Maybrick case stirs U.S. interest amid legal echoes
United States Secretary Henry White in London warns against reviving Mrs Maybrick's case here as agitation harms potential freedom. Reports from Washington detail his stance, Queen Victoria’s policy on capital cases, and updates on the Aylesbury prison inmate’s health and treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry White
United States
MAYBRICK
Queen Victoria
Birs
Aylesbury
ki ug
Railroads and Progress in Pittsburg Industry
Mr. James H. Anderson of the Pittsburg chamber of commerce told the industrial commission that within 60 miles of Pittsburg 159000 men work in mills and that the region holds vast capital for industrial growth. He praised railroads as the main driver of progress and urged cheaper yet stable transportation, noting water routes should also be encouraged. He disputed broad claims of railroad bias and supported arbitration to settle strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Washington
industrial commission
James H. Anderson
Steel Trusts Rival To Build at Soo Canal Complex
Detroit April 20 after a daylong conference with contractors A R Hervey president of Commercial Development Corporation Liverpool London New York a deal closed forming the International Steel Iron and Pipe company to locate large mills at Sault Ste Marie on both sides of the Soo canal with 600000 ton capacity and 10000 workers The Consolidated Lake Superior Power company will take a large block of 50000000 stock. a Detroit blast furnace with 1000 tons pig iron daily may be established.
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Detroit
Russell House
A. R. Hervey
Commercial Development Corporation company
Liverpool
London
New York
International Steel, Iron and Pipe company
Sault Ste. Marie
United States
Soo canal
Consolidated Lake Superior Power company
Clergue
the Soo
steel combine
Aguinaldo’s Peace Address Welcomes American Sovereignty
The address asserts peace is essential for the Philippines and that Filipinos support the United States banner. It notes unity around the US as protector of promised liberties and calls for an end to hostilities. General MacArthur orders the release of 1,000 insurgent prisoners upon pledging allegiance to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Aguinaldo
Philippine islands
United States
PLippine archipelago
MacArthur
Aguinaldo manifesto praised by administration in push for peace
Washington reports say the Aguinaldo manifesto will aid both the Philippines and U S policy by softening opposition, easing governance there, and boosting support for Taft plans. Chaffee will report before changes to MacArthur, with civil government planned by late June. MacArthur denial of 40000-strong cut noted. Tornado in Biscayne Florida injures and damages homes, with Peters fatally harmed and Cook severely hurt as debris destroys a vegetable farm and nearby structures.
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Washington
Aguinaldo
Philippines
Taft commission
Adjt
Corbin
war department
Chaffee
Gen. MacArthur
Philips
pines
MacArthur
secretary of war
Florida
Miami
Fla
Biscayne
here
John Peters
William Cook
Peters
New Attorney General Named From Pittsburg
Under C Kitex who has steered on Mo fees as attorney general of the United States is a prominent Pennsylvania lawyer and resident of Pittsburg. He is skilled in corporate matters and a sportsman with a fondness for fast driving horses.
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C. Kitex
United States
Pennsslvania
British Army Promotions Reward Service in South Africa
The Gazette lists officers promoted and honored for services in South Africa before Nov. 29, 1900. Fielded are knights of the Grand Cross of St Michael and St George, lieutenant generals, major generals, and extra aides de camp to King Edward. Generals Kitchener, Buller, and others receive high honors. promotions reflect acting ranks they have held.
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South Africa
London
Lord Roberts
Lord Kitchener
Buller
Forrestier-Walker
White
St. Michael and St. George
Kelly-Kenny
Archibald Hunter
Kitchener
Lyttleton
Pole-Carew
Ian Hamilton
Charles E. Knox
William Nicholson
Arthur S. Wynne
Charles W. H. Douglass
Smith-Derrien
W. Kitchener
Earl of Dundonald
Arthur Paget
Bruce Hamilton
Robert G. Broadwood
Herbert Plumer
Thomas Pilcher
Edward
Knights Commander of the Bath
San Domingo dislike for commerce shocks senator's note
New York April 20 Senator William P Frye arriving from a San Domingo cruise remarks natives resent annexation and favor limited commerce. He cites sugar export tax yielding 600000 yearly, desert farms and yellow fever absence. He and family visited the islands seeking improved relations and markets. The remarks contrast with other news items on commerce and law from the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frye
New York
William P. Frye
F. H. Briggs
San Domingo
Pennsylvania Legislature Debates Liquor and Finance Bills
The Harrisburg session introduced a license travel measure and liquor sale tax for vessels, plus a strict loan rate bill and a male stalking ban. Senate bills passed second reading as the house adjourned. Weather reports show heavy rainfall and rising rivers in the region, with flood risk at lower sites.
