Servia renounces crown prince and names heir
The Elgin Echo reports on Servia accepting the renunciation of Crown Prince George and recognizing Alexander as heir. It notes coal operators opposing the United Mine Workers, tribal conflicts near Oklahoma, and political maneuvers in Taft's tariff era, along with other national events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunday
National Assembly of
Servia
Crown Prince George
Alexander
United Ming Workers
Snnke
Wmexee
Oklo
Society of New York
Reno
Nova
Servia Accepts Powers Plan as King Peter Renames Sons
The powers’ settlement formula for Bosnia and Herzegovina is accepted by Servia and will be reviewed by the national assembly. King Peter issues a ukase renaming his sons to place George as head of the Kara Georgovitch house, with George now the crown prince and made a lieutenant in the army. The press urges sending him to European colleges for education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Austria-Hungary
Tursday
Foreign Office
Mvtatera
Servia
Vienna
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Berlin
Servin
Bosnia
Herze- Bovina
Borvia
Servina
Austria- Hungary
Sergia
Austria
National Assembly
Peter
George
House of Karageorgovitch
Alexander
Crazy Snake Captured Near Henryetta Oklahoma
Henryetta reports say Crazy Snake the Creek chief was captured badly wounded in the Concharte mountaine southwest of Henryetta by militia under Col. Hoffman. A Muskogee bulletin later states he is in custody, held near Checotah, wounded in the hip after an officer encounter. Officials withhold details amid Seminole freedmen unrest and reports of many deaths.
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Henryetta
Okla
Crazy Snake
Concharte
Mountaine
Menryetta
Millitia
Col. Hoffman
Muskogee
Bee
Thompson
Checotah
Tleldenville
Frank Coker
Marshal Baum
Odom
Oklahoma City
Sapulpa
Priest Bankrupt in Cleveland Diocese Bankruptcy Filing
Reverend W McMahon and Reverend Willam McMuhon of Bt Bridget’s Roman Catholic Church Cleveland filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition. Liabilities listed at 1 504 140. total assets 75 201.08 with 71 300 real estate. Secured claims 246 025.73. unsecured 371 207.01. commercial paper 185 918. Parker McMahon, director of Fidelity Funding Co of New York, linked to signatures on company papers now under receivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. McMahon
Willam McMuhon
Bt. Bridget’s
Roman Catholic Church
Cleveland
Miiror
The
Catholic Universe
United States
Parker McMahon
Fidelity Funding Company of
New York
P. J. Kieran
Thug Ft
Panera
Fire destroys Fort Leavenworth prison. 8600 convicts moved
A midnight blaze at Fort Leavenworth Kansas partially destroyed the military prison. All 8600 prisoners were taken to a stockade under US troops with no escapes. Two Federal soldiers injured. estimated building loss about 200000. Fire began in the tailor shop and spread to shops. water pressure hindered efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
United States
Leaders to Plan Labor Laws Conference in Chicago
National conference to discuss legislation in workers interests will gather economists educators manufacturers and bartenders from across the United States in Chicago on April 10 at the City Club. Government deputies Nell and Keefe will attend, with a public Mull House meeting to discuss protections for working men and women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hig
Chicago
United States
City Club
American Association For Labor Legislation
Theovernment
Birles P. Nell
Daniel J. Keefe
Immigration
Mull House
Cleveland Man Unknowingly Carts Baby's Body in Basket
Walter Johnson Jr. carried a baby girl corpse in a basket through Cleveland for hours, thinking it held groceries after buying at markets. He delayed home and left the basket on a dining table. Police believe exposure caused death. body found when father opened the basket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Walter Johnson, Jr
Johson
Johnson
Laguna Dam Opens Under Colorado River Control
Laguna Dam spans the Colorado River about fourteen miles above Yuma Arizona. Built by the United States Reclamation Service at a cost over one million dollars, the structure is 4770 feet long. Construction began in July 1 and final rock dumping completes the apron awaiting opening celebrations.
