Financial Market Turmoil Hits Wall Street Early April Session
A disciplined bear raid unsettled trading on the New York Stock Exchange with sharp early losses in Rock Island and Burlington, widespread declines across rail and industrial issues, and quick recoveries in several leading shares. The market showed nervousness amid weak margins and looming bank reserve concerns, while gains in Sugar and Smelting stocks offered brief relief as traders weighed potential further declines.
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New York
Bcar
Mars
Bears
Rock Island
Burlington
Manhattan
St. Paul
Delaware & Hudson
Colorado Puel
Amalgamated Copper
New Jersey Central
Gros Rnings
Valle Noni
Maret
New York Money Rates Steady as Mercantile Notes Hold
Mixed commodity and currency updates show New York money on call at four percent with sterling near posted levels. Chicago grain futures swing from losses to gains while corn and wheat bands trade. livestock prices in Chicago and Omaha rise on strong demand. cattle and hog receipts signal a firmer tone across markets in early April trading.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Chicago
Rye-Wye
Burley—an
Thurby
Medina
Nelfers
Sauits
Texas
Aguinaldo Accused Of Buying Diamonds In Manila
In Manila April reports claim Aguinaldo plans to leave Malacanan palace for a new residence on Henevat Solano Street amid renovations. The article notes visitors to Aguinaldo and rumors that he favors diamonds and jewelry, with broad distrust among townspeople toward his leadership and calls for punishment.
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Manila
Macartin
Aguinaldo
Malacanan Palace
Henevat Solano Street
Pasigoplyer
Asuinaldos
Manifesta
Assassination Plot Aimed at President Loubet
Paris dispatch reports French detectives warned of a planned assassination attempt on President Loubet during his visit. Extra precautions include doubled protection, railroad station restrictions, and ten thousand soldiers deployed to keep order in Nice.
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Lond
Paris
Loubet
Gas Company Wins Appeal On Fuel Gas Rate
The appellate court, led by Judge Windes, reversed Judge Dunn and dissolved an injunction that prohibited Peoples Gas Light and Coke from charging more than 72 cents per 1,000 cubic feet in Hyde Park. The court ruled the circuit court lacked power to set gas rates. The injunction had sparked debate over municipal control of utility pricing.
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Chicago
Appelite Court Today
Windes
Dunn
Peoples Gas Light and Coke Company
Hyde Park
Navy dispatch notes Scorpion voyage toward San Juan
Washington April 8 The navy department received a cablegram from the commander of the Scorpion announcing the vessel's departure from LaGuayra for San Juan. It states Minister Loomis is aboard but does not mention him in the dispatch. Loom is to be transferred to a merchant steamer at San Juan for conveyance to the United States. Loomis is expected to reach San Juan Wednesday evening or Thursday morning and arrive in New York the following Thursday if he meets the steamer.
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Washington
Navy Department
LaGuayra
San Juan
Loomit
United States
Wilrr
New York
Missing Gainesborough Portrait Recovered Claims Arrival
Moreland Agnew arrived in Liverpool with the Gainesborough portrait of the Duchess of Devonshire. He admitted the recovered painting but refused details, then proceeded to London, where he wired C Morel and Agnew to meet him at Euston with two clerks and a detective.
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Liverpool
C. Moreland Agnew
Gainesborough
Duchess of Devonshire
Arrests in Kharkoff Riots Amid Student Protests
A Reuters dispatch reports Kharkoff police arrested 21 students at the railway station during a departure of expelled students linked to earlier disturbances. Additional arrests occurred in St. Petersburg after protests outside a theater showing a play with passages seen as commenting on current Russian politics.
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London
St. Petersburg
Reuter Telegram Company
Khartkoff
Russia
Russia backs away from Manchurian pact relief in Yokohama
News from Yokohama on April 8 reports Russia will not press the Manchurian agreement. The decision brings relief as the government plans to postpone costly state undertakings amid potential complications. In Malone New Jersey on April 8 two Chinese men were arrested at the Canadian line while attempting to reach the United States.
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Yokohama
Russia
Malone, N.J
Malone
United States
Keeley Institute Adverts in Salt Lake City
Drunkenness remedies advertised as the only effective treatment used by the United States government in soldiers and sailors homes. Claims Keeley Institute products are legitimate while others are fake. Ladies treated privately at home. Address Keeley Institute 164 East South First Street Salt Lake City Utah or Lock Box 410.
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United States
Keeley Institute
Keeley
East South First Street
Salt Lake City
Utah
Wrecked Southern Pacific Train Claims Three Lives
Wreck of the west bound Southern Pacific passenger No 1 at Morres Hill near Wells Nevada last night left Fireman Hickman of Ogden and Fireman Leader of Wells dead. Engineers Warner of Welle and Bride of Ogden were seriously hurt. A broken trier caused half the train to leave the track. mail cars burned.
