Jaegs Yo Wet in Singapore and London correspondent reports
London correspondent at Kang Fe-We reports a stemth to London sailed back secretly to Singapore. The disrov ery has greatly exited Chinese. In Naples on March 22 a thief tried to rob two American ladies, Miss Burges of Boston, seizing her purse. She grabbed him, threw him down, recovered the property, and sent him away.
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Jaegs
Singapore
London
Kang F
Brave Tauricer
Giella
Naples
Burges
Boston
Miss Burges
Faure
Marcon Hy
Paris
Loubet
Baron Christiani
Explosion devastates McCollin building in Philadelphia
A massive blast at the McCollin photographic supply firm on South Eleventh Street killed one man and seriously injured four others. Dozens more escaped with minor injuries as the surrounding structure suffered extensive fire and collapse. Firefighters recovered a victim three hours after the blast, and total damages are estimated at about seventy five thousand dollars with insurance partially covering losses.
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Colladium
Weare Lp
Utire
Thomas H. McCuliin & Co
South Eleventh Street
Therrea
George W. Nichols
August Hauser
Daniel Heed
John A. Cranton
W. Clad & Sons
McCollin
Ciad
Weiss
Hauser
Nichols and
Granton
McCollin Company
Jefferson Hospital
Sad Sequel To An Elopement Involving Forged Checks
Baltimore report details Harriet R Clegg, daughter of a former merchant, who eloped with skater Bisnav. After inheriting about 17000, the pair spent it, forged checks on Messrs Sigmund Grueber and a $400 bank cashing, then fled to Europe. A child born during exile precedes their return and her arrest, Bisnav said to have Canadian family. he squandered the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Harriet R. Clegg
New York
Miss Clegg
Bisnav
Messrs. Sigmund & Grueber
National Bank of Commerce
Europe
Bisnan
Canada
Relief of Mafeking in doubt as siege continues
The dispatch on Mafeking relief remains disputed with claims of confirmation and a possible breakthrough by a southward column or Baden-Powell sortie. Boer commanders and Layman withdrawals shape the stalemate as Pretoria braces for a prolonged siege and Boer women seek leniency for imprisoned officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pate
Aliyter
Gatacre
Mafeking
Colin Auppporh
Adwitoedme
Baden-Powell
Layman
Colonel Plumer
Lourenzo Marques
Pretoria
Defiance to Uncle Sam Threatens Nome Voyage
Vancouver owners of the steamer Alpha plan a Nome voyage on April 3 despite US treasury warnings. The ship carries mixed tonnage and mail contract from Seattle, and may land beyond three mile limit. Officials fear possible seizure by a US revenue cutter.
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Nome
Vancouver
B. C
Secretary of the Treasury of the
United States
Alpha
Seattle
Beach Gold Fields
Rebellions, executions halted, and royal marriage news
A draft bill in the French chamber aims to end public executions by the guillotine on Wooster's plantation in Houston county Texas. Four children of John Borden died in a house fire. A gas works explosion in Listowel Ontario killed the night watchman. Entre Rios rebellion in Argentina has collapsed with rebels surrendering arms. Crown Princess Stephanie of Austria and Count Lenjyai wed in Anna and she renounces archducal rights.
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Wooster
Houston County
Tex
John Borden
Listowel
Ont
Entre Rios
Argentina
Stephanie
Austria
Lenjyai
Anna
Carnegie Steel reorganizes into large stock company
The Carnegie Steel Company limited plans a stock company with capital from 200 to 350 million dollars. Frick and Walker sign the agreement while Schwab drives the settlement. The plan bases stock on property value and earnings with Frick holding about 6 percent yielding an estimated 15 to 22 million dollars in the new firm.
