War Department expects swift return of Philippine regiments
Washington reports no delay in executing orders for the return to the United States of about 13 500 troops who went to the Philippines in 1898 with transport capacity to move 8 740 by April and the full 13 600 by May 15 1900 Generals Get. Chaffee gains a standing army of 2 000 despite the withdrawal of units already ordered home The hall cost about 125 000 and was a gift to Columbia from William Earl Dodge.
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Washington
War Department
Secretary of War
United States
Philippines
Department
Manila
Chaffee
Columbia
William Earl Dodge
Validity of Merger and Mill Statistics Cite 1900 Mills
The attorney general mails the bill of equity against Northern Securities to the U.S. district attorney in St Paul with Solicitor General Richards handling pleadings. In Minneapolis the case may reach the Supreme Court, with Knox not appearing until then. Separately the 1900 census reports 25 258 flouring and gristmill establishments, $214 714 104 capital, 37 073 wage earners, $17 703 418 wages, 375 826 345 materials costs. 465 014 004 bushels of wheat. 241 020 249 bushels of corn. total products $560 719 063 including 102 624 004 barrels flour and 40 035 977 barrels corn meal.
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Washington
United States District Attorney
St. Paul
Northern Securities Company
Richards
Minneapolis
Amreme
Knox
Minnesota
Congress
Supreme Court
United States
Disorders Rise in Jehol as Russians Pull Troops In
Reports from Peking describe rising unrest in Jehol near Peking as brigands loot and ethnic tensions flare between Christians and non Christians amid settlement disputes. Russian telegraph links are noted as affected and troops are said to have been moved into the region.
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Peking
Jehol
Cheng Te
Andi
Foreign Office
Jébol
Elechuria
Lincoln Trust company to be formed in New York
New York March 10 A new trust company to be named the Lincoln Trust company is being organized in the city Its offices will likely be on Fifth avenue near Forty second street Lending financiers show interest in the venture Geneva Switzerland March 10 Canton authorities prohibit a Red Cross procession planned for Sunday to protest alleged British conduct in South Africa Crepe draped flag protested warfare laws enforcement cited by canton officials
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New York
Lincoln Trust Company
Fifth Avenue
Forty-second Street
Geneva
Switzerland
Red Cross Society
England
South Africa
United States to Approve Sugar Convention Report
Brussels correspondence says the United States will approve the sugar convention and that American minister to Belgium Lawrence Townsend has been ordered to negotiate with the Belgian government on the matter.
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London
Brussels
The
Standard
United States
Belgium
Lawrence Townsong
Harvard Thanks William Emperors Message Gift
Berlin march 10 emperor william has received a dispatch from Prof Ellot president of Harvard university Harvard university thanks your majesty for your inspiring message to Prince Henry and for your munificent gift May your acts draw together two kindred peoples
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Harvard
William
Berlin
Ellot
Harvard University
Prince Henry
Fire destroys Doran summer residence in Cottage Park
The summer home of Michael Doran, notable Democrat, at Cottage Park near White Bear Lake, burned to the ground. The house valued at $100,000 was insured for $25,000.
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Durned
St. Paul
Minn
Michael Doran
Cottage Park
White Bear Lake
New Name Adopted for Greenwich Point Village
New York reports that Greenwich Point south of Hempstead has been renamed Roosevelt a shortened form of the village’s new designation. The change is part of a local rebranding effort approved by village authorities.
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New York
Roosevelt
Greenwich Point
Hempstead
Earthquake toll in Shamaka district report issued
Official Shamaka earthquake report details 126 villages with 9 084 houses affected 3 406 destroyed 3 943 damaged and serious harm to 4 163 farm buildings 11 churches 41 mosques 11 factories and three schoolhouses Joliet action seeks removal of Warden Murphy and two commissioners over convict labor contract practices
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Baku
Russian Transcaucasia
Shamaka
Republicans Seek Reciprocity Pact With Cuba
Washington leaders in the House and Senate push for a reciprocal Cuba agreement though no workable plan is yet proposed.
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Washington
Republican Party
House
Oidi Senate
Cuba
Fire destroys Han old block in Beaver Falls
Beaver Falls, March 10. The Han old block was completely destroyed by fire in the early hours Sunday causing an estimated loss of about 75000 dollars. The building was valued at 90000 dollars.
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Beaver Falls
Hanold
Canton River disaster claims eight lives
A passenger boat on the Canton River sank with eight people drowned. The incident occurred in Hong Kong waters as the vessel capsized during a voyage, prompting rescue efforts and investigations.
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Wiver Disseter Killa
Hong-Kong
Canton
Fa Dowh
Compliments McCormick Elevated US Vienna Embassy Prospects
A Vienna official says Mission to Austria Hungary will become an embassy and anticipates Mr McCormick as the first US ambassador to Austria Hungary. He praises McCormick for fostering good relations and notes the couple’s rapid acceptance in Viennese society.
