Canada to Hit Back at U S With Tariff Shift
Ottawa plans new budget and tariff plank in a firmer Canada stance toward the United States. Ministers signal reduced imports from the U S and boosted leverage for Great Britain, aiming at reciprocal trade while signaling a shift from free trade to protectionism. The Toronto Globe frames the move as a strategic pivot toward Britain and away from U S policy.
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Ottawa
Ont
Canada
United States
Great Britain
Toronto Globe
the
Globe
Clearance papers granted for Bermuda filibuster voyage
The Bermuda, now at Fernandina Florida, received clearance papers after taking the omnibus oath. An affidavit was filed pledging not to transfer cargo to another vessel or hire extra crew. Secretary Gage reviewed the affidavit before issuing clearance for a voyage to the West Indies with war matériel.
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Washington
treasury department
ias
Bermuda
Ferpanilina
Fla
cuntain
department
Gage
West Indies
Senate Confirms Van Devanter and Shaler Nominees
Washington March 24 The senate confirmed Willis Van Devanter of Wyoming as assistant attorney general and Captain Charles Shaler as major in the ordnance department. The chamber later received Bernard Bettman of Ohio for collector of internal revenue First District Ohio and Chester H Brush of Connecticut for recorder of the general land office.
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Washington
senate
Willis Van Devanter
Wyoming
Capt
Chas. Shaler
ordnance department
Bernard Bettman
Ohio
internal revenue
Chester H. Brush
Connecticut
general land office
Boys Die After Marble Game Attack in Saratoga
In Saratoga March 24 Hiram Biglick eight year old son of Nathan Biglick died in Saratoga hospital from injuries after being kicked in the abdomen by companion Andrew Wilcox eighteen years old. Wilcox is under arrest for the incident.
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Bey
Saratoga
Hiram Biglick
Nathan Biglick
Saratoga hospital
Andrew Wilcox
Wilcox
Eiglick
Kentucky Senatorship Tests in Joint Session on Today
In Louisville on March 24 the legislature faced a joint session to elect a senator with sixty nine votes needed. Yesterday's separate ballot yielded 125 votes. today 136 are expected. Several Republicans plan to withhold support for Hunter, while calls persist for unity behind St John Boyle.
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Louisville
Hunter
Ogilvie
house
Blackburn
Davies
S. B. Buckner
James B. McCreary
Boyle
R. T Tyler
WW. J. Stone
W. A. Baird
Dr. Hunter
Stout
Two Killed and Four Injured Aboard Templemore Steamer
London reports the British steamer Templemore returning from Liverpool to Baltimore with a ruined jury rudder. While being towed by Ulstermore, a hawser parted and debris struck Captain Swainson and several crew, killing two and wounding four, with leg injuries to Chief Officer Phillips and three others.
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London
Liverpool
Baltimore
Tuskar
Swainson
Phillips
Miss De Rosay Gets $20,000 in Out of Court Settlement
Boston wires report Miss Josephine de Tosa an organist from Cambridge won a breach of promise suit against J F O Brien florist politician and man of wealth. Settlement out of court includes damages of 5200000 with Miss de Rosay to receive 15000 and Secretary Long listed for services 2500.
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J. F. O'Brien
Boston
Josephine de Tosa
Cambridge
Sile
de Rosay
O Brien
Willam MeKeaney
East Custos
Long
Abolition of aval reserve floor likely in New Jersey
Trenton March 24 Mr Derousse introduces a bill to abolish the aval reserve within thirty days after enactment. The joint appropriations committee is reportedly unanimous in support and will likely grant no maintenance funds for the reserve this year, citing high costs. Washington March 24 Supreme Court hears Elverton R Chapman sugar trust case. A writ of certiorari will stand over until current Senate investigation proceedings conclude.
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Chapman
Supreme Cour
Washington
supreme court
Elverton R. Chapman
sugar trust
senate
Old colored woman Black Jennie dies at 98 in Monticello
Black Jennie, reputed last slave in Sullivan County, died yesterday at the Monticello poor house at age 98. Sold to Sullivan County by Judge Thompson in pioneer days, she remained with the Thorigine family for years after emancipation.
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N. J
Jennie
Sullivan county
Jurge Thompson
Sullivan eowaty
Thorigine
Cruiser Detroit Leaves Aden for Suez After Short Stop
Washington reports the cruiser Detroit arrived at Aden but found it unhealthy and departed after a few hours. She is expected to enter the Suez Canal next Monday. The training ship Essex sailed from St Thomas for Jatinaya Venezuela.
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Naval News
Washington
Detroit
Aden
Port Said
Suez canal
Essex
St. Thomas
Jatinayra
Venezuela
Three judges to be elected in eleventh district
Bloomington Illinois March 24 three circuit judges to be elected in the eleventh judicial district. The district is Republican but Democrats hope a coalition with the Populists may enable one nominee. If formed the nomination seems likely to go to ex Vice President Stevenson.
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Stevenson
Tor
Fudgeship
Bloomington
eleventh
President McKinley Fatigued by Office Pressure
President McKinley shows fatigue from the burden of office and the demands of callers at the White House. He may rest at the seashore or countryside, though he intends to stay at his desk while health permits. His fatigue led to a ten day delay in clemency appeals, while rumors of a seaside escape swirl as he faced extensive strains since last July.
