Emperor William Says Respect for Authorities Diminished
Berlin reports President von Kroecher detailed his audience with Emperor William after the Bremen outrage. The emperor expressed sorrow and urged all parties to uphold authority and the press as a tool to restore respect amid youth and post-imperial tensions.
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Berlin
Diet
von Kroecher
Emperor William
Reichstag
Bremen
William
von Kroecer
Herr Richter
Emperor’s reply blasts nation over Weiland incident
Berlin reports the emperor’s response to Prussian diet congratulations condemns the climate allowing such acts. He notes Weiland as a lifelong epileptic and former asylum inmate under treatment during the attack, stirring national discussion.
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Berlin
William
Weiland
Bremen
Press roasts Emperor William I over crown authority debate
The Voassische Zeitung sharply criticizes President von Kroecher for drawing a parallel between Nebiling's and Hoedel's murder plot and a lunatic act, contrasted with court evidence. The Lokal Anzeiger blames bitter partisanship for Germany's political fault lines while the Tageblatt questions the emperor's right to deprecate his nation. The Voerwaerts poses questions on Crown authority since his grandfather's death.
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Voassische Zeitung
von Kroecher
Diet
Nebiling
Hoedel
William I
Lokal Anzeiger
Germany
Tageblatt
William
Emperor’s China venture seen as failing cause for gloom
A press correspondent reports that the emperor’s mood darkens as his new China venture falters. Strict Philadelphia police preparations for a royal mausoleum visit underscore a preplanned routine by Police Chief von Windheim approved by the emperor.
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Associated Press
William I
Charlottenburg
Emperor William
von Windheim
Trouble Brewing in the English Cotton Industry
The Speaker reports unmistakable signs of more trouble between cotton industry masters and operatives. High raw cotton prices and weak demand from India and China threaten mills with shutdowns and wage cuts if no wage adjustment agreement is reached.
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London
India
China
United States
Continent
Saloon Till Tapped In Overnight Burglary
A mystery theft at a Missoula saloon reports the till tapped around 3 30 am after bartender John Ryan found the rear door open. The thief vanished unseen leaving no trace as the hotel night clerk William Logan heard nothing. No suspects or clues available to police.
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Standard
Missoula
John Ryan
Rankin House
Ryan
William Logan
Bryan Denounces Fusionists in Nebraska Senate Deadlock
In Lincoln a fusionist voting for republicans is branded corruptible by William J. Bryan who says no fusionist has a legitimate excuse to aid republicans. The joint convention ballots were featureless with absentees lowering D E Thompson’s vote. Sprecher suffered a collapse but is expected to recover. Meiklejohn denies withdraw from the senatorial race.
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Lincoln
Neb
United States
William J. Bryan
Bryan
D. E. Thompson
Sprecher
Governor's
Candidate vows to stay in race despite withdrawal hint
The statement rejects an implied withdrawal plan, asserting commitment to continue in the race. No other context or supporting details are provided.
Union Pacific Increases Capital After Harriman Purchase
Salt Lake City March 23 A special meeting of Union Pacific stockholders approved increasing common capital by 100 million dollars and authorizing more stock and 4 percent bonds secured by a mortgage. The action follows Harriman and associates’ acquisition of Southern Pacific securities. Total capitalization reaches 295,429,400 dollars with ownership of Oregon Short Line and Oregon Railroad & Navigation.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Horace G. Burt
Alexander Millar
W. R. Kelly
Lawrence Greer
New York
Articles of Association
Edward H. Harriman
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific Securities
Southern Pacific
Oregon
Mr. Harriman
Jail Escape From Missoula County Prison
John Lapiere, jailed for six months for a nameless crime and having served about one month, escaped from Missoula County Jail this morning while on duty cleaning the office. An officer was summoned by phone and the prisoner fled. he is at large and expected to be recaptured soon.
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The
Standard
Missoula
John Lapiere
Delegates Chosen by Missoula Ward Caucus for Primary Voting
The First ward Republicans in Missoula held a caucus naming delegates to be voted on at the primaries Monday night. Delegates include J. M. Dixon Andrew Logan C. M. Owen and others. Alternates listed are C L Griswold A W Catlin Linde Catlin and more.
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The
Standard
Missoula
First Ward
J. M. Dixon
Andrew Logan
C. M. Owen
David Graham
G. Murray
Pope Catlin
Perry Steffee
H. O. Worden
W. Q. Ranft
G. A. Cook
C. L. Griswold
A. W
Supreme Court overturns Nipper receivership ruling
The Montana Supreme Court reverses Judge Clancy in the Michael Hickey vs Parrot Silver case, finding the McLaughlin receivership order erroneous. It rejects conspiracy claims and notes the receiver appointment should be sparing and tied to clear title disputes. The remittitur was issued to Butte.
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Standard
Helena
Supreme Court
Clancy
Thomas McLaughlin
Butte
Demies
J. H. Maloney
Silas F. King
Nipper
Michael Hickey
F. A. Heinze
Parrot Silver & Copper Company
Pigott
Hickey
Heinzes
Parrot Company
McLaughlin
Anaconda
Little Mina Lode
Bar
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