Leyland time deal sparks debate over US Atlantic trade
A UK press debate centers on a Leyland line transfer to U S Morgan interests amid fears of American dominance in Atlantic carrying trade. Ellerman stakes and similar terms prompt bulk share sales, with Morgan to buy most ordinary shares for about £1.75 million and Ellerman to curb north Atlantic activity for fourteen years. Directors vote to support the arrangement as Morgan’s group seeks control and possible continental pool alignments emerge in Paris meetings.
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tonéon
Leyland
United States
United States senate
Leylanj Hine peonte
Christopher Furnesa
Daily Mail & long
Daily Telegraph
Morgan
Bonaparte
DewBlayr
gi yeitier
bate
Gerran
Terra
Sherman Kerman
teviand lng
waleh
J. Flerpont Morgan
Mr. Morgan egrees
ordiary
Ellerman
north Atlantic
United Kingdom
continent
Antwerp
Leylad tine
Hilerman
Mesers Morgen
Erker
Liverpool
ines
Waite Star
Cunard
murely continental lines
Paris
Manchester engineering
Mmrehiacs
Bougt
New York
Repos
Levlend
Nibulists Threaten Czar as Warsaw Plotters Routed
A Breslau dispatch, picked up in Paris, reports an extensive Russian plot aimed at Warsaw. About 260 arrests occurred, with 2,000 transported to the Warsaw citadel by special train. Martial law has been declared in several Polish towns asCossack troops occupy Sosnovice Sleles and Dombrowa.
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Warsaw Citadel
Berlin
Lokal -Anzeiter
Breslau
Le Soir
Warsaw
aren
Tolstoi Replies to Chusch Addressing Excommunication Decree
Paris April 20 The Temps prints a two column reply from Count Tolstol denouncing the excommunication decree. Dated Moscow April 13, he contends the church's preaching is theoretical yet traps followers in superstition and sorcery, eroding Christian doctrine.
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Paris
Temps today
Tolstol
tir
Moscow
derren
ard
Mayor and Editor Duel Amid Algiers Restaurant Fisticuffs
In Algiers, April 3, mayor Max Hegis and editor M. Regia, both with entourage, clashed in a restaurant over Regia’s statements. Furniture flew, pistols and knives were wielded, Regia was struck in the head, his brother and two friends were shot but not seriously hurt, one combatant stabbed twice and believed dying, several diners injured.
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Almiers
Max Hegis
Algiers
La Revanche du Peuple
M. Regia
Regia
pulidta
Fire Destroys New San Juan Pier Endangering Customs
A $150,000 San Juan pier was totally destroyed by a blaze that began shortly after the steamship Fonce sailed. A large stock of sugar and rum was lost, with unknown total value. The fire threatened the customs house stories and may have claimed lives, though details remain uncertain.
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San Juan
P. R
Fonce
Wew FYerk
Fifteen Parson Deaths in Albania Tragedy
Dispatch from Constantinople reports fifteen parsons killed by the collapse of a cupola on the Greek church at Hilssara, Albania. Bulgarian agitators blamed. details uncertain. Also notes crown princess birth in Tokio and US famine relief efforts for China with Christian Herald appeal and government subscription.
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Wifteen Frersons
London
Teledravk
Constantnople
ffteen parsons
Hilssara
Albania
Southern Fold Club Loses at Lakewood in Herbert Trophy Match
The South Carolina Southern Fold Club was defeated 612 to 414 by Camden in a Lakewood New Jersey match at Georgian Court Peto grounds. Fans from Lamden, South Carolina attended to support the color guard. It was the second game in a five game Herbert trophies series with neither team heavily handicapped.
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South Carolina
Lakewood
N. J
New York
Camden
Georgian Court
Peto grounds
Lamden
S. C
President McKinley Rejoices In Reunited County Visit
President McKinley addresses a Mississippi crowd on historic ground in Corinth praising unity after Civil War divisions. He stresses peace over war, celebrates national prosperity, and urges open markets for American products while introducing his cabinet member Secretary of State Jun Hey amid applause.
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Corinth
McKinley
Mississippi
Mistiesippi
Cuba
Porto
Rico
Philippines
Ching
United States
soland
Jun Hey
Jackson Hosts McKinley Arrival in Welcoming Pageant
Jackson Mississippi readies for President McKinley with a large crowd expected at the depot. Ton Mayes, son in law of the late Justice Lamar, urges all citizens to attend. Governor Longino travels to meet the president in Memphis and will introduce him on arrival for a brief Jackson visit.
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Jackson
Miss
McKinley
Ton
Ed Mayes
Lamar
Longino
Memphis
United States
Promoter William P Farrise Dies on Pennsylvania Train
William P Farrise, promoter and New York Stock Exchange member born in Greensboro Alabama in 1860, died of heart disease on the Pennsylvania line near Trenton after departing New York. He built up the water and light system of Columbia Tennessee and moved to New York in 1890 to promote southern enterprises.
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Alabama
New York
Willam Peck Parwish
New York stock exchange
southern enterprises
Florida and Southwestern express
Pennsylvania railroad
Trenton
Greensboro
Ala
Columbia, Tenn
Memphis Welcome Flags Flower Show For President
President Winnes welcome at Memphis with a grandguard parade and a roses filled Court Square crowd. Senator Carmack and Governor McMillin led honors as the party toured the city and the Mississippi beyond. The president spoke of unity and the nation’s enduring bond, praising Tennessee volunteers and the crowd’s patriotic reception. Continued on Fifth Page.