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Washington
McKinsey
White House
McKinley
Santa Fe
N. M
Atlantic City
N. J
Lee Yups
Yang Yu
Death Toll Rises From Georgia Cyclone Destruction
Atlanta reports the cyclone's toll climbs with twenty three dead and about three hundred injured as the Chattahoochee valley and southwest Georgia suffer extensive ruin. Ten of twenty five Arlington academy students buried are dead, and principal Prof Abel Walker died. Florida west of Tallahassee and surrounding regions lose telegraph service. damage estimates will grow in coming days.
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Georgia
Atlanta
south Georgia
Chattahoochee
Arlington academy
Abel Walker
Covington
Florida
Tallahassee
Alabama
Flood Aid Gathers From Merchants of St Louis
Floods toy with the Mississippi region as relief funds rise. St Louis merchants raise 2000 dollars after Arkansas Governor Jones appeals for help. Memphis pledges from yellow fever and Johnstown funds remain available, while Helena signals levee readiness. Drowning in Sioux City near Belle Maxsey documented as waters begin to fall, with broader river levels easing but risk of renewed flood if warm weather returns.
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Helena
Ark
Sioux City
Belle Maxsey
Big Sioux
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Canton
Elk Point
Sioux
Missouri
Tents Offered for Flood Sufferers in Memphis Relief
Gov. Bushnell telegram to Mayor Clapp in Memphis praises local generosity for flood sufferers and offers to send more tents if needed, requesting guidance on requirements. Columbus, Ohio, March 24.
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Bushnell
Clapp
Memphis
Ghia
Fitzsimmons, Corbett End Rivalry Do Not Fight Again
In San Francisco on March 24 James J. Corbett and Robert Fitzsimmons met quietly in the Baldwin hotel barroom. They discussed the recent bout, exchanged compliments, and agreed Fitzsimmons would not return to the ring while Corbett declined to press further, effectively ending their championship rivalry.
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San Francisco
James J. Corbet
Robert Fitzsimmons
Baldwin hotel
Corbett
Bob
Sacramento
Jim
Fitzsimmons
Appeal in Sheldon case delays execution
The convicted wife murderer Frank N Sheldon filed notice of appeal from the death judgment at Auburn prison. His attorney visited him and Sheldon subscribed to papers to stay execution. He was sentenced to die the week beginning April 25, with arguments postponed until transcripted minutes.
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Auburn
Frank N. Sheldon
Sheldon
Massacre Reports Increase in Armenian Violence at Vokat
London officials quote Sir Philip Currie sending a strong remonstrance to the Porte over the Vokat killings in the Sivas district. Official figures cite 15 Armenians and 3 Muslims dead, but embassies report as many as 190 Armenians murdered. The massacre occurred as Armenians were inside churches and the Armenian quarter was looted during and after the event.
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Vokat
Constantinople
Sivas
Anatolis
Philip Currie
porte
White House sentry box removed in bad weather
The little shelter in front of the White House has been removed as unsightly. The box sheltered policemen on duty in bad weather on the White House grounds. The matter is noted in Washington dispatches with no further details. Albany report: the board of railroad commissioners organized that evening and elected Col. Ashley W. Cole as chairman.
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Ontario
Montreal
White Haass
Washington
White House
New York
Rate Trusts Dead Work of Disintegration Begun in Wost War
Rate trusts are collapsing after the Supreme Court ruling declaring traffic rate agreements illegal. Western railroads move to withdraw from freight and passenger associations. Leaders at Santa Fe and Chicago & Alton anticipate disruption of rate wars and seek to sever ties with all allied groups.
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Chicago
United States supreme court
Kenna
Santa Fe
trafic
Peck
Chicago, Mibwaukee & St. Paul
St. Paul
Rock Island & Pacific road
Western Freight Association
Trans-Continental Passenger association
Western Passenger association
Southwestern Trafic association
Trans-Missouri Freight association
Southwestern Passenger committee
United Associated Presses
Chicago & Alton
Chappell
Depew comments on supreme court traffic decision
Chauncey M. Depew says the Supreme Court ruling on the illegality of the Trans Missouri Traffic Association is of serious moment though he has not yet received the full text of the decision. He will await concise specifications before stating Joint Traffic Association’s position. Railroad men foresee possible dissolution of such rate setting groups.
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New York
Chauncey M. Depew
Joint Traffic association
supreme court
trans-Missouri Traffic association
ito
Joint Trafic association
Praffic association
Madame Rigo Sues Over 150000 Francs Damages
Paris March 24 Madame Rigo wife of Hungarian fiddler James Rigo who eloped with Princess of Chimay former Clara Ward of Detroit files desertion suit against husband and princess seeking 150000 francs for herself and children. They plan to perform at Wintergarten Berlin on April 1. Chief Clerk Theodore Sweyrze named chief clerk of Treasury Department in Washington.
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Madame Rigo
James Rigo
Princess of Chimay
Clara Ward
Detroit
Mich
Madame Riga
Riga
Wintergarten
Berlin
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