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Vienna
Austria
Austria-Hungary
Washington
United States
McCormick
Dr Hein rich Muller Meets Hay In Private Boer Diplomat Visit
Dr Heinrich Muller, a European diplomatic representative of the Orange Free State, called at the state department in Washington for a half hour private interview with Secretary Hay. He appeared in a private capacity, not as a diplomatic envoy, following the pattern set by other Boer representatives.
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Washington
Heinrich Muller
Orange Free State
Hay
State Department
Muller
Prince Henry of Prussia in New York Dining Tour
Prince Henry of Prussia visited New York for a weekend of social events including a Waldorf Astoria concert of American songs, a luncheon at the University Club, a Vanderbilt dinner, and an evening German Society reception. He toured Philadelphia by special train, attended a wreath ceremony at Grant's Tomb, and hosted a lavish Mills residence reception featuring Cant Calve and musicians.
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New York
Prince Henry of Prussia
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
University Club
Corneling Vaderbilt
Per
Prince
German Society
City of
Waldorf-Astoria
Thirty-third Street
Gustave H. Schwab
Society
Hubert Gillis
William Klenke
Adolph Rathbath
Ralph Trautman
E. M. Binghard
Julius A. May
R. Vander Emee
Edward Benneche
General Committee
Carl Schurz
Philadelphia
Prince Henry
Pennsylvania
Cramp’s
Union League Club
Armstrong Association
Booker T Washington
Washington
Grant
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Waldorf- Astoria
von Egidy
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von Tirpitz
Son Mueller
von Rebeur- Tpaschwits
Ruenz
Columbia University
Orden Mills
East
Sixty Ninth Street
Calve
de Marchi
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Metropolitan Opera Company
Franz Wilcha
Isader Luckstone
Mills
Clarence Muckes
Prince Anne Np
Prince Henry Delights Guests With Brooklyn Serenade
The Prince enjoyed a morning concert by the Arion Society of Brooklyn at the Waldorf Astoria. He praised the chorus, thanked the members in German, and spoke of music as a universal gift transcending race and color. He planned further programs and departure arrangements despite a scarlet fever case aboard the imperial yacht.
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St. Paul
Hohenzollern
Arion Society of
Brooklyn
Prince
Pries
Old
Kentucky
Dixie
Kreutzer
Wpa
Goverment Stance on South Africa Camps Remains Unchanged
An Eastern envoy pressed Secretary Hay on intervention and mule shipment to South Africa but received no promises. He outlined dire conditions in concentration camps, including child death rates up to 50 percent, yet Hay offered sympathy without altering U S policy.
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South Africa
Hay
United States
Congressmen Visit White House on Cuba Reciprocity
Speaker Henderson and Chairman Payne of the Ways and Means Committee and Senator Allison of the Finance Committee met at the White House on Saturday regarding Cuban reciprocity. The president remains favorable to reciprocity and showed no change in stance, with talk of a special message outlining his views.
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Washington
Henderson
Payne
Ways and Means
Allison
Finance Committee
White House
President Signs Philippine Tariff Policy Phrase
Washington March 10 The President signed the Philippine tariff policy, marking a notable executive action amid ongoing colonial administration discussions.
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Washington
Fors on Fire Chief Dead in St Louis Incident
Report from St Louis on March 10 describes a fire at Fors involving a chief and several others. The document mentions John Dindaly and a former chief title amid confusing OCR fragments and illegible details.
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Fors
St. Louis
John Dindaly
St. Locutre Des Barmphabet
English sailors join German emperor’s yacht Meteor crew
Twenty English sailors arrived in New York on the St. Paul to man the German emperor’s yacht Meteor. Each has served in the emperor’s fleet from five to seven years.
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New York
St. Paul
Brooklyn executive dies suddenly in Detroit hotel
Frank Conger vice president of the American Bridge Building Company from Brooklyn New York died suddenly of apoplexy Saturday at the Wayne hotel in Detroit Michigan on March 10 records show his death occurred in the motor city while visiting for business derived from the same era and industry his passing marks a sudden loss to the firm and its affiliates
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Detroit
Mich
Frank Conger
Brooklyn
N. Y
American Bridge Building Company
Wayne Hotel
Weyler as a Peacemaker in Spain
Barcelona reports indicate General Weyler plans to suppress labor unrest by swift executions of strike leaders. Several leaders have been shot or garroted without trial, with arrests often made at home or in public. The crackdown instills terror, weakening agitation and leaving few educated leaders. The Triad secret society is rumored to have allied with rebels, causing looting and village burnings.
