Sault Ste Marie to Open Massive Steel Plant
Detroit reports final arrangements for a $50 million steel and iron plant at Sault Ste Marie to employ 19 090 workers. The project, linked to the Soo Power canal, aims to run within six months for partial operation and full plant within 18 months, with mills on both sides of the Sault River and extensive domestic and international financing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isy Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
The
Evening News
Sault Ste. Marie
Russell House
Conection
F. H. Clergue
Soo Power Corporation
Alfred R. Harvey
Liverpool
Harvey
Sault River
United States
Canada
England
Lake Superior
Pierpont Morgan In Best Of Health
London dispatch reports John Pierpont Morgan and his son and grandchildren traveling to Paris in good health. New York confirms Morgan & Co denies rumors of heart disease or illness, stating Morgan remains in his usual robust health.
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Associated Press
London
John Pierpont Marsan
Paris
Morgan
Isis
United States
New York
J. P. Morgan & Co
Washington Cabinet Session Brief and Urgent Schedule
Washington April 11 cabinet meeting produced no new China advices and nothing of public moment was discussed. The session lasted under an hour. Before the president's western trip only urgent matters will be handled. eight days remain with a heavy public workload.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cart Assogulla
Tcs
Washington, D. C
China
West
Great Lakes Towing vows to fight strike across Lake Erie ports
Cleveland April 19 officials of the Great Lakes Towing company declared they will fight the pending tug firemen and men’s strike to a finish. The company will refuse demands and place one fireman on each tug instead of two. Strikers say the dispute could widen to a general strike at all Great Lakes ports and longshoremen may join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iess
Cleveland, O
Great Lakes Towing Company
Lower Lake Erie
Great Lakes
Reorganization Proposal Cuts Across Western Coal Firms
The Ulan Coal and Coke company, a New Jersey firm, files an amendment to raise its capital stock from 10 000 to 10 000 000 and change its name to the Giah Fuel company. The move aims to reorganize coal interests along the Rio Grande Western line. The coal property is included in the sale to the Denver and Rio Grande and George Gould interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Utah
Ulan Coal and Coke Company
New Jersey
Itz Arteles
Giah Fuel Company
Rio Grande & Western Railroad
Denver & Rio Grande
George Gould
New York Firm Currier & Co Makes Creditors Assignment
Tsaae L. Cure rier trading as Currier & Co bankers and brokers assigns assets for the benefit of creditors in New York. The move is announced in April with the firm facing financial difficulties and seeking to settle outstanding liabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prean
New York
Tsaae L. Curerier
Currier & Co
Morgan Refuses to Disclose Gainsborough Purchase
A London dispatch notes J Pierpont Morgan dodges questions about paying for Gainsborough Duchess of Devonshire painting. Morgan declines to reveal the price, joking it could drive him to a lunatic asylum. The report suggests Morgan may consider US Steel stock prospects in Europe amid changing market conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guineborough
New York
the Tribune
London
J. Pierpont Morgan
Gainsborough
Duchess of Devonshire
Morgan
Europe
United States
America
Russian sugar case upheld by U S General Appraisers
The United States General Appraisers announce a decision upholding a countervailing duty on Russian sugar. Judge Somerville writes the opinion, General Appraiser Fischer concurs, while Colonel Tichenor files a dissenting opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
York
Board of Classification of the
United States General Appraisers
United States
Somervillé
Fischer
Tichenor
Plan to Hurray Up Freight Cars
A Chicago based bureau led by J W Midgley will run a two month trial to speed freight cars. The project aims to reduce car detention at terminals and restore faster car turnaround after rail system upheavals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KrTes
Chicago
Western Freight Association
Kansas City
Midgley
Woolen Mills Close Down in Fulton Oswego Area
Fulton mills of the American Weaving Company were closed by telegraphic orders from An Dover Massachusetts headquarters. About 1300 to 1500 workers lose jobs, affecting Fulton village and Oswego Falls. Company cites employee unrest. workers deny intent to disrupt business and say apprentices were underpaid for idle time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Oswego
N. J
Fulton Mills
American Weaving Company
Andover
Mass
Fulton
Oswego Falls
Caffrey Wins Marathon Road Race Record Fall
John J. Caffrey of the St. Patrick Athletic Association Hamilton Ontario won the marathon road race from Ashland to Boston twenty five miles setting a new course record. His time two hours thirty two minutes twenty seconds surpasses last year's two hours thirty nine minutes forty four seconds. William Davis of Hamilton placed second with strong finish.
