Panic over coal merger plans in Pittsburgh area
A Pittsburgh special report outlines a proposed vast coal company merger uniting the Pa iron interests of the Dow Jones era. The plan would consolidate Burlington and Monongahela River groups and nearly all rivals in Ohio Pennsylvania and West Virginia fields. Preliminary steps include forming Pennsylvania West Virginia interests and potential consolidation into a single river coal giant amid financial circles.
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Pittsboro
Daittshore Company
Monongahela River
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Palion Vou
Cembbine
Fire destroys Lafivette store and stock in furnace blaze
A overheated furnace caused a blaze at a Lafivette city store on Taeth and Lafivette streets. Crews fought the fire on the south side before it was brought under control. One building with stock valued at about 60 000 was destroyed along with several adjacent structures. The loss to the Lattyette Journal is about 6 000 dollars.
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Chicago Vriune
Polon
China
United States
John Uy
Russia
Lafivette
Loch & Howe
Wlidel
Lattyette Journal
Montana
Bozeman
Lacey S. Black
John N. Black
Shelley Streeter
Mamager
Armour & Colstrouse
David City
Neb
Streeter
Jefferson Regiiiey
Greveland
Jefferson
Nelson Morris & Co
Swift & Co
Pierre, &. 1
Northwestern Industrial Company
Supreme Court of Minnesota
Racusey County
W. J. Westril
Lincoln Avenue
Cheage
Peter Buschwah
Buschwah
Brosman Brothers
Indianapolis
LL. BP. Wasson & Co
Brosman's
Fire at George H H Still Steel Casing Plant Claims Firemen
A Milwaukee plant fire at the George H H Still Steel Casing Company causes one fatality among firemen and two seriously injured workers as a brick wall fails and the building burns. The loss is estimated at about 200,000 dollars, partly covered by insurance.
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Toucan
George HH. Still Steel
Milwauukee
Wis
Train wreck injures five after broken rail in Rhepards
A Columbus bound train derailed near Rhepards due to a broken rail. Five people were injured and the crew assisted by a Lima man and others from the rail yard. Rescue workers and local authorities responded to the scene.
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Colimbus
Sandusky Wid
Loeking Maiiout Wis
Rhepards
Otto
Sehteyv Resists Discussing Moosevelt Appeal Decision
Sehteyv refuses to discuss President Moosevelt's ruling on his appeal. He remains in excellent health and shows no signs of distress or agitation despite the momentous decision.
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Neauhal Sehtey
Moosevelt
Sehteyv
Che Geesian
Drowned Seamen Rise in Dark Season at Sea
A recent season records 114 seamen drowned. The Norwegian steamship Diurean, entering Norfolk from Platifax with smallpox concerns, was fined 5000 dollars and seized by the Port Authority under Collectors Banks.
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Diurean
Norfolk
Platifax
Knox resignation reports gain factual basis says Washington
Washington reports asserting that Attorney General Knox plans to resign from the Cabinet have substantial grounding. The strong circulation of the rumors is matched by new statements indicating a likely departure from his post.
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Washington
Knox
Explosions Fires and Murders Reported in Several Cities
A string of disasters and crimes across Brookfield Mass New York and other locations includes an acetylene gas explosion wrecking a house in Brookfield killing and injuring residents, a New York robbery by a butler, and a series of fires floods and accidents causing deaths and significant losses. Additional items note rail accidents hangings and various crimes with multiple casualties and insurance losses.
Senate Debates Closer Look at Civil Service and Census Office
Senate wrangled over clerical hires since session start and civil service rules for census office staff. A permanent census office passed amid debate on cotton statistics and charter renewals for national banks. House clashed over Wheeler's Prince Henry remarks and the Philippine tariff bill drew sharp exchanges.
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Senate
Brosius
Pennsylvania
Wheeler
Kentucky
theLouse
Prince Henry
Grosvenor Ments
Gen
Ohio
United States
St. Thomas
St. Croix
St. John
Allison
Department of Agriculture
Cntendar
Uiay
Lord Pauncefote Nmi
Gillet
Massachusetts
Myr. Wheeler
Robinson
Indiana
Thayer
Albert
South Carolina
Wellington
Maryland
Stewart
Nevada
Congress
Philippines
Burrows
Money
Mitchell
Faraker
Mallory
Tilman
Ihe
Foraker
House
Boutell
Chicago
America
Roosevelt backs court finding on Schley and Sampson victory
President Roosevelt upholds the court of inquiry verdict on the Battle of Santiago. He assigns first credit to Sampson for fleet command and criticizes Schley's actions, while blaming neither for the broader result and noting a failed night blockade.
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Roosevelt
Admiral Schley
Agyper
Schley
Sampson
Santiago
Satinsons
Uhe
Adina Dewey
Sculey
Graniude
Dewey
Brooklyn
Commodore Sehley
Wainwright
Sehley
Captain Cook
Texas
National Woman Suffrage Association elects Carrie Chapman Catt president
The National Woman Suffrage Association chose Carrie Chapman Catt of New York as president. The report notes her election comes as campaign momentum builds for women’s voting rights across the country.
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National Woman Sufffrage Association
Carrie Chapman Catt
New York
United States
Meade
San Francisco
Manila
Express
Adams
American
Wells Largo
Hinsmission
Alaska
National Capital Briefs and Policy Notes
Pension reduction over ten years estimated at 59 percent. I-Tawaiian jeper colony protests its status as a national colony. War Department plans Fort Sheridan as the nation’s largest post. Cuba relief delays stir Washington concerns. Colombia right of way terms seen favorable to the United States. Industrial commission urges publicizing combines and curbing overcapitalization. Senator Cockrell misses White House dinner due to forgetfulness. Commission calls for uniform state work hours and critiques on injunction grants.
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War Department
Fort Sheridan
Congress
Cuba
Washington
Colombia
United States
Industrial Commission
Cockrell
Missouri
Hitchcock
Abor
Garelesa
Outlaw Leader Ramon Galindo Captured in New Mexico
Ramon Galindo, head of the Island band of outlaws who killed Cant. Jones of the First Texas Rangers in 1893, was captured by Edward Bryant. He had been hiding and reappeared after a shooting affray in Bonanna County New Mexico, with reports of his return from Mexico to authorities. Barmer A W Smith announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Governor of Kanmaas.
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Neb
Sinzer
South Bend
Ind
Barker
Clarence M. Burey
Second Infantry
United States
Columbus
Sandusky
Ohio
David Winger
Dhe Wags
Winger
Edwin Boyce
Western Federation of Miners
Idaho
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Llinda
Paris
En Persoans
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London Jockey Club
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Bay of Monaco
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Westphalia
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Miss Brilen ML Stone
AL Ysilka
Miss Stone
Walker
Samac
Wilipinos
Winfrey
Constantinople
Echo de Paris
Aids
Ramon Galindo
Island Band of Outlaws
Cant
Jones
Texas Rangers
Edward Bryant
Galindo
Bonanna County
New Mexico
Mexico
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Minnesota Senate
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Col. Bolleter
Quidduis Bomdsmen
Vic Central Coke and Coal Company
iKansas and Wexnas Coal Company
St. Louis
Central Conkwood Coke Company
Warsaes
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Naiboudisa Puay
Erie
Marshall, O. T
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Coal Gate
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Atk
Saya
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A. W. Smith
Kanmaas
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