Business outlook from Henry Clews cited in The Citizen
Henry Clews notes in The Weekly Financial Review that six months of Wall Street reaction has not yet affected general trade. He says the demand for manufactured goods is high, stocks are lean, and western regions show gains while eastern clearing houses falter. He cites weak pig iron, railroad retrenchment, and high material costs as depressing factors ahead.
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Henry Clews
Citizen
Wall Street
West
Northwest
Pacific Coast
The Three Most Beautiful Women In Kentucky Chosen
A Louisville paper begins coupon based contests to name the three most beautiful women in Kentucky following Chicago's lead. The plan mirrors sensational Sunday supplements and aims to attract readers with glamour prizes. The trend reflects broader press fascination with beauty contests and advertising gimmicks.
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United States
Mexico
Canada
Chicago
Miss Della Carson
Windy City
Louisville
Kentucky
Garret
Slaughter on Railways Sparks Calls for Interventions
A El Paso News summary notes nearly 490 railway deaths and 450 injuries in six months, urging state and Interstate Commerce Commission action. It cites curves, high speeds, and weak structures as causes and criticizes railways pushing faster speeds.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
el Paso News
Lke
Burlington Road
Story of Nicolas Trist and the Guadalupe Hidalgo treaty
Nicolas Trist, chief clerk of the U.S. State Department, acted against orders to secure peace with Mexico. He penned a decisive note in December 1847 and negotiated the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, expanding U.S. territory. His loyalty cost him promotion and pay, with Congress later granting compensation to his widow.
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Guadalupe Hidalgo
General Scott
Vera Crux
Washington
Hea
Mexico
Nicolas ‘Trist
Department of State
Scott
Chapultepec
Vera Cruz
Trist
Mexican Congress
Tam
United States
Great Britain
Ireland
France
Congress
Nicolas Tristwell
Los Angeles Examiner
Riy
Harriman’s Napoleonic Plan for Railroads
Washington Herald reports Mr. Harriman’s testimony before the Interstate Commerce Commission reveals a plan to take over major lines including Santa Fe Northern Pacific and Great Northern if able. He favors allowing railroad consolidation under regulation and permanent rate agreements, seeks high dividends, and dismisses government constraints while asserting railroads as private ventures serving shareholders over the public.
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Mr. Harriman
Santa Fe
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Pacific Coast
Interstate Commerce Commission
Harriman
Mr.Harriman
Wall Street
Washington (D
Lincoln's Honest Law Methods Highlighted in Atlantic Essay
The Atlantic Monthly recounts Abraham Lincoln defending a murder case with circumstantial evidence. He sought truth by citing witnesses as they were, avoided overstatement, and impressed the jury with simple honesty, leading to acquittal and the real criminal’s punishment.
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Pion
Rome
Lincoln
Albuquerque House Debates Territorial Bills in Session
Proceedings detail the Thirtieth Day Afternoon Session in which the Albuquerque house considers measures on street sprinkling in unincorporated towns, boundary changes for Quay county, licensing of medical practice, land grants for a library, and a statue memorial. Committee debates include territorial affairs and judiciary as members discuss amendments and readings.
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Apes
Cara
Albuquer Mn
Hace
Lucero Y Montoya
Holt
House
Council
the Nouse
Seattle
New Mexico
Baca
Santa Fe
Woman's Board of Trade
Committee On Judiciary
State of
Mexico
Abbott
Las Cruces
Betoh
Viva Voce
Trujillo
Quay County
Union
San Miguel
Gallegos
Union County
San Miguel County
Sanches
Mr. Gallegos
Martin
Coronado — Memorial
Reach
Mrt
Holt Wa
Cornell
Coronado Memorial
Utle
Copnell
Judiviiae
Counell
Anance
Tad Pom
Pee
Wednewday
Wednbadiy
Fischer jailed in default of bond
John Fischer arrested Monday night on suspicion of attempting to hold up the New York adelon on Hec onod street. A preliminary hearing before Judge Craig sent him to await grand jury action and remanded him to county jail after bond of 500 could not be secured. Zito, bartender at the salgon, is involved.
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John Fischer
New York
Heconod Street
Craig
Zito
Salgon
Man Identified in Attempted Hold Up Case
A witness testified that he exchanged shots with the intruder and identified Fischer as the man who entered with a drawn revolver and ordered all to surrender. A paint splattered hat recovered from the rear door escapee matched Fischer, who offered no coherent alibi for the night of the attempted robbery.
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Way
Fischer
Man Reports Stolen Bicycle From Silver Avenue Laundry
D A Gilman collector for Imperial laundry on Silver avenue reports a new bicycle missing from in front of the laundry after a brief interval last night. The wheel, an A F Shapleigh Hardware Co Special with Humber 25901 frame, blue with red stripe rims, is believed stolen. The Evening Citizen notes the incident.
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D. A. Gilman
Imperial Laundry
Silver Avenue
Gilman
A. F. Shapleigh Hardware Co
Pennsylvania Lines Boost Wage Scale for East of Pittsburg
Philadelphia Mar 6 The directors of the Pennsylvania lines authorize an adjustment of the wage scale for station employees east of Pittsburg and Erie. The move raises pay by 12.5 percent affecting about 85 471 workers. Current monthly payroll is 275 562 dollars and total monthly wage expense will rise to 7 228 dollars.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Erie
Husband shoots wife lover in Ben Davis incident
In Indianapolis area, D H Wheonge files report of a husband fatally shooting his wife Mrs Fred Schowmeyer and her lover William Gill at Ben Davis. Schowmeyer had left for Indianapolis, missed his car, and returned home where he witnessed the pair through a window. Gill was shot multiple times. the woman was shot once as the affair ended. The husband says their relationship had long been strained and that the men had been close friends for years.
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Indianapolis
Fred Schowmeyer
William Gill
Ben Davis
Schowmeyer
Gill
Gil
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Leonard
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Rorpany
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Worrow
Thomas B. Gregory
Clark
Axministers
Wiltons
Velvets
Brussels
Bohkara
Daghestan
Wilton
Axminster
H. Strong
William McIntosh
Solomon Luna
McIntosh Hardware Co
T. C. Nead
Elks Opera House
Mahara
Susie
J. D. Eakin
G. Giomi
Consolidated Liquor Company
Melini & Eakin
Bachechi & Giomi
Southwest
Jos
Schlitz
Wm. Lemp
St. Louie
United State
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Beaven
South First Street
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Albuquerque Gas, Electric Light and Power Co
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