Mail Edition Ship Trust Plans Told by Griscom
Clement A Griscom president of the International Navigation Company outlined overviews of merging six transatlantic lines under Morgan control. A new holding company may be formed with capitalization near $200 million and daily New York departures. Pacific and South American services are planned as conditions justify.
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Clement A. Griscom
International Navigation Company
Tue Phita- Delphia
J. Pierpont Morgan
Mr. Griscom
Northern Securities Company
New York
Pacific
South America
P. Morgan & Co
Great Britain
Australia
New Zealand
Far East
International Naviga Company
Cramp Talks Steamship Combine Subsidy Merger
Charles H. Cramp, head of the Cramp & Bond Shipbuilding interests, argues for a subsidy bill in a proposed merger of steamship companies. The Philadelphia builder stresses benefits of the plan in promoting industry consolidation and national shipping needs.
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Charles H. Cramp
Philadelphia
Morgan urge for subsidy to save American shipyards and flag
J Pierpont Morgan and associates advocate a subsidy to support a $150 million trust, arguing that without aid American shipyards will lose to foreign competition. The plan would offset higher construction costs and operating expenses, encouraging building in the United States to sustain American labor, materials, and the merchant fleet.
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United States
Congress
Senate
Senator Hanna Comments on Morgan Steamship Plan
Washington April 20 Senator Hanna comments on the Morgan steamship combination saying his knowledge comes only from newspapers He suggests the funds would have supported American shipbuilding if the shipping bill had passed Congress and been enacted into law Instead it languishes in the House.
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Washington
Morgan
Hanna
Congress
Speaker May Kill Ship Subsidy Bill Amid Uncertain Fate
Washington report says Speaker Henderson likely to scuttle the steamship subsidy this session as six House appropriations loom, Grosvenor leads the Merchant Marine and Fisheries panel, and Senate action may push the bill to the next session to avoid jeopardizing other Mississippi Valley politics.
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Philadelphia Times
Washington
Congress
Committee On Merchant Marine and Fisheries
Grosvenor
Henderson
Onthulus
House
Senate
Mississippi Valley
Friends of
Oes Nae
Campal
Belgian Strike Called Off by Labor Leaders
Brussels reports say a general council resolved to resume work across all sections. The strike, political in nature, aimed to force constitutional reform for universal suffrage but faced a defeated vote in the Chamber of Deputies on April 18. Clashes and riots caused dozens of deaths as authorities feared prorogation of Parliament.
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Brussels
Labor Party
Belgium
Chamber of Deputies
Chamber
Maison du Peuple
M. van der Velde
Socialist Movement
Leopold
Civic Guard
Opinion on Abolition of Likin and Trade Pressures
The article discusses the British and German positions on abolishing likin and halting rate negotiations. It notes the Chinese Commissioner’s push to memorialize abolition or reduction of port duties, citing the tea trade as a key example. It cites Japanese and British views, gendering a broader international debate over taxation and national wealth.
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James Ma
Orban
Heavy fighting on Isthmus near Panama and Bocas del Toro
Passengers aboard the Royal Mail steamer Trent report heavy fighting near Panama and Bocas del Toro last Friday. Treat officers say the Isthmus situation shows no improvement, though later reports indicate Bocas del Toro surrendered to Liberal forces.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Royal Mail
Colon
Colombia
Panama
Bocas del Toro
Treat
Turks Slay Bulgarians in Salonica Fight
European telegraph report says Turkish forces killed eight Bulgarians near Kilind on April 10 after clashes with Ikish troops. three of the dead wore Bulgarian army uniforms.
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Salonica
Kilind
First Break in Meat Prices Made Today
A price cut in meat is expected today from both wholesale and retail dealers with retailers facing at least a 50 cent per hundredweight reduction, about two cents per pound, due to overstocked shops after last week’s high prices. Independent wholesalers anticipate a larger cut as they launch a price war against the trust amid abundant cattle in West Philadelphia yards.
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Philadelphia
Trust
West Phi Sphia
Quay Faction’s Rift Over Governor Bid Deepens in Pa
The Republican split widens as Elkin and Watres gain pledged delegates while Senator Quay withholds his gubernatorial choice. Indiana’s Elkin supporters push for fair open contest against machine power. Rumors place Emory A Walling as a possible Quay successor if no decision is made.