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Pittsburg
Carnegie Steel Company, Limited
Steck Company
Ney
Carnegie Company
H.C. Privk
Varnegie Steel Company, Limited
Atlantic City
Mr. Frick
John Walker
H.C. Frick Coke Company
Pittsbury
C. M. Schwab
Frick
Carregia Steel Company
Walker
H. C. Frick Coke Company
Mr. Cr+negie
Henry Phipps
Irs
H. C. Frick
George Lauder
Schwab
Miners Reps Return After Organizing Effort in Dunbar
Dilcher and McKay of the United Mine Workers of America left Dunbar after weeks in the coke regions attempting to organize the miners and coke workers. The leaders faced flat refusals, while the current wage stands at $1.20 per hundred bushels, a higher average than in any winning region globally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunbar
Messrs
Dilcher and
McKay
United Mine Workers of America
Ohio
Chicago Labor Troubles Halt Nonunion Grand Stands
Chicago labor leaders warn that erecting nonunion grand stands at the Dewey celebration could trigger a mass labor demonstration. The Lumbermen's Association action forcing permits from Contractors' Council prompts unions to threaten to withhold support and materials for the project.
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Chicego
Dewey Coleorants
Lsbor
Sybor
Lumbermen’s Association
Bulldinx
Caynovil
Council
Counel
Weil
Ak Podesta
Omii-Nalon Grand Srand
Normatilien
Builditus Trades
Dewees
Tabor
Wreck victims recall La Bourgogne case in court ruling
Chicago judges dismiss for want of equity the Ramini suit against La Compagnie Generale Trans-Atlantique over the La Bourgogne disaster off Newfoundland. The ruling, reaffirmed by the appellate court, suggests similar $55,000 claims in six related actions will also be dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Rundell
Edwin F. Rundell
la Bourgogne
Kentucky Capital Tense as Beckham Backed Troops Arrive
Reports from Frankfurt Kentucky describe a volatile capital with Governor Beckham’s militia arriving under Major J Embry Allen. Regular forces guard the state house while protests and crowds gather. trials loom as County Attorney Polegrove signals arraignments for commonwealth witnesses.
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Krootlicen
Tarlers
State House
White
Tedham
Braves
Hogee
Jett
Frankfurt
Democratie Goreiner
Caleb
Powers
John W. Day
Cutten
Afoore
Cir
Lexington
Lonemire
Eytock
Court House
Beckham
State House Square
Taylor
Longmire
Font Rade Tratialiy
Lexington Armory
J. Embry Alien
Criais
Allen
Polegrove
Commonwealth
Moore
Lesued
Sater
Mountain
Frankfort
Monstrous murder near Garner's ends in deadly fire
Tom Jones known as Preacher Jones and a Black man killed Ella Jones and her 13-year-old daughter Ida with an axe at Garner's five miles east of Raleigh. He then set fire to the scene, destroying the home and four younger children. Laura Jones, age 10, and her 4-year-old sister survived.
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Raleigh
Tom Jones
Jones
Ella Jones
Ida Jones
Garner
Ida
Eile Jones
Elia Jones
Jessie Jones
Nancy Jones
Clever Jones
Eila Jones
Admiral Dewey Arrives in Macon for City Welcome
Admiral George Dewey with Mrs Dewey and Lt Caldwell arrived by special train from Savannah. The city granted him freedom in a speech by Roland Ellis while Mayor Bridges Smith honored Mrs Dewey. A highlight was a review of 6,000 county school children.
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Admiral Dewer
Macon
George Dewer
Dewey
Caldwell
Savannah
Admiral Dewey
Roland Ellis
Bridges Smith Guads
Sudden Deaths and Heart Remedies Advertised
Sudden deaths rising and heart disorders urged to use Dr Agnew's Core for the Heart sold by A L Pearce and others. Claims relief in minutes and suitability for chronic cases. Also promotes One Minute Cough Cure praised for coughs and throat ailments, touted as harmless with immediate results for children.
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Dr. Agnew
Ceres
A. L. Pearce
S. Market St
Mte
Calvin Zimmerman
Milesboro
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Theophile
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T. G. Dreyfus & Co
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William L. Kendig
Jacobs
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Philadelphia
Charles E George
Bethea
George
J. McCormick
McCormick
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Del
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Carpenter
George Carpenter
Harlan & Hellinesworth Shipbuilding Company
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