Prolonged 1906 Assembly Session Closes in Kentucky
The 1906 Kentucky general assembly session ended after sixty working days. A joint session in Jackson heard speeches, while the House committee favored the Hull bill granting 300000 dollars for a government powder factory.
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Kentucky General Assembly
Alten B. Parker
New York
Mississapi
Jackson
House Committee On Military Gers
Hull
Toledo
Geir
Horace Tenny
Wisconsin
Madison
Russian merchants fail under heavy losses
O . A. Rastourgeff, the largest merchants in Russia, have failed for $13 00,000. Nicholas Brice, banker and vice President of the Stock Exchange, is read at Philadelphia. Mr. Brice was about eighty years of age. The Chicago Federation of Labor has declared war on the Chicago Undertakers Association, branding them a trust of the worst order. The Austro-Servian tariff dispute collapsed. Orders have been issued to admit all Austrian merchant into Servia on the same conditions as before the tariff War. The Toledo grand jury returned indictments against five of the largest ice companies doing business there for conspiring to raise ice prices.
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Nicholas Brice
The
Stock Exchange
Philadelphia
Brice
Chicago Federation of Labor
Chicago Undertakers’ Association
Special Business Men’s Grand
Toledo
Session highlights from March 14 Senate debate on railroad rate bill
The March 14 Senate session focused on a railroad rate bill with Mr. Rayner leading the main discussion. Senators Foraker Lodge and Dolliver reacted strongly to his remarks. The day included talk of retiring aged clerks and a Wisconsin speaker on statehood, plus continued Fate bill consideration and a Tillman report. A House note references the Moro killings in the Philippines led by Mr. Jones.
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Senate
Rayner
Birh
Messrs. Foraker
Lodge
Dolliver
Meuse
Babcock
Wisconsin
Renate
Tillman
Mr. Nelson
Minn
Housee
Philippines
Jones
House Debates Abolishing Lieutenant General Rank
The House struggled for three hours to pass the Prince bill abolishing the lieutenant general rank in the army amid a filibuster by supporters of Generals Corbin and MacArthur. The chamber adjourned without action. The Senate was not in session. A House vote later amended the bill to allow promotion of Corbin and MacArthur and also approved a consular service reorganization bill. In the Senate, McCreary Bailey and Heyburn spoke on railroad rate regulation.
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House
Corbin
MacArthur
Senate
Leutenant
Messrs. McCreary, Bailey and Heyburn
British King Sinks in Atlantic Storm with Twenty Seven Lost
A fierce Atlantic gale destroys the British King, sunk about 160 miles south of Barbados. Twenty seven crewmen perish, thirteen rescued by the Bostonian, eleven by the Mannheim, and five survivors saved from wreckage. Details emerge as the Bostonian arrives with the news.
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Boston
Phoenix Line
Bable Island
Weasel
Leyland Line
Bostonian
Manchester
Mannheim
Rotterdam
New York
American ship subsidy bill stirs British owners in Commons
London March 19 The American ship subsidy bill agitates British ship owners and builders and prompted a Commons question. Prime Minister Campbell-Bannerman said no useful action could be taken now. Government cannot predict the measure's effect on British shipping, but would consider consequences if it passes.
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London
House of Commons
Presoler Campbell-Bannerman
Market Quotations From Minneapolis Duluth St Paul and Chicago
Wheat prices rise with May at 76 and July at 79 for Minneapolis bids. Northern futures show 76 in Duluth and 74 in 2 Northern, with flax values around 1.14 to 1.17 per bushel. Cattle and hog prices are listed across St Paul and Chicago markets with steers 3.5 to 5.5 dollars and hogs around 6.0 dollars, lambs at 4.6 to 6.9 dollars.
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Minneapolis
Duluth
Northern
St. Paul
Market Prices Report from Chicago Commodities
Chicago market notes show Wheat for May at 18 3/4 cents and July at 78 cents, Corn May 44 1/2 cents and July 44 1/2. Oats May 30 1/4 and July 29 1/4. Pork May 16.20 and July 16.15. Flax cash at Northwestern 1.14 and Southwestern 1.06, May 1.12. Butter 16 26 1/4 cents, dairies 15 26 cents, Eggs 13 1/2 cents. Poultry Turks 12 1/2 cents, chickens and springs 12 1/2 cents.
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Chicago
Northwestern
Southwestern
Wreck Kills Dozens After Telegraph Failure Near Florence
Pueblo Colorado March 17 Failure by a telegraph operator to deliver a message to the Denver and Rio Grande crew caused a head on collision near Florence. At least twenty one killed and twenty three injured as fire burned wreckage. Engineers and firemen perished at their posts.
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Denver and
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Eden
Denver
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Grand Junction
Walter Coslett
J. H. Smith
Adobe wreck tolls kill dozens near Florence Colorado
Pueblo reports place losses from the Adobe wreck on the Denver and Rio Grande railroad at about thirty six dead. Seventeen bodies are in Pueblo morgue, two in Florence, with more unaccounted and possibly a score burned. Operator H. F. Lively says he slept through the missed train order and faced no arrest until after the coroner's inquest.
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Pueblo
Colo
Florence
Denver and Rio Grande
F. Lively
Lively
Twelve Lives Lost in San Juan Snow Slide Toll Rises
Denver reports twelve deaths from a snowslide near Silverton raising the storm toll to at least fifteen across the San Juan mining districts. Miners, families face starvation as Mills and other property valued at about one million dollars vanish into deep gulches. A marooned passenger train on Cumbres pass depends on coal from the engine and scarce supplies as communications collapse statewide.
