News From London on Boer War Movements and Plans
London reports March 22 that Roberts is preparing next moves in the Free State and Kimberley area. Gatacre sweeps the countryside, while rail and supply delays slow advance. Mafeking relief news remains awaited amid talks of a Transvaal Free State federation plan and Kruger’s potential presidency.
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London
Reinger
Salisbury-ist- Rey
Phu Foreign Office
Prevolia
Lord Roberts
General Brabant
Gatacre
Sonthern
Free Blake
Prewria
Daily News
Sprinfontein
Lord Robers
Norvalspont
Lord Methven
Kimberley
Kimberely
Transvaal
Mafeking
Schreiner
Cape Jiemler
Capetown
Lorenzo Marques
Pretoria
Free State
Kruger
Steyn
Joubert
Reorganization Fight Over Hecker Jones Jewett Milling
Bondholders challenge the planned reorganization of United States Flour Milling, arguing the move would affect the mortgage secured by Hecker Jones Jewett Milling. Receivers appointed for Hecker Jones Jewett Milling and its successor US Flour Milling. Franklin Trust holds most stock and bonds for the reorg as stockholders seek to protect mortgage and franchise value amid antitrust concerns.
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New York
Hecker- Jones-Jewett Milling Company
Supreme Court of New York
United States Flour Milling Company
Hecker-Jones-dowett Milling Company
Pitney
Jersey City
Hecker Company
Hecker-Jones-Jewett Milling Company
United States
Franklin Trust Company
United States Flour Mill Company
Hecker-Jones-Jewnett Milling Company
Hecker-Jones-Jowett Milling Company
Reorganized Corporation
What England Will Do
Lambert Tree, back in Chicago after five months in Europe, predicts England will impose no harsh terms on the Boers. He says England will demand recognition of suzerainty, broader franchise for outlanders, and English teaching in English-majority schools, with the war ending soon.
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Chicago
Lambert Tree
Europe
England
Brussels
St. Petersburg
Leveland
Mr. Tree
Tree
Should Be Made Colonies
New York March 22 Senator Jones of Nevada said he does not favor free trade with Porto Rico and opposes making it a U S territory. He urged Cuba Porto Rico Hawaii and the Philippines become colonies with a colonial government and warned against cheap labor entering the U S market. He praised Bryan's platform though he doubted Bryan's election or renomination.
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New York
Porto Rico
United States
Jones
Nevada
Hawaii
Cuba
Philippines
Bryan
Has Renounced Democracy in New Hampshire Leader Switches Sides
Frank Jones of New Hampshire long a core Democrat and ally of ex-President Cleveland has renounced the party and will vote for McKinley this year. He chaired New Hampshire's delegation for sixteen years and supported Bryan before breaking with Democrats over free silver at the convention. He now aligns with the Republicans and was elected as a delegate to the Philadelphia convention by New Hampshire Republicans.
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New York
Tribune
Washington
Frank Jones
New Hampshire
Granite State
Cleveland
McKinley
Jones
Bryan
Philadelphia
National Enameling declares 12 4 percent dividend
The board of directors of the National Enameling and Stamping company has declared a dividend of 12 4 per cent on the preferred stock payable March 31. Transfer books reopen April 2.
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New York
National Enameling and Stamping Company
Crowds expected for Goebel murder trial examining
Reported special trains from mountain counties would bring crowds to Frankfort for the examination of Caleb Powers John Davia and W S Coulton on the Goebel murder case Adjutant General Castleman arrived after a governor Beckham telegram Lexington detectives kept Golden under tight surveillance as crowds feared for his appearance Wharton Golden remains elusive amid rumors and a non partisan move to restore Kentucky’s reputation advances toward a state convention on April 24
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Frankfort
Duny
Caleb Powers
John Davia
W. 8
Coulton
Goebel
Witir
Castleman
Beckham
Teadera
Lexington
F. 'W. Golden
Govbel
Winchester
A. C. Foster
H. M. Steele
London
Golden
Steele Golden
Kentucky
Louisville
Covington
Notorious Crooks Identified in Seattle Bank Robbery
Portland report notes photographers George Betts alias John Bingham and Charles Moore identified by First National Bank officials as the men who robbed the Seattle bank of 700 last Monday. Both fugitives have prior offenses in Oregon and Chicago, involving larceny and a police murder case tied to 1884 election unrest. Bingham, pardoned by Governor Lord, refused pardon to face Chicago charges and served in Oregon instead.
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Portland
Ore
George Betts
John Bingham
Charles Moore
First National Bank of
Seattle
Moore
Bingham
Oregon Penitentiary
Chicago
O'Malley
Lord
Oregon
Origon
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Bloemfontein
J. A. Collins
Landrost
Kroger
Roort
Fischer
Mephistopheles
Daily Mail
Saye
Morning Post
Fischer-Wolmarens
Russia
Standard
Colesberg
Busutoland
Poplar Grove
Abraham
Daily Chronicle
Wana
Nya
Robert Field
Perry County
Beattyville
Dick Comba
Combs
McMillan
SASH
Bitter Root Valley
K G. W. Dickinson
Stevensville
Mont
Kora Shield Co
Roome Street
BEAT
Butte
Conroy & Morley
Broadway
Utah Avenue
H. Broadway
Gond Sewing
West Granite Atree
C. H
Inter Mountain
Wandsworth
Moler Barber College
Minneapolis
Minn
Owsley
Ventors’ Realty Co
W. Grant
East Park Street
W. B. H. Inter Mounin
M. Wade
North Main
South Butte
S. M. Wade
Wade Creek
Alaska
W. Inter Mountain
Brigman & Naughton
W. Broadway
W. F. Johnson
Quarts Street
Jena
Idaho
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Galena
North
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West Park
First Hoor
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Gall
Colorado
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Delia Barbeau
Union Block
Mercury Oppo
Union Laundry
West Park Street
Ruffa
Care Inter Mountain
South Montara
New
Furnize Arizona Street
Germain
Sutton
Best House
Trent Reasonable
Mra
E. Gretser
California Avenue
South
Montana
Mercury Street
Ynolds & McDowell
E. Broadway
Cage & Holmes
East Broadway
Case & Holmes
Case
Holmesy
Main Street
Millan & Floyd
Steam Morley
West Galena Street
Wyoming
Platinum
Thompson Investment Co
South Main Street
Cr Churchill
Granite Street
Sherman
East Park
Uhe Central Dry Goods
Aceat Vail
Torrocch
Goldbergs Ticket Office
Chas. A. Stevens
East Pari
Madame Plorog
Albion Jackson W
Sutton's Union Theater
West Quarts
Order of Forresters
Phillip Richards
Sliver Hotel
Park Avenue
Anaconda
Rollingsworth Restaurant
Beckwith'’s
Chattle Loans
Davenport
Granite
W. S. Johnson
Owsley Block
Madam Editha
Circlea
Ee Mazin
East Granite
C. G. Allen
Montana Street
Battle Creek
Rae Estate
Medfiliani & Troyd
Er Broadway
Chas. L. Smith & Co
Rombauer
Assater
Carney & Hand
W. A. Akers
Reed's
Bawbre
Oaly
Evecare
Pennsylvania Lode
Silver Bow County
Boston and
Montana Consolidated
Copper and Silver Mining Company
Batterman
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