Truce Declared By Bulls And Bears In Railroad Battle
New York May 10 stock prices rallied from weakness as clearing house sheets were reported cleared. Firms like Union Pacific and Northern Pacific sparked trading while bets on the London market influenced prices. Bargain hunters reentered Wall Street as some favored securities rebounded from Thursday’s lows amid a tense market environment.
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vnail street
the
stock exchange
exchange
Wall street
Uttle
shorts
Northern Pacific
Jol reilly
Union
Southwestern
Union Pacific
Northern Pacific 2
Hill Morgan
Pacifi
arees
Hunn Loeb & Co
J P Morgan & Co
vante
fleo
London
America
Linen Pacific
St Paul
Lad Wanner
Cas
Burlington
International Power
Baltimore
St Louis Southwestern
Delaware and Hudson
General Electric
Hanna Denounces Early Presidential Nominations in Cleveland
In Cleveland Senator M A Hanna, national committee chairman, arrives from Washington and rejects speculation he will be the Republican presidential nominee. He says discussing a 3-year lead is ridiculous and notes the party must avoid misstatements by its members as the stock market endures a violent, wide-spread decline and exchanges suspend activities.
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Cleveland
M A. Hanna
Washington
republican party
Hanna
national committee
Negroes Troubled City as Commissaries Tighten Controls
City authorities push to close commissaries soon as clothing shortages persist. Labor officials report many men idle, with some women falsely claiming widowed status to obtain aid. A new ticket and identification system aims to filter applicants, deter impostors, and compel work for sustenance. Authorities say no one is homeless and public order remains steady amid the fire’s aftermath.
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Jackson
ity
Clyde
naval stores and commission companies
Parrott
Witt
bureau of labor
Isbor bureau
teitet
commissary bureau
togeth
Cattlemen Lynch a Farmer in Oklahoma
Old resident farmer L Chandler of Inland Lavogunty Oklahoma was abducted from his farm and lynched by cattlemen last night. News reached Woodward tonight due to lack of telegraph service in the area. Tensions have mounted as poisoned water killed many cattle and Chandler was suspected prior to the act. lynchers remain unidentified.
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Wichita
Chandler
Inland
Lavogunty
Oklahoma
Woodward
Gravely Takes Levy's Life in Birmingham Fight
In Birmingham on May 10 J L Levy of Virginia was shot by Louis Gravely of Danville Virginia. Both men sought the same woman. Gravely, 19, claims Levy threatened to kill him and advanced with a knife. Gravely surrendered to police and recounted his military service and Danville Gravely tobacco family background.
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Birmingham
Alan
J L Levy
Louis Gravely
Danville V
Gravely
Levy
Danyule
United States army
Army Depot Robbery Suspect Charged
Joan Parnell, rejected for enlistment at the Chattanooga recruiting station, was arrested as the alleged active agent in stealing uniforms and equipment from government warehouses. The scheme reportedly involved selling goods to second hand stores, with Captain Vogdes reporting the thefts to the War Department.
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Chattanooga Tend
Joan Parnell
United States army
anny
polles
Captain Vogdes
war department
One Killed and Many Hurt in Explosive Blast
A blasting accident at the Homestake Mining Company site in Deadwood injures several workers. Engineer Hd Bretsford is pinned by debris. others, including Hap Fraimisco and Sev ert, are reported hurt as authorities investigate the explosion at the Hixhandhobst facility.
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Deadwood
Hixhandhobst
Homestake Mining Company
Bretsford
apeli rand
Riot in Detroit as mounted police clash with crowd
In mid May Detroit saw a hours long riot as thousands of youths and men confronted mounted and foot police. Twelve citizens and five officers were injured, including Mike Weldin and Louis Caplin. Police charged, hoses were used, and bricks flew amid calls by Mayor Wingbury for restraint while defending police action.
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Detroit
Mike Weldin
Louis Caplin
dames Toumey
Henry Scott
Thomas Murphy
George Moore
Barney Roonan
forele
Frank T Andrews
nnlice
Rawinn
Andrewe
Ana
Campus Martius
palsos
font police
central
Fort and
Randolph streets
Mike Waldin
h e
Wingbury
owser
Andrews
Body of Missing Boy Found Near Cromwell Creek
The twelve year old Willie McCormick who vanished from High Bridge six weeks ago was found on Cromwell’s Creek surface nearby. Father and sister identified the clothing as his. It is believed he drowned by accident. He may have died near his home. Train service between New Orleans and Buffalo will start May 25 with through routing via Illinois Central, Louisville, and Cleveland lines.
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New York
Wille McCormick
High Bridge
Cromwell's creek
slater
Chicago
Hinots Central
New Orleana
Buffalo
Illinois Central
Wemphis
Louteville
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Lake Shore
New Orleans
Washington hosts American envoy amid China talks
Ministers Wu and Conger hold cordial exchange during the arrival in Washington of an American representative to China. The visit signals a diplomatic agenda and hopes for improved relations between the two nations.
