Railroads and Copper Were Chief Sufferers
New York markets opened in turmoil with heavy declines led by Union Pacific and Amalgamated Copper. Calls for large dividends and subscription payments tomorrow amid violent noon slump. later attempts at recovery failed as railroad woes overshadowed broader business prospects.
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New York
Union Pacific
Amalgamated Copper
Amalgamated
America
Union
Atchison
Southern Pacific
PAVORS SANE OP Cor PORAPE STOCK BELOW PAR
New York reports Albany says Comptroller Mets proposed a bill to raise corporate stock interest to four percent. Mets denied the measure but favored selling city stock below par to adapt to market rates, noting bonds at par may be hard to sustain. He warned against changing charter to allow bonds below par.
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Pavors Sane OP Cor
New York
Albany
Mets
Upper Ohio Flood Threatens 75 Year Record In Pittsburgh
Wittsburg reports Pittsburgh facing its greatest flood in seventy five years as the Ohio River nears 34 feet and rising. Losses from plant closures may exceed a half million dollars with nine deaths so far including three trainmen and a towboat crew. Zanesville sees Muskingum and Licking rivers overflowing and more than 100 homes flooded with three drowned Hungarians.
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Pennsylvania
Tle
Weather Bureau
Pitsburg
Harmeraville Bridge
Zanesville
Ohio
Muskingum County
Muskingum
Licking
Tafoya found guilty in Colorado murder case
Trinidad Colos March 14. A jury in Canon City convicted Santiago Tafoya of murdering Pedro Griego at Griego’s St Thomas home February 17 and fixed the death penalty. Judge Henry Hunter will likely pronounce sentence this week. A second murder case, Stratton Turner for killing Manuel Chaves at Starkville, awaits in Canon City court with Denver attorney Joseph H Stuart leading the defense. Maurice Dewd Paris reports the death of Maurice Gran Dewd, famed impresario.
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Colo
Santiago Tafoya
Pedro Griego
St .Thomas
Sophes
Henry Hunter
Canon City
Tafoya
Stratton Turner
Manuel Chaves
Starkville
H. Stuart
Denver
Turner
Iemendous Strike Contemplated by Trainmen West of Denver
The 47,000 Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen members west of Denver vote on a general strike to press for higher wages. Polls indicate a large turnout, with results to reach Cleveland by March 25. The item notes the scale of potential disruption similar to the 1904 ARU tie-up.
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Brotherhood of Railway
Denver
American Railway Union
Cleveland
ETON BELL TAKEN UP IN COUNCIL
The appropriation bill was taken up in the council at 4 p m. It was referred to the committee on finance after an attempt by Dalles to have it referred to the committee of the whole.
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Hudspeth
House
Pennsylvania Development Company
Holt
Joint
Beach
Supreme Court
Hall
6Th Legislative Assembly
Mullins
Pecos Valley
J. J. Hagerman
Great Northern
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Foraker Courty
Committee On Judiciary
Boards of
Evening Citizen
Albuquerque
Satan
Washington Governors Denied Bid to Move Rail Legislation
An official denial at the White House rejects motions claiming the president ordered states to assemble legislatures for railroad legislation. Illinois Governor Neen and state Attorney General plan to visit Washington on another matter, while a four‑president conference on the railroad issue may be arranged around President's trip.
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March
White House
Dr Neen
Ilinois
J. P. Morgan
A H. Stickney
Chicago At Westera Railway
Calhond
Kentucky convention in Fallon district race for senate
A Kentucky SPS convention in Fallon is in session to nominate a candidate for the state senate to succeed Hon. Henry George. John Bratoy, the county's representative, announces his candidacy, joined by Adams Norton. Professor Houston Brooks also seeks a legislative seat, with Leon Vana planned to announce.
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SPS
Fallon
Orade
Henry George
John BR
Toy
Hex
Himee
Kenate
Ad Am Norton
Houston Brooks
Han
Leon Vana
Disgruntled Opposes Measure as NM Bill Nears Passage
Special to The Evening Citizen Santa Fe March 14 reports rising opposition fading as letters and petitions stack council desks. Despite dissent by Ruppe and others, statewide support grows and the appropriation bill moves toward swift passage with broad approval and detailed county refunds totaling twenty four thousand eighty six dollars sixty nine cents.
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House
New Mexico
Ruppe
Territorial
Chaves
Colfax
Dona Ann
Eddy
Grant
Luna
McKinley
Otero
Roosevelt
Sierra
San Juan
Valencia
Ecoun
Pre
King
Billy
Holt
Abbott
Nifax
Gallegos
Tucumcar
Hummel Excused as Thaw Trial Sees Expert Clash
New York March 14 Delmas and Jerome clashed over Admissibility of Hummel testimony in the Thaw case He was excused after a dramatic courtroom exchange with Nesbit affidavit questions Jerome pressed Hummel about Evelyn Nesbit and White Delmas objected The judge allowed the questions to stand and Hummel was temporarily excused while experts prepared a sanity review later today
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New York
Abraham Hummel
Delmas
Jerome
Hummet
Evelyn Nesbit
Piagerald
Hummel
White
Fitzgerald
Evelyn
Thaw
HK. T
Elyn Ax
Graft million dollar irrigation corruption probe outlined
March 14 report notes evidence of corruption in the irrigation service connected with arid land reclamation projects. Investigations involve several Molare and Hubbard & Carlson for Deer Flat work, with alleged $52,600 velvet payments. Federal grand jury consideration and possible actions by Secretary Garfield and President Cleveland are mentioned.
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Boles
James R. Garnett
Etand
Art
Otter
Arid Land Reclamation Service
Department
Idaho
Hubbard & Carlson
Deer Flat
Lnen
Offlglath
Oorvell
Garfield
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