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09 Mar 1900
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Newspaper
El Paso Daily Herald
Location
El Paso, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1900
Page
1
Queen's London Welcome Sparks American Cheers
Americans cheer the queen in West End London with over fifty flags. The event includes a large flag over the American embassy portico and the queen saluting the stars and stripes as the crowd roars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
West End
Victoria Street
John Ericsson Day Observed by Swedish Americans
In Joliet Illinois Mayor Mount welcomed 80 000 Swedish Americans at the seventh annual Swedish American Republican State League event honoring John Ericsson Day. The anniversary marks the Monitor battleship’s 38 years since defeating the Merrimac and shaping naval history. Swedes across Minnesota and the northwest celebrate with banquets and memorials similar to St Patrick’s Day observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joliet, al
Joliet
Mount
Republican State League
John Ericsson
Ericsson
Minnesota
Northwest
St. Patrick’s Day
New York
Chicago
Minneapolis
Nicollet House
John Ericksson
Immigration Surge Reaches Ten Thousand in Week
New York March 9 The spring tide of immigration is at its height with over ten thousand immigrants expected to land at the barge office during the week ending tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
British Losses Put At Over Thirteen Thousand Casualties
London dispatch reports a close approximation of British losses in South Africa as of March 9, indicating a severe toll with casualties exceeding thirteen thousand. Details on engagements and dates remain sparse in the telegraphic summary.
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London
Mrs Rich Case Postponed By State Supreme Court
Special correspondent reports in Chihuahua Mexico that the state supreme court will not hear Mrs Mattie Rich’s appeal from Juarez for fifteen days. Lawyer Gandara sought delay citing other matters. the court indicated it would grant the postponement after informing the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chihuahua
Mex
State Supreme Court
Mattie Rich
Juarez
Lic. M. Gandara
Wm. Hagelsieb
Mine disaster at Fire Creek recovers two more bodies
At the Red Ash mine in Fire Creek West Virginia March 9 rescuers found the bodies of Crit Stewart and Charles Downey during the night Manager Shirkey said there are more men inside the mine and recovery will take several days Simon Chapisell and Morris Daniels are listed among the deceased
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Creek
W. Va
Red Ash Mine
Crit Stewart
Charles Dow
Shirkey
Simon Chapisell
Morris Daniels
Dewey Still A Presidential Possibility In Washington
A Washington Herald dispatch reports some Dewey friends in Washington consider him a possible candidate for the presidency. Although Dewey previously said he would not run, they think marriage may have shifted his view and that he would accept if nominated, with Mrs. Dewey thought to favor ambitious aims for her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
the Herald
Admiral Dewey
Dewey
Rail line survey eyes western extension to copper and coal fields
A Sierra Madre party surveyed a route from Corralitos toward Sonora and Chihuahua mining properties. The findings point to a westward extension past Fronteras to Nacosari with vast copper and coal deposits, signaling possible early railroad expansion and investor interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sierra Madre
Sonora
Chihuahua
Foster Higgins
Rio Grande, Sierra Madre, & Pacific
Corralitos Station
Sierra Madre Road
J. Fenson Smith
Corralitos
Corralitos Company
Cuervo Ranch
Ojitos Ranch
Lord Beresford
Ermston
Las Feras Canyon
Pulpit Canyon
Babispe
Oaxaca
Batopito
Fronteras
Nacosari
Southwest
Debs Nominated for President by Social Democrats
The committee persuaded Eugene V. Debs to accept the social democracy presidential nomination tonight. He was formally nominated this morning without presence. J. C. Harrymas of California was chosen for vice president. If Debs accepts he will be a delegate to the international socialist convention in Paris this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Eugene V. Debs
Social Democracy
J. C. Harrymas
California
Debs
Paris
Silver Market Signals Potential Silver Price Rise
The galeon exchange of 20 000 ounces of silver at 61 with buyer 60 suggests United Metal Selling Company may push silver higher. The firm now controls much of US export via ties with American Smelting and Refining and wields influence in the London market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Galeon Exchange
United Metal Selling Company
United States
American Smelting and Refining Company
London
Kentucky Republican Club to raise funds for Taylor
The Kentucky Republican Club voted to raise 25000 by popular subscription to reimburse W. S. Taylor for expenditures in the gubernatorial contest. Taylor reportedly spent much of his own fortune and may become penniless without support from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kentucky Republican Club
W. S. Taylor
Kentucky
Taylor
General Otis in Failing Health After Philippine Tour
W F Keyes, recently back from the Philippines where he led telegraph operators, reports Gen Otis rapidly deteriorating in health. He notes Otis looks like a shadow of his former self with thinness and snowy hair and beard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
W.F. Keyes
Philippines
Gen. Otis
Keyes
Otis
President McKinley to Visit Thomasville in Pines
President and Mrs McKinley Senator Hanna and friends will travel via Savannah to Thomasville reaching at 1 50 p m next Thursday. They will stay two weeks at Senator Hanna's brother home among the pines.