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Colorado River
Laguna Dam
Yuma
Ariz
United States Reclamation Service
Night Battle Leaves 3 Dead in Oklahoma Settlement
In Hickory Settlement Oklahoma a nightlong clash between twenty deputy sheriffs and about 100 African Americans left three killed five wounded and forty captured. The raid began Wednesday afternoon aimed at cattle thieves and escalated into a series of gun duels with roughly 300 shots fired by Thursday morning two more Black residents died and Deputy Sheriff Fowler was injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Hickory Settlement
Okla
Henryetta
Fowler
Brakeman Claims He Is Charlie Ross Imposter
William Grant Eyester of McKeen Rocks a Pittsburg suburb, formerly a foal miner at Shamokin, now a brakeman on the Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad, says he believes he is the Charlie Ross kidnapped from Germantown thirty-five years ago. He matches the description and recalls his early home, but lacks proof and won’t pursue the claim due to sensational notoriety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Grant Eyester
McKeen Rocks
Pittsburg
Shamokin
Charlie
Ross
Rail interests drive expansion and cooperation across lines
Over the past decade, New York Central spent 285 million dollars on improvements and facilities while planning an educational train with New York State Agricultural College. Wells Fargo aims to dominate Mexico express by absorbing National Express, and Lake Shore may receive a large portion of eight million dollars in equipment contracts. Confirmation rises on Pennsylvania taking a half stake in Lake Erie and Pittsburg, extending to Lorain. Minnesota considers regulating rail stock and bond issuance, and a three-state Central Electric Railway Association meeting in Lima explores uniform interrailway accounting. Rush orders accelerate Chicago to Seattle terminal work, with Seattle and Tacoma service expected within two months. A large crew is deployed to the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central
Rum
New York State Agricultural College
Wells-Fargo Express Company
Mexico
National Express Company
Lake Shore
New York Central Lines
Pennsylvania
Lake Erie
Pittsburg
Youngstown
Lorain
H. T. Young
Railroad Committee
Minnesota House
J. N. Johnson
Railronds
Central Electric Railway Association
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Lima
Chicago, Milwaukee
Paget Sound Engineering
Seattle
Tacoma
Seattl
Crazy Snake band routed in Oklahoma battle
A detachment of Crazy Snake's band was surrounded by deputy sheriffs and troops near Crazy Snake's home in Oklahoma. Over 200 shots were fired. one Indian was killed. The Crazy Snake camp was dispersed, the house burned, and about fifteen Indians were captured or scattered into the woods as 300 soldiers, cowboys, and deputies closed in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crazy Snake
Oklahoma
Silliamen
Pierce
Admiral Converse Dead at 75 in Washington Home
Hear Admiral George A. Converse died at his home in Washington D C aged 75 from argenic poisoning. He was president of the board of construction and in active service at death, guiding the globe circling navy fleet. Survived by widow Miss Blood of New York and two unmarried daughters Maud and Olga two more daughters Mrs Colt of Bristol Rhode Island and Mrs Jackson of Baltimore Maryland. He was born in Norwich Vermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Converse
Washington, D. C
Board of Construction of the Navy
Bureau of Navigation
Blood
New York
Maud
Olga
Mra. Colt
Bristol
R. 1
Jackson
Baltimore
Admiral Converse
Norwich
Affinity Wedding A Misfit Anke Separation Case
Marie's wife Julia Kuttner Earle sues Ferdinand Pinney Earle author playwright for annulment alleging lunacy prior to and at the time of marriage. Mrs Earle seeks custody of their child, restoration of her maiden name, and for the child to bear the mother's family name. Sheriff Decker served papers in Middletown Orange County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie
Anke
Ferdinand Pinney Earle
Middletown
N. X
Sherif A. L. Decker
Orange County
Julia Kuttner Earle
Warle
Missing Pittsburg boy prompts ransom note mystery
Lawrence Gibson, 14, of Pittsburg, vanished at midnight prompting a police probe. A special delivery letter demanded a $15,000 ransom for his return. Investigators suspect a prank by the boy and friends, aided by handwriting matching his father’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Wealthy farmer Theodore Maynard dies after wagon crash
In Bellingham Washington Theodore Maynard a wealthy farmer drove with his wife toward the city when she swayed in the carriage. He kept his arm around her until they reached town but she died. The driver explained he attempted to assist her after the mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Maynard
Bellingham
Wash
Era
Chicago Trade and Industry Sees Steady, Modest Growth
Commercial developments keep pace with seasonal advance as bank payments support recovery and trade credits improve. Industrial activity expands modestly with higher output in lumber, wood, and leather. rising demand for finished products and machinery hints at future headwinds. Railroad earnings rise in the West, distribution strengthens, and retail demand grows in apparel, home goods, and food. Chicago district business failures total 34, with few large claimants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Chicago
Duna Review of Trade
New York Weather and Trade Report Notes Quiet Markets
New York reports irregular weather and trade conditions with overall quiet industrial activity. Wholesale and retail sectors show cautious orders and modest demand, especially in women's wear fabrics, while building remains strong. Tariff uncertainty unsettles lumber and other sectors. weekly business failures tally 220 versus prior weeks.
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New York
Enster
Aome
United States
Bradstreet
Market Prices by City for Cattle Hogs and Cereals
A historical compilation lists regional prices for cattle hogs and sheep, with specific ranges for wheat corn oats rye butter eggs and other staples across cities including Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Buffalo New York and Toledo. Prices show wide variability by grade and product with dairy and produce figures noted in cents and dollars per unit.
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Chicago
Indianapolia
Ste
St. Louis
Sac
Cincinnati
Detroit
New York
Toledo
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F. W. Hughes
Iowa
Converse
Washington
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Springfield
Ontlawsa
Posse
Booth & Co
Cbocago
F. C. Letta
Bertha Krupp
Herr Hatbach
Pawerewaki
Illinois
Tron Anu Steel
William D. Owen
Augusta
Gao
Field Museum
War Department
William Jones
Luxon
Wiliam McMeahon
St. Bridget’s Roman Catholic Church
Kieran
Eliot
Great Britain
Illinois Assembly
Taft
Panama
Baltimore City Register
Madigan
Keiran Fidelity
Count Zeppelin
Lafery
Russall Culbertson
Vincennes, Lod
Hersalf
Earle Aued
Col
Gorthals
Panama Canal
China
Russia
Japan
Canada
David 8. Rose
Milwaukee
Samuel Wickle
Albion College
Mich
Belgrade
Philippinca Assembly
Congress
Hltneis
Friends of
Mra
Mary A. Lavatder
Jo Whitla
Cage
Butler
Miss McDermott
Bhear
Charlie Rose
Beaver
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