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Memphis
Tenn
Washington
Dixie
Carmack
McMillin
guard of honor
custom house
Mississippi
Youra
Court square
Williams
Tennessee volunteers
Tennessee
Welcome for McKinley at Alabama stations during tour
Newsreel style account describes crowds at Huntsville and Decatur Alabama as President William McKinley arrives by train. Attendees include cotton mill operatives and Confederate veterans. a grand reception with flowers, bands and speeches. McKinley calls for unity and peace, praising the nation's progress and celebrate reconciliation between North and South.
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Huntsville
Ala
eceura
Croods
United States
Spain
Wheeler
Hitchcock
Mobile
Alabama
McKinley
Samuel H. Morse
Hubert L.Jones
Huntavile
Grand Army of the Republic
Rebels Yield as Insurgency Crumbles in Luzon
Manila April 3 General Tinto surrendered with his entire command in Abra on April 20 to Captain Krug of the 20th Infantry. Reports confirm Alejandrino’s surrender and that Baldomero Aguinaldo and Pedro Aguinaldo have given up. Aguinaldo subpoenaed as a defense witness in a Mand Ducat murder case pending in Morong. Captain McDonald’s force attacked insurgents in Abra. insurgents defeated and a pirate killed. Official cables mark the collapse of organized rebellion in the Philippines. several senior officers including Tinto Alejandrino and Acipa surrendered, leaving Cailles as the sole major target in northern Luzon.
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Manila
Tinto
Abra
Krug
Twen- Heth
Ilocos
Alejandrine
Aguinaldo
Padre Agipa
United States
Baldomero Aguinaldo
Pedro Aguinaldo
Emilio Aguinaldo
Baldwin
Fourth Infantry
Cavite Viejo
Tar Tay
Morong
John B. McDonald
Third cavalry
firmen
McDonald
Washington
war department
General McArthe
pat Manila
epiniong
Philippines
Tinlo
Sinalt
Thia
Luzon
Ciprano Catlae
Gregorio Katijac
Malvar
Gilmore
Maivar
Kline
aluq
Lawton
Zapote river
Iipa
Tia
elden Luzon
Cailles
Control of Union Pacific Passed to W. E. Vanderbilt
New York April 9 control of the Union Pacific railway has likely shifted in the latest stock market surge. Industry sources acknowledge efforts to gain control may have succeeded with new interests holding enough shares to influence management within days. Wall Street widely believes Vanderbilt ownership has been secured though official confirmation was not immediate. Theodosius Secor Dead at 93 in Brooklyn veteran marine engine builder died after Civil War service supplying engines for the Burnside expedition. He left an estate valued at one million dollars.
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W. E. Vanderbilt
New York
Union Pacific railway
Union Pacific
WK. Vanderbilt
Theodosius Secord
Theodosius Secor
Brooklyn
Mr. Secor
McKinley Journey Stops. Trout Gift to Mrs McKinley
President McKinley spoke amid applause during a tour with the secretary of state and cabinet members. Andrew and Miss Mary Frye presented Mrs McKinley with a loving cup and trout basket from Decatur friends. Colonel R HW Adama, governor Samford’s representative, boarded to escort the president toward the Mississippi line as he praised Alabama as patriotic and American. The group reached Tuarambla just before noon.
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Hay
China
McKinley
Samford
Mississippi line
Alarame
union
Tuarambla
noun
Trial of Captain Jamies Rees at Mana Prolific of Sensations
The trial of Captain James C Reed, ex-depot commissary at Mana, for soliciting and receiving bribes and other misconduct opened yesterday and continued amid sharp contention. Witnesses testified of bribe arrangements and shortages, while defense moves and court actions dominated proceedings as investigations widen.
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Jamies Rees
Mana
Barry Baldwin
Unite States marshal
California
Robinson Company
Baldwin
Mr. Reed
Captain Reed
Degetat and Supreme Court Admission Sparks Comment
The Supreme Court admitted Pederics Degetru, Porto Rico official, to practice, prompting comment amid pending Insular cases. Solicitor General Richards says the move has no impact on those cases, noting Congress allows appeals from Puerto Rico to the high court.
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Washington
supreme court
Pederics Degetru
Porto
Richards
Degetau
law of congress
annealy
United States court of
island of
Porto Rico
supreme court of the
United States
Center of population moves west and south in census data
The Census Bureau bulletin places the U S population center on June 1 near six miles southwest of Columbus Indiana in Bartholomew County. It notes a ten year shift west by fourteen miles and south by two and a half miles marking the smallest movement on record as western states lag in growth while southern and north Atlantic states surge.
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Census Bureau
Colume
Indiana
washington
United States
Alaska
Columbus
Bartholomew county
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Texas
Hawaii
Kansas
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HIRE
Tokio
McHirley
Hey
Pacife
Roanoke
Louis Klopsch
Christan Herald
India
JOHN BAY
Christian Herald
Count Van Waldersee
Shan Si
SOUTHERN FOLD CLUB
WILLIAM P. FARRISE
Florida
Inalan Hear
antmateyia
natella group
armen
Decatur
Joseph Wheeler
south
Alejandrino
Reed
Garasten
Davis
Wolf
Castle Brothers
atcema's
ote R. Carson
Townley
mavn
stepa
Kemp
Chio
Nebraska
DEGETAT
Harvard
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