Local Mining Congress Sets Forest Complaint Committee
Denver officials report the American Mining Congress will form state committees to receive investigate and relay complaints about national forest administration. It aims to balance conservation with mining interests and may seek resolutions through Chief Pinchot and a forthcoming formal decision.
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Denver
Colo
National Forests
West
Forest Service Committee
American Mining Congress
Mining Congress
Congress
Pinchot
Forestry Bureau
Forestry Committee
Indian Chief Crazy Snake Seeks Fair Trial Guarded
Henryetta Okla March reports Chief Crazy Snake and his warriors encamped in a ravine ready to surrender if assured of a fair trial and decent treatment. Sher Odum delivered the message. authorities promise protection and arrest. One Indian killed and five captured. Sandy Table blamed for stirring trouble. Militia to approach the ravine. eleven prisoners taken. Robinson Starr among advisers. Unconfirmed rumor of Sheriff Matty killed. Indian Agent Keeley reports quiet from scene.
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Henryetta
Oklo
Crazy Snake
Jack Thompson
Sherif Odum
Sandy Table
Okmulgee
Matty
Victory Grounds
Wos
German Art Collection Sent From Berlin to Chicago
The Kaiser and the German government will send one of the most important collections of modern German paintings to Chicago as a gesture to improve U S German relations. The shipment follows a request from Emperor William and signals friendly ties between the nations during this period.
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Berlin
Chicago
Chiicago
United States
Germany
America
German Art Exhibition Opens in City April Sixth
Preparations for a major German art exhibition are underway at the Art Institute. Count Bernstorff and Dr. Paul Roh will represent Germany at the opening on April 6, welcomed by Governor Dennen, Mayor Busse, and Chicago’s prominent figures including Robert Lincoln and Charles Hutchinson. The show features works by Woecklin, Stuck, Lenbach, Menzel, Leihl, and Thoma, with a notable Kaiser portrait by Arthur Kampf. Organized by the German government with imperial sanction, it aims to expose American audiences to contemporary German art and includes works from Berlin’s Royal National Gallery and other public collections.
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Art Institute
Count Bernstorfff
United States
Paul Roh
Chicago
Deneen
Illinois
Busse
Tue
Woecklin
Stuck
Lenbach
Menzel
Leihl
Thoma
Kaiser
Arthur Kampf
Royal Academy of Art
Berlin
Hugo Reisinger
New York
Tisen
Reyal National Gallery
Zeppelin Airship Fails to Keep Course in Strong Winds
Berlin April 1 reports say the Zeppelin airship started from Friedrichhaven for Munich at sunrise. A 4 to 6 mile wind pushed it off course and into distress as Count Zeppelin led fourteen guests and officials aboard. Sightings from Landshut confirm the craft was seen overhead in trouble.
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Berlin
Friedrichhaven
Filighy
Munich
Count Zeppelin
Landshut
Prussia
Building for Future Chicago Subway Plans Mentioned
Chicago anticipates four to five story streets as population grows. Plans include underground loops for the Illinois Central, potential subways below bores, and connections to downtown routes. Officials weigh costs, competition with elevated and surface lines, and electrification questions amid a projected 1.4 million residents.
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Chicago
New York
Illinois Central
Tlinois Central
Randolph Street
Franklin
Market Street
Jackson Boulevard
Tinols
Joop
Saonete
Roosevelt Fans Feted In Gibraltar Welcome
Theodore Roosevelt and party enjoyed a two hour Gibraltar visit hosted by Governor Sir Frederick Frestier Walker and U S consul Richard Sprague. crowds cheered from forts and barracks as roosevelt waved from ship. Kermit Roosevelt won two race events and gifts were presented to his father.