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Associated Press
Boston
Mass
John J. Caffrey
St. Patrick Athletic Association
Hamilton
Ont
Ashland
Cafftrey
Caffrey
William Davis
Unrest Across Mines and Rails Sparks National Strike Wave
Across Pennsylvania Indiana Ohio and West Virginia workers face ongoing labor unrest. McKeesport connecting railroad strike edges along with mine disputes at Raven Run Meyersdale and Smokeless Coal Berlin. A Kentucky sheriff blocks Indiana miners crossing the river near Zebré amid tense night confrontations.
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McKeesport
Sieike
Froud
Indiana
Kentucky
Posar
Associated Press
Pittsburg
National Tube Company
National Ube Company
National Rolling Mill
Monongahela
Baltimore & Ohio
Lake Erie
Meyersdale
Meyersville
Elklick
Themen
Smokeless Coal Company
Berlin
Wheeling
W. Va
National
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Haskins
Ohio
West Virginia
Brvensville
Ind
Zehre. Ky
Ohio River
Zebré
French coal miners plan general strike
United States Consul Brunot reports to the State Department that French coal miners plan a nationwide general strike around late June unless terms are reached. He notes potential allied strikes by iron workers and machinists, with possible government relief on imports if domestic supply worsens and prices rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asy Associated Trass
Washington
Ailk Ang
Weiryers
Sags
Brunet
Steamship Olinda Fire At New York Pier
The Munson line steamer Olinda arrives from Cuban ports via Norfolk and Nassau is on fire at pier 14 in New York. She was loading a new cargo and due to sail back to Cuba tomorrow. authorities may beach the vessel.
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New York
Munson Line
Olinda
Cuban
Newport News
Pier 14
Baar Tiver
Cuba
President Invited to Visit Dubuque Encampment
The Dubuque G A R encampment committee invites President Mekintes to visit during the first week in June. The invitation comes from the Committee on Invitation and Senator and Speaker Mendelson and is believed to be accepted.
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Assoclated
Dubuqne, Ta
Committee On Invitation
Mendelson
Mekintes
Dubuque G
Chile Opens Andes Passes Alarm Argentine Government
The Argentine government reports Chile has opened passes through the Andes at key points into Argentina. Foreign Minister Alcurta conferred with the Chilean minister who left for Santiago without a written note. Argentina will seek an explanation from Chile before the Chilean minister returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Preas
Juenos Ayres
Chile
Andes
Alcurta
Santiago
Republic
Secret Movements in China Rally Allied Forces
Dispatch from Pekin reports General Loessel with 1000 troops heading to Pu Ting Fu alongside General Baillaud as Franco German forces total 8000. Secrecy surrounds the operation with aims unclear though a push into Shan Si passes is suspected.
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Associated Press
New York
Herald
Pekin
Loessel
China
Png Ting Fu
Frrench
Baillaud
Shan Si
LI Sens
Ti Hung Chang
Luxe
Ordomrad
Howai Lu Otusi Lu
France
Aguinaldo to Issue Address Tomorrow
Aguinaldo prepares to issue his address tomorrow in Manila as reported by the Associated Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asseniated Press
Manilla
Aguinaldo
Ripley Case Nears Jury Deliberation in Governor Shooting
Frankfort Kentucky April 1 Indications are that Captain Garnet D Ripley faces a jury as Commonwealth Attorney Franklin prepares to close for the prosecution this afternoon The case concerns alleged complicity in the shooting of Governor Gaebel with a verdict expected late today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Garnet D. Ripley
Gaebel
Commonwealth
Franklin
Coal Land Deal Shakes Somerset County Area
Berlin Pa April 9 a massive coal deal seals over 15000 acres adjoining Berlin sold to the W Niver company of New York operator of Elkirk area mines Developments start immediately with a projected expenditure of 1 million dollars
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Berlin
Somerest County
W. *. Niver Company
New York
Elkirk
Death of Chicago broker Frank D. Tiordan shocks business circles
Frank D. Tiordan a noted Chicago broker with offices in the Rookery building died today from an apparent heart ailment. Tiordan had been active in commercial circles for several years and was widely known in local business and brokerage groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Frank D. Tiordan
Rookery Building
International bank planned for Havana reported
New York authorities say an international bank with capital of at least one million, possibly up to two million dollars, is to be established in Havana by interests tied to the Morton Trust company and the Cuba company. Among Cuba company stockholders is Sir William C. Vanhorre, with Montreal financiers also likely to be investors in the new Havana bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Havana
Morton Trust Company
Cuba Company
Wiliam C. Vanhorrie
Montreal
Anarchist Plot Tied to Paterson Ring Seized in Argentina
Police in Rosario Santa Fe province seized papers showing a plot against the German emperor the Russian czar and Italian king and queen linked to actions from Paterson New Jersey. Romagnoli tied to the plan left for Rome then Argentina before arrest in Germany. Investigations traced the network through Rosaria New York and Paterson authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mot
Patcrsca
N. J
Araventina
Rosalyn Czar
Linly
Turka
Associated Press
New York
Herald
Guenos Ayres
Rosario
Santa Fe
Russia
Italy
Turin
Paterson
Bertin
A Willam
Argentina
Romagnoli
Lot
Berlin
Rosaria
Germany
Rome
U. S
Paterson Society
Dies on 36th wedding anniversary of Eleanor Hart
Eleanor Hart wife of Dean H Martyn Hart of St John’s cathedral died early today after two years of failing health with no apparent disease. She was from an ecclesiastical Anglican family, daughter of George Wilson, brother of Daniel Wilson, and mother of J Wilson Hart editor of The Bookseller and Stationer.