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Ogden
Utah
Southern Pacific
Morres Hill
Wells
Nevada
Hickman
Leader
Warner
Welle
Bride
Supreme Court rules on long and short haul clause
Justice White delivers the principal opinion in the East Tennessee and Georgia railroad case. The dispute centers on lower freight rates to Nashville versus Chattanooga, tied to distances to the first serving point. Lower court decisions and ICC rulings were found antagonistic.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Justice White
East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad Company
Chargr
Nashvill
Chattanooga
Interstate Commerce Commission
Circuit Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
Railroad Company Wins Favorable Opinion in Related Cases
The court reversed prior rulings in favor of the railroad company with no prejudice. Similar decisions in related cues followed the same lines, indicating a consistent outcome across the grouped cases.
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Ve Railroad Company
Jay
Morgan After Zinc Deal Heads Morgan Syndicate
In St Louis April a report says John Arthur Rive representing J Pierpont Morgan traveled to the Missouri Kansas zinc district to advance a syndicate led by Morgan aiming to purchase the entire output of spelter. FW Humphrey of Chicago met at the Planters hotel during the visit.
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St. Louis, Mo
Poat Dispatch
John Arthur Rive
J. Pierpont Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Miasoun, Kansas
Humphrey
Chicago
Planters Hotel
Rockefeller Harbor land purchase near Montreal River
A report from West Superior notes John D. Rockefeller bought a large land tract near the Montreal River mouth in northern Wisconsin. Harbor depth is limited to eighteen feet with a Parker range gauge and a railroad survey mentioned but details remain unconfirmed at this time.
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West Superior
Joh D. Rockefeller
Wisconsin
Montreal River
Michigan
Gagebic
Narhor
Carter Seeks Bail in Supreme Court for Captain Carter
Washington reports a bail motion in the United States Supreme Court argued by Hon. depemlah Wilson for Captain Oberlin M. Carter. The government rests after five days to file a brief. Carter serves a five year sentence at Leavenworth for defrauding the government.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Depemlah Wilson
Oberlin M. Carter
Richardson
United States
Carter
Leavenworth
Crap Shooters War In Des Moines Chip Game Fight
A 17 year old, William Wile jon, dies from a wound in a chip game fight at a mini camp near Carbondale. Henry Hollins fired six shots into the crowd, wounding Sam Johnson Henry Brown and William Williams. Hollins has not yet been apprehended. Johnson and Brown will recover. All victims are Black.
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Des Moines
William Wile Jon
Carbondale
Here
Henry Hollins
Sam Johnson
Henry Brown
William Williams
Holling
Johnson
Brown
Mail Messenger Arrested in Des Moines Robbery Case
Des Moines mail messenger William Tt. Martin was arrested on a federal charge of robbing United States mails. Authorities report long‑missing third and fourth‑class mail matter and indicate he will be sent to the federal grand jury.
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Des Moines
William Tt. Martin
United States
Martin
Federal Grand Jury
York Neb man ends life after self harm act
In York Nebraska on an April day Guy Anderson of Waren Nebraska wrapped wire around his neck fed the wire to a post near a straw stack and set fire to the straw then cut his throat ending his life in a horrifying manner according to the report.
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York
April
Guy Anderson
Waren
Whisky pair arrested in Edinburgh over whisky firm collapse
Robert and Walter Pattison, former managing directors of Pattison Whisky, were arrested in Edinburgh on April 8 in connection with the flotation of a company. Their 1898 failure left a £80,000 deficit and ruined many small firms, and the arrests threaten to revive the sensational case.
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Edinburo
Robert
Walter Pattison
Pattison
Navy Appointments From Washington in April
The president made appointments including Henry S. Mathieson as assistant surgeon in the marine hospital service and promoted warrant machinists Charles Hosting David Purdon Wm J Treverrow and James W Murray in the navy.
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Washington
Forday
Henry S. Mathieson
Marine Hospital Service
United States
Navy
Charles Hosting
David Purdon
Wm. J. Treverrow
James W. Murray
Inability to Start Tin Plate Plant Delays Opening
Pittsburg April report due to failure to obtain plate barn the Star works of the American Tin Plate company could not begin operation this morning and may start tomorrow or Wednesday.
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Pittsburg
Star Works
American Tin Plate Company
Government commissioners meet for Loulai sina purchase exposition
Secretary Hay calls the first meeting of government commissioners on the Loulai sina purchase exposition at the Southern Hotel in St. Louis on April 23.
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Chicago
Hay
Southern Hotel
St. Louis
Oil men discouraged by market drops in key fields
Oil producers in Pennsylvania Ohio and Indiana fields faced further discouragement as eastern markets fell three cents and western markets declined two cents.
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Toledo
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Canterbury Dean Farrar Ill After Restless Nights
London April 8 The Rev Frederick Farrar dean of Canterbury has been very ill for the past few days causing concern. He has not slept well and remains in a weakened condition.
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Dean Farrar
London
Frederick Farrar
Canterbury
Best Coal in the Market from Citizens' Coal Co
Kemmerer coal burns hot through the night with no clinker and little ash. It costs no more than inferior grades, promising the best fuel option. Citizens' Coal Co. No. 4 East Broadway.
