English Sugar Refiners Hope to Gain Under New Schedule
A Washington dispatch reports that American sugar refiners expect gains from a new tariff on imported sugars and a potential import tax on coal. The piece suggests British coal would face higher costs, nudging consumers toward American sugar, while export dynamics with the United Kingdom and price differentials for refined sugar are scrutinized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Agri
Washingto
Rughind
Anwiston
Mitel Bates
United Singdang
Freaghy
United States
United Kingdon
Cig
Cigar Makers Strike Ties Up City Factories
Mimpee Apel reports that twenty percent of Far city cigar factories have quit work. Workers demand a wage increase and price parity across all plants. Ticketed leader Top Thies 9 Busion, vice president of the union, oversees action. Manufacturers dismiss the demands as ruinous and say a meeting would hurt the trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thiertatlanileigne Makers’ Union
They Love Each Other and Other Argentinian Front Notes
A garbled dispatch notes explorations at Argentine piers and tensions with Chile, citing Tribuna and Norah front reports. The text departs into a testimonial for Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, praising digestion cures and restored strength with references to bottles and claimed personal health improvements.
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Norah Front
Buenos Ayres
Thalee Bovennett
Arerolitie Terrilors
Tribuna
Focas
Gio
Landis
Tie
Banbury Cross
Dr. Pierce
Tam
Golden Medical Discovery
Pierce
Uncertain Path to War and Arbitration
The text reflects mounting belief in resolving pending questions through arbitration with England, while war debates intensify and a forthcoming award from arbitration remains awaited amid international tensions.
Planned No Invasion From Pekin Dispatch Says
A Herald dispatch from Pekin quotes Dr Munim von Schwartzensten German minister to China: no invasion of Shanxi as German troops position near Shanxi passes and Chinese withdrawal ordered. French forces are ten miles away and Germans are advancing. Chinese may not wait for arrival.
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New York
Herald
Pekin Angst
Munim von Schwartzensten
China
Pao ‘Ting Pu
Shan Bi
Mumm Yor
Shan Li
Shansi
Measured the Indians in Mexican tribes
Prof. Frederick W. Starr of the University of Chicago returns from four months with Mexican Indians. He brings back over 1600 photographs and 100 busts of typical tribe members, all precisely measured. The busts will be shown at the Pan American exposition in an Indian exhibit.
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Chicago
Frederick W. Starr
Anthropological Department
University of Chicago
Reward Raised for Return of Missing Willie McCormick
Reverend James A Mullin of the Sacred Heart Church in Highbridge pledges an extra 10 000 reward for the safe return of Willie McCormick and the arrest of his abductors. The total reward reaches 16 000 with 5 000 from Willies uncle and 1 000 from the boys father amid their strained finances.
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New York
James A. Mullin
Church of the Sacred Heart
Highbridge
McCormick
Fan
Willie McCormick
Pather Mullin
Street Railway Exhibit Prep for 20th Association Convention
New York April 20 Preparations for the 20th annual convention of the American Street Railway association to be held in Madison Square Garden in October are nearly complete. An exhibit of street railway supplies street cars and everything related to railway operation will be shown during the convention. It is estimated that no fewer than 6,000 men will attend, mostly railway owners and managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Street Railway Association
Madison Square Garden
Mexican official Justino Fernandez sworn in as minister
In Mexico City Justino Fernandez, director of the National College of Jurisprudente and vice president of the Bar Association, took an oath today as minister of justice and public instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Record-Herald
City of
Mexico
Justino Fernandez
National College of jJurisprudente
Bar Association of Mexico
Justce
Public Instruction
Langley Finds New Solar Spectrum Affects Weather
Prof. FP Langley of the Smithsonian and inventor of the barometer reports a new solar spectrum extended across about seven hundred lines. Studied from Mount Whitney and at the Smithsonian, the data promise deeper forecasts of seasonal changes and their impact on crops.
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Chicago
Washington
Langley
Ily Smithsonian Institute
Tae
Nationa Academy of Sciences
Colt
Langtey
Mount Whitney
Sierra Nevadas
Lofty
Earth
Smithsonian Institute
Amt
Weather Bureau
Butte Real Estate Ads Mount Up In City Listings
A flood of property and business sales appears across Butte listings with multiple downtown and West End storefronts, lodging houses, farms, and homes offered by Reynolds & McDowell and Chas L Smith & Co. Items include a 10 room brick lodging house near Park and Main, a corner renting proposition, two-room and five-room residences, 160 acre and 120 acre farms near Hamilton, a fruit and cigar store, a fine Thoroughbred Plymouth Rock eggs, mining tools, and a fresh milch cow, plus Idaho land under irrigation and an original townsite plot for 600. Court borough investigation noted in one listing.
