Two Trains Collide at Harrisburg NC Killing Three
Northbound Florida special on Southern Railway collided with a local passenger train at Harrisburg, 18 miles north of Charlotte, at 11 15 Sunday morning. Three killed including postal clerk Benton. several injured. express and local cars destroyed. postal car caught fire but put out. Engineers Tunstall and Endy badly scalded.
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Florida Express
Harrisburg
N. C
Charlotte
N.C
Ounartorri
Southern Railway
A. Chaxenam Brenton
Charloteton
Tr Rus Evcox
Forest Hill
Concord
Wixi DoxaLpsey
W. B. Tunstall
J.C. Kennedy
Thomasville
R. E. Gallagher
Express
Colinton
Tunstall
Leader Repeats Its Charges Over Senate Records
Des Moines April 12 The Leader repeats its charge that senate records were altered and hints Lieutenant Governor Parrott bore responsibility. Parrott denies it, says an error occurred in recording a vote, and the record was corrected. The Berry substitute hangs up until next Wednesday, risking final passage. The senate refused to abolish capital punishment.
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Parrott
Des Moines
Senate
MARRIES AN ALLEGED BARON IN OAKLAND WEDDING
Mrs Jean Shutleff Young, a San Francisco social figure, wed Baron Robet Ludwig von Turkheim who claims royal guard status and large Mannheim estate. The license was issued in Oakland 20 minutes before the ceremony before they left for New York en route to Mannheim.
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San Francisco
Jeannine Shutleff Young
Robet Ludwig von Turkheim
Royal Guards of
Germany
Mannheim
Oakland
New York
Minnesota Beat Sugar company formed to fight sugar trust
Minneapolis announce formation of Minnesota Beat Sugar company with capital of 2,000,000. Directors include two Chicago men of the Chicago Wholesale Grocers association to promote sugar beet industry in the northwest. Davenport racing day results: Quick Butch and Melittle win 32-dog run for H. O. Lowe of Lawrence, Kansas.
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Sugly Trust
Minneapolis
Minn
Minnesota Beat Sugar Company
Chicago
Wholegate Grocers’ Association
Sugar Trust
Tricity
Davenport
Quick Butch
Melittle
H. OC. Lowe
Lawrence
Kan
Kentucky Senatorial Fight and Bribery Claims
Cincinnati dispatch reports fierce legislative uproar over bribery charges in the Kentucky senatorial contest. Hunter's managers promise exposure of a plot to ruin him, while Gaines play remains disputed. Hunter asserts forthcoming unpleasant revelations, and a conservative Blackburn ally warns the bribery story could rally gold Democrats and threaten a quorum.
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Hunter
Cincinnati
The
Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
Gaines
Horn
Wilson
Franks
Tsay
Blackburn
Gold Democrats
Suit against Elizabethton co operative town company
A federal suit filed in Bristol seeks a receiver for the Elizabethton co operative town company and to subject its property to payment of its debts totaling 1,000,000. It alleges the company was solvent when its assets were transferred to Mautanga Land company and accuses national figures including John G. Carlisle Robert P. Porter Benjamin Butterworth and Judge McQuomas of devising a deceptive plan to逃 avoid responsibility. A 50,000 deficit is reported for stockholders to cover, with attorneys engaged across Kentucky Ohio Tennessee Virginia Maryland and other states.
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Co-operative
Elizabethton
Tenn
St. Louis
Republic
Bristol
Co-Operative Town Company
Mautanga Land Company
John G. Carlisle
Robert P. Porter
Benjamin Butterworth
Judge McQomas
Kentucky
Ohio
Tennessee
Virginia
Maryland
Fifteen Faculty Dismissed in Kansas Agricultural College Shakeup
Manhattan Kansas April 12 The Kansas state agricultural college regents dominated by Populists ousted Professor George T Fairchild after a long tenure and dismissed 14 other faculty and numerous staff with no charges. The board said the instructors were not in harmony with the administration.