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Elkin
Senator Quay
Friends of the Beaver Statesman
Louis A. Watres
Scranton
Machine
Harrisburg
Indiana
Quay
Indiana County
Quay Boosted Elkin Before Florida Trip
The congressman recalls Quay’s support for Elkin, saying Quay told him Elkin looked promising when he returned from Florida. He had not seen Quay since the announcement and noted Quay’s enthusiasm for Elkin at that time.
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Quay
Elkin
Florida
President Cassatt Acts On Hotel Clerk Advice
A hotel clerk at the Little Hotel Wilmot on South Penn Square wrote to Pennsylvania Railroad President Cassatt suggesting painting the Market Street clock dial white with black hands. The dial was repainted cream yellow with black hands, improving visibility for travelers. the clerk thanked Cassatt for acting on the suggestion, noting it was pleasant to be acknowledged by the railroad president.
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Cassatt
Pennsylvania Railroad
Market Street
West Penn Square
South Penn Square
Harry Reisser
Little
Tetin Square
Reisser
Mr. Cassatt
Penneylvania Railroad
Queen Wilhelmina Holds Steady After Brief Improvement
The Queen's condition at The Hague shows no loss of consciousness and a slight improvement in nourishment. The Prince Consort and the physicians left Castle Loo for a short period today, which is regarded as a favorable sign.
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the Hague
Wilhelmina
Prince Consort
Castle Loo
Judge frees Shanley from Asphalt Company receivership
Special to The Philadelphia Times Newark N J April 20 Judge Andrew Kirkpatrick of the United States District Court announces he has relieved John F Shanley from the receivership of the Asphalt Company of America at Mr Shanleys urgent request He notes that before sailing for Europe last Thursday Shanley made an accounting and turned over all monies in his possession The judge says he probably will not appoint a successor to Shanley.
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Philadelphia Times
Newark
N. J
Andrew Kirkpatrick
United States District Court
John F. Shanley
Asphalt Company of America
Shanley
Open revolt in Southern Russia sparks unrest across Kharkoff Poltava
Reports from St Petersburg describe widespread disorders in Southwest Russia after the Duke of Mecklenburg's house was looted. Kharkoff and Poltava governments see open revolt with unorganized rioters. Finland and Helsingfors also report disturbances as Cossacks clash with crowds, wounding many including cripples and children.
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London Times
York Times
Philadelphia
ST. Petersburg
Russia
Duke of Mecklenburg
Kharkoff
Poltava
France
von Plebwe
M. Sipiaguine
von Plehwe
Helsingfors
Helsinfors
Kaigoredof
Finland
Creasy Sees Democratic Party In Strong Shape
Washington April 20 Democratic State Chairman W T Creasy predicted re election as state chairman without opposition after talks with House and Green on Harrisburg meetings next Tuesday and Wednesday The convention date is June 25 Creasy praised party organization and predicted good results next fall noting a strong minority benefits and Republican rifts with Quay and Elkin at odds in a divided party
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Philadelphia Times
Washington
BD. C
W. T. Creasy
Representatives Hall
Green
Harrisburg
Creasy
Pennsylvania
Democratic Party
Quay
Elkin
Progress hoped in Asphalt Company of America reorganization
May bring word on plans for reorganizing the trust led by chairman Henry W. Biddle as a committee of bondholders meets. Promoters will present future action plans and a supplementary financial report may be ready this week. Critics say details delaying public disclosure exist. auditors flag $400,000 maintenance charge as excessive.
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Asphalt Company of America
Henry W. Biddle
National Committee
Ultrative. Com
Weather forecast for Delaware and surrounding region
The weather section reports fair and warmer conditions inland with a south wind. Eastern regions including Pennsylvania and Delaware expect rising temperatures Tuesday with increasing clouds and likely showers. The notice mentions a U S Weather Bureau forecast and hints at long-range page references and an Atlantic liner arrival report in New York from Rotterdam.
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Pennsylvania
Delaware
Quay Grateful Over Lackawanna Pact On Conventions
A Washington visitor reports Senator Quay is gratified that Lackawanna delegates at the State convention backed Watres over Connell. Quay laughs at the rebuke to Connell and suggests Penrose may seek re election only if favorable. A Washington confidant says Quay plans to run again if conditions allow and notes his selfish aim in shelving Elkin.
