American European Financial Relations From The Times
London reports a Times financial editor view on US Europe credit ties. It compares the United States to a vigorous East States manufacturer who borrows to expand, lacks cash, and seeks growing capital. Some bankers doubt the theory while others cite rising American investment and prosperity abroad.
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New York Times
London
the Times
United States
Europe
Times
East States
Gage
Fimes
New York
Timms
Song
America
Why the Boers Fight On
A Times dispatch from Pietermaritzburg argues Boer generals stay in combat due to Cape rebels loyalty to the Boer cause. It notes most Cape Colony fighters are rebels and that surrender without protecting them would provoke wrath, leaving attrition as the only viable path for both sides.
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London Times
NEW York Times
London
the Times
Pietermaritzburg
Natal
Cape
Cape Colony
Epee
Japan Distrustful of Russia in Tokyo View
A Tokio dispatch to The Times reports Japanese indifference to Marquis Ito’s St. Petersburg visit and low belief in any Russo-Japanese accord excluding Britain. It cites 1896 as a failed precedent and notes Russian agents pressing Japan to influence policy.
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Loxnon Times
New York
Travs
London
Tokio
the Times
Ite
St. Petersburg
Great Britain
Russia
Japan
Index to Departments and Page References
An index lists departments and page numbers for topics in the issue. Stocks, insurance notes, real estate, weather, and alerts are shown with corresponding page guides.
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Trosses
Page Society
United Service
Weather Report
Trans Siberian Railway and Manchuria Finances Debate
A view argues that completion of the Trans Siberian Railway will boost commerce while Russia cannot sustain a permanent occupation of Manchuria due to its finances. It warns that developing Manchuria’s resources would require large capital and heavy military costs.
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Russia
Manchuria
Dutch Queen and Prince Deny Rumored Quarrel
LONDON report citing The Temps says there is no domestic strife between Queen Wilhelmina and Prince Henry. Dutch government presses denial while public scandal grows as reports mention reconciliations with Emperor William and debts paid. Amsterdam notes slight improvements but courtly relations remain tense.
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London Times
York Times
London
Paris
The
Times
Hague
Temps
Wilhelmina
Prince Henry
Netherlands
Holland
Associated Press
Prince Consort
William
Mecca Garrison Mutinies Over Unpaid Pay
The Constantinople garrison at Mecca mutinied after long nonpayment. Money to cover troops was sent from Constantinople on Wednesday. Hundreds of Turkish women pensioners gathered near the Porte demanding their pensions. the Grand Vizier warned they would forfeit pensions if the clamor continued.
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London Times
NEW York Times
London
Constantinople
the Times
Mecca
Porte
British Transport Fleets Gather Horses for War Effort
In New Orleans port, seven British transports lie at Port Chalmette with one at midstream and the India sailing last night. The eight ships carry about 8,000 horses and mules destined for the Transvaal war effort as shipments intensify. British agents scour the West for more stock, signaling a prolonged conflict.
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New Orleans
Port Chalmette
India
Transvaal
Great Britain
West
Kurdish raids reported on Turkish frontiers undermine Erzerum districts
Constantinople correspondent notes Kharput remains tranquil while adjacent vilayets Erzerum Diarbekir and Bitlis suffer Kurdish raids. Authorities are powerless to stop the turmoil as missionaries relay the distressing dispatch from London Times and New York Times.
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London Times
New York Times
London
Constantinople
The
Times
Kharput
No Austrian Russian Friction Vanishes After Budapest Visit
London dispatch reports that since Grand Duke Michael Nicolaivitch met Emperor Francis Joseph in Budapest five weeks earlier, traces of friction between Vienna and St. Petersburg have disappeared. The status quo in the Near East appears secure for now.
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London Times
New York Times
London
Michael Nicolaivitch
Francis Joseph
Budapest
Vienna
Times
St. Petersburg
Near East
Yonkers Buys 50 Acres for Saw Mill River Valley Water
Yonkers has purchased fifty acres from J Pierpont Morgan in Saw Mill River Valley including Wood lands Lake to augment the city's water supply. The $50,000 deal secures gravity-fed water to Yonkers from the lake. Round trip California tickets advertise diverse routes via major lines.
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Yonkers
J Pierpont Morgan
Saw Mill River Valley
Woodlands Lake
California
Chicago & North- Western
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific Bus
Cubans Submit Draft of Special Tariff Act
The Cuban Commission on Tariff Concession, led by State Senator Frank D. Pavey, met in Washington with Gov. Wood and others to propose a law granting half the U.S. tariff on Cuban products and similar Cuba-U.S. trade terms. The plan calls for duty reductions for Cuban molasses and sugar and reciprocal U.S. access to Cuba, with enforcement tied to Cuban consent.