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Kemmerer
Citizens’ Coal Co
East Broadway
Village Parson at the Grand Acknowledges Mixed Merit
The Village Parson played at the ranch last night to a large audience. F. Laurence Lee stars as the parson with solid support from Anna Viola Risher and Chavita De Boise. Josie McMahon portrays the parson's blind child as a sympathetic figure. The production runs at the Grand through Wednesday with a matinee on that day.
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George W. Burnham
Gretchen van Crans
F. Laurence Lee
Anna Viola Risher
Chavita de Boise
Beott Lawrence
Andy Thorne
Josie McMahon
Rice Will Contest Heads to Trial Dates Set
In New York on April two wills of William Marsh Rice were before Surrogate Fitzgerald for setting trial dates. Attorneys for Patrick and the Rice heirs sought a June adjournment while the temporary administrator urged immediate trial. The hearing was adjourned to next Monday or until Patrick case before Justice Jerome concludes.
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New York
Wm. Marsh Rice
Burrogate Fitzgerald
Albert T. Patrick
Rice Heirs
Rice Instiite
Texas
Patrick
Rice
Fitzgerald
Jerome
Breach of Contract Leads to Suit Over Building Project
Flora B. Greene sues Thomas Rowan W H Whitright and Nicholas Hughes for 592 dollars plus 600 dollars damages in West Broadway construction dispute over altered building plans. In the estate matter A P Van Dusen, Lucy J Van Dusen named as administrator with a 2000 dollar bond.
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Thomas Rowan
W. H. Whitright
Nicholas Hughes
Flora B. Greene
West Broadway
A. P. van Dusen
Lucy J. van Dusen
The Canadian Institute Club Room Programs Tomorrow Night
The Canadian Institute announces a club room program for tomorrow night featuring Adress de bienvenue opening remarks Professor T Hibues Recitation by Delle R L Vadnais Chanson, Leo Bryant Recitation, Hardcastle Chanson, Belle Gillis Duo violin and voice, and a Prof T Hihues piece. Ladies are invited to join evening classes starting Monday at the gymnasium.
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Canadian Institute
Adress de Bienvenue
Ouverture
Prof. T
Hibues
Delle R. L. Vadnais
Clane du Prof
Local Briefs and Advertisements Highlight City Businesses
Dr German dentist advertises free examinations at 114 N Main. Flutte Paint and Wall Paper relocates to 111 W Park. Wood & Coal Co promotes dry wood and phone 218 Main. Harvard Clear ads claim top market share with painless dental extractions offered by Dr L Austin over Red Beat 4 N Main. Butte Gymnasium announces Tuesday Thursday and Saturday events.
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German
N. Main St
West Pare Street
West Park
City T Wood & Coal Co
Harvard
L. Austin
Aentist
Main Street
Butte
Blewett Funeral for Eveling Burnd Death at Walkerville
Eveling Blewett died in a Saturday fire and her funeral was held at 2 p.m. today from the family residence in Walkerville with services at St. Lawrence church. Lizgale Carne aged 2 years died yesterday at Rescue Home 310 West Copper Street and was buried today at 2 p.m. Mivet aged 19 years died yesterday and will have a funeral Wednesday at 2 p.m. from 409 West Copper Street.
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West
Copper Street
Personal notes of travel and residence changes
John Hoy and his brother tested for Pitts ton Pa over the Northern Pacific last night. John Hayes will leave for Mahonoy ity Pa over the Great Northern tonight. T M Cary, formerly a well known resident of Butte, now in Northport Wash, is in the city. Mrs Fergun F Selley left Sunday for Denver to join her husband who has been south for over a month. They will return to Butte in about three weeks. Ladies physical culture class Butte Symnasium Monday evening.
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John Hoy
Brother Test
Pittston
John Hayes
Mahonoyity
T. M. Cary
Butte
Northport
Wash
Fergun F. Selley
Denver
South
Elderkin Suspended Over Unbecoming Conduct Charge
Police officer M. D. Elderkin has been suspended pending investigation after a Montana saloon keeper Nick Nock accused him of intoxication fraud and threatening violence in a Friday night incident. The mayor with Captain Leyden agreed to suspend and refer the case to the police committee for inquiry.
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M. D. Elderkin
Nick Nock
Montana Street
Biderkin
Nock
Leyden
Sad
Police Committee
Woman's club to elect new chairman for programme committee
Mrs. F. P. Holbrook has declined the chairmanship of the programme committee after being elected at the March 31 general election. A new election to fill the vacancy is set for Wednesday, April 10, with members urged to attend or send proxies.
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F. P. Holbrook
Woman's Club
Sho
Hull heads to Philippines for inspection of transport service
Congressman Hull chairman of the committee on military affairs travels from Des Moines to the Philippines via San Francisco for an inspection of the government transport service and army information. He plans to be away until September visiting major points with his family. Also small ads seek a young man for room and board and furnished rooms on the West Side.
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Des Moines
Hull
Committee On Military Affairs
Philippines
San Francisco
West Side
Jeniter Mountain Office
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