Lord Salisbury Stays at Beaulieu Villa as Family Arrives
Nice April 11 Lord Salisbury remains on the grounds of his Beaulieu villa with several family members arriving today. In Boston reports on the Burlington deal say no change in railroad talks and Morgan may have declined latest conditions. Details show Morgan's reaction after his Liverpool and London trip and stock movements for Burlington.
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Nice
Lord Salisbury
Beaulieu
Boston
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Great Northern
Burlington
J. Pierpont Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Liverpool
London
New York
Queenstown
James J. Hill
Northern Pacific
Hill
St. Paul
Nacosart Railway
Fronteras
Phoenix
Ariz
Gambler
Columbus
Ohio
Woolson-Arbuckle Coffee
Supreme Court
Philadelphia
Philadelphia and Reading Railway Company
Lehigh Navigation Company
Reading Company
Embargo on American Beef Rumored by Britain
Washington reports a Chicago packing firm says Britain may bar all but home bred beef from army contracts effective June 1. The claim cites potential trade losses and a shift to Australian meat, with Swift & Co and Armour & Co seeking confirmation from London and Washington officials.
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Washington
Department of Agrriculture Today
Chicago
Great Britain
United States
New Orleans
Australia
Swift & Co
Agricultural Department
A. H. Veeder
London
Veeder
G. J. Brine
Armour & Co
Gage
Castro's Bad Faith Casts Shadow Over Venezuela's Silver Move
Cable dispatch from San Juan reports United States Minister Francis Loomis leaving for Washington after demanding action on the Baiz case in Barcelona. Caracas sources say Castro seeks a silver standard shift to profit seigniorage, with Loomis noting Venezuelan officials pay and the president amassing wealth amid tensions with the United States.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
Francis EL Loomis
United States
Venezuela
Caracas
Loomis
Washington
State Department
Castro
Baiz
Barcelona
Guzman Blanco
Morgan in London interests press and trade plots
London reports say J Pierpont Morgan arrived from Liverpool amid fervent curiosity but refused to reveal plans for his American steel and trust ventures. The article notes his London residences and social ties, mentions feuds with sensational press and references to European capitals, Manchuria tensions, and a Broadway drama at the St James Theatre featuring Eva Moore and Fay Davis.
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E. V. Esmond
St. James Theatre
Fay Davis
Eva Moore
Julie Opp
Ben Greet
George Aleaander
Harry Milaner
H. H. Vincent
LN. F
Steel Strike At Pittsburg Sets First Labor Battle
The Pittsburg district of the Amalgamated Association calls a strike at the W. De Wees Wood Plant of the American Sheet Steel Company in esport on Monday unless back pay since mid last week is admitted. The action follows firings and a demand for recognition after prior strikes.
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Pittsburg
United States Steel Corporation
Amalgamated Assolation of Steel and Tin Workers
Amalgamated Association
W. de Wees
American Sheet Steel Company
Esport
United States Steel Plans Insurance and Sinking Fund
United States Steel Corporation intends to organize a fire and accident insurance department of its own. It will follow the system used by Toad Oil Company and Pennsylvania Railway Company and establish a sinking fund to provide for its obligations.
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United States Steel Corporation
Toad Oil Company
Pennsylvania Railway Company
Morgan Hill Plans Checked in Canadian Rail Bill Debate
In Ottawa the Commons railway room saw Blair and Tarte clash over the Crow's Nest Pass Railway bill. Tarte accused Morgan and Hill of a 30 percent coal stake risk to Canadian interests, as Vanderbilts seek control of Ottawa and New York Railway connections. The bill was laid over until next Thursday.
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Ont
House of Commons Railway and Canal Room
Wilfrid Laurier
Mr. Blair
Mr. Tarte
Crow's Nest Pass
Michel
East Kootenay
Michel Creek
Elk
Upper Kootenay Rivers
Elk River
Central Pacific Railroad
Tarte
Vanderbilts
Ottawa and New-York Railway
New- York Central
Tupper Lake
Rutland Railway
Moira
S. R. Callaway
New-York Central
W. Seward Webb
Mr. Clements
Ten Thousand Plague Deaths Reported at Canton
Robert M. McWade United States Consul at Canton China reports ten thousand deaths from the plague in six weeks. He notes thirteen smallpox cases on board the US monitor Monterey with one Monterey death and others doing well. Foreign minister meetings at Peking postponed for Easter.
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Peking
Robert M. McWade
United States
Canton
China
Monterey
M. de Giers
German Captain Bartsch Found Dead Near Peking
Berlin reports Captain Bartsch of the German Infantry was found dead near Peking. An inquiry started and initial findings suggest an accident. Conversely a Lokal Anzeiger dispatch claims he was shot while riding near the Summer Palace and that his horse vanished.
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Peking
Bartsch
Lokal Anzeiger
Summer Palace
Chinese court to send Sian asse Ho Nan Fu to Beijing May 7
The Shanghai desk reports a court decision to move Sian asse Ho Nan Fu from Shanghai province to Peking on May 7. The note comes as major powers push a new trust structure affecting trade and governance across regions.