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Kansas Agricultural College
Manhattan
Kan
George T. Fairchild
Kansas State Agricultural College
Board of Regents
Fairchild
New System of Seed Distribution and Market News
New York April 10. R G Dun weekly trade review notes 4006 failures this quarter with 60.6 million liabilities. Banking failures cover 12.7 million, 3845 others with 35.9 million liabilities. Wheat market suddenly collapses beyond three cents in a day as yields and consumption estimates prove misleading. Western receipts shrink while Atlantic exports remain modest. corn shipments remain heavy. Secretary Wilson launches seed distribution to diversify farm products, starting with sugar beets and legumes, sourced globally. Mushrooms promotion report says demand lags supply. price dip noted. Iowa dairy and egg men win railroad carload rates to the seaboard. a blacklist of mistreating eastern dealers planned. Knoxville fire claims three lives. hotel guest believed dead.
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New York
Weekly Review of Trade
Atlantic
Wassington
Wilson
Iows
Drs Morris
Iowa Batter and Egg Dealers’ Association
Seaboard
Eastern Commission
Iowa
Tthe Association
Antitrust Straw Board
Glass Works Wiped Out by Fire in Poughkeepsie
In Poughkeepsie on April 10 the Glass Works were completely destroyed by fire. The office and several sheds survived, storing new goods. Estimated loss runs about 100000 dollars, with about 90000 in the loss assessed as total. Merriam was appointed receiver for the Minnesota Packing Company and the St Paul Refrigeratory and Car Company by Judge Brill following a filing yesterday. He must file bonds totaling 125000 dollars.
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Poughkeepsie
Poughkeepsia
Merriam
Pau
Brill Ban
William BR. Merriam
Minnesota Packing Company
St. Paul Refrigeratory and Car Company
Ofter
Republicans and Democrats Seek Senate Committee Reorganization
Washington April 10 Republicans and Democrats in the senate continued Friday to negotiate a basis for reassigning committee seats. The tariff bill looms large as both sides weigh how to allocate chairs. Senator McMillin reported progress after a three hour session and notices were sent to GOP members asking for preferred committee assignments.
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Washington
Senate
McMillin
Simpson vows to block house business and force quorum
Kansas Representative Jerry Simpson warns he will block any unanimous consent moves and compel a quorum to approve the journal each time the house meets. He U.S. House action aims to shape Mississippi floods relief, opposing other measures until tariff and appropriation bills return from the Senate.
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Jerry Simpson
House
Washington
Simpson
Kansas
Senate
Mississippi
Warrants for Bank Officers and Missing President
Warrants issued for the arrest of Charles F. Spalding president A D Avrill vice president and O E B Churchill cashier of Glove Savings bank after a depositor Frank Stone swore out a complaint of embezzlement Justice Hall authorized warrants to be served today. Churchill surrendered and posted bonds while Spalding and Averill have yet to appear. Also disclosed is a loss of 893000 including 400000 in University of Illinois bonds and 428000 in cash tied to the bank’s suspension.
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Glove Savings
Onicaco
Charles F. Spalding
A. D.avrill
O. EB. Churchill
Globe Savings Bank
Frank &. Stone
Stone
Justice Hall
Spalding
Churchill
Averill
University of Illinois
Crippled Greek Shooting Affray Kills One Man
At McElroy hall Altman Colorado a gambling drinking night ended in a shooting affray. Jack Cox killed Bob Dailey and wounded Harry Minor and Sam Lazhey before being mortally wounded by Town Marshal O'Brien. Cox, a pardoned convict, dies after hospital care. first capital punishment era murder in the state.
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Omrprie
Oneex
Colo
McElroy’s Hall
Altman
Jack Cox
Bob Dailey
Harry Minor
Sam Lazhey
Daily Cox
O'Brien
Cox
Waite
Catarrh Destroyed by Blood Remedy Claim
A late 19th century advertisement extols a blood remedy for catarrh as the only cure, criticizing local sprays and washes. It cites S. S. S. as reaching deep seated disease and quotes Athens Georgia wallpaper dealer Charles A. Parr describing months of severe catarrh before finding relief.
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S. 5
Chas. A. Parr
Athens
Swift
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