Thorough Tieup In New York Elevates Transit Strike
New York March 9 The Inter Borough Rapid Transit strike left 5 000 workers off duty with a few exceptions as trains ran briefly without qualified crews 100 000 surface riders packed cars and roof rides were reported violence appeared but was limited and Mayor McClellan offered mediation to end the disruption affecting about 1 500 000 riders and disrupting service citywide
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New York
Inter-Borough Rapid Transit Company
New York City
Times Square
Ninth Avenue
Ninety-third Street
One Hundred and Tenth Street
One Hundred and Sixteenth Street
South Ferry
Baltimore and Ohio
Ninth Avenue Tl Station
Harlem
Interborough
Hadley
August Belmont
Belmont
Youceh
National Civic Federation
Sixth
Inter Borough
Partey
Twenty-third Street
McClellan
George B. McClellan
Amalgamated Association
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Judge John H Reagan dies at 86 in Texas
Sole surviving Confederate cabinet member dies of pneumonia in Palestine Texas at age 86. Reagan born October 8 1818 in Sevier County Tennessee rose from surveyor and lawyer to congressman postmaster general and secretary of the treasury and later Texas railroad commissioner. His career spanned union and Confederacy with notable service and a final measure of public support in Texas.
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Houston
Tex
John HH. Reagan
Palestine
Mallory
Memminger
Stephens
Toombs Walker
Hunter
Benjamin
Reagan
Confederacy
Union
John H. Reagan
Sevier County
Tennessee
Tennessee River
Natchez, Miss
Texas
Congress
South
Davis
Treasury
Jefferson Davis
Mort Warren
United States Senate
Texas Railroad Commission
Interstate Commerce Oil
Senate
Hogg
San Antonio
Busy legislative session approves four constitutional amendments
The session enacted a large list of joint resolutions and laws, including four constitutional amendments to be submitted to voters at the next general election. The measures cover homestead law, banking protections on the Missouri river, education for county superintendents, and drainage district formations, among many other statutes and appropriations.
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House
Congress
Hi. J. R
HJ. J. OR. S
State Department
United States
South Dakota
Northern Normal and Industrial School
Aberdeen
Lyman
State Historical Society
Dairy and Food Commissioner
Board of Trustees
City of
Hot Springs
Dairy and Food Inspector
George W Snow
S.bow
Wwe
S.owa
S. Bo
S. Bo Wd
Reform School
B.S
Supreme Court
S. B.oms
Mitchell
S. K
S. HK
Yankton Insane Asylum
Yankton Hospital
S. B
SGB
Board of County Commissioners
S. KB
Motece S. Bo
Estaublis
Watertown
SS. B
Soldiers’ Bone
S. BR
State Agricultural College
Boards of Education
Second Judicial Circuit
Northern Hospital For the
Wagner S
Justices of the Peace
Insane Hospital
Agricultural College
State Board of Equalization
Kansas
State Auditors Office
Missouri River
Nohousku
Duan Welly Bound Over After Buffalo County Murder Hearing
Duan Welly of Buffalo County faced a preliminary hearing in Gann Valley South Dakota for wife murder. He was bound over to the circuit court convening in June and remains in the county jail. State’s Attorney Cook led the prosecution with James Brown of Chamberlain assisting. ten witnesses testified amid heavy crowd. The defense offered no testimony. Nearby land values rise with farms selling at 45 to 50 dollars per acre. a near eight mile quarter sold for 41 dollars per acre.
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Nebraska
Congress
Ty Mills
Ss. B
S. BR
S. B
State School of Mines
State Board of Agriculture
Huron
Farmers’ Institute Board
Ng County
Spearfish Normal School
S. B. ST
Ss. B. SS
State Board of Medical Examiners
State Board of Health
S. B. Sl
Gann Valley
S. 1
Duan Welly
Buffalo County
John Pusey
Miller
Cook
James Brown
Chamberlain
Pallows
Girisener
Bridgewater
S. D
Beating the Beef Trust How Packers Share Profits
Washington March 6 The Garfield Report on the beef industry says the six big packers Armour Swift Morris Schwarzschild and Sulzberger and Cudahy slaughtered about 45 percent of cattle in 1904. It shows low overall margins and limited interownership among the six giants amid strong competition from smaller plants.
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Briday
Congress
Garfield
House of Representatives
Armour & Co
Swift & Co. Morris & Co
Schwarzschild & Sulzberger Co
Cudahay Packing Co
United
Armour Swift
Schwarzschild & Sulsberger
Swift & Co
Cudahy & Co
Cudahy Packing Company
National Packing Company
Sullivan Dies Aboard North Coast Limited Train
Timothy Sullivan, Buffalo hardwood lumberman and senior partner in T. Sullivan Sons, died on the North Coast Limited of the Northern Pacific railroad near Missoula Montana. He was nationally known in politics and his son T B Sullivan is also active in New York politics.
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Missoula
Mont
Timothy Sullivan
Buffalo
N. Y
T. Sullivan « Sons
North Coast Limited
Northern Pacific Railroad
T. B. Sullivan
New York
Marriage of Miss Elsie Porter to Dr. Edwin Meade
The civil marriage of Miss Elsie Porter daughter of American Ambassador Horace Porter to Dr. Edwin Meade was performed today in Paris with only family and close friends present.
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Paris
March
Elsie Porter
Horace Porter
Edwin Meade
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