Snubbing Grant for Pekin Post and Georgia Visit
A March 15 dispatch reports Colonel Fred Grant, son of General Grant, was told he is unsuitable for a Pekin diplomatic posting due to rising U S tensions with China. The Georgia Contingent visited the White House, with prospects that Angier may become district attorney and Wilson postmaster in Atlanta district, while Corbett aims for southern marshal. Washington chatter also flags Windom defending Bachellor appointment and dismisses Coon as tied to treasury patronage.
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Wasnmarox
Fred Grant
New York
Grant
Pekin
United States
Harrison Anid
Clindse
Blaine
Granta
Appomattox
Georgia
White House
General Longstreet
Alion Angier
Dick Dow
J. J. Martin
E. A. Angier
Thomas Biack
W. J. 1S. Wilson
B. A. Freeman
R. W. Taylor
James Hughes
J.C. Freeman
J. A. Smith
Atlanta
Harrison
Angier
Wilson
Jenking
Dow
Walter Corbett
Sangain
Corbett
Sure
Barnor
Bachellor
Wasamerox
Windom
Coon
Treasury
Br Windows
Washington
Gossie
Fire destroys thirteen hundred bales of cotton
A spark from a passing engine on the Columbia and Greenville railroad set fire to Cely Brothers cotton platform and warehouse at noon. A high wind spread the flames beyond control, destroying about thirteen hundred bales belonging to Pelser Manufacturing Company and others, with insured loss of about fifty five thousand dollars. Nearby buildings feared unsafe in gusty conditions.
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Garenvicee
3. C
Columbia and Greenville
Cely Brothera
Pelser Manufacturing Company
Burgess, Coly Brothers
Fred Stacy
Pelser Dianufacturing Company
Phelp
Mainville
Tenn
Hollow Rock
Burton County
William Flowers
Flowers
Robery
New Youk
Gold Street
Disoway
J. H. Tubby
H. KE
C. D. Willian
Roidlinger
Teanis Tournament Opened Amid Sets And Strains
The Teanis Tournament resumed at St Augustine with Wright defeating Bach 6 0 4 4 and Campbell beating Thompson 3 6 3 in singles. In doubles Smith Wilcox edged Warden Lynch 5 7 5, while Thompson Trever defeated Peacock Worthington 7 5 6 1 6 3. Final doubles for national tropical title set for tomorrow.
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Fax Spectacors
St. Augustine
Avavariax
Wright
Trinity College
Bach
Yale
Campbell
Thompson
New York
Trever
Peacock and Worthington
Smith and Wilcox
Miller
Beach
Trevor
E. Reat
Dee
Anaconda Mining Works Lost to Major Fire
Barre Montorian March 15 One of the Am ellers of the Anaconda Mining company at Anaconda burned yesterday causing a loss of about one million dollars with no insurance. The fire began in the ore house roof at the lower works four miles below town on Warm Spring creek. Despite a strong fire system and on site insurance the blaze overwhelmed firemen in under ten minutes. The concentrator and stamp mill were saved though the great amelior building with twenty Brunler furnaces burned out. A new calcine building four hundred feet square also fell to the flames. At least half the plant was destroyed and the remainder will be inactive until rebuilt. All structures and machinery were new and costly.
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Clarkson
Washington
Georgia
Long- Bireet
Y Virglyia
Joh Wise
Cresswell
Thomas A. Somer
Why
Jams S. Clarkson
Oklahoma
Chace Wi
Chace
Rhode Island
Associated Press
Coucus
Platt
Chaco
Wasurserox
Navy Department
Horreshot Works
Imi
Barre
Mont
Anaconda Mining Company
Anaconda
Warm Spring Creek
Anaconda Company
Tascott Captured by Chicago Detectives in Canada Case
Mixagaroras Minnesota March 15. Five detectives arrived from Chicago pursuing Tascott the suspected murderer of Snell. Reports say he worked at a lumber camp and was apparently captured near West Selkirk on Lake Winnipeg, now in custody of Chicago detectives. The case follows a string of clues tying him to the Dakota area and the trail of evidence continues.
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Mixagaroras
Minn
Tha
Tribune
Winnipex
Chicago
Tascott
British Columbia
Mnows
Lake Winnipeg
Wallherg
Snell
Winnipeg
Dakota
Dawson
W. W. Thamas
Binnyorss
Ala
W. W. Thomas
Goldsboro
N. C
Congregaman
W. C. Whitthorne
Tenn
North Carolina
Goldsharo
Thomad
Peculiar Cold Blooded Italian Murder in Texas
In Temasorn Boonsevide Texas on March 15 a sheriff reports a cold blooded murder staged to hide a ridged crime. Laura Herrera disappeared from Grangono ranch and was later found slain. suspects include Lazara Conta and associates Garcia Leal and Rogvere. Herrera’s ear was cut off and buried with the body as proof of payment. All prisoners await possible execution.
