Silver Recovered From Cincinnati Cruise Service
Washington April 10 The handsome silver service belonging to the cruiser Cincinnati, presented to the city of Cincinnati, has been found. It was unloaded at Norfolk during the rush to war preparation and stored away, its value unknown at the time. The return ends a two-year search by the Navy Department.
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Washington
Cincinnati
navy department
Norfolk navy yard
Clegal
Denver
M. A. Ratcliffe
Indiana miners strike over powder policy in Indiana fields
National Mine Workers Union reports black coal mines in Indiana are closed amid a powder price dispute. Linton and Brazil tensions spark a strike, with the national committee urging miners not to sign contracts until powder terms are resolved. A long lockout is feared as authorities monitor the row.
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Mea
Brazil
Linton
national emamittee
Terre Hame
Indiana
Clay county
miners’ association
Logan statue unveiled in capital with McKinley present
The heroic bronze equestrian statue of Maj. Gen. John A. Logan in Iowa Circle was unveiled with President McKinley and Cabinet, Gen. Dodge, sculptor Franklin Simmons, and a large crowd in Washington. Attending were Logan relatives, military officers, and many veterans as the monument neared completion after seven years of work. Congress provided 50 000 with 15000 from the Grand Army of the Republic. The pedestal stands 21 feet high with the statue rising 114 feet above. A second article notes Clinton County coal field development by Clinton Coal Company within 60 days benefiting Westport Lock Haven Renovo Shintown.
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Pail Ekoame
na asa Weare
Washington
John A. Logan
Iowa Circle
Franklin Simmons
Humbert
Italy
George Tucker
Logan
Francis L. Guenther
Fourth United States artillery
Grenville M. Dodge
Army of the Tennessee
Gen. Logan
Frank Bristol
Simmons
Senator Depew
New York
Depew
Senator Cullom
Tlinois
Yates
Illinois
J. G. Butler
United States
national capital
Congress
Grand Army of the Republic
Finley Maps River Coal Deal With United States Steel
Col J B Finley president of Monongahela River Consolidated Coal and Coke company returned from New York where he has been conferring with agents about selling the river coal company to United States Steel corporation. He will not confirm or deny the report.
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Pittsburg
Col
J. B. Finley
Moniingahels River Consolidated Coal and Coke company
New York
Teport
United States Steel corporation
Col. Finley
Kruger to Lecture in Tampa Bay for Democratic Party
Paris April 10 The Hague dispatch in Le Rappel reports Mr Kruger's departure for the United States fixed for Havana with a lecture in Tampa Bay on June 8 as the guest of the Democratic party.
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Krarer
York
Paris
Strike at Buffalo Kaposition disrupts Pan-American grounds
Three of five gangs of carpenters at the Pan-American grounds struck yesterday amid a ten day dispute between mill workers and planing mill owners. About fifty workers reportedly involved as the strike expands from mill labor unrest.
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Buffalo Kaposition
Bufalo
Pan-American grounds
Return of the Russian Squadron to Nice Sparks French Joy
Paris reports a surprise Russian squadron return to Nice eclipsing other events, with officials saying withdrawal was misread and the squadron came back to counter false rumors. In Wilkesbarre Pa, Adam Rhoads is found murdered on the public highway after a night out, stabbed in the neck, as accomplice Tiatthex Cooper tries to assist.
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Paris
Toulon
France
Russia
Wilkesbarre
Adam Rhoads
Parsons
Rhoads
Tiatthex Cooper
Wilesbarre
Cooper
hin ery
Census frauds and wills and a double tragedy report
A La Plata report asserts Charles county census padding with 16 unaccounted names in the Ninth district and questioned enumerators claims. Jersey City probate notes Efia McPherson leaves over 500000 with a trust in Hoboken. Edla Muir receives life income with charities to follow. Chattanooga tragedy ends in murder suicide after a broken engagement.
Death of Mormon Apostle George Q Cannon in Monterey
Monterey California April report announces the death of Apostle George Q Cannon of the Mormon church. Born in England 1827 he came to America in 1841 and served in Utah California and Hawaii. He joined the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles in 1880 and was a congressman delegate from 1872 to 1880, serving as counselor to the church president.
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Monterey
Cal
Apostle Cannon
Mormon church
George Q. Cannon
England
America
Utah
California
Hawaiian islands
Quorum of the
Twelve Apostleg
congress
Associated Merchants of New York Plans Stock Sale
Official notice from April 14 announces a proposed reorganized Associated Merchants company with Morgan & Co soliciting subscriptions. The firm aims to capitalize at 20 million dollars and to acquire dry goods businesses in multiple cities. A half stake is noted in H B Claflin Adams Dry Goods, and James McCreery & Co store on Twenty Third Street is acquired.
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Associated Merchants
New York
J. Pierpont Morgan & Co
Assciated Merchants’ company
H. B. Claflin company
Adams Dry Goods company
James McCreery & Co
Twenty-third street
Two Baltimore Fatalities In One Day
Baltimore April 19 two men died in separate incidents. Norman H. Gates a street car conductor jumped from his car and was struck by another, instantly killed. William F. Trower a traveling salesman fell on the track and broke a leg.
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Norman H. Gates
Walliam F Trower
silecman
bak
Lawyers Clash Over Confession Testimony in Patrick Case
In a heated New York courtroom a dispute over witness confidences and a confession unfolds during the Rice murder hearing. Attorney Moore accuses Osborn of improper questioning about a prior interview with valet Jones at the Tombs, while Osborn defends his tactics and loyalty to Capt. Baker, prompting a tense exchange before adjournment.
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Water Jones
William Marsh Rice
Moupe
Patrick
ual Veatant
Osborn
swashir
Oghorne
Jones
Patthek
Frederic House
Pateka
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Ostorne
Vatuick
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Moore
Capt. Baker
Osborne
Battle
Mr. Moore
Mr. Osborne
Mr. Rice
Mr. House
Patriot
Jerome
Tombs
Garvan
Boerres Injunction Suit Heard In New Orleans
Judge Parflanges of the United States circuit heard arguments in the Boer republics suit against Angin Australian agents to stop shipment of mules and horses through New Orleans to South Africa for the British army. The matter was taken under advisement as defense argues the case is legal business and mules are not munitions of war. The issue is political and jurisdictional questions remain.
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Parflanges
United States
New Orleans
South Africa
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