SECRETARY OF TREASURY WILL TAKE OTHER BONDS
In New York on March 26 prices broke wildly at noon as stocks declined including Amalgamated Copper steel and Harriman and Hill. Sharp rebounds followed, but activity remained irregular. In Washington on March 25 the secretary of the treasury announced acceptance of substitutes for United 34 per cent bonds of 1907 for public deposits, allowing government, Philippine, Manila, Porto Rico, District of Columbia, Hawaiian, and certain high grade municipal and railroad bonds at par to 90.
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Methodist Sunday School Convention Opens in Houston
Dr Hamill of Nashville leads the Houston meeting as youth Methodism hosts a three day convention. Prominent Sunday school workers from Texas and other states attend, highlighting growth in attendance and significance for the denomination across all four conferences.
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Methodist Church
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Texas
Peasant Revolt in Roumania Grows Worse
Reports from Moldavia and Wallachia describe ongoing peasant uprisings with widespread pillaging and fires. In Bacess district Vaslem 2000 peasants armed attacked a soldiers’ company, leaving dozens dead and many wounded as troops retreated after heavy losses.
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Nicaragua Victory Report From Cholueteca
The Nicaraguan foreign minister confirms victory at Cholueteca Honduras. San Salvador and Honduras forces routed. President Honida fled with 200 men to San Lorengo. Naval forces aim to capture the retreating units as Tegucigalpa is expected to fall today.
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Calumet and Thecla arguments before judge in restraining order
Judge Knappen of the United States district court hears today arguments on an injunction restraining Calumet and Hecla Mining stockholders from meeting to vote proxies in Osceola company. The case, brought by Bigelow interests in the second mine, follows failed efforts to obtain Governor Warner’s signature on a bill prohibiting voting stock in another mining operation.
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Osceola Company
Bigelow
Secona
Werrer
Ballston Celebrates 100th Anniversary in Gay Observance
Ballston marks a century of existence with festive streets and prideful celebration. Citizens gather to honor the milestone as cars and decorations reflect a town-wide spirit of welcome and history. Rochester Auto Club Holds Annual Banquet in Rochester N Y March 25 Genesee Club hosts seventh annual meeting. Speakers of local and national reputation will enliven the banquet.
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Rochester Auto Club
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1907 Fair Officers Elected Tomorrow Night
Residents are urged to attend the Verrix Portal Pair association meeting at Zeiger's Cafe to elect officers and discuss plans for the fair. The event aims to attract big attractions as the organizers prepare early, with attendance emphasized as crucial for success.
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Engagement in London Delays Shubert Plans for Southern and Marlowe
In London on March 23 a new musical play The Gypsy Girl will be produced at the New Waldorf theatre. If successful, the Shuberts will postpone Southern and Marlowe's visit until late in the year.
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Skiddy Stevens cattle interests sold for 276000
Lyons acting for Campbell Ranch & Co. buys all Skiddy Stevens interests in the company for 214000 in first mortgage bonds and 57000 in second mortgage bonds. The Lyons Campbell interests gain control of the property with grazing lands along Dueck Creek, the Gila River and Mule Springs. The sale follows a prior receivership and aims to resume business under new control.
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I Lyon Carapeell
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Supreme Court Will Be Asked For Opinion On Railroads
Washington reports President Roosevelt plans to shift railroads from state to federal control, prompting old south reaction and talk of impeachment. A Supreme Court ruling on the commerce clause will shape whether Congress gains full control and how states' rights are affected, with dates for a potential formal announcement tied to forthcoming speeches and expositions.
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New York Transit Plans Public Hearing on Subway Contract
The transit commission will hold a public hearing today on the Seventh and Broadway avenues subway contract draft. Officials expect Interborough to be the sole bidder and possibly bid below cost to secure the project.