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Sy Associated Press
Denver
Col
Eleanor Hart
Dean H. Martyn Hart
St. John's Cathedral
Hatt
George Wilson
Daniel Wson
Calcutta
J. Wilson Hart
Castellanes Victory in Dittmar Appeal Case
New York report states after the appellate division decision on April 4 the plaintiffs sought leave to appeal to the court of appeals and a stay of proceedings along with continued injunction. The appellate division denied the appeal and refused to continue the injunction in the Dittmar Gould trustees Castellane matter.
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Associated Press
New York
Appellate Division
Dittmar
Gould Trestees
Count
Countess Castellane
Plnvnti
Court of Appeals
Justice Beach
Appellata Division
Dittmat
Belo, Galveston and Dallas News Proprietor Dies in Asheville
Colonel A. H. Belo of Texas, owner of The Galveston News and The Dallas News, died in Asheville North Carolina on April 18. He was a prominent newspaper executive and civic figure.
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Col. A. H. Belo
Texas
Asheville, W. C
Asheville
N. C
A. H. Belo
Galveston News
The
Dallas News
British Budget Reactions Mixed Amid Coal and Sugar Protests
London reports show tentative public approval of the budget with strong protests from coal districts over the export duty and sugar tax. Merchants fret over higher costs while some experts expect relief for contracts predated today. A new loan is anticipated as consols weaken and U. S. demand for coal grows.
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Associated Press
London
Cardiff
Seatch
Srotch
Greenock Sugar Exchange
Refiners’ Association
Greenock
Custom House
Stock Exchange
Rmonikyr
U. S
Cardiff Docks
Seateh
United States
Glasgow
Ireland
Dublin Independent
Son of General Maceo Arrives From Manila
The transport Rosecrans brought from Manila five men expelled by military authorities. Among them is Santiago Maceo, son of Cuban leader Antonio Maceo. In the Philippines Maceo rose to first sergeant of the Macaube scouts and was accused of aiding Filipino troops and dismissed. General MacArthur ordered his departure due to the supposed danger of his presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Rosecrans
Manila
Santiago Maceo
Antonio Maceo
Philippines
Maceo
MacArthur
Bookkeeper Charged With Bank Embezzlement in Birmingham
Pittsburg April 19 A J Schroth a bookkeeper at the First National Bank of Birmingham was arrested by U S Marshal Leonard on charges of embezzling 35000 from the bank. He was released on bail of 10000. The scheme was uncovered by National Bank Examiner Slack who found several false entries. The bank reports it in excellent condition with 100000 capital and 206 10 in undivided profits and surplus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pittsburg
A. J. Schroth
First National Bank of
Birmingham
United States
Leonard
Ife
Inter
National Bank
Slack
Black
the Bank
Inmates and Keepers of Disorderly House
At 4 10 this morning a house on Pear Street was raided by police. Anne Lizzie and Ida Knangs pleaded guilty to being common prostitutes and are in county jail for twenty days. Mr and Mrs Mathaway, an aged couple, also admitted keeping a disorderly house and were sentenced to thirty days in jail with $26 and costs due. Officer James Mulva led the raid as fugitives escaped. three women paid fines and were released after posting $43 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wat Pear Street
Anne
Lizzie
Ida Knangs
Mathaway
James Mulva
Ida
Lizale
Annie Knaage
Negotiations Renewed Between Kitchener and Boer Leaders
The Sun reports renewed negotiations between Lord Kitchener and Boer generals during Sir Alfred Milner's absence. It notes government divisions over Milner's successor and identifies Mrs. Botha as acting as go between in the talks.
