Union Pacific clash blocks Mexico to central bond plans
The article reports ongoing disputes between the union and Central Pacific lines over a separate bond issue in Mexico, with Governor Torres P. Rowe meeting in Afesten to discuss routes and military highway concerns. It notes American and European route considerations and an inspection tour by general manager of the Virion Basile pod to assess the Pacific division.
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Mach
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josSouit
Neal Fees
Torres P Rowe
Afesten
Hig
Sonor
Hays
Europe
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Heave
Inn Sida’ Fain
Sulk
Pavifie
Freight dispute over California shipment in New York
Fragmentary notice claims a freight dispute involving a California shipment to New York. It describes charges for a box of entries and boxes, with concern over whether freight costs are sufficient to cover value and prompt delivery. The text references delays and a claim of insufficient compensation for transport.
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New York
California
Rt Bern
Rte
Murder at Denver Fifth and Market Street
Jimmy Cop lightweight pugilist known as Acee Salter was shot and killed in Denver at 1:84 this morning. A man named Congan fired a shot after a slander incident with Fuller. Bond set at punitive charges with J B Wanamaker and the latter's son-in-law Tr Webber.
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Jimmy Cop
Turkey turmoil reported by World agencies amid regional unrest
Fragmentary notes describe Turkish tensions and international reactions as officials seek to address rising issues. Mentions of ministers and brigands appear in uncertain language with threats of continued trouble.
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Saydave
Turkey
Arms and Arms Ringleaders Seized in Tyfe District
Asianinor authorities report enforcement actions against arms import laws in Ture key. A Mauser rifle style seized in an interior town signals ongoing Armenian activity. Ringleaders are believed secured and main magazines of arms and ammunition found and destroyed.
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Asianinor
Turekey
Itaba
Ty Fe
Roseberry May Return Leads in Tory Party
London dispatch reports pressure within the Conservative party for Rosebery to resume leadership amid a revitalized May conference at Readford. Sir William Vereton Tuecourt remains active in the Maidger debate as the party lurches toward a progressive canvass against water companies.
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New York
Timme
London
Readford
Font Roseberry
Military Still In Charge As Island Affairs May Settle
A Havana despatch reports U S house members say Cuban constitutional convention rejects the Pitt amendment. If not, relations with the United States and Cuba stay as is until December when Congress may reexamine. Cubans regret continued military rule but cite Wood’s actions as supportive. Wood letter to the convention is seen as opinion, not binding.
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New
General Wood
Gen. Wood
Senate
TEAT FIRE IN GLOVERPORT TOBACCO WAREHOUSES DAMAGED
A special report from Gloverport Kentucky describes a late night blaze touching a gas flame and spreading to two water houses owned by The American Tobacco Company. The fire consumed about 200 feet of flame and damaged 1,080,000 pounds of tobacco. Nearby towns Evensvite Hendstson Oweetote and Lowleyite reported population impacts as the blaze continued.
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Gloverport
Kyusayas
Kitchener A
Tehaccn
Hotere Haere
Primulwateeat
Tohaets
Hendstson
United States Steel plans fleet of cargo steamers
A World report on Wall Street says United States Steel plans to fill a fleet of cargo steamers similar to Standard Oil vessels to haul its products. It also notes talk of a merger among Tennessee Coal and Iron, Sloss-Sheffield Iron, and Republic Iron and Steel, with over 100 million dollars in implied capital. President Baxter denies his firm’s participation.
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Ow York
United States Steel Corporation
Standard Oil Company
Wall Street
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
Ue Sloss-Sheffeld Iron Company
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Baxter
Tennesse Coal and Tren Company
Carter Handicap Opens York Racing Season At Aqueduct
York March 3 announces weights for the Carter handicap the opening day feature seven furlongs sprint at Aqueduct with a full field. Entries include Trustee Helio bas Caden Modrine Maxine Gomez War Trumpet Sid ney Lucas Unmasked King Bram Mauge Sactnee Magnificent Wait Not Money Hesper Kamara Belle of Lexington Withers Trillo and others.
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Trustee
Caden
Modrine
Maxine Gomez
War Trumpet
Charensus
Sidney Lucas
Intercollegiate Track Meet May Be Postponed For Buffalo Exposition
Western Conference schools weigh delaying the annual Intercollegiate track championship to avoid clashing with a Pan American Exposition meet at Buffalo. Chicago Michigan and Wisconsin favor sending teams to national contests while eastern and western athletes would compete in Buffalo. A plan proposes an all western team to face coast schools.
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March M
Buffalo
Chicago
Michigan
Wisconsin
Besh
Unts
A Merry Rate War Between Pacific Mail and Competitors
San Francisco reports a fierce rate war on freight and passenger business between the port and Panama intermediate ports. Freight rates drop from six to twelve dollars per ton to three dollars per ton while passenger rates are cut by half. Other firms follow with similar cuts and further reductions may come. Coffee shipments from Central America are said not to be affected as the present crop has been largely shipped.
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San Francisco
Pacific Mail Steamship Company Hapurateal
Panama
Pssenger
Central America
California Jockey Club Changes Ownership at Oakland Track
San Francisco report states Thomas Williams and Coroner Daniel Burns have bought all interests in the California Jockey Club and become sole owners of the Oakland track They pledge uninterrupted racing and deny any compromise with the San Francisco Jockey Club.
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San Francisco
Thre Dorts
California Jockey Club
Thomas Williams
Daniel Burns
Oakland
Williams
Railroad depot robbed in Sheldon Missouri four year pattern
Chicago dispatch reports Jurgians broke into the Missouri Pacific depot at Sheldon in Sheldon county. They dynamited the safe and rifled mail sacks and express packages, scattering letters. A draft for several thousand dollars on Farmers Bank at Sheldon was taken but later left behind, marking the depot's fourth robbery in four years.
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Chicago
Nevada
Missouri Pacific
Sheldon
Farmers Bank
Warning of Declining Health and a Curing Tonic
A health warning explains danger in neglecting warning signs of wasting flesh and poor digestion. It cites Dr. E. Pieres Golden Medical Discovery as a stomach and digestion remedy free from alcohol opioids and narcotics. A testimonial from Garysburg praises renewed health after using the medicine and the accompanying Medical Adviser.
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E. Pierce
Gary
de K. V. Pierce
Buffalo, N
Lawyers retained for Patrick in Rice will forgery case
New York March 14 Cantwell and Moore the lawyers who argued Dr Samuel J Kennedy case in the court of appeals and won a new trial have been retained to defend Albert T Patrick charged with forgery in the Rice will case and implicated in Rice death The lawyers will handle Patrick s civil interests and Fred B House will be associated with them in the criminal proceedings
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New York
Cantwell and Moore
Samuel J. Kennedy
Court of Appeals
Albert T. Patrick
Rice Will
Rice
Patrick
Fred B. House
Organized labor opposes brick yard capacity rise plan
Chicago March 14 Organized labor rails against a proposal to expand Bridewell brick yard output to 5,000,000 bricks annually. Brick Makers Alliance members plan to send a committee to Mayor Harrison to protest the plan, arguing it affects workers and city needs.
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Chicago
Bridewell
Brick Makers Alliance
Harrison
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