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Temasorn Boonsevide
Texas
J. L. Dougherty
Hidelgo County
Laura Herrera
Grangono Ranch
Retano Ranch
Herrera
Lazara Conta
Osseallea Ranch
Jaal
Worgan
Juan Garza Garcia
Dougherty
Garcia
Nabor Leal
Leal
Huerrera
Contu
Leat
Cont
Hong
Kerr acquitted sparks courtroom uproar in New York
Thomas B. Kerr was found not guilty of complicity in bribery tied to the Broadway railroad franchise. Amid cheers, Judge Daniela demanded arrests of participants in the Howgus proceeding and warned officers to prepare punishments for Kerr’s brother Chauncay and a friend. Proceedings hinted at further court action the next morning.
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New York
Thomas B. Kerr
Broadway
Kerr
Daniela
Est
Chauncay
Hugh J. Connor
The Fall of Copper and its English Syndicate Plans
London and Paris finance pages report a copper collapse impact on Comptoir d Escompte and related firms. Talks of a new English syndicate and London bankers backing reorganization are mixed with warnings of rising hostility to syndicates and cautious hope of stabilizing prices and supply. French and American interests weigh actions as shares dip and credit lines tighten.
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Lonxpow
Comptoir D’escompte
Copper
Societis Dea Metaux
London
Atpar
Europe
Matheson
Supplces
Societe Dex Motanx
England
House of Commons
W. H. Smith
Comptoir A’ Escompta
THE FALL RIVER STRIKERS PROGRESS REPORT
The Fall River strikers show no change in condition this morning. Delegates from the state board of arbitration arrive to confer with the workers and the executive committee of the board of trade as they seek a settlement.
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Mass
Messrs
Barry
Weole Eolt and Davol
State Board of Arbitration
Weavers’ Veredictive Committee
Milla
Canada
Old Country
Bressie
Woodwott
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Toni Emr
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Plesh
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Whitehall Si
Frederick Grant
Hayti
Santiago de Cuba
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Plore
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Philadelphia
Peter Florida
John Smith
Ned Forbes
Charles Hobbs
Agnes Barton
Our Virgin Beach
Raxeron
Penola County
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Fla
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Trafi
Savannah, Florida and Western Railway
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Jackson Ville
Eustem
East Tennessee and Central Railroad of Georgia
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Mount @aemus
Black Diamond
Chicagos
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Auburn Insane Asylum
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John King
Rundle
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Hoodiame
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Sussex
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Webster
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Priaott
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Dali
Parig Boursa
Comptoir a'Escompte
Bank of France
Credit Lyonnes
Banque Des Paria
Pauw
Hank
Comptoir d’ Escompte
Credit de Banka
Luis Fore ‘Antoine
Luis Fore ‘Antoine, Who Has Just Resig: Sent As Deputy For Metz In Achsreichstag
Chamber of Deputies
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Ec Aera
R. G. Dan & Co
Review of Trade
Germany
Apin
Agricultural Department
Walker
Fall River
Heston
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Jesselese
Apaon
Fro Works’ and Railroad Company
Pamavecrai
Falcon Transect Nail Company
Obis
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Jodi
Reading Tron Works
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Florence Company
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Common Pleas
Berks County
Iron Works
Theld
Nnk
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company
Reading From Works
Pennsylvania Company
Reading
Eron
Bi Company
Philadelphi and Reading Railroad Company
Reading Ironwork
Meee
Columbus C Agrea
Prinsevaas
Columbia Convention
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Stone
Richmond
George
Virginia
Winchester
Mount Torry Mining Company
B.A. Richards
Frank E. Weasler
John L. Weasler
R. E. Grifith
de. W. 8. Lorga, M. H. G. Willis
Union Bank
Shirley Carter
John Arey
Shenandoah ‘Vailey Nationa] i
Mount Torry
Buena Vista
Crimera
Augusta County
W. Potter
North Chicago Rolling Mills
Joliet Steel Company
Union Steel
Antrac
Larrie Eboer
Ark
Wittig Green
Anderson Mitchell
Daniel Jones
Arkadslphia
Kennington
Lambeth
BR. G. Davis
Hes
Hope
Davia
Yous
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Prei Lospon
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Beaux
Russia
Patrice
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Richards
Coroua
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Barty
Bils
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