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Gibraltar
Theodore Roosevelt
Frederick Frestier Walker
Richard J. Sprague
United State
Naval Hospital
Roosevelt
Rancevelt
Ponta del Cade
San Miguel Island
Shin
Hioner
Kermit
Mrs Kitner Worsens in Denver Insane Ward
The Denver Post reports Mrs Rebecca Kitner, insane in Denver, after nine days without sustenance, was forcefully moved from 1140 Crashway to the county hospital insane ward. She fought officers with knives and forks while hallucinating she was dead, and her room remained unclean amid calls for police aid. Walter Kitner remains missing in silence.
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Denver
Kitner
Walter
Deadwood
Lend
Denver Post
Rebecca Kitner
Wenn
Becaniwe
WP Wimmer
Mes Kitner
Walter Kitner
Mina
Steel Trust Begins Retrenchment Plan at Pittshora
United States Steel Corporation starts a carefully matured retrenchment plan in Pittsburgh today to cut payroll expenses by about 1.5 million dollars, removing what has been called the "profit and loss" portion of prior costs, as officials tighten the books and streamline operations.
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Pittshora
Pas
United States Steel Corporation
Ben
High paid department heads cut at McKeesport plant
The National Tube plant at McKeesport part of United States Steel cut twenty two high salaried department heads' salaries today. Most have resigned rather than submit, a move seen as aligning with lower wage levels while avoiding interference with workers.
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National Tube Company
McKeesport
United States Steel Corporation
American Bidders See Chance in Sicilian Italian Earthquake Rebuild
Consul A T Michaelson reports from Turin that American manufacturers will have first opportunity to supply materials for rebuilding Sicilian and southern Italian cities after the disaster. Italy plans to reconstruct Messina Reggio Palmi and Tarara with steel and concrete, limiting building heights to about ten meters. A Lombardy cooperative will run a public materials and design competition with models due today.
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Washington
Sicily
Italy
A .T. Michaelson
Turin
State Department
Messina
Reegia
Palmi
Tarara
Croperative Society of
Lombardy
Oil ship blown up near Marseilles kills crew
An explosion aboard the American schooner Jules Henry of Philadelphia killed eight crewmen and fatally wounded seven others, with three more in danger after unloading of 1 800 tons of petroleum had barely begun when the vessel was lifted into the air and a series of blasts followed.
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Marseilles
Jules Henry
Philadelphia
Important Ruling on Insurance Liability Limit Set by Court
Albany April 1. New York Supreme Court upholds constitutional the insurance law capping business liability. The decision ends a lengthy dispute and may influence where corporations base offices amid feared relocations to states with looser restrictions.
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New York
Edward VII Stricken In Madrid Stroke Report
Berlin dispatches report Edward VII suffered a slight paralytic stroke while visiting Madrid though later notes say no conclusive confirmation and the king attended the Vasque carnival with doctors confident he will recover upon return to England.
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Berlin
Frankfurter Gazette Today
Madrid
Edward VII
England
London
Europe
Rimvitz
Edward
Fielone
Chief Crazy Snake Surrenders Relative to Troops
Tastman Jones, brother in law of Chief Crazy Snake, surrendered to troops at Piercy Oklahoma. He was sent to the hills to persuade the chief to come in without trouble. Crazy Snake’s wife, daughter, and son are in soldier custody.
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Crazy Snake
Piercy
Okla
Porto Rigo Crowns U S Dominance In Porto Rico Trade
Porto Rico shows dramatic export gains a decade after U S cession. Exports to the United States rose from 2.41 million in 1898 to about 22.89 million in 1908, with sugar and coffee expanding. Officials credit military and civil government for stabilization and growth.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
United States
Paria
Uncle Sim
Car Co. to Hire 1000 for Railcar Project at Jeffersonville
In Jeffersonville Indiana the American Car and Foundry Co will employ about 1000 workers within six weeks for Rock Island order of seventy passenger coaches valued at around 350 900 dollars. Additional orders could add 500 000 dollars and sustain eighteen months of work. many returning workers and a shift toward steel framed coaches are noted.
