China Repulses Russia Over Manchurian Convention
London reports cite Dr Morrison stating Yang-Tse viceroys resist signing the Manchurian Convention as Li Hung Chang cites imperial unanimity against it. Russia presses negotiations with M Do Giers proposing amendments while the indemnity demand looms large and may require arbitration at The Hague.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dr. Morrison
The
Times
Pekin
Li Hung Chang
Kwang Su
Russia
M. De Giers
China
Hague
Molineux Case Appealed as New Trial Considered
On April 2 in New York the Molineaux case advances toward appellate review after printers furnish a printed record. If a new trial is ordered, the condemned man faces confinement until the district attorney is ready to proceed. if not, the case may go to the U S Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HMNs
Molineux
New York
Molineaux
David B. Hill
court of appeals
Sing Sing
Morgan syndicate accepts US Steel exchange offer
A Morgan & Co circular to American Bridge and Lake Superior Consolidated Iron Mines shareholders states the March 2, 1901 offer for United States Steel stock has been accepted by over a majority. It outlines increased US Steel capital, issued stock totals, and mandatory deposits by April 13 1901. Directors and officers are listed, with Schwab as president and Morgan among the directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J. Pierpont Morgan & Co
American Bridge company
Lake Superior Consolidated Iron Jines
Morgan & Co
United States Steel corporation
Lake Superior Consolidated iron mines
CHARLES M. SCHWABmon
Charles Steels
J. Pierpont Morgan
Joan D. Rockefeller
Francis H. Peabody
Henry H. Rodgers
Charles M. Schwab
Elbert H. Gary
Mines Working War Time Near Wyomings Region
War time measures halt full mining at Delaware and Hudson mines near Withesharre Virginia two days ago affecting about 000 workers including men and boys in Wyoming region. Former Congress member Thomas J Bradley dies at 35 in New York City after serving Ninth district with last term ending March 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Withesharre
Delaware and Hudsons company
Wyoming
Bradley
New York
Thomas J Bradley
DOODLING IN ILLINOIS HEARING ON RAIL ASSESSMENT ENDS
Springfield April 2 The hearing of evidence in the Chicago teachers case against the state board of equalization was resumed in Sangamon county court today. Key moments featured questions by Greenacre about alleged payments to Maj Blodgett and testimony from Bliss denying any such payments. Other witnesses included Lawrence Young, Miss Margery Bainey, and Miss Haley describing board practices and corporate influence on assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
Chicago school teachers
Chicago City Railway company
Maj
Chicago street railway
Mr. Bliss
board of equalization
Blodgett
Union League
Chicago
Bliss
Lawrence a. Young
Maj. Blodgett
Mr. Young
George S. Wheeler
Chicago city railway
Margeek Bainey
Teachers’ association
W.3
state board of equalization
George Schilling
Miss Haley
Schilling
McKenna
Dorothy hailed as one of Oklahoma's prettiest Cadist sire
The picture shows Dorothy, daughter of Natelia formerly war chief of the Apaches. She is described as one of the prettiest Cadist sire in Oklahoma and is the daughter of Natelia who now serves as a government scout with Mart SHLD Garrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy
Oklahoma
Natelia
Mart SHLD
Progress of Mexico and world notices mixed in April reports
April dispatches summarize Diaz opening Mexico’s Twentieth congress session, foreign affairs, mining titles, rail expansion, postal growth, and revenue gains. Additional items note Scotch miners idle in Scotland, Captain Hank Hart Bothnsina, an alleged assassination attempt on the czar, weightlifting results, German orthography efforts, and varied international brief items from London to New York and Baltimore area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lanarkshire
Hamilton
Scotland
Hank Hart Bothnsina
New York
Hank Half
Sayville S. T
Boston
Thomas W can
Haff
Pennsylvania Legislature Adopts Resolutions On Education And Electoral Reform
The Pennsylvania Legislature met in a short session with bills on reading and education reforms. A concurrent resolution urged study by the college and university councils to harmonize laws, while another called for an inquiry into reform of education administration. A committee was appointed to work with Congress on amending the United States Constitution to provide for popular election of senators. The session also addressed disarmament timing and committee appointments, with expenses capped at 200 dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lous
sonleehren
traveiler
Berlin
Mo Waldeck~ Rousseau
Axel Doughins
New York
Florida
Duguay
Annapolis
naval academy
Trafic
G M. Bosworth
Canadian Pacific
Republic
Grand Forks
Owensboro Ks
John G.lmour
Mirgh Gilmour & Co
Gilmour Brothers
tobacco maniac dares
itabilites
Velennia
Spain
drst
Redford
Citadelpha
senate
Vonorhesa
Philadelphia
education committee
college and university council
cotines
Ale Wondeworth
congress
the
Union
United States
Haag
Schuylkill
house
Jdouint Bea Ilhaprow
Ohio Election Results Reflect Broad Republican Gains
Ohio voters favored Republicans in a wide range of cities including Columbus and Dayton with gains in Toledo Cleveland and several smaller towns. Democratic successes appeared in Cleveland Springfield and several other municipalities, while no city election occurred in Cincinnati.