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Philadelphia Times
Harrisburg
Quay
Washington
Lackawanna
Watres
Connell
Beaver Statesman
Penrose
Elkin
Richard R. Quay
Ted Elkin
Stone
United States
Quay Encoura
Senate Beef Sandwich Price Hike Sparks Senate Outcry
In Washington April 20 reports say Senate cafe raised beef sandwiches from 10 to 15 cents, provoking indig nation among patrons. Senators including Depew Hanna Kean McMillan and Clark, noted for luncheon habits, claim higher raw beef costs justify the rise and vow to fight the beef combine. Some switch to pie and custard while others drop beef sandwiches from midday meals.
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Senate
Depew
New York
Hanna
Ohio
Kean
New Jersey
McMillan
Michigan
Clark
Montana
Senate Cafe
Hotel Cashier Drops Dead
William F. Brightwell assistant cashier at the Continental Hotel was found dead in the toilet room at 8 last night. Hemorrhage of the lungs is given as the cause. He left duty at 7 and was found by a guest lying in a pool of blood. The chief clerk summoned a physician from Jefferson Hospital who confirmed death by hemorrhage. C E Maltby proprietor’s brother said Brightwell was trusted, private, four years at the hotel, previously with Girard House and St. Cloud.
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William F. Brightwell
Continental Hotel
Albert Vidette
Jefferson Hospital
Girard House
St. Cloud
Perryapolis
Fayette County
Mving
Conger to Return to Pekin After Treaty Revision Inquiry
Shanghai April 21 report says Minister Conger will go back to Pekin following a visit of inquiry into treaty revision. The dispatch notes a general bearing describing the inquiry and the related diplomacy without具体 details.
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London Times
New York
Philadelphia
Shanghai
Conger
Pekin
Elkin candidacy interview clarifies second-choice claim
Quay was for Elkin in Scranton Pennsylvania as of April 20 and the local paper prints a column interview with Congressman Connell and a friend about Elkin's candidacy. Connell denies any second choice for nomination regarding Mahon, stating there is no second choice to the matter.
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Philadelphia Times
Scranton
Connell
Elkin
Washington
Mahon
Funston Urges War Policy at Denver Banquet
General Frederick Funston spoke at the Colorado Society of the Sons of the Revolution banquet in Denver. He argued the Philippine war would continue due to external influences rather than Filipino ambitions, voiced sympathy for a U.S. Senator troubled by conscience, and dismissed critics of the war as prone to overstatement.
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Denver
Frederick Funston
Colorado Society of the Sons of the Revolution
Funston
Massachusetts
Wen
Passengers Panic as Officers Struggle in Flight
Passengers cried out and endured chaos after alarms, while officers and crew attempted to calm frightened travelers. The scene unfolded amid a loud commotion as passengers appealed for order without immediate relief.
Fire on City of Pittsburg Traps Passengers in Ohio River
The sidewheel steamer City of Pittsburg bound from Cincinnati to Memphis burned to the water’s edge near Olmstead Island in the Ohio River. Panic and smoke hampered rescue as passengers rushed from state rooms and crew fought flames, with boats from shore aiding evacuations. Dozens are missing or dead, including women and children. early reports list 65 known dead, with many unaccounted as crews and travelers fought the blaze and swift current.
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Pittsburg
Cincinnat
Memphis
Ohio River
Turner's Landing
Olmstead
Tfl
Mound City
New South
Paducah
Oliver Phillips
Rawl
AL Pritchard
Clay Breeze
Archie M. Allen
Joe Redding
Cincinnati
Fred John
Newport
Tom Smith
William Bollinger
Henry Thomas
John Botts
Tony Gullfolle
Baker
Phillips
R. Leach
Bridgeport
Ohio
Ellen Fepmore
Arbuckle
W. Va
Fannie McCullum
Leavenworth
Ind
Pat Burt
Owensboro
Kentucky
Wesley Doss
Marie Tissim
Cannelton
Tod
James Neville
Dayton
Emma Smith
Ardue M. Allen
Fourth Avenue
L. M. McGraw
Louisville
Judge Mulkey
Metropolis
Ill
Arthur Sheley
Buckner
Watchman
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Caeunig Tatitle Otin
Ost
Senator Hanna
Steamship Combine
Frosttier
Republican Party
Quay’s
Ernor
Chine
Ttia
Emory A. Walling
Fiie County
Judge Walling
Fikin
Wilkesbarre
Assembly
Mags
Harry Regeee
Kirkpatrick
Freischer
Venezuela
National Contracting Company
Local Weather Report
P . Pa
Fenton
Porade
Rotterdam
Wm. F. Brightwell
Continental
China