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Barcelona
Spain
Gen Weyler
Republic
Darines
Triad Secret Society
Refusal to Vacate Kings County Sheriff Office
In New York on March 10, Charles Guden resists Odell order removing him as Kings County sheriff. He is barricaded in the courthouse with Col. Norman Dike to be kept from entering the office or jail. Gen Benjamin F. Tracey represents Guden and seeks a writ of prohibition to bar Dike from taking over the office.
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New York
Odell
Charles Guden
Kings County
Guden
Norman Dike
Raymond Street
Henjamin F. Tracey
Gaden
Ape
Wil Cee
Cel Dike
Mero Gucin
Tracy
New Trial Granted in Topeka Murder Case
Jessie Morrison, convicted of second degree murder in the y recent killing of Clara Castle near Eldorado, Kansas, was granted a new trial by the state supreme court due to an error in jury empanelment. Morrison had been in a love rivalry with the victim and allegedly killed her during a quarrel. Her first trial ended in a hung jury.
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Topeka, Kan
Marchi
Jessie Morrison
Clara W Castle
Fldorado
Supreme Court
Miss Morrison
Mrs Castle
Kwang Si Rebels Reach Kai-Chou Near Kwang-Chan
The Kwang Si rebels advance to Kai-Chou eight miles from Kwang-Chan Yuon after a surprise attack on a local man in the town.
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Hong-Kong
Kwang Si
Kai-Chou
Kwang-Chan- Yuon
American note on Ellen M Stone capture sent to porte
The American legation in Constantinople presented a second note to the porte regarding the capture of Miss Ellen M. Stone. It states that since Stone was seized and ransom paid with prisoners delivered in Turkey, the brigands must be inside the Turkish frontier and should be captured. It denies any demand to reduce frontier vigilance and maintains only interior troop movements were interfered with.
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Constantinople
Porte
Ellen M. Stone
Miss Stone
Turkey
Burleson Seeks Information on Passports for Missionaries
Washington March 10 Representative Burleson of Texas introduced in the house a resolution asking the secretary of state for information on whether he declined to request the British government to grant passports to Rev. Hiram W Thomas and his wife who sought to go to South Africa to distribute U.S. relief funds for noncombatant prisoners.
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Washington
Burleson
Texas
Secretary of State
Hiram W Thomas
South Africa
United States
Fear Over High Water in Evansville Indiana
Alarm rises as the Ohio River reaches 346 feet Sunday night and keeps climbing. Farmers rush to save corn in cribs while several sawmills along Green River are submerged. Experts warn 41 feet could become the river’s highest level since 1884 flood.
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Evansville
Ind
Crib
Green Kier
Cincinnati May Musical Festival Planned for May 14–17 1902
Arrangements for the fifteenth Cincinnati May Music Festival are set for May 14 to 17, 1902 under Theodore Thomas. An orchestra of 100 players and a chorus of 100 will perform. Soloists include Marie Zimtarrman, Clara Turpen, Mme Sehu mann Hineh, Pen Davis, Ellison Van Howse, Windrew Binek from Foulind, and Ewvim Miles.
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Cincinnati
Theodore Thomas
Marie Zimtarrman
Clara Turpen
Mme Sehumann Hineh Pen Davis
Ellison van Howse
Windrew Binek
Foulind
Ewvim Miles
Octogenarian Cornelius Van Ness Baptized in Jordan
Word from Middletown shows Cornelius Van Ness the Port Jervis millionaire formerly of New York was baptized in the Jordan River by Rev William K Hall of Newburg. Mr Van Ness and his wife sailed on the steamer Elite for the Orient to fulfill a lifelong ambition.
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Middletown
Cornelius van Ness
Port Jervis
New York
River Jordan
William K Hall
Newburg
van Nese
Elite
Orient
Jordan
Coal flood on Ohio river boosts valley shipments
The Ohio river is delivering a coal surge with over 1 million bushels from Pittsburgh and more than 2 million from West Virginia can be expected to move through the canal in the Mississippi valleys.
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Cincinnati
Ohio River
Ohio
Mississippi
Pittsburg
West Virginia
Kanawha
Does Not Contemplate Resignation From Cabinet
Washington March 10 Secretary Wilson of the agricultural department was asked about reports he contemplated resigning from President Roosevelt's cabinet. He treated the subject lightly saying the report was news to him and that he had no intention of resigning when asked specifically.
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Washington
Wilson
Agricultural Department
Roosevelt
Salvation Army Dismissals Amid Stock Speculation
Commander Booth-Tucker announces that Colonel Brewer and three associates are dismissed from the Salvation Army for engaging in stock speculation. The notice to rank and file directs adherence to official conduct and reaffirms disciplinary standards within the organization.
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New York
Booth-Tucker
Salvation Army
Col Brewer
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