Twelve steel mills shut down in the East raising job losses
The report notes twelve steel and wire mills closed in the East, leaving about four thousand workers unemployed. The piece references over-promotion as a stated cause by early managers and mentions political and economic developments, including remarks on elections, commissions, embezzlement cases, and famine in India.
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Travis Ovals
Texas
UW. Bailey
United States
Bailey
Venioer
Senator Chilton
A. J. Breckinridge
Perpetual Building & Loan Asso
Chicago
Clement Services
Philippine Commission
Nebraska
Lincoln
Oregon Pioneer Dead and Noted Local Figures
The Oregon obituary column notes DB Hinton, 60, died in Crook county on the 4th. Dearborn, 47, Salem merchant, suffered typhoid fever five months. Chief Justice Gunton of Washington state supreme court to resign soon. Mrs Catherine Maple, 70, died near Walla Walla after illness, leaving a husband and four children.
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Hinton
Uncle New
Oregon
Crook County
Prank
Dearborn
Salem
Gunton
Washington State Supreme Court
Rogers
Catherine Maple
Walla Walla
P Ses
Eugene Guard
Lane County
Colloniste
Lewin
Sarah Welsh
HS. Stott
Wallan Walla
Aml
Arcus Whitman
George &. Taylor
Ratthennake
Whington
Yakima
Robert Livingston
United States
Yellowelone National Park
Gallatin County
Free Book Offer for Any Reader Requesting Copy
Ad offers a free beautifully illustrated 80 page book titled THREE CLASSES OF MEN. It is valued at 100 dollars and described as a gift to any reader who requests it.
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Dzens
Pendeton
Sanden
London Press Flays Buller and Allies in War Coverage
London papers condemn Buller Warren and Thornycroft for indecision and flawed command. Reviews call his record pitiable as further military updates from South Africa report casualties at Wepener and Manora, while Brabant and Dalgety’s forces face surrounding action.
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London
Buller
Warren
Thornycroft
Baller
St. James Cicette
Howe
Wepener
Manora
Palgelty
Coontelat Freon
Aliwal
Bethubie Bridge
Dispatches Criticize Generals and Plan South Africa Move
London reports Lord Roberts dispatch criticizes Sir Redvers Buller and Sir Charles Warren, hinting at possible relief from command. It notes strategic aims to clear southern Boer positions, control railways, and push north as Boer resistance lingers amid marching reinforcements and communications concerns.
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Lord Kolwrts
Clamren
London
Tom Long
Roberta
Nll Cote
Lord Roberts
Lord Roberta
War Office
Utes Hhowtin
Fontein
Tuwsday
Forcies
Wepener
Rundle Vin Kedderberg
Brabant
Mne
Nousville
Rouxville
Genertl Brabant
Senate OKs medals for North Atlantic naval heroes
A joint resolution proposes bronze medals for distribution among select officials and sailors of the North Atlantic squadron and naval forces stationed in the region, honoring their service during wartime operations.
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Senate
Washington
North Atlantic
United States
Kansas City Political Rumors and Convention Notes
Kansas City reports from April 1 detail shifts in ticket advocacy with Dewey and Donnelly discussed for national leadership. The piece notes a push to elect twenty two delegates to the Cincinnati convention and mentions the U S Spain treaty debate with a six month extension for residency choices in the Philippines.
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Kansas City
Carl Brown
Morning Aid
Wherton Barker
Dewey
Donnelly
McKinley
Inve
Cinelimati
Turkey Called to Account Over Indemnity and Duties
A Washington dispatch states the United States demands immediate payment of one million indemnity for attacks on missionaries and property in Constantinople, warning drastic measures if delayed. From Constantinople the Porte responds to a collective powers note on a three percent duty rise, pledging to erase duties due to Turkey’s finances despite firmness from the Porte.
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New York
Washington
United States
Constantinople
Turkey
Porte
Serlonie
US Turkey diplomatic rift deepens over wartime claims
In Washington on April 18 the crisis between the United States and Turkey widens as American troops seek pay for damage to Euphrates College Harpach and telecommunication buildings during Armenian upheaval. In Spokane on April 16 Minnie Horr died of paralysis. her funeral was postponed after she appeared seemingly alive, endangering her wedding plans.
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Washington
United States
Turkey
Wight
Euphrates College
Harpach
Maravh
Spokane
Minnie Horr
Becaus
Wandell Globe Democrat Editor Gains 10 Million Fortune
Tlavey B Wandell city editor and writer Mere Adan Wiest learned they were heirs to a fortune estimated at 10,000,000. The discovery was reported by the Post-Dispatch at St Lowie on April 18.
Government ends hire of Tartar and Westminster transport
Washington reports orders to turn over the transport ships Tartar and Westminster to their owner as the government no longer requires their services.
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Washington
Tartar
Westminster
Rhine tragedy reported by Springfold correspondent
A DRA dispatch from Poorla U Ageil notes a Supreme Court decision and an April court opinion on advertising in a Hay wan constitution meal. A boat with twenty Catholic students aboard capsized on the Rhine. nineteen members drowned with others rescued.
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Poorla
U. Ageil
Maya
Hlinele Oeupreme Court
Bingen
Catholic Btidente Association
Rhine
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Pendleton’s Big Store
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