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Washington
Frank D. Pavey
New York
Gov. Wood
Gen. Wood
New Willard
Senate
House of Representatives
Cuba
United States
United Business
Congress
Jariff
Senator Platt
Rep
Conn
Depew
Protest by French Catholics over Good Friday navy ban
Times correspondent reports 8000 petitioning the Chamber of Deputies against Minister de Lanessan's orders to abolish Good Friday ceremonies in the Navy. Petition favored by the Chamber's Committee on Petitions argues most sailors are Bretons and devout Catholics, urging ministerial concession.
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London Times
NEW York Times
London
Paris
the Times
Chamber of Deputies
M. de Lanessan
Committee On Petitions
Chamber
St. Louis Street Car Fight Over Seat
L D Cabanne stayed with his wife when a conductor ordered move forward on an Olive Street car. A fight ensued as a motorman struck Cabanne with a controller and Mrs Cabanne was knocked down by the motorman. Warrants for assault with intent to kill issued against the motorman and conductor.
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ST. Louis
Olive Street
L. D. Cabanne
M. R. Croaemer
Leonard Avenue
Missing Man's Boat Found Wrecked
The Mattie sailboat wreck was found on the beach between the harbor entrance and Old Field lighthouse. It belonged to Ernest E Smith a 27 year old carpenter at the New York State Hospital Pink's Park sailed Saturday for the harbor. A derby and lantern believed to be his were found on the beach. It is thought he drowned after being overcome by wind and waves.
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Port Jeffirson
Mattie
Ernest E.smith
Newyork State Hospital
jPinks Park
Harbor Entrance
Old Field
Smith
Mayor Jones Leaves Toledo Humane Society
Toledo mayor Samuel M. Jones resigns from the Humane Society board over a harsh declaration by President James M. Brown that a man who abandons his children should be put to death. Jones cites belief against killing for crime and communicates his resignation in a letter to Brown.
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Toledo
Ohio
Samuel M. Jones
The
Toledo Humane Society
James M. Brown
American Humane Society
Jones
Brown
Trust Brewers Face Wave of Anti Trust Suits
In Texas six brewing companies that pleaded guilty to violating the state anti trust law now face more litigation. A new provision lets any saloon keeper sue for amounts paid to the trust for beer in the past three years. The Galveston Brewing Company is sued for 120,400. Many similar suits are being prepared across the state.
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Austin
Texas
Ce Trust
Galveston
Galveston Brewing Company
Siz
Bride Elect Vanishes On Wedding Eve In Camden
In Camden New Jersey on Tuesday night the bride to be Miss Stewart failed to appear as her wedding to John Carman was to take place. Friends and relatives searched since 5 pm that day with police aid but found no trace of the 31 year old woman. The wedding was called off and the case remains unresolved.
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Camden
N.J
Oe Stewart
John
Carman
Miss Stewart
Womin
Jury's queer verdict in dress suit ends in three way split
A South Orange jury awarded Miss Edith Cornell $28.81 against Gordon C. Smith for dresses furnished, then ordered the plaintiff to return surplus goods, have two dressmakers approve all outfits, name a third if needed, and cover $2 in expenses in securing a fit.
French Play at Harvard Delights Cambridge Audience
Les Piad eurs performed by Harvard Cercle Francais at Brattle Hall before Crimson graduates. The cast included Haviland Champollion and Burnham White from prominent families. all actors spoke French with rare accuracy. The evening featured ballets and tumbling by H Kellogg, with New York connections noted.
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Cambridge
Mass
Les Piadeurs
Cercle Francais
Harvard
Brattle Hall
Crimson
France
Haviland
Champollion
Burnham
White
Huston
New York
Robert Goelet
New
Port Warden Appointed for New York Harbor
Gov. Odell names Charles H. Dauchy of Troy as Port Warden of the Port of New York to replace John H. Boland whose term has expired.
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Gov. Odell
Charles H. Dauchy
Troy
Albany
N. Y
Odell
Port of
New York
John H. Boland
Troy paints dealer named Port Warden of New York
Charles H. Dauchy of C. H. Dauchy & Co. in Troy has long been a Republican ally of ex Governor Black. He formerly led Lansingburg as Trustee and Village President, now serves on Troy School Board, and represents Sixteenth Ward in Common Council. He was appointed Port Warden of New York by the Governor.
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Troy
N. Y
Charles H. Dauchy
C. H. Dauchy & Co
Black
Lansingburg
New York
Electric motors for the elevated roads urban transit revolution
The city advances toward electric traction on the East Side lines with a first 5 000 horsepower engine set to run by Tuesday. A full electric system will power 225 trains, replace coal and smoke with clean, quiet operation, and feature a central power station on the East River with seven sub stations.
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Second Avenue
Ninth Avenue
Greater
New York
Manhattan
Street Railway Journal
L B. Stintwell
Niagara Falls
George H. Begram
East River
Seventy-fourth
Seventy-fifth Streets
Division
Allen Streets
Deutschland
Liverpool Exchange Fire Barns Explosive Blast
Liverpool's exchange building is ablaze after an explosion caused the fire. Fire crews battle the flames as the cause is investigated and officials assess damage to the facility.