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Bruppe
Main Street
West End
South Aldo
Reynolds & M'Dowell
East Broadway
Park and Main
Broadway
West Park Street
Court Borough
Hamilton
Truit Belt
Ravalli Abstract Co
Farmers Corral
Corner Mercury and
Main
Butte
Chas, L. Smith & Co
West
Granite Street
Reynolds & McDowell
E. Broadway
YANCE
Idaho
Idaho Tolay Company
Rich Cell
J. J. Chambers
Montana Street
West Broadway
South
Si le
Conroy & Morley
ee _EAL
Miners and Prospectors Ex Cur sion Southwest
On April 39 the Santa Fe route will sell round trip tickets from Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo to all points in New Mexico and Arizona reached by their line at the rate of 8 per mile, good returning for thirty days. For particulars apply to C F Warren, Gen Agt, AGT & SF, 411 Doyle Block, Lake City, Col.
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Santa Fe
Denvyey Colorado Springs
Pueblo
New Mexico
Arizona
Warren
Gen
Dooly Block
Lake City
Crah
Made Millions in Lace Pioneer Joel Guldenburg Dies at 63
Joel E Guldenburg head of Goldenburg Bros Co race importers of New York dropped dead from heart failure while waiting for a Grant Street car at Hotel Netherlande He was worth over 2 million and left most of his estate to charity with no immediate relatives
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New York
Joel E. Guldenburg
Goldenburg Bros. & Co
Goldenburg
Hotel Netherlande
Inspection party heads north from Santa Monica
The board of Inspection of soldiers' homes reached Santa Monica and will proceed north. The party includes Generals McMahon Franklin Peterson Anderson Henderson Brown and Patelek, Colonels Mitchell Stwelo and Cooke and Major Bonlall.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Board of Inspection of
Santa Monica
McMahon Franklin
Peterson
Anderson
Henderson
Brown
Patelek
Mitchell
Stwelo
Cooke
Bonlall
Death at depot ends long career in rail service
Davenport a former general agent of the Missouri Puch died of heart disease while waiting at the depot for a sick friend aboard. He served as Commajerehi agent of the Chicago Peoria and Nerihyweetern callway at the time of demise.
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Davenport
Tawa
Barnett
Missouri
Hety
Chicago
Peoria
New Motor Record At Sacramentos Velodrome
In Sacramento California on April 20 the second heat of the five mile professional motor race at the Velodrome saw Charley Shville set a world record for a single lap. Competing riders included Judge and Stone.
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Sacraumots
Cal
Mothe Eyely
Clem
Charley 'Shville
Lows
Judge and Stone
Canadian coal exports eyed after British duties shift
Halifax reports coal operators expect a fourfold advantage from British export duties and Me Dommon company anticipates marketing about one million tons of Nova Scotia coal in the Mediterranean within a few years, signaling a strategic expansion in energy trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
Me Dommon Wil Co
Mediterranean
Fire destroys Magog town hall and two dozen homes
Fire swept Magog Quebec April 19 destroying the town hall and about twenty four dwellings. Loss estimated at fifty thousand dollars. Local authorities investigated the blaze and displaced residents uncertain about repairs.
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Magog
Quebec
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America
Chile
Argentine
Wabriok
Roy
Minister OF Justice
Cropa
Inter Mountain
Montana
Put- Kelly
Mont
5 West Copper
Royal Employment and Collection Agency
W. Granite
R. O. Evans & Co
3Rd East Galent
E. Park
Anaconda
West Side
New Columbia
Hil Cycle
South Main Simet Room
Oewisli
W. Park
Plymouth Rock Eggs
Chas, L.smith & Co
West Granite Bt
Testis
S. M. Wade
P. O
Stine
W. Broadway
Galena
Bath
Upton Block
South Main Street
Tnnbie
Bylle
Grand Noor
Idaho Street
North Main
East Park
North Wshington
N. Washington
Olson
Iron
Wyoming
B, A&p
Appy M.A. Berger
Inter Mountain Office
Ance
Madam Hermitet
Butle
National Undertakers
Colony Company
T. B. Weller
Idaho Colony Company
West Galena Street
P Vate
Hazel Block
Granite St
Moler Barber College
Omaha
Neb
W. Shier
Weinberg Bros
Epstein
Ownley Block
Madam Guy
Corner Park
Montana Streets
Madam Editha
A. B. Rombauer
Absater and Chemist
Carney & Hand
North Wyoming Treet
Real Estate and Loans
Geo. W. Dickinson
Bitter Root Valley
Biscks
Stevensville
Secret Service
Butte Secret Service
G. D. Bryant
Butte Exchange Furniture Company
Cedarine
J. Chauvin
Hall Bros
McMillan & Lloyd
Mast Broadway
Montana Chattel Mortgage Co
Offica
Lizzie Block
Shields Avenue
Alex Hall
Baltimore Block
OR. Phillips 18
Insurance
Telephono
Dusold
Carson
West Granite Street
Hazel Early
Lutey Bros
Brou
All Drugeista
Parker
Hal
North
Red Cross
Vindeinehona Co
Des Moines
Sara
Newbro Drug Co
Bul Mont
A. Augendre
Paria
Newhre Dw. Co
Montine
New Bee Tive
Silver Street
Gulch
Town Avenue
Colorado Street
Colorain Street
Nevada Avenue
Delaware
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