Argentina Urges Trade Push After Ship Subsidy Failure
Buenos Aires reportsSenor Zaballos, Argentina’s foreign affairs minister and former ambassador to the United States, urges renewed commerce with the United States and South America after the failing ship subsidy bill. He cites recent US tariff fights and argues for reciprocal measures to boost maritime trade and mutual growth.
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Chourhi
President on Trial for Reba ine Denies Plea Guilty Intention
A misparsed dispatch reports a president on trial denying intent to plead guilty. The article mentions legal strategy, federal court proceedings, and statements from defense and prosecution, with references to a boarder and corporate interests amid the case.
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Rebaine
Petroleum production big factor in trade
Washington notes that petroleum production substantially affects trade balances. The article cites figures for crude petroleum imports and refining outputs, detailing how U S crude and refined product flows shaped economic activity and policy considerations in 1905 era metrics. It mentions specific values and percentages tied to petroleum trade impacts.
Commodities and trade figures for seven months ending January 1907
Trade data shows materials used in manufacturing rising with 262 million pounds and 158 million in ships ported for future manufacture. Crude materials share 19.5 percent of total imports for manufacturing. Major imports include cement 47 million, copper 23 million, raw cotton 500 thousand, diamonds 7 million, cut diamonds 15 million, hides and skins 24.5 million, India rubber 32 million, pig iron 5.3 million, silk 4.7 million, pig tin 24 thousand. Also reports Spain elections outcome where administration candidates performed well on March 19.
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Cement Iimp
Severe Snow Storm Sweeps Atlantic Coast
Philadelphia reports a heavy snow storm centered along the New Jersey coast and eastern Pennsylvania. Snow totals reach eight to ten inches in several towns, with nine inches at Atlantic City and drifts from high winds closing many roads and hindering rail traffic.
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ARGHIE ROOSEVELT OUT OF DANGER
Morning Journal reports Arghie Roosevelt recovering from illness with physician predicting complete recovery in two to three weeks. No official bulletin issued. Surgeon General comments risk reduced but notes care needed as treatment continues.
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Maddened Bulls Toss Female Matadors in Ring
Eyewitness accounts describe a chaotic bullfight where a maddened bull capsized matadors including women fighters. Injuries were reported, and officials prepared for further action as the event drew attention from spectators and authorities.
Missing Talian Kidnappers Probe Expands
Net detectives search for alleged abductors in Talian region as authorities pursue leads in the case of a child reportedly taken from Webster County. The arrest order and details are unclear but investigators race to locate Maeve and Kittie mentioned in the report.
Louisville Strike Halts City Transit Amid Wage Demands
In Louisville on March 10 a strike by Louisville Railway Company workers halted most streetcar service except for a few mail runs. Pickets operated as union leaders claimed a four-fifths turnout and plans for arbitration. The report notes wage concessions and extended shifts, with tensions over strike breakers.
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Paris Mourns Oil Strike Turmoil Shuts City Lights
Paris faces a crippling strike as labor power paralyzes the lighting system. Reports describe widespread agitation among workers and officials urging legislative action to curb public service disruptions.
Russian Chancellor Returns From Pilgrimage Speech at Hague
The Russian chancellor returned from a pilgrimage and spoke on state affairs at the Hague. He noted meetings with captains and officials, and discussed ongoing matters with Veep and peers in attendance.
Arizona Negro Is Condemned to Die
A court records Arie Moaweh and others linked to a fatal attack in Topeka. The defendant, aged 48, is described as an Ireland native in a case tied to a murder near Manchuria, with jurists and guards noted in the proceedings. The report cites a death sentence and related judicial steps.
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Arizona
Fire tears through Brooklyn tenement trapping residents
Panic-stricken occupants were rescued after a blaze in a Bushwick Avenue tenement. The dead included Mary Bingall and Annie Virh Lem. about thirty people crowded the scene before the firemen lifted shutters and freed residents. The wounded included Peter Bapattra.
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Break in Ranks of Shipbuilders' Union Signals Internal Clash
The Chicago faction of the Shipbuilders Union shows signs of an internal break with members at national headquarters in Cleveland amid a strike order. A council vote led to a plan to hold a meeting after days of member maneuvering and tension within the ranks.