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Denver
Silverton
San Juan
Camp Bird
Ouray
Coal Basin
Cumbres Pass
Durango
Alamosa
Second Conference Set by Coal Operators and Miners
A second conference of coal operators and miners from Ohio Indiana Illinois and Western Pennsylvania was scheduled after a resolution by operators. J H Winder was chosen operator chairman and John Mitchell of the Mine Workers set the first session for 10 am. Operators will elect own spokesmen with no joint state representatives.
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Indianapolis
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Pennsylvania
J. H. Winder
John Mitchell
F. L. Robbins
Pittsburg Coal Company
Woman Burned To Death In Kansas City Fire
Miss Agnes Inman a corsetmaker who came from St Louis three months ago was burned to death in the Altman building annex at Eleventh and Walnut streets. Five other women were overcome by smoke as a fire started from a kiln used by artists making chinaware. Property loss is said to be large.
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Kansas City
Agnes Inman
St. Louis
Altman
Eleventh and
Walnut Streets
China
Herr Most Dies After Brief Illness in Cincinnati
Anarchist Johann Most died in Cincinnati on March 17 after erysipelas. He had arrived Monday at the invitation of friends and was to lecture in Chicago Wednesday but canceled due to illness. He lingered, fluctuating between delirium and brief moments of consciousness, before passing with a small group of friends at his bedside.
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Cincinnati
Herr Johann Most
Herr Most
Adolph Kraus
Cutter Street
Chicago
Castellane Advised by Doctor to Miss Court Appearance
Paris March 17 Judge Ditte of the First tribunal of the Seine summoned Count Castellane and his wife for a reconcilia tion under the divorce suit brought by the Countess Boni de Castellane formerly Anna Gould. The Count's attorney produced a doctor's certificate stating illness and inability to attend. Hearing adjourned for a fortnight.
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Ditte
Tribunal of
Seine
Boni de Castellane
Anna Gould
Edmund Kelly
Earthquake Toll in Formosa Prefecture Details
A Tokyo dispatch to the Daily Telegraph reports Taihoku and Formosa suffered severe quake damage. In Kagi prefecture alone 1,400 houses were destroyed, 1,014 killed and 695 injured, with the disaster described as more serious than initially reported.
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Tokio
Daily Telegraph
Taihoku
Formosa
Kagi
Former Indiana Auditor Sherrick Guilty of Embezzlement
Indianapolis March 15 David E Sherrick former auditor of state found guilty by a jury on charges of misusing 127000 belonging to the state. He resigned at the governor's demand and the money has since been paid back into the state treasury.
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Indianapolis
David E. Sherrick
Sherrick
Strikes Meet Suppression as Cossacks Fire on Rally
In Rostoff on Don a railway and telegraph workers meeting was attacked by Cossacks who fired on the crowd, killing two and wounding eight. In Moscow troops guard railway stations and Abrikosoff works as unrest grows.
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St. Petersburg
Rostoff-on-Don
Moscow
Abrikosoff Works
Charles B. Francis Named Ambassador to Austria Hungary
Washington March 19 Charles B Francis of Troy New York former American minister to Greece has been sent to the Senate as ambassador to Austria Hungary to succeed Bellamy Storer His father was formerly ambassador to Austria.
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Charles 8
Francis
Troy
N. Y
Greece
Senate
Austria-Hungary
Bellamy Storer
Austria
In Town and Out Political Notices and Local Movements
This item surveys a flurry of brief posts from Linton with residents traveling to Aberdeen Strasburg and Bismarck, mentions of court and business trips, shifts in local jobs and a forthcoming Edison Phonograph display, plus community notices about school, band, and a theatre play. It also reports a death in Jamestown and family travels of Mahaney and Honstain.
Stand by the bill as Republicans back statehood measure
Washington report notes a 126 to 35 Republican vote to stand by the statehood bill after a two and a half hour caucus and to seek a Senate conference. Mondell resolution defeated 129 to 43 to remove Arizona and New Mexico from the bill. Also in Nashville Dr Herman Feist arrested for murder of Rosa Mangrum. In Shreveport St Vincent's academy burns with no injuries.
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Me Mondell
Wyoming
Mondell
Arizona
New Mexico
Nashville
Tenn
Herman Feist
Rosa Mangrum
Ohie
Cairo
Chester Mason
Shreveport
St Vincent's Academy
For Sale in Rye area NorthWest quarter section sale
Classified notice offers sale of land in Section 20 Township 136 Range 76 at 84 dollars per acre. Respond to address Hox 100 Aberdeen South Dakota.
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Aberdeen
For Sale Brome Grass Seed Sample at Local Store
Brome grass seed offered for sale, carefully cleaned. Sample available at the Store of W. EB Petrie in Linton. Apply at the firm near Nateruon. Contact S. Eo Wrindle for details between Feb 22 and Mar 2.
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W. EB Petrie
Linton
Nea
Chattel Mortgage Sale Notice in Emmons County ND
By chattel mortgage dated June 1905 Sherman Smith of Emmons County and BEiburge defaulted on the loan. A public auction will be held March 61 1906 at 2 PM at the Linton court house for one black gelding four years old. Mortgage balance shown as 105.12 dollars. Mortgagor BEiburge signed the notice in Emmons County North Dakota.
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F. B. Irvine
Jone Martin
L. A. Weatherby
R. D. Coonen
Robert Petrie
Ritchie Simpson
Dell Rapids
M. D
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H. Dpd
Ovunnor
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Hague
H. Stoddard
Thos. Vetter
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A. K. Fischer
F. Sabili
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F. Payne
C. Kline
F. Kuehn
Val. Miller
Anton Weber
John van Vugt
Geo. Wenlnger
Frank Weigel
BR. Ell
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Thos. Litzinger
Frank Salill
William Jones
Mr. Jones
Sherman Smith
Emmons
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Beiburge
Emmons County
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