
Admonition Against Charles Porter Grove by Helena Chapter
The American Order of Home Protection of Helena denounces Charles Porter Grove for duping colored residents with false mining schemes. It asserts Grove misrepresents mines to lure investment and arrivals, causing suffering. It directs officers to expose Grove’s fraud to order members and regional papers and pursue action to curb his influence.
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American Order of Home Protection
Helena
Order of Home Protection
Gharten Porter Grove
Raat
Hia
Grove
Caat
Blew Up the Post Office in Plmmingham Alabama
A post office at Woodlawn near Birmingham was blown up early yesterday, destroying about 24000 dollars of property including paymaster money and stamps. Government detectives work the case as robbers are suspected, possibly using dynamite. A coroner’s report notes a suicide attempt nearby with a bullet wound and revolver found.
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Plmmingham
Ala
Woodlawn
Birmingham
Paytonice
Edmiston Seeks Bank Credit Settlement Amid Larceny Trial
Walla Walla Savings Bank receiver W. Paine files in superior court a petition alleging J K Kamla Lon charged $2.00 graft and security for land deed with a prior mortgage. Creditors offer to surrender claims in exchange for credits against Mimiston, who proposes two $6,000 promissory notes. Trial for Mimiston on a $28,000 larceny charge is set for Monday but likely postponed.
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Stovelvor Paine
Watts Walla
W. Paine
Walla Walla
Seattle
Kilmiston
Kilminton
Corbett and Mitchell Box at Madison Square Garden
Five thousand fans witness a mixed boxing and wrestling carnival at Madison Square Garden on February 24. Corbett and Mitchell sparred four rounds with limited scoring while other bouts featured Bill and Jack Slavin Tom Ryan George Dixon and more. The event raised five thousand dollars for charity amid refereeing comments and crowd reaction.
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OL Pugh
Ity
Madi Kanara
New Yok
Madison Square Garden
Charly
Corbett
Mitchell
Bill
Jack Slavin
Tom Ryan
Chicago
George Dixon
Young Griffey" Muldoon
Mancan Wors
Grant Auttnislanm
John Kelly
Jack Onville
Garrison
Warcely
Pirzimmons
Peter Jackson
Innocence Claimed In Wisconsin Clergy Case
Wilwaukee Methodist ministers rally to Rey Mr Hepp of Waterford amid accusations connected to a domestic death. Speakers urged belief in Hepp’s innocence, noting prior discharge and potential damages claims. Reports also note Colorado and New Mexico stock weather myths debunked by telegraphic dispatches.
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Wilwanker Methodist Minuters
Wit Rey
Hepp
Milwackua
Rey
Waterford
Wis
Tlal
Milwaukee Methodiat Diplete Association
Bepp
Byi Reedb Farmer
Racine
Parmer
Colorado
New Mexico
Iss
Grand Rush Toward the Strip During March
A dramatic march toward the Cherokee Strip as towns rise in days. Vast settlements like Perry and Newkirk surge from tents to thriving communities with schools, churches, and operatic venues. Roads fill with wagons bound for newly claimed farms as families seek permanence before the six month window ends. Meanwhile Brandy McCain, city clerk, is arraigned in Tavoms for default.
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Gorunre
Kansas
Nebsanka
Missouri
Texas
Arkapeas
Cheractip
Airntto
Perry
Mork
Board of Trade
Salvation Army
Newkirk
Round Pond
Alva
Woodward
Pawnes
Aid
Hou
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Geet
Unitahy
Raven
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F. T. Evans
Pullman, Wash
Illinois
Rewiands
Sehout
Luger Company
Hauldunes
Hapetal
Hosrox
Paul Jones
Haw
Boston Press Club
Herrman
Mall
Liverpool
Ban Provelace
Borton
Reading
United States Circuit Court
Minance Company of Pennsylvania
Pinance Company of Pennsylvania
Eugene Delano
Musnce Company
Nance Company
Drexel & Co
Hrown Brothers
Frank Kobel
Ghicaco
Hetnxs
Mont
Aaron Hershfield
Fargo
Hershfeld
Hershteld
Marego
Pendergast Sepinnund Ur Mang
TwNge Orentsno
Pendergast
Carter Harrison
House of Representatives
Charles Porter Grove
Fouls Hugensvap
Helena Avenue
Rodney Street
Anjelde
Edmiston
Cherokee
Holt
Muand Over
Tavoms
Wrandy McCain
Superior Court
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