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Severe North Sea Storm Causes Thirty-Four Fatalities
A violent North Sea storm sinks multiple vessels with thirty four sailors feared dead. Report mentions ships founder and crews missing as authorities investigate the disaster and possible lifeboat losses.
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Baseball Season Opens April 16 in Chicago
The schedule committee of the American association met to set the 1913 season timetable. The opening game is scheduled for April 16 and the season will run through September 17 with teams across the league involved in the new plan.
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American Association of Baseball Clubs
Harriman Faces Forced Testimony In New York Inquiry
The Harriman inquiry asks whether to compel William Harriman to answer questions not satisfied at the New York hearing. The commission may reopen testimony and will hear counsel on April 4 regarding parallel Union Pacific and Southern Pacific lines. Harriman plans a meeting with President Hoover before the April session.
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Jamestown Exposition Navy Fleet Display Reveals Great Power Ships
The Jamestown exposition will feature a naval display with foreign armored cruisers and battlefleet contenders. Ships from Britain France Japan Portugal Austria Italy Sweden Brasil Argentina Chile and Belgium are listed, led by admirals Neville Thierry and others, with China and Brazil among participants.
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France Loses Istanbul Docks Control
Fragmented dispatch reports a upheaval over Constantinople docks with French authority slipping amid bank syndicate actions and military tensions. The text notes tensions around shareholding and port access as English and Turkish forces influence the outcome.
Presbyterian Divine To Visit Ching
A noted Presbyterian divine is scheduled to visit Ching for a general assembly of missionary workers. The event, led by the speaker from Pacehurk, aims to address missionary efforts and religious outreach with attendees including Dr. Agett and others.
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Arkansas May Deprive Turf Club of Charter
Fragmented text references a dispute over a turf club charter in Arkansas. The note mentions Hot Spring and possible legal action on charter status, but readable details are severely garbled and no clear parties, dates, or outcomes emerge.
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Salvation Army reports success of self-destruction prevention unit
New York March 10 Commander Mise Booth of the Salvation Army announced that the anti-suicide bureau has passed its experimental stage and will become a permanent feature. Since its inception the department has saved many men and women from self destruction and gained broad acceptance.
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Iuiniber
Japanese Linersin Transpacific Trade Seek Sale Amid Turmoil
A large Japanese steamship line reports CEO changes as ships are put up for sale. Officials believe the company intends to pursue another Transpacific route between Ran Francine and the Orient, possibly linking with the Western Pacific service.
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Speaker Cannon Reaches West Indies on Westbound Steamer
The Humbark American steamer Bluecher arrived today bearing Speaker Cannon and part of the party en route to the nations. Colemet Le Water Bushy reported the vessel had made a voyage from Yor age and the party’s representatives will proceed ashore. The speaker and all delegates came ashore on Friday night.
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Few Faithful Mourn for Dowie
Chicago, March 10. Funeral rites for the deposed Christian Catholic founder John Alexander Dowie will reflect his pomp with a white robed choir and a funeral sermon by Judge V. V. Barnes in Zion Tabernacle. Dowie’s body lies in state at Shito House before burial at Lake Mound Cemetery beside his daughter, with no public memorial in Zion City today.
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Postal clerk Hugh Shaugh faces suspension over conduct
San Francisco March 10 Hugh Shaugh a Los Angeles to El Paso railway mail clerk was notified by Division Superintendent Stephens he has three days to show cause why he should not be suspended. Shaugh active in the Brotherhood of Railway Postal Clerks and urged others to join. officials say his conduct prejudices service discipline.
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Italian Labor Leader Slain in New York
New York March 10 Basilio Spermo chairman of the grievance committee of the Italian branch of the Co operative Plasterers' International union was shot at an Incal society meeting and died. Nicholai Chiodi secretary of the local branch was held today as a witness.
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SAD ANNIVERSARY FOR FRENCH MINERS
The anniversary of the Courrieres mine disaster is marked in Lens with a large demonstration by Pas de Calais miners. Bands, banners, and processions went to cemeteries while deputies condemned the authorities amid unrest and scattered incidents.
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Premier Clemenceau Plays Hidden in French Comedy
Publisher Marnen Hiccardt reports that French Prime Minister Clemenceau granted permission to publish a never produced comedy titled The Setkak Happy Ark Signer Riccards has im puetet te Signur Machindes. The work may be staged soon at Mome tome.
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