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Conger
Washington
alner
Ameri
China
President McKinley Parade Through California Towns
The presidential train moved north from Los Angeles through fogbound valleys to the coast, with flower bedecked streets and city drives at Ventura Santa Barbara and San Francisco. At Santa Barbara the president praised liberty and security, while fire chief William P. stayed to watch the flames consume his home saying he would wait to see the president. In San Luis Obispo the crowd pressed the Ramona hotel veranda, prompting a quick exit as the president slipped to a rear carriage to reach the train.
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Cal
Los Angeles
Santa Clara valley
Pacific ocean
Al Ventura
Santa Barbara
California
San Francisco
Ventura
Toolock
mountar range
Delmonte
Bay of Monterey
McKinley
Pilippines
security
liberty
AM Wousuas
United States
Fulas
Ramona hotel
Central America Captured by German Investors
Washington reports a Berlin dispatch via Vice Consul Murphy stating German capital totals 68 million dollars in Central American enterprises. German plantations cover 740,010 acres, with large firms in Nicaragua, Guatemala, and Costa Rica controlling most foreign trade and much of the coasting shipping, linking Germany with the five republics and England.
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Washington
Berlin
Central America
state department
Murphy
Frankefort
Germany
Nicaragua
Guatemala
Costa Rica
England
California
Gejan
Exhibit Plan Aims to Move Government Display
Charlesion Exfoss reports efforts to secure a government agriculture exhibit at Charleston. Directors from Interstate and Western Indian exposition, meeting Acting Secretary Brigham, discussed transferring the Charleston display from Buffalo. Decision postponed to June 1 and a Buffalo meeting will set final terms on the veteran section.
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Washington
Charleston
S& CO
Brigham
department of agriculture
Buffalo exposition
Buffalo
Mutual Life of New York Reinsurance Seen as Government Bond Type Asset
In New York May the record in the stock market showed the investment value of reinsurance with the Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York. The article asserts the company’s policies are as sound as government bonds and notes the insurer’s assets exceed the total cost of its liabilities, including gold reserves.
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New York
tate
Mutual Life Insurant Company of
Mutual
GENTEEL PERJURER BALCIPATED ROLLE AND OLLUTED HERO
Guadalajara authorities pursue Rev Father Armado and a priestly ring accused of theft and kidnapping. Police report nearly $100000 in religious society funds and the abduction of a young girl from a leading Guadalajara family. City stirred as efforts to locate the girl continue.
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Mexico City
Guadalajars
sarlos
Jocal religio
clbrryminnao
religio
Amadorem
Dre Arias
Guadalajara
War Office denies Kitchener plan to crush Boers
London May 10 The British War Office denies a New York report that Lord Kitchener will demand surrender of all Boer forces except those seeking independence. The government argues arms cannot be laid down by coercion and that war will continue.
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British War Office
Etchener
London
New York
Lord Kitchener
Count de Castellane’s Illness Delays Social Duties
Count de Castellane suffers appendicitis diagnosed after days of illness. Anna Gould’s husband is ordered to rest and postpone engagements as doctors treat the condition and monitor for potential complications.
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Anna Gould
Bant
lune
Admiral Schley in London on way home
Rear Admiral Schley arrived in London for a ten day stay before sailing to New York aboard the St Paul. He is joined by Lt. James H. Bears and visits relatives of his daughter, the Wortleses, and dined with U S ambassador Vel Choate. He praised Atlantic cruises for strengthening relations and declined to discuss navy policy. He plans retirement in October.
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Schley
London
Innden
Soh
Atlantic
Gods country
grepare
Sehley
St Paul
Rebutial of Confederates bids for removal of remains opened
Bids opened in Col True's office for removing Confederate dead from the Soldiers Home and Arlington Cemetery and reinterment in Arlington plot. Provisions of an act of Congress required three bids with Hollister Shelton and Darby among bidders.
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Colonel True quartermaster
soldiers home
Arlington cemetery
Artington cemetery
J H Shelton
Temaina
Arlington
H W Darby
Texas Will Beap Benefits From New York Tour
New York May 10 The Merchants Association and Chamber of Commerce delegation returned from Texas after a comprehensive tour They reported close contact with Texans and a strong ovation throughout The group visited lumber fields original manufacturing centers rice and sugar lands prairies ranches black lands and mineral districts and concluded the trip will bring benefits to New York merchants and to Texas as well
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New York
Merchants Association
chamber of commerce
Texas
Alveh Trowbridge
Merchants Association committee
origiha
Fesan
Carpenters Strike At Buffalo Exposition Grounds
Buffalo exposit ion workers walkout after wage demands and working conditions dispute. Walking delegates threaten to call out all at the exposition grounds if talks fail. The dispute centers on carpentry and lumber supply rather than general pay.
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Buffalo Exposition
Buffalo
exposition grounds
exposition ground
Editor O'Brien attacked in King Edward report
Dublin and London reports detail the seizure of The Irish People as police seize copies over an article attacking King Edward II. The piece accuses the monarch of perjury and moral rot, prompting parliamentary debate and claims of press liberty violations.
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F D Tapnen
Edward Simmons
Fourth National
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Williams
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Europe
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J P Morgan & Company
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Smith
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Arthur Feinburger
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STAID
President McKinley
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ROLLE
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