True Bill Against Winnipeg Free Press in Defamatory Libel
The grand jury returned a true bill against the Winnipeg Free Press for defamatory bes of Premier Roblin. Strathcona Horse members and other arrivals noted as the city reflected on the railway bargain and local political contests.
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Winnipeg
Free Press
N. H. Price
Nelson
Price
England
Robertson
Moncton
N. B
Rossland
Arbuthnot
Roblin
California
M. J. Fernie
Vancouver
J. C. Fisher
Kamloops
Pte. Smith
Le Roi mines show lower weekly output at Rossland
Output for the week ending March 23 at Le Roi mines fell short of the prior week due to a hoist issue. Corrected weekly shipments reached 9,277 tons with year to date at 78,472 tons through March 16. Le Roi No.2 set a record week at 900 tons.
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Rossland
le Roi
Lo Roi No.2
Centre Star
War Eagle
Great Western
Iron Mask
Velvet
Evening Star
Spitzee
Murder at Teneroon Investigation Seeks Truth
In Ashcroft S C a rumor of a Chinese man’s murder prompts legal action. Lee Hung was struck, robbed, and throat cut. body still missing. Constable Burr arrested five Chinese men. Vancouver police search for a sixth. examination set for Monday.
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Ashcroft
S. C
Jenns
Westminster
Lee Hung
Thompson River
Burr
Vancouver
Russians Plant Flags At Tien Tsin After Withdrawals
A Sunday Specials dispatch from Tien Tsin reports Russians returned to the disputed area after withdrawal and planted flags before retreating anew. Berlin notes Count Von Waldersee helped settle the siding dispute at Emperor William’s request. A Pekin despatch confirms synchronized British and Russian withdrawals. Italy thanks Von Buelow in Reichstag for stance on China.
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London
Tien Tsin
Berlin
Count von Waldersee
William
von Waldersee
Pekin
Tiensin
British Terms Missed Peace Offer Angers German Press
Berlin reports harsh editorial reaction to Kitchener-Botha talks as documents in Parliament reveal Chamberlain’s terms were judged unacceptably harsh for the Boers. The Tageblatt faults Britain for failing to seize a peace opportunity.
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Chamberlain
Berlin
Wiatt
Great Briwin
Boundary dispute between Hayti and Santo Domingo submitted to arbitration
Reliable Information reports the Hayti Santo Domingo boundary dispute, sparked by river course changes, suspended pending arbitration. The governments, amid public opinion pressure, have revised taxation so all cultivated lands bear the same proportionate burden as the United Fruit Co.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Hayti
Santo Domingo
United Fruit Co
No Menace to Health Protest Over Isolation Hospital
Local health officials defend the East Baker Street detention hospital for contagious diseases amid protests from property owners led by A. J. Marks. Doctor LaBau says the facility does not threaten public health and that no suitable alternatives exist. the hospital will remain while needed.
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Baker Street
A. J. Marks
Marks
Nelson
LaBau
East Baker Street
C P R Chief Refutes Crow's Nest Concession Claims
Montreal March 23 Special to The Miner President Shaughnessy of the C P R says statements on terms of a possible agreement to withdraw opposition to Great Northern for a Crow's Nest coal fields line are incorrect. He confirms negotiations are underway but not completed.
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Montreal
Alfred Gwinne Vanderbilt
New York
Walking Cigar Factory Tragedy in Buffalo
Louis Walter a canvasser at a Buffalo tobacco plant died at the emergency hospital tonight from poisoning. Doctors reported enough tobacco removed from Walter stomach to make half a dozen cigars and believed he swallowed the cigars during a personal crisis.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Louis Walter
Walter
Preparations for Census Describe System of Enumeration
A census commissioner from Ymir and the chief census officer plan a joint meeting in Revelstoke to outline de jure counting rules. The process assigns districts and sub districts, swears in officers, and forbids data disclosure. Enumerations begin April 1 and run daily except Sundays with precise household and institution definitions.
