Was Pennell a defaulter spent friends money
Buffalo reports claim Arthur R. Pennell, killed in a March 10 auto crash, owed lenders up to 200000 dollars. He allegedly acted as a financial agent for eastern friends, attracted funds for investment, spent them, and used his own money for interest payments. His will provides for his administrator to reimburse losses in full.
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Buffalo
Arthur R. Pennell
Pennell
Popwell
J. Frederick Pennell
Peanell
Great Western To Seek Bridge Use Across Missouri River
Great Western officials Samuel Stieiney and Frank Kelloge met with Judge Me Heh to press a federal action to compel Union Facile to grant use of the bridge across the Missouri River. The suit enforces an old Omaha Walon Pacific agreement that the bridge stay open for all rails on reasonable terms. Kellog noted plans for Great Western trains into the city starting July.
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Missouri
Omnaba
Nad
Samuel
Stieiney
Frank B. Kelloge
Chisago
Heh
Union
Great Western 4
Missouri River
Omaha
Walon Pacific
Kellogh
Great Wetsera
Juco 1
Settlement of Estate of Millionaire Stratton
Colorado Springs April 7 County Judge Orr approved a compromise between J. Barry Stratton and executors of his father's will. Stratton receives 950000 cash, including 800000 legacy. The money is paid at once and all litigation ends. The late millionaire's fortune, about 15000000, funded a charitable hope for the poor in the city.
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Colorado Springs
Col
Orr
J. Barry Stratton
Stratton
Stratlan
Ily
Immigrants Pass Through Chicago in Record Rail Move
Chicago yesterday saw between 2000 and 3000 immigrants arrive via rail from the southeast and northwest. It was the largest single-day movement on record, with entrants from nearly every European country. Officials predict this year will break all migration and settlement records in the northwest.
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Chicago
Northwest
Europe
Labor officials say strike anticipated in Brockton plant
Brockton Mass April 7 The D W V Field Company closed its doors to its over 9000 operatives and announced a temporary shutdown due to over production Labor officials call the move a straight layoff made in anticipation of a possible strike order.
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Brockton, Mass
D. WV. Field Company
Ths
Mrs Porter Dies in Paris After Sudden Illness
Mrs Horace Porter wife of the American ambassador in Paris died suddenly after noon yesterday from congestion following a chill. She had just returned from Switzerland a few days earlier after several weeks away for health. Porter had shown improvement but remained ill with influenza when the fatal chill set in and developed into pneumonia.
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Paris
Horace Porter
Switzerland
Ambassador Stricken After Severe Illness Ends
The ambassador collapsed in illness and never recovered after a severe grip attack. He had recently faced a bout of illness described as serious, leading to a final decline and death.
Bryan to Speak on Politics in the East
Wm J Bryan has notified New York he will tour the East in May delivering political addresses. He plans stops in New York Connecticut Rhode Island Massachusetts New Jersey and Maryland to speak to friends and supporters. Professor Lorenz departed Vienna secretly en route to New York to avoid Austrian medical jealousy and will sail from Gibraltar today.
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Colonel Bryan
New York
Wm. J. Bryan
New
Lorenz
Vienna
Lorenzas Jeft ‘Vienne
Austria Medical Fraternity
America
Gibralta
Germany Plans Extension of Her Foreign Trade
Berlin announced that Germany will extend trade by sending Councilor Zimmerman to South Africa, Australia and New Zealand to promote British colonization efforts in those regions.
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Germany
Berlin
Zimmerman
South Africa
Australia
New Zealand
Waterbury Riot Suspects Held for Assault Trial
Eleven young men believed to have attacked a trolley car posing crew in Waterbury February 26 were arraigned in Waterville on charges of assault with intent to kill.
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Waterbury
Conn
Waterville
State Court Upheld Jurisdiction Question in Minnesota Bank Case
Washington, April 7 United States supreme court ruled yesterday it cannot review Wisconsin court conclusions in a Minnesota stockholder liability case against Mary A. Guy Wisconsin resident and bank stock owner. The Wisconsin court had held a Minnesota appointed receiver could not pursue a claim outside Minnesota to enforce liability.