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London Sun & Thing
Alfred Milner
Botha
Associated Press
London
the Sun Today
Lord Kitchener
Sir Alfred Milner
Oshkosh Trout Party Praises White River Fishing
A group from Oshkosh and guests travelled forty miles to White River for opening week fishing. Despite cold weather, they landed a good mess of speckled trout averaging between a quarter and three quarters of a pound. Dr Burgess of Milwaukee caught the largest fish.
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White River
S. 5. Barner
West Bend
J. H. Davidson
William Hawthorne
A. B.oaper
Oren Hooper
George Madison
G. W. Minckler
G. R Buckstall
B. H. Josslyn
Dr. Burgess
Milwaukee
A. O. Kuehmsted
Chicago
Pravidson and
Barney
Burgess
Coming Weddings George Stark Farrin and Genal Leubke Bride Pairs
Two marriages of well known couples will take place next Thursday April 23 at four o'clock in the afternoon. George W Stark son of Mr and Mrs Peter Stark of Hortonville Wisconsin and Miss Farrin daughter of Mr and Mrs Patrick Farrin of 241 Fourteenth street will wed at St John s Catholic Church Thirteenth street in the parsonage with Rev John Morrissey presiding. Genal of Oregon street and Miss Mildred Leubke daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Leubke will marry next Thursday afternoon at the Lutheran church with Rev Z M Koepplin officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Stark
Fira
Farrin
John Morrissey
St John's Catholic Church
Thirteenth Street
Patrick Farrin
Fourteenth Street
Peter’ Stark
Hortonville
Wis
Morgan Lumber Co
Genal Leubke
John Genal
Oregon Street
Mildred Leubke
Fifteenth Street
Z. M. Koepplin
Eighth Street
Loutheran Church
Miss Leubke
Fred Leubke
Genal
Christian Genal
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Valuable horse killed at Montgomery Park collision
St. Derm a three year old horse owned by W L Hadley was killed in a collision with another horse at Montgomery Park while exercising. Jockey Cochran was slightly injured. St Dean valued at 5000 dollars. R Ay Malister is in Appleton today with loga bualncas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Memphis
R. Ay Malister
Appleton
Vit Loga Bualncas
Wisconsin Governor Urges Capitol Reductions and Local Measures
Governor La Follette asks the legislature for material cuts in the state capitol budget citing savings of about 326 000 biennially The immigration bureau would be wiped out under the proposals Local option legislation advances and bills passed by the assembly include vaccine requirements a ten cent per ton tax on shipments out of state and 1 100 for Cook's contest expenses The primary election bill is slated for a Wednesday vote Portage Levee bill heads to the senate adjournment discussions continue Railway tax raise pending Legislation also covers medical reform osteopathic representation and the upcoming legislative ball
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
la Follete
Immigration Bureau
Assembly
Board of Health
Cook
Assembly Privileges and Elections Committee
Senate
Assemblyman
Aehs
Joint Committee
Weed
Winnebago County
Oshkosh
McComb Medical bin
State Board of Medical Examiners
Bowling Contests At MCA Alley Track Scores
The article reports standings in an individual bowling contest at the MCA alley where seven clubs compete. Each bowler plays twelve games, two against each club, with current totals showing White Principals 124 175 and 143 159, Bacon Aristooks 147 157 and 159 164, Redford Kickapoos 189 157, 158 166, 146 127, Hopkins Cherokees 148 168, 123 167, Hope Lains Cherokees 123 167, and others across rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
fol+llows
White
Bacon
Aristooks
Redford
Kickapoos
Finney
Bankers
Hopkins
Hope Lains
Funeral for General MClurg Pioneer Publisher Mee Clyarg
Simple funeral services were held for General Alexander C. Mee Clyarg, pioneer publisher of Claspa, at St James church in Chicago. The rector J. Stone presided as mourners included family and close friends. Interment followed at Graceland cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Alexander C. Mee Clyarg
C1a
St. James’ Lip¢Copal Church
Key
J. 3
Stone
Graceland Cemetery
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Pierpont Morgan
Euphathe Deniol
Hic
Reat Lakes Towing Company
Mefoxe Demanda
Western Coal Combine
MR. Gage
Board of Classification
General Appraisers
Kasuite
Hegular-Chi
Tviehenor
AM Tinilroads
Oawesgea, N
J. J. Caffrey
Dubuque
Pri Ta
Shan Li
Lars Li Warne
Witipine
Tomorrace
Ripley
Trumbie
Heaven
WH. M. Hart
Struld AS
Pfavonasle
Pearl Street
Kitchever Way
Boris
Sportemen
Etta M. Farrin
Mildred Leche
Duc
Tcrpidol Pokue
Phinne
la Vollette
Drepplan
Assembly Palace
Subetionte
M’clurg
San
Wisconsin
Tomarks
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