Spain Must Explain Regret for Insult to President
Cabinet demands Spain express regret for the insult to the American president and disavow views in the published letter by Senor Dupuy de Lome. Woodford to report full Madrid actions. De Lome plans departure to avoid further friction. successor named as Senor Bernabe.
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Spain
Madrid
WASHINGTON
Senor Dupuy de Somets
Senor Canalejas
Woodford
United States
General Woodford
Senor de Lome
New York
Havre
Valencia
cortes ean
Picquart testifies in open court on Esterhazy graft and burns letters
Paris dispatch details Colonel Picquart’s testimony in the Zola trial. He recounts investigating Esterhazy, alleging official efforts to shield him, and mentions a burned batch of letters found in Esterhazy’s rooms. The testimony touches on the secret document, misused authority, and clashes with General Pellieux. Nearby clashes outside court are noted with a barrister injured.
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Esterhazy
PARIS
Zola
Picquart
Count Esterhazy
Mont Valerien
Pellieux
Favary
Picaquart
Tunis
Piequart
Hsterkazy
Dreyfus
M.Taberie
Pelieux
M. Laborie
war ministry
canaille
bordereau
Major Louth
intelligence department
Major Bavary
M. Lahorie
FPicquart
M. Zola
Courant
Murdered by lunatic at Stamford almshouse
Bridget Drought, an insane inmate at the North Stamford almshouse, is under arrest after allegedly killing superintendent James H. Parker in his cell. Oscar Sheak, an inmate, reports Parker entered Drought’s room to quell a disturbance and was struck, fracturing his skull. Sheak aided Parker’s rescue as others arrived. Drought may be taken to Middletown state asylum after legal steps.
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STAMFORD
Conn
Bridget Drought
North Stamford
James H. Parker
Oscar Sheak
Sheak
Mr. Parker
Mid- Motown
Drought
Middletown
Trade Review notes spring activity and railroad consolidations
R G Dun Co reports early spring business picking up with iron buying by large makers and cotton rise. Railways gain on earnings led by Central and Lake Shore consolidations, with January earnings up 15.6 percent and February outlook strong. Failures total 295 in the US and 42 in Canada. In Boston a witness describes a shadowy figure near a deadly fire. Alfred Williams convicted of murder in Salem. US torpedo boat Cushing arrives at Havana with Maine stores.
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Dun & Co
NEW YORK
R. G. Dun & Co
hargest
Central
Lake Shore
United States
Canada
Condensed Dispatches Highlights Deaths and Scandals
M Ferdinand Fabre dies in Paris. A body recovered from Pittsburg fire ruins. Hawaii royals Katulani and Rawananakoa announce engagement. Bourtzef trial opens in London over czar assassination incitement. Baron Harden Hickey, author on suicide ethics, dies in El Paso. Seneca government turmoil in northern New York. Klondike reports deem region serious. Basle correspondent expelled over Zola trial stance. Methodist book committee orders Cincinnati and New York stores closed mot payh.
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M. Ferdinand Fabre
Paris
Pittsburg
Princesa Katulani
Prince David Rawananakoa
Hawaii
Vladimir Bourtzef
London
Harden Hickey
El Paso
Tex
Pray
New York
Ray
Klondike
Basle Nachrichten
France
general book committee
the
Methodist Episcopal church
Cincinnati
Fire Devours Nassau Street Building in New York Blaze
A disastrous February fire in New York City destroyed Nassau Chambers at 114 Nassau Street, with flames spreading to the Bennett, Vanderbilt, and nearby structures. The blaze began at 6 45 pm, worsened before engines arrived, and caused about 500000 dollars in damage as sparks flew toward Nassau and Ann Streets and over the Hudson river.
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NewWork
NEW YORK
Nassau street
Ann Street
Bennett
Nassau and
Ann Streets
Nassau Chambers
Hudson river
Bonner
Fifty-ninth street
Vanderbilt
Beekman
Nas Sau
Syndicate
Park row
Sons of Veterans Meet In Connecticut Encampment
The Connecticut Division of the Sons of Veterans held its annual encampment in New Haven with about 150 delegates from across the state. Officers elected include Commander Leon Te Ball Wallingford and Edson S. Bishop Norwich. installations were performed by L. B. Chapman of Derby. The next encampment will be in Middletown with date to be announced.
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Connecticut
NEW HAVEN
Sons.of Veterans
Odd Fellows' hall
Crown street
W.W. Wheeler
Derby
Conn
Leon + Te
Ball
Wallingford
Edson
Bishop
Norwich
j sion
Edgemont Smelting Company Receiver Appointed
Chancellor Mcgill appointed Savery Bradley of Philadelphia receiver for the Edgemont and Union Hill Smelting Company. Francis C. Grable is interested. The filing by David Jones followed a meeting decision to seek solvency and avoid a receiver. The firm, formed in 1897 with up to 3.5 million capital, operated in South Dakota Bear Butte district. assets listed at 250000 with 155000 overdue notes. about 300 shareholders.
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Francis Grable
TRENTON
McGill
Edgemont
Union Hill
Francis C. Grable
David Jones
Savery Bradley
Philadelphia
Tones
Black hills
Mercantile Trust company
South Dakota
Bear Butte
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TINUE
Prices
Chas. Wolff's Sons
JAMES STREET
KBudur aos
N.Y
BOSTON
H. Woods Walker
Hanover street
Charlestown
VANCEBURG
Escalapia
Cropper
Thacker
Crow
Crew
Engieh Spinners Combine
Manchester
W. H. Houlstworth, Bart
Senor Luis Corea
Greater American Republic
Zelaya
Nicaragua
China
PEKING
Burma
Yunnan
M. Lyavéet
Germany
Kiao Chau
Iwhau
Haiti
KINGSTON
Jamaica
Bermuda
Port au Princeé
St. Thomas
M. Cal
Fouchard
Simon Sam
Ohio Republican League
Seaton
COLUMBUS
League of Ohio Republican Clubs
Senator Foraker
oid Raginene
OBWEGO
N. Y
Andrew Bennett
New York, Ontario and Western railroad
Omdennsburg
THE TRADE REVIEW
Philip Van Kongberet
Merrimac street
Cobb
Van Koughenet
Van Roughenet
Willams
SALEM
Mass
Alfred C Williams
John Gallo
Lynnfield
United States Torpedo Boat
Havana
Cushing
Maine
SONS OF VETERANS
NASHUA
N. H
Vaile
PITTSBUMG
United States court
Buffington
Chris, Von der Ahe
Bendel
St. Louis
Von der Ahe
Acen
KANSAS
Frank C. Weed
Standard Life and Accident Innurance company
Detroit
Rowlands Frise Dobe
HAMILTON
Rowlands
Colgate university
Colgate
Edwards Hargrave Smith
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