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Thomasville
McKinley
Hanna
Savannah
Kilpatrick arrives with 500 tons of relief for Porto Rico
The transport Kilpatrick reached New York and will sail March 14 for Porto Rico with 500 tons of provisions for destitute natives. She returns with four troops of the Fifth cavalry. A second 500 ton shipment will depart March 21 on the Burnside. Sunday School Union meets at the Presbyterian church this evening. Everyone is invited.
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Washington
Kilpatrick
New York
Porto Rico
Fifth Cavalry
Burnside
The
Presbyterian Church
Powell Clayton in Mexico Sees Booming Business
Ambassador Powell Clayton, returning from West Point, says business on all lines is booming in Mexico and U S influence in commerce grows each year as he visits in Mexico City.
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Cuscado
Powell Clayton
Mexico
West Point
United States
Clever Ruse Sends Horse Thief to Texas Officials
Sheriff Lovell arrived from Pecos City to Reeves county with E. A. Hill who was wanted for horse stealing. Hill was handed to an Eddy county constable on a minor charge and returned via El Paso to Texas authorities. Texas officials then took Hill into custody. Constable Clark returned to Rincon to pursue stolen horns, saddle, and bridle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Lovell
Pecos City
Reeves County
E. A. Hill
Hill
el Paso
Texas
Eddy County
N. M
Silver City
Clark
Rincon
Silver City Smelter Sold to Kansas City Refining Trust
Reliable sources report the Silver City New Mexico smelter has been purchased by the consolidated Kansas City Smelting and Refining company and will join the smelter trust. The plant will stay closed and its business redirected to El Paso, boosting El Paso’s mining trade.
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Silver City
N. M
Consolidated Kansas
New Mexico
el Paso
Copper and Silver Prices Reported in New York March
New York on March 9 reports copper at 16 silver 598 and lead at 4.45 with market activity noted. The brief lists commodity prices for traders and investors observing metals markets.
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New York
Worley’s Opinion On The Souvenir Edition
A columnist reviews the Souvenir Edition of the El Paso Herald offering reflections on its content and significance. The piece discusses editorial choices, imagery, and the newspaper’s role in commemorating local history and community events.
Souvenir edition boosts El Paso profile in 1900
John F. Worley of the El Paso city directory praises the Daily HERALD Souvenir edition. He notes the first edition is exhausted and a 7000 copy second edition will be printed to meet demand. Worley commends the publication for placing El Paso and Texas in a favorable light.
Finance Committee Considers Chamber Quarters Costs
The chamber of commerce finance committee met to discuss securing suitable exhibit quarters. Members noted rents around $100 per month while current income is about $200 monthly. they plan to seek higher revenue and contributions from railroads and large businesses rather than proceed now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
S. J. Freudenthal
M. B. Davis
T. M. Wingo
U.S. Stewart
Russell
J. H. Russell
R. F. Campbell
B. Blumenthal
Woman Fined in Judge Spencer Court for Abusive Language
Lucilia Pinkston appeared in Judge Spencer’s court this afternoon and was fined five dollars plus costs totaling 22.70 for abusive language. Her lawyer pleaded guilty and noted the child in her care was not her own, yet she took the child to jail with her as she received no clemency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Lucilia Pinkston
Lucilia
Col Joplin Killed by Wall Collapse at Alamogordo
Col Joplin was instantly killed in Alamogordo on Monday when a wall above him fell into a well where he worked. His head was crushed against an iron pipe, ending the accident.
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Col. Joplin
Alamogordo
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