Indictments For Big Newark Primary Frauds
Newark New Jersey December 5 The Grand Jury issued a large batch of indictments with rumors that eight relate to primary election frauds at the Democratic primaries for delegates to the State Convention. Reported acts include ballot stuffing and manipulated returns to block a Seymour delegation and favor the anti Seymour faction.
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Newark
N. J
Seymour
Trenton
Marx, Who Shot Three Virginians, Coming Here
Herbert Marx, principal in the Westmoreland County shooting affair, arrived in Fredericksburg after a night on the Northumberland steamboat. His brother Ernest met him, and the party spent the night at Hotel Dannehl as the tragedy unfolded with one victim and a tense return to New York.
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Richmond
Herbert Marx
Westmoreland County
Fredericksburg
Weems Line
Northumberland
Flewis
Ernest Marx
New York
Dannehl
Marx
Jiry
R. H. Douglass
Gard
Atlantic Coast Line
George Thompson
Oak Grove
Douglass
Colonial Beach
Young Taylor
Episcopal Church
Baldwin & Blackmar
Nassau Street
Sixth Avenue
Brooklyn
National Guard
Blackmar
Bertie Marx
Libby Prison Keeper Capt. Turner Dead at 63
Capt. Richard R. Turner keeper of Libby Prison in Richmond died suddenly in Isle of Wight County Virginia at age sixty three. He had been captured by Federal troops and reportedly promised to hang the next morning. Turner was Democratic County Chairman and a timber dealer.
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Suffolk
Richard R. Turner
Libby
Richmond
Isle of Wight County
Virginia
Turner
Amos Rusie Working as Day Laborer in Indiana
A dispatch from Muncie Indiana reports Amos Rusie the former star pitcher now toiling as a pipeline laborer earning 1.50 a day for the water works project. He had a last chance offered by President Brush at the Cincinnati Club last spring but failed to reform under Manager McPhee. He was seen digging a trench and said he is not afraid to work though the salary is a sharp fall.
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Muncie
Ind
Amos Rusie
Water Works Company
Brush
Cincinnati Club
McPhee
Amos
State AG rules Lord's Prayer not in Minnesota public schools
Minnesota Attorney General Douglass upholds that the Lord's Prayer cannot be used in public schools under the state constitution. The ruling references Section 16, Article, stating no person shall be compelled to attend or support any place of worship. The question arose to Superintendent Olson from Morrison County school director.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Douglass
Olson
Department of Public _Instruction
Morrison County
Monroe Seen as Next Deputy Police Commissioner in NYC
Dinner party hosted by Mayor-elect Seth Low drew speculation that Robert Grier Monroe, attorney for the Citizens' Union, is favored for Deputy Commissioner. Col. John N. Partridge and Col. Jasper Ewing Brady are tied to the discussion, with Monroe's Democratic ties noted.
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Seth Low
John N. Partridge
Justice Jerome
Robert C. Morris
Republican County Committee
Robert Grier Monroe
Citizen's Union
Devery
Lew
Kiwger
Mr. Monroe
Low
Jasper Ewing Brady
Monroe
Col. Partridge
Committee of Fifteen
Philadelphia
Tso
St. Paul's School
Concord
Nyc
Princeton
PSI
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Tammany Hall
Wats
Grace Democracy
Citizens’ Union
University, Union, Reform, and
Southern and
Pennsylvania Societies
The
Bar Association
Brooslyn
Partridge
United States Marine Corps
Regular Army
Eighteenth Infantry
Nineteenth Infantry
Signal Corps
Army
Twenty-third Regiment
Mr Low names Reynolds and Moran to city posts
Mr Low announced James B Reynolds as private secretary to the Mayor and William J Moran as assistant secretary. Reynolds, Yale class of 1884, Republican, longtime East Side resident and leader among labor groups, will advise on East Side and labor relations. Moran, Democrat, Columbia Law School graduate, previously with Mr Low’s campaign staff, holds roles with the Grace Institute and Catholic Summer School of America and leads Xavier Alumni Sodality.
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Low
James B. Reynolds
William J. Moran
University Settlement Society
Eldridge
Rivington
Reynolds
Yale
INW
Columbia Law School
Manhattan Club, Bar Association
Knights of Columbus
William R. Grace
Grace Institute
Catholic Summer School of America
Xavier Alumni Sodality
State House orders removal of Banks statue model
The Massachusetts State House Executive Council warns sculptor William Ordway Partridge to remove immediately the enlarged Banks statue model from Room 450 for not conforming to competition terms. The heavy model required shoring to stabilize the committee table and protect nearby Kitson model, and was veiled by the Governor’s order on its first exhibition day.
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Boston
State House Committee
Executive Council
William Ordway Partridge
Banks
State House Carpenter
Through Sloping Car Route to Quebec via Connecticut River Line
The only through route from New York to Quebec and intermediate Northern points is via the Connecticut River Line. Train leaves New York at 4:00 PM daily except Sundays from the N. H. & H. R. R. station.
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Neaw York
Quebec
Connecticut River Line
New York
N. Y
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