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Railronds
New Judges Named to South Dakota Supreme Court
Pierre April 1 Governor Vessey appointed Titlee FE. G. Smith of Yankton to the state supreme court from the Third Judicial district and Judge McCay of Aberdeen from the Fifth district. Robert B. Tripp of Yankton succeeds Judge Smith in the Third district and Frank McNulty of Sisseton succeeds Judge McCoy in the Fifth district. The appointments are described as nonpartisan with Smith and McCoy tied to the stalwart faction and Tripp and McNulty aligned with the progressive cause.
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E. G. Smith
Yankton
W. McCoy
Aberdeen
Supreme Court
Pierre
S. D
Gernor Vessey
State Supreme Court
Titlee
FE. G. Smith
McCay
Robert B. Tripp
Jude Smith
Frank McNulty
Sisseton
McCoy
Smith
Tripp
McNulty
Philippines Delegate Opposes Duty on Sugar in Payne Bill
Pablo Ovam po, Philippine congress delegate, argues the Payne bill does not provide free trade for the islands and imposes tariff barriers on imports. He asks abolition of Dingley law sugar duties, noting his people do not manufacture many protected goods. Senate Republicans expect a rule to limit debate on the Payne bill Monday.
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Washington
Pablo Ovampo
Congress
Philippines
Islands
Ile
United States
Hosiery Tax Debate Clears House Ad by National Hosiery Makers
A large advertisement signed by National Hosiery Manufacturers appeared in local papers claiming the Payne bill stocking tax will not raise consumer costs for domestic hosiery. Lawmakers plan to separate votes on hides and lumber before a final bill vote. Reconsideration by sections will follow a five minute rule.
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Arate
Fish Trust leaders indicted in bankruptcy case
A. Vernon Booth president and Frederick R. Robbins assistant treasurer of the Booth company known as the Fish Trust were indicted by the grand jury for obtaining money and credit by false representations.
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Chicago
A. Vernon Booth
Frederick R. Robbins
Booth Company
The
Fish Trust
Wright Receives Rome King as Italian Flight Planned
Wilbur Wright, American aeronaut, met the king in a private audience in Rome. He will attempt a flight next week in his latest model from a location in Italy witnessed by army officials.
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Rome
Roosevelt
Messin
Stentef
Hamburg
Naples
Lloyd Griscom
Duke and Dunehes
Austa
Wilbur Wright
Wright
Italy
Jailed for Unpaid Fine in Deadwood Jail
D. F. E. Perkins, a Whitewood rancher, was jailed by Sheriff Matt Phlinkett in Deadwood for failing to pay a court-imposed fine after a cruelty to animals conviction. He serves thirty days in lieu of payment, with custody continuing until the fine is remitted.
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D. FE. Perkins
Whitewood
Matt Phlinkett
Deadwood
Perkins
Postmaster Assignments in South Dakota Approved
Representatives Martin and Burke joined in recommending to the president the appointment of A. W. Pruitt Phillip, Peter Schrader Avon, W. N. Wright Emery, and George C. Foster Chappelle as postmasters in South Dakota.
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Washington
Martin and
Burke
South Dakota
A. W. Pruitt
Phillip
Peter Schrader
Avon
W. N. Wright
Emery
George C. Foster
Chappelle
Reward for Blood Indians Aiding Crazy Snake Capture
Officials of the bureau of Indian affairs announced that the government will reward all full bloods who aided in pursuing and capturing Crazy Snake and his band, provided they show no participation in the uprising or subsequent disorders.
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Crazy Snake
Washington
Bureau of Indian Affairs Today
Speculation and Prices Shape Cotton Prospects Across the South
New Orleans reports that cotton plans advance with mixed profits as last year’s crop sold low while yields rose. Absence of speculative buyers hurts farmers who must carry crops or sell. high costs for provisions and labor offset gains from ideal weather and abundant harvest.
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New Orleans
South
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Spain
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Senate
Indict Fish Trust
MCN
Vernon Booth
FP. R. Robbins
Victor Emmanuel
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