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Japan
Peking
Russia
Manchuria
China
Shanghai
Li-Ngan- Fe
London
the Standard
Sianasse Ho-Nan Fu
Five Thousand Workers Dismissed in Berlin
Reports from Lokal Anzeiger and Frankfurter Zeitung confirm BoD works dismissals affecting five thousand men, including three thousand in cannon manufacturing. An advertisement touts a special Sunday Powder Atlantic City to New York train with Pullman, dining car, and stops at Trenton and Newark.
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Berlin
Lokal Anzeiger
Frankfurter Zeitung
Atlantic City
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Trenton
Fiizabeth
Newark
Strike unlikely as talks continue at Central Railroad of New Jersey
Negotiations between officials and employees of the Central Railroad of New Jersey proceed peacefully with a conciliatory tone. Both sides expect no strike as a new committee may review company propositions and meet local officers this afternoon to finalize terms.
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Jersey Central
Waite
Engineers
Shea
Olhausen and Wentz
Strike in Carshops at Ashley in Wilkes-Barre
In Wilkes-Barre Penn April 11 all workers in the Central Railroad of New Jersey carshops at Ashley walked out at noon after Superintendent Thomas refused to reinstate thirty laid-off men The union accused the firings of curbing labor activity Thomas cited slack work promising possible later rehire if business improves The strike began when the whistle blew at 1 oclock with no car department workers reporting for duty
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Thomas
Cuban radicals push to block Platt amendment at Havana session
Delegates at the Cuban Constitutional Convention debated disapproval of Platt amendment clauses with radicals gaining yesterday as a majority. A motion to indefinitely postpone failed narrowly with six supporters. Tomorrow the issue will be revisited amid concerns over libel case against La Discusion and editor Capote’s plea to Governor Wood to avoid suppressing the paper.
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Havana
Sefior Giberga
Washington
Wood
Convention
Havana Harbor Official Hears Malicious Paper Case
Captain Lucien Young, Port of Havana, sentences Secundino Torras de Garcia to sixty days and Julio Urrutia to thirty days in Altares Prison for a libelous article in El Stevedore alleging Young forwarded a copy of the paper to General Wood with an alleged stevedore agreement. Tense port authority note sparks threats of trouble.
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Tribune
Havana
Lucien Young
Secundino Torras de Garcia
Julio Urrutia
el Stevedore
Altares
Mbellous
Young
General Wood
Brice Faces Ten Day Jail Term Over Hall of Records Bond
Justice Scott of the Supreme Court finds Councilman Stewart M. Brice guilty of contempt for defying a mandamus to pass the Hall of Records bond issue. Brice must pay a 47334 fine and serve ten days in jail. several fellow councilmen were also cited but later purged. Brice plans to appeal while supporters consider using a city jail maneuver to keep him confined at home.
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Mandamus
Hall OF Records
Justice Scott
Supreme Court
Stewart M. Brice
Calvin S. Brice
United States
Ohio
Brice
Grell
Municipal Assembly
Waldorf-Astoria
Duke of
Veragua
Appellate Division
John Pierce
Pierce
Goodwin
L. Laflin Kellogg
King Otto of Bavaria Recovers From Kidney Hemorrhages
Berlin report notes King Otto of Bavaria has again suffered severe kidney hemorrhages with violent spasms. An advertisement line follows praising Ballantine's India Pale as a suggested remedy.
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Berlin
Otto of
Bavaria
Cudahy Sees Limited British Meat Contract Impact
Edward A. Cudahy said Britain’s decision to stop American meats in army contracts would not have serious effects. He notes the move affects the home government only, not colonies, and his firm is supplying about two million pounds for South Africa.
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Omaha
Neb
Edward A. Cudahy
South Africa
Great Britain
Cudahy
Army
New bill urged to ease incorporation in Connecticut
New Haven April 11 Special The State legislature will soon consider a key bill to amend incorporation laws to favor domestic firms. The plan mirrors Delaware as companies would be allowed to form here and be taxed at three fourths of New Jersey’s rate with a franchise tax up to 5 million dollars and three fifths above. Leaders back the measure saying it will fund road improvements.
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New Haven
Conn
Delaware
New Jersey
Loomis Sails for U S After Venezuela Row
Mr Loomis departed for the United States aboard the Caracas as tensions rise between Venezuela and the United States. He declined to detail his report to President McKinley but hinted at opposition to President Castro and discussed claims and consent issues affecting American interests in the Orinoco region. The Scorpion brought Loomis to Curacao where he is on leave rather than recalled, with diplomatic ties aiming for a peaceful settlement.
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Associated Press
San Juan
Porto Rico
Loomis
United States
Caracas
McKinley
Castro
Orinoco Company
Ignacio Baiz
Barcelona
Trinidad
Orinoco
General Andrade
Curacao
Scorpion
la Guayra
Venezuela
North Coolgardie Company seeks damages from Foreign Office
At a general meeting in London Sydney Chambers said the North Coolgardie Company Limited has pressed for reimbursement of expenses after the Foreign Office rescued the mines and machinery from an embargo in Venezuela. The directors previously urged reimbursement for losses.
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London
North Coolgardie Company, Limited
Sydney Chambers
Foreign Office
North Coolgardie Company
Royal voyage ships reach port on way to Australia
The Ophir with the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York aboard arrived this morning en route to Australia. The Buffalo also reached the port. Colombo, April. The ad promotes the purest natural spring water in the world.
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Adv
Advi
Ophir
Duke and Duchess of Cornwall
York
Australia
Buffalo
Colombo
Adot
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