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Interburough
Floods Dominate Valleys as California Battles Inundation
Storms and food shortages grip California as interior valleys remain threatened. Levees south of Sacramento broke last night while floods recede in Stockton. Islands lie submerged near Antioch and crops and livestock suffer heavy losses. Santa Clara valley fruit crops cut in half. rail service improves but telegraph remains down. Albany hosts a good roads conference through April 6 to prep maps for a 50 million bond act. Two steamers collide outside Dover harbor with wrecked vessels and no injuries reported.
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San Joaquin
Stockton
Antioch
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Court martial and court actions across multiple cases
Reports from March 25 to 26 cover a mix of trials and legal proceedings. Major Fenrose’s court martial details emerge from a Texas department telegram while the Twenty-Fifth Infantry dispute over a Brownsville incident is noted. Thaw case proceedings appear with delays before Justice Pitman. A physician’s murder in Spartanburg is reported, and a Boston Herald owner dies of heart-related illness. Joe Weber joins a road tour, with schedules for spring racing meets in Washington. An Austro-Hungarian fleet change places Commander Pieskett in charge ahead of a Jamestown expo naval review.
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Poisoning at Sol Home Sickens Over a Thousand Veterans
One thousand veterans at the Sol home near Topeka were poisoned by tainted food served at breakfast on Saturday. Symptoms appeared about three hours later and crowded hospitals as ambulances ferried the ill from the barracks. Government physicians treated most, reporting no serious injuries and few deaths, with many patients discharged after brief care. The outbreak spread gradually, with hundreds affected and extensive hospital work needed. Meanwhile, Builders Exchange delegates head to the Tennessee convention after telegraphing to Memphis for today’s event.
Congress Delegation Heads to Louisiana for Waterways Tour
Members of the house committee on rivers and harbors depart Washington for a Louisiana visit as guests of the state delegation. They will tour the state to inspect waterways and seek appropriations for improvements. Henry Apenver, a top jockey in earlier years, plans to return to the saddle and attends a Jockey Club meeting.
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Abraham Ruef Case Postponed As Writ Withdrawn
In San Francisco on March 26 attorneys for Abraham Ruef reportedly withdrew their writ of error with the United States Supreme Court and said they will proceed immediately with the trial on the charge of extortion. Attorney Frank Murphy said they instructed their Washington representative to withdraw the writ and cited the state supreme court ruling that an incompetent juror’s participation does not affect indictment validity. The defense asserts it will proceed without delay with Ruef’s trial.
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Supreme Court of the United States
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Ruef Case Developments Move Through Courts
The U S Supreme Court dismissed Ruef habeas corpus as of today. In San Francisco Judge Dunn’s court Ruef and Police Chief Dinan faced conspiracy and extortion indictments, with postponements granted for one week. Prosecution says defense abandoned writ of error, signaling continued effort to proceed to trial.
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Abraham Ruef
Dinan
Dunn
Heaney
Byrne
Landers Frary Clark to Increase Capital Stock
Stockholders of Landers Frary Clark, hardware and tableware maker, vote to raise capital from 1 million to 1.26 million dollars. Old shareholders receive stock at par value of 25 dollars per share, with current quotes around 75 dollars.
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Landers, Frary & Clark Company
Voters to decide sale within Lawrenceburg city limits
Lawrenceburg Ky March 26 election ordered by County Ji Bhety in the city pits forces on both sides in a strenuous contest to determine if the sale will proceed within the corporate limits. Both sides are represented by counsel as the petition for election day is considered at a meeting with church pastors present.
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Thie City
Shdps
Nleo
National Bowling Tourney Opens In Atlanta City
The National Bowling Association begins its national championship tournament today in Atlanta City Nod. The event unfolds in the auditorium of Yo pler occupying a large hall with twelve Hurnawick Balke Chandler alleys and thousands of dollars in prizes. Individual bowlers may compete for the title.
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Atlanta City
National Bowling Asseration
Yopler
Exploding Boiler Kills Three at Las Vegas
Three men died when a boiler exploded on a freight train near Las Vegas. Victims identified as the engineer, fireman, and brakeman, all residents of the area, were found at the scene. Rescue efforts and an investigation followed as officials reported the boiler blast and derailment.
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Baiedente
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