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A. Benard Budworth
Ymir
Nelson
Revelstoke
R. L. Drury
Ottawa
Prisons Hospitals
United Kingdom
Canada
Boers Attack Supply Train North of Vlaklaagte
Four hundred Boers led by commander Bugs wrecked a supply train north of Vlaklaagte and captured wagon loads of provisions. A convoy toward General French's column between Blood River and Ben Ben Nek was attacked. one British soldier killed and three wounded. The Blood River bridge burned.
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Standerton
Transvaal
Bugs
Vlaklaagte
French
Blood River
Benbeper A| Nek
Emperor William Says Nation at Fault for Life Threats
Berlin reports the Emperor blamed the nation for conditions that breed assaults after a Bremen incident. The attack involved Weiland, a life long epileptic and former asylum inmate, treated for fits the day of the attempt. Debate in the diet followed as Herr Richter challenged the authenticity of the words. President Von Krohters intervened to restore order.
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Berlin
William
Liet
Weiland
Bremen
Herr Richter
von Krohers
Guarding the Kaiser: Extra Precautions for Public Events
Berlin dispatch says yesterday's security for the Imperial couple at the mausoleum of Emperor William I. included the strict closure of Charlottenburg Castle and park an hour before the emperor's arrival. The measures are part of a planned routine for all public events approved by Police Chief Von Windheim and sanctioned by His Majesty.
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Berlin
Associated Press
William I
Charlottenbur Castle
Willam
von Windeheim
The Japs Protest Over Manchuria Policy
The state department has been informed that the Japanese government voiced a strong protest against the Russo Chinese agreement on Manchuria. The protest has been verbal, not a formal note, aligned with Japan’s long standing opposition.
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U. S
Japan
Manchuria
Washington
State Department
Mob Hangs Geo Chevey in Pocahontas Arkansas
A mob of about 250 men seized Geo Chevey from jail last night and hanged him. Chevey had shot and killed town marshal John Morris during official duty. The coroner's jury had held him for murder, but the trial was postponed due to local sentiment.
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Little Rock
Ark
Pocahontas
Geo. Chevey
John Morris
Morris
Chevey
United States Steel Trust to Start Operations April 1
The United States Steel Corporation will begin business on April 1 in Pittsburg and major iron and steel centers. Over 5000 mill and blast furnace workers will gain new employers. The plan keeps current management, with new operations systems likely. Major members include Carnegie, National Tube, and American Steel and Wire. Wages at open mills vary by agreement. Tin Plate and some American Sheet Steel are Amalgamated union governed. Scotland and North of England makers seek to hold prices to compete with the American trust.
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Pittsburg
United States Steel Corporation
Carnegie Company
National Tube Company
American Steel and Wire Company
Tin Plate Company
American Sheet Steel Company
Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel and Tinplate
United States ‘Steel Corporation
Richest ore strike reported at eighth level mine
In development work on the eighth level a body of ore was found rivaling the richest ore ever taken from the property. The best previous record was about $1,000 per ton, suggesting a major breakthrough. Captain Gifford, the mine manager, could not be reached for comment yesterday.
German Colonial Minister Defends Slavery for Settlers
Berlin reports on March 23 as the Reichstag rejected Herr Rebell's motion to free all children born to domestic slaves in German colonies with Centre Party support. The colonial chief Dr Stuebel and allies argued slavery is essential for settlers in the colonies, prompting global scrutiny of Germany's stance.
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Tlers
Berlin
Reichstag
Herr Rebel
Centre Party
Germany
Stuebel
Rich placer strikes reach Cottage City voyage
Victoria notes the Cottage City arrived with 34 passengers bringing news of rich finds on Slate creek and Miller gulch in Chestachina district. Four thousand dollars was taken out in a week on Miller creek.
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Victoria
Cottage City
Slate Creek
Miller Gulch
Chestachina
Miller Creek
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