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Wisconsin
Washington
A. ©. Fancy
Farmers’ and Merchants’ State Bank of
Mary A. Guy
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court of Wisconsin
Supreme Court
B F Ayer Dead In Chicago At 78
B F Ayer longtime general counsel for the Illinois Central died of pneumonia in Chicago aged 78. Ayer a Kingston New Hampshire native and Dartmouth and Harvard Law School graduate practiced in Manchester New Hampshire and later served as corporation counsel for Links city before becoming Illinois Central general counsel in 1861 and rector.
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Ayer
Ilinois Central
Kingston
N. H
Dartmouth College
Dane Iaw School
Harvard Univerlelty
Macnester
Noh
New Hampshire
Links
Wingis Central Hn 1St
Dynamite Explosion Fatal In Providence Townsail
A dynamite blast wrecked a home in Providence townsail injuring Benjamin Johnson and his mother yesterday morning. Eleven year old Apelo-Roy vohk yon is dead and Mrs Johnson is believed fatally injured.
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Lancaster
Apelo
Roy Vohkyon
Benjamin Johnson
Providence Townsail
Johnson
Dr Newton to Leave Stanford
San Francisco reports Reverend B Hener Newton, a famed Episcopal clergyman, will depart Stanford University. It is unclear if the resignation is forced or voluntary. Newton was not on campus yesterday and could not be interviewed.
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Dr. Newton
Stanford
San Francisco
B. Hener Newton
Stanford University
Newton
Twelve Years for Defaulter in Coast Guard Case
William A. Wilson, once disbursing officer of the Bureau of Coast Guard and Transport, who fled to Montreal and was brought back to his city on March 16, was yesterday sentenced to twelve years in prison.
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Manila
William A. Wilson
Bureau of Coast Guard and Transporteto
Montreal
Bis City
Roosevelt Tours Dakota Amid Cheerful Crowds
President Roosevelt traveled through South Dakota delivering speeches on tariff and national prosperity. He spoke in Sioux Falls Aberdeen Mitchell Scotland and Deadwood, greeting many children and receiving strong crowds at each stop. Senators Kittredge and Gantowe and Reps Martin and Burke joined him, with a possible Deadwood stay if Yellowstone conditions allow. He plans to enter Yellowstone Park the day after Fargo route stops.
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Roosevelt
Nakuta
Sioux Falls
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Gantowe
Martin
Burke
South Dakota
Congress
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Mitchel
Mitchell
Klan
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Eldren
Wote
Alper
Redfield
Tere
Seth Wallerck
Billings
Zontana
Yellowstone Park
Buck et Shops Appeal in Quotations Ownership Case
Federal court decision in Kansas City permanent on quotation ownership, with Buck et shops appealing. Judge Hook’s ruling contrasts with Stockett shops, Kansas City case leading to appeals. Chandler notes futures trading widely recognized, letting farmers sell grain at low costs while merchants gain margins on futures.
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Chicago
Chaniler
Board of Trade
United States Court At
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Hook
Court of Appeals
Adams
St. Louis
Chandler
Lushel
Deering Men Strike Over Work Day and Wage Increase
A general strike was called in the Deerin division at Irondale of International Harvester. Workers protest a personal service contract described as a release for the company to pay damages. They demand a nine hour work day and a 12 percent wage increase to end the stoppage.
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Chicago
Deerin
Irondale
International Harvester Company
Cuba Congress Reassembles Discusses Foreign Affairs
Congress assembled yesterday in Havana April 7. President Pa Kiws message covers local interests and foreign affairs. He notes gratitude toward President Roosevelt for reciprocity and confidence in the negotiations' final outcome. Cuba has two five.
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Congress
Pa’ Kiw
Government weighs extradition pacts with Britain and Cuba ties
Diplomatic officials discuss several extradition treaties as a commercial accord with Great Britain is proposed. The government remains engaged with the Isle of Pines issue, expecting a satisfactory Cuba settlement.
