Morgan May Take His Corporations To Canadian Soil
President will act with vigor to deter railways from evading laws. If needed he may strike at the steel trust. Opposition to tariff cuts aims to pressure Roosevelt and block Cuban plans through assertive policy moves.
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Morgan
Steel Trust
Washington
United States
Northwestern Railway Trust
Northern Securities Company
Canada
United States Steel Company
United States Steel Corporation
United States Supreme Court
Liquor Men and Abstainers Unite in Ohio Bill Battle
In Columbus on March 2, Allen McDonald aims to end free lunches at bars, uniting Antisaloon League and Brewers' Association with support from temperance groups and doctors. The measure sparks clash between reformers and saloonkeepers as the debate tests political backing and public appetite.
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McDonald
Dayton
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
J. Esculapius Lowes
State House of Representatives
Antisaloon League
State Brewers’ Association
Prince.Henry
Joe Miller
Perley
Allen McDonald
Russian Painter Arrives in Havana for San Juan Battle Scene
Havana March 2 Vassili Verestcha gin the Russian painter of battle scenes arrived en route to Santiago to paint a picture of the battle of San Juan for Mr Roosevelt.
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San Juan
Havana
Vassili Verestchagin
Santiagre
Battle of
Mt Roosevelt
Dentist Burnett Found Guilty in Nashville Woman's Death
Chicago march 2 jury convicts Dr Orvill S Burnett of murdering Mrs Charlotte Nichol of Nashville. Sentencing recommended to 15 years in prison. Trial featured contention Burnett aided or conspired in death by own action while Nichol supposedly acted alone. Burnett's lawyers seek a new trial.
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Chicago
Orvill S. Burnett
Charlotte
Nichol
Nashville
Ena
Burnett
Cook County
Mayor Jones Opposes Kings in Toledo Welcome
Representatives of Toledo German societies met to arrange a reception for Prince Henry of Prussia. Mayor Sam M. Jones refused to sign an embossed welcome address sent to Washington, citing disbelief in kings and princes. The mayor’s stance drew near unanimous condemnation from attendees.
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Sam M. Jones
Washington
Toledo
Owens Pottery Destroyed by Fire in Zanesville Ohio
Fire tore through the J. B. Owens mammoth art pottery plant in Zanesville, burning the building and contents. Loss listed at 250000 dollars with 140000 of it insured. four hundred workers left jobless, plant to be rebuilt. Incendiary blaze then hit Kerns-Gor Glassworks warehouse causing further damage.
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Commercial Tribune
Zanesville
J. B. Owens Mammoth Art Pottery
Owens
Kerns-Gorsuch Glassworks
Storm Hits San Francisco With Telecommunication Damage
A heavy southeast storm swept over San Francisco and nearby areas overnight. The chief impact was damage to telephone and telegraph lines disrupting communications.
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San Francisco
Prominent Warren Banker Henry Perkins Dies by Suicide
Henry Bishop Perkins a leading Warren banker and philanthropist according to family reports died by hanging in his office. Ill health over two years and the death of his son weighed on him though he was not mentally sound at the time. He leaves a wife and daughters Olive and Mary and son Jacob. Judge Samuel W. Smith of Cincinnati is his son-in-law who plans to travel to Warren.
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Fordney
Michigan
Ways and Means
House
American Protective Tariff Association
Dodge
Commercial Tribune
Warren
Henry Bishop Perkins
Ohio
Mr. Perkins
Henry Bishop Perkins, Jr
Yale
Iis
Ohio Agricultural and Mechanical College
Cleveland & Mahoning Railroad
Cleveland
The
Erie
First National Bank
Peylvania
Ohio- Pennsylvania
Trumbull
Mahoning
State Senate
State Hospital For
Harrison
Perkins
Warren and
Eliza G. Baldwin
Norman Baldwin
Olive
Samuel Smith
Cincinnati
Mary
Jacob
Presbyterian Church
Samuel W. Smith
Ohio Valley
Kanawha
Pittsburg
Bassler
S. Bassler
Gilmore’s Landing
Boys Stop Fast Passenger Train With Sock Cap Signal
In Kokomo Indiana two eight and nine year old boys Clifford Chapman and Donnie Arbuckle spotted a broken rail near Wildcat Bridge on the Clover Leaf line. One boy used his sock cap as a signal to halt the Commercial Traveler as it thundered by at fifty miles an hour while the other notified the station, averting a potential disaster. The displaced rail remains a mystery.
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Commercial Tribune
Kokomo
Ind
Clifford Chapman
Donnie Arbuckle
West Middleton
Wildcat Bridge
Abdul Aziz Ben Feysul Captures Hyder City in Arabia
Abdul Aziz Ben Feysul with about 2600 men captured H'r lad in Central Arabia. His force quicky entered the palace and governor of E'Riad after the garrison surrendered. The Wahabi leader seeks to overthrow Ibn Rashid and restore dominance, with many tribes rallying to his banner.
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Abdul Aziz Ben Feysul
H’rlad
Arabia
Abdul Pie ‘Ben Feysul
T Might
E’riad
Abdul Aziz Ben Feysal
Ibn Rashid
Ameer
Nejd
Diaz in United States Territory Visit to Ciudad Porfirio Diaz
President Diaz arrived in Ciudad Porfirio Diaz at 10 o clock amid cannon and bells. A side track was built for the train. Judge Santiago Suarez welcomed him. Diaz praised San Antonio and the city named after him and expressed mutual goodwill with neighbors across the river. Mrs Diaz and sister escorted to San Antonio to meet Mrs Miranda. The President stayed behind.
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Ciudad Porfirio Diaz
Diaz
Austria
Miranda
San Antonio
Charleston Officials Seek Roosevelt Visit
Mayor Smythe Aldermen Rhett and Kollock representing the city and President Wagner and Director Hemphill of the Exposition Board left for Washington to urge the President to fulfill his promise to visit Charleston. Secretary Cortelyou telegraphed thanks and said the President hopes to meet the committee at lunch tomorrow and make arrangements then.
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Charleston
D. C
Smythe
Rhett and
Kollock
Wagner
Hemphill
Exposition Board
Washington
G. B. Cortelyou
Fetes in Paris Celebrate Victor Hugo Centenary
Paris marked the centenary of Victor Hugo with a grand ceremony at Place des Vosges. The city acquired Hugo's former home for a museum as a plaster statue and a multi‑color light display honored the poet. The event featured a 1200‑voice choral, a cantata, and student processions before night illumination.
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Paris
Victor Hugo
Place Des Vosges
Barreau
Charpentier
Louise
Alhambra
Hugo
M. Charpentier
Not Expected To Exceed 40 Feet At Parkersburg
PARKERSBURG West Va March 2 All day the Ohio River continued to rise and by 8 pm reached a height not expected to exceed 40 feet as emergency measures began along the riverfront amid warnings of possible flooding.
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Newport
Fourth
Isabella
Covington
Parkersburg
Commercial Tribune
W. Va
Ohio River
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Owens Pottery
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Central Arabia
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President Diaz
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