Michigan elections bring GOP wins in state offices
Detroit April 2 Republican slate sweeps state leadership with Robert M Montgomery re elected to supreme court by about 40000 majority and Frank W Fletcher Henry W Carey chosen as regents of the State University. Two constitutional amendments defeated as light turnout favors local contests. Democrats gain in Jackson while Owosso sees Prohibitionist mayoral victory. Municipal races across St Louis and Chicago highlight street railway franchise issues and world’s fair timing. In Manila a Gen Cujlies command reports surrender of thirty men including two colonels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republicany
Eleet Supreme Lodge
Municipaliticas
Detroit
Robert M. Montgomery
Grand Rapids
supreme court
Frank W. Fletcher
Alpena
Henry W. Carey
Manistee
State university
whic
Ong
Bay county
Jackson
Pha city
Owosso
D. Emery
John B. Whelan
Republians
smal
Petosky
Grandir
Paulding
Wauseon
Bloom
St. Lonia
St. Louis
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Caniorsra IG Syrup Co
CALIFORNIA
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO
SAN FRANCISCO
CAL
LOULEVILLE, EE
N.Y
all Drugaist
B. EBERT & SONS
SARGENT GEM FOOD SHOPPERS
Quaker City
Boyes
Shett
M. P. MORSE
North Market Street
1REDERICK, MD
JOHN N. CLARY
Second Street
Poolesville
Fourth Street
Patrick Street
Third
Petersville
F.G. Thomas & Son
surance Agents
Weat
Frederick
Clinton E. Main
ERNEST HELFENSTEIN
Patrick
Fisderisk
Washington
William T. Hord
navy
Kentucky
Nelson
Pittsburg
Corinth
Miss
Beauregard
Pawnee
Easton
State Belt road
Bangor
Owen Jones
John Parry
David Jones
Thomas Humphreys
Brader
Ricker
Irwins
Senghorn Kaprves
Columbie
DR. JAMES
MARKEY’S
CHARLES M. SCHWAL
Arthur F. Lake
Richard Trimble
Bb. H. Gary
Daniel G. Reid
William Edb ‘orn
E. C. Converse
Percival Roberts
Charles Steele
Robert Bacon
Henry H. Rogers
Norman B. Ream
P. A. B. Widener
Atelen Wones
Hendrin
National Bank of Commerce
Bank of Columbia
Columbia
D. C
Adams Express company
Southern & press company
Southern Express
Newburgh
r. W. Magee
Cumberland, Md
Allegheny county
Johan Clapp
John Kirkpatrick
Lonacomag
Pine Hail
Thomas Gracie
Eckhart
Hoffman mine
ILLINOIS
School Teachers” Association of Chicago
BIATE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION
Count Tolstoi
St. Petersburg
Leo Tolstoi
Pohbiedonostzelf
Vilon
folstoi
Vilna
Grixrem Hameward
Constantinople
Lloyd C. Giiscom
Jeff
Leishman
Ibrahim Bey
Griscom
Baltimore
Daniel J. Bolfes
St Marys county
Rogers
Vike
Bealles
Buffalo
Philip Ka
Cheektowaga
Sar
Nasser
Ross Rasquiond
Ross Raymond
Jame 8
Henry Clarke
Lincoln National bank
yesic
Addlson
Fort Sil
O. T
PROGRESS OF
MEXICO
Dia
City of
Diaz
Vera Cruz
Reifsess
Jimerivam Sihlete Wire
Grand Central Palace
Rolandew
Johnson
Roelandew
Wurtemburg
ALEGLETS
PENNSYLVANIA
Hawaii
United States court of appeals
Gilbert
Willers Steam~ ship company
George D. Hind
supreme court of the
territory of Hawaii
vasa
state
Ned Linco
Nev
Neb ha
lant
Havana
W. Gorgas
Matsuh
Agnew
A. L. Pearre
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Oreaso
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Serug
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Cleveland
Sam Jones
Toledo
Tom J. Johnson
Akers
Columbus
John N. Hinkle
Henry C. Saylor
Dell
North Baltimore
Lima
St Mars's
Ottawa
Continental
Upper Sandusky
Pillin
Gibsonburg
McComb
Sandusky
Bellevue
Milton Center
Deshler
McClure
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Castar
Holgate
Adelphos
MICHIGAN
Harrison
Elbridge Ranery
Cujlies
Gus
Herrera
Releya
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