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Harrisburg
Trosack
Allegheny
Brown
Clarion
Pennsylvania
Tratt
Philadelphia
Mo Yates
senate
Piesourg
weather bureau
The Presidents Trip Train Details and Dam News
The report outlines the presidential special train for a Pacific coast trip with seven cars including the Olympia private car for the president and Mrs McAtekiny, plus the Campania for return. It describes car features, rooms, furnishings, and amenities. Separate items note a Missouri River dam expansion by the Missouri River Power company at Stubbs Ferry costing 1 million dollars and delivering 16,000 horsepower to Butte. Also reported are Capt. John E. Pearson found guilty of sinking his schooner, sentenced to 60 days, and Indiana miners deciding to avoid a fight and return to Sebres after discussions with a sheriff's posse.
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Cutoon
Pacific coast
lageage
shieking
Atlantic
St. James
Omena
Diana
Pehon
Charmion
Olympia
Mo AteKinky
Campania
Helena
Mont
Missouri River Power company
whic
Canon Ferry
Butte
Missouri river
Stubbs Ferry
Baltimore
John E. Pearson
C. W. Buoy
Evansville
Ind
Kentucky
Sebres
Ohio river
Indiana
Dawson's Bix Geld Output exceeds all prior Klondike sums
Seattle April 20 James H Ardern of a Dawson mining concern arrived en route to England. He estimated the Dawson camp clean up this year at 36000000 and the largest ever in Klondike history. He adds the Eldorado strike below bedrock is not exaggerated.
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Dawson
Seattle
Wash
James H. Ardern
England
Dawson camp
Klondike
Ardern
Eldorado
Mrs William Dar’s Condition Deteriorates
On April 20 Mrs William Dar's condition worsened after a quiet afternoon and night of rest. Doctors held cautious hopes earlier, but the latest report notes increased weakness and less optimism for recovery.
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Niven
Callivonia Fig Syrup Co
Fresy. Co
niea
CALIFORNA FIG SYRUP Co
B. EBEIT & SONS
SARGENT GEM FC
CHOPPERS
Quaker City Hand Corribollers
Mattnooks
The
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smig
WILLIAMSON
SOHN N. CLAR
Second Street
Poolesville
Fourth
Patrick Street
Petersville
F.G. Thomas & Son
General I Inxance
West Patrick Street
Frederick, Md
ERNEST HELFENSTEIN
Patrick Si
IRBIYE
Engine Manufacturing Combine
Pennsylvania Iron Works company
EB. P. Allis company
Milwaukee
Fraser & Chalmers
Chicago
Gates iron works
Dickson Manufacturing company
Scranton
Newtown
Bear Turtle Creek
Cleveland Gas Coal company
Clancy
Bailea
Trenton
John J. Clancy
Paul Golobotsky
Rewlstab
Mercer county court
Wilkesbarre
Stevens
Pittston
Hatry EB
Temple Iron company
dochor
Cinginati
Read
Newport
Clipsetta
BouteHe
comproller of the treasury
Charles A. Boucrelle
U.S. NL
Maines
navy
RAILROADS AND PROGRESS
Cleveland
Major Johnson
L. J. Rewbottom
yale
Eyx
Burgess
Rowbottom
General Schwartzkopf
Pekin
Gen. Chaffee
Marshal von Waldersee
Gen. Schwartzkopf
Schaartzkopf
bedigit
Mayking
Joseph Johnson
John Potter
Reynolds
Fulton
Whitesburg
Froud
Daily Chronicle
Michael Hicks- Beach
Henry W. Massingham
Daily News
Berlin
Liu
Denver
Br. A. Radcliffe
Justice Hynes
Warder
Lexington
Owen Bradley
William Nicholas
Thitubs Teton
PHILANDER GC
KNOX
BRITISH ARMY PROMOTIONS
board of trade commission
supreme court of IHinois
Daniel Butters
F. G. Logan & Co
Butters
Olinda
Munson line
Peer 14
East river
J. Pierpont Morgan
Paris
Samuel T. Stapleton
West Virginia
Nuevo Laredo
Mexico
Capetown
R. H. Malan
Qui Land
Indianapolis
Ohio
Illinois
allance
Hellon
om” simpson
Mt Vernon
Honest Tom" Sampson
Sampson
congress
Mra Suratt
Miss Fitzpatrick
Edward Payne
Samuel Cox
President Lincoln
DinahoT
James
Presley Rhodes
Claude Etheridge
John Bain
Claude Bain
Niles
Mich
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Chicago Great Western railroad
International Stachinists’ association
Platt
United States Express company
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