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Isle of Pines
Cuba
Janesville Votes Franchise For Traction Line To Madison
City of Janesville grants the Janesville Traction Company a franchise to build a railway to Madison after a city council vote. The firm is backed by eastern capitalists. In Pawtucket, the American Textile plant closed, leaving over 20 operators jobless as management plans indefinite shutdown.
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Traction Company
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Janesville Traction Company
Madison
Pawtucket
American Testile Company
Yale Adopts Fully Elective Four Year College Course
New Haven, Conn. April 7. Yale announces that all four years of the college course will be elective, with freshmen no longer required to take the studies throughout the year. The change will remove Greek from admission examinations.
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YALE
New Haven
Conn
Clairvoyant Arraigned After Vineland Visit
New York reports that self styled clairvoyant Doctor G. Carroll traveled to Vineland two weeks ago claiming psychic mastery and soliciting trades. He allegedly took $40 from Joan Statesman before being arrested.
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New York
G. Carroll
Vineland
Joan Statesman
Mn Bank
Carroll
Rebellion and Battles Drive Albanian-Turkish Upheaval
Reports from Sofia and Constantinople describe a three day clash near Melnik north of Salonica between Turkish forces with German officers and insurgents led by a Macedonian captain. Albanian communities in Durazzo and Scutari Vilayet face unrest and massacres, with Catholic Albanians memorialized in Sofia as martyrs.
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Bulgaria
Okrida
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Stayanal
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Mies
Salonica
Tirnove
Touen
Malmo
Jubret
Constantinople
Durazzo
Peli
Agriguig
Scutari Vilayet
Milwaukee to East St Louis Franchise Bid Chaos
The Milwaukee Santern Railway seeks a city franchise to build two stream railroads from Milwaukee to East St Louis. The plan aims to traverse the southwestern section of the state and cross into Illinois, competing with lines through Chicago.
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Ilwakes
Miwaukee Santern Railway Company
Milwauke
East St. Louis
Pravdlers
Lingis
Aressny Yvarlons Sestern Tront
Lo Chicago
Blizzard Rages Across Northwest Sparking Severe Travel Woes
Storm sweeps North Lakota and Northern Minnesota with blizzard conditions from Fargo to Winnipeg. Grand Forks and nearby areas report heavy snow and wind, causing train cancellations and warnings as winter’s worst strikes the region.
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Specketon
Bing
North Lakota
Minnesota
Fargo
Winnepeg
Grand Forks
Ty Anvil
Auitkant
Public spirited Ohio citizen builds home for elderly ladies
Benjamin Waddell a well known farmer of Marion county Ohio who previously donated an $80,000 house for children to the town of Mayon plans to spend at least $60,000 to erect another home for aged women in the same area.
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Benjamin Waddell
Marion County
Oho
Mayon
Early Wisconsin crop report outlines seed testing plan
Wisconsin growers prepare for spring crop conditions with letters from counties to Secretary Mr True of the state board of agriculture. The first weather bulletin on soil and fall sown crops will be issued Friday or Saturday, with monthly updates through fall. Tobacco seed germination issues prompt seed testing. markets, seed quality, and storage are discussed as farmers brace for an early grain start if favorable weather holds.
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Jonas Mr. True
Wisconsin State Board of Agriculture
Wisconsin
Crain
Northwest
Minnesota
South Dakota
North Dakota
Ore Dock Capacity to Add 1 Million Worth of Storage
More than $1,000,000 worth of new ore dock capacity will go into commission about May, adding storage for 106,258 tons. The completion includes a Great Northern dock at Alpagues Bay, a dock at Escanaba for the Chicago and Northwestern, the Wisconsin Central rebuilt dock at Ashland, and the Algoma Central dock at Michipacon, Ontario.
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Alp
Gues Bay
Escanaba
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Ashlane
Algoma
Michipacoton
Ontario
Trust Earnings Decline At United States Steel
New York figures show United States Steel earnings for the first quarter of this calendar year at 24,658,196 dollars, down 91,025.43 dollars from the prior year.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Rioting in Servia Ends in Deaths and Arrests
Rioting in Servia Belzarde on Sunday arose from a march against the police regulation. The gendarmes were called out to suppress the demonstration. Two voters and two gendarmes were killed and many wounded on both ships. One hundred and thirty arrests were made.
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Belzarde
Servia
Prohibition Move Linked to Clothes in Canada
Ottawa reports Canada’s house of commons passed a resolution 1038 to 1 approving a plan to forbid importation manufacture and sale of clothes in Canada. Sir Wilfrid Laurier opposed the resolution deeming it impracticable and morally regressive. The next step is a prohibitory bill, though government support is uncertain.
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Ottawa
Canada House of Commons
Canada
Witfrid Laurier
New Chilean Ministry Formed After Resignations
Santiago announces a new Chilean ministry succeeding the ab who resigned Saturday. Raiz Sotomayor becomes minister of foreign affairs alongside Manuel Salinas treasury, San Fuentes justice, Rivas Viet na public works, and Ricardo Matte.
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Santiago
Chile
Satumtay
Raiz Sotomayor
Manuel Salinas
Treasuryy
Bal San Fuentes
Rivas Vietna
Ricardo Matte
Judge Mitchell Resigns Auburn Judge Accepts Commerce Post
I W Mitchell resigns as judge of the Auburn municipal court to take a position in the department of commerce in Washington. The move ends his tenure in the local court and shifts him to a national post in the federal bureau.
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Mitchell
Auburn
Maine
I. W. Minchell
Municipal Cour
Department of Commerce
Weehington
Labor Union Merger Projected Across Nation
In Pittsburg April a defensive alliance of most of the nation’s trade unions shows the plan to merge. Leaders including T. J. Shafer of the American Association of Iron Steel and Tin Workers discuss forming plans to switch the objective to a broader labor front in the near future.
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Pittsburg
Thas
T. J. Shafer
Aweganated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Worker
German Editor Dead in Berlin After Operation
Berlin reports editor H. B. Koebner of the National Zeitung has died after a head failure following an operation. Koebner led the paper and was a prominent figure in German journalism.
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Berlin
H. B. Koebner
National Zeitung
King Attends Bull Fight With European Elite
King Edward of England accompanied by Don Alfonso and other dignitaries attended a bull fight at Campo Pequino in Lisbon. The royal party, including two suites, arrived by air aboard 8 Bing Carlos.
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Lisbon
Air
Bing Carlosing
Edward
England
Don Alfonso
Tf Lgother
Marla
Tae Campo Pequan
Mystery over silk merchant suicide at Harlem River
Drag River in vain as New York authorities press for Adolph Openham’s body recovery. The rich silk merchant leaped from the central arch of Highbridge last Monday and offered a $5,006 reward for his return. Authorities intensify search and public interest rises in the unfolding tragedy.
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New York
Adolph Openham
Harlem
Highbridge
Texas Oil Lands Sale Closed at Beaumont
Anril TAT English company closes a 3,000,000 deal for Hogg-Sqryane syndicate oil properties at Beaumont. Plan calls for building nine fine from Beaumont to Port Arthur.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Anril Tat English Company
Hogg-Sqvayne Syndicate
Beaumont
Pory Arthur
Supreme Court invalidates Illinois county bonds in 1871
Washington April 7 The United States Supreme Court ruled that bonds issued by the county of Harliton Illinois in 1871 to support the St Louis and Southeastern Railroad were invalid due to violation of Illinois state legislation.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Harliton
Illinois
St. Louis & Southeastern Railroad Company
Daly's Colt Wins One Mile Meantisina Stake
The Tennessean reports that Daly's Colt Claude won the one mile Meantisina stake by two lengths with Jim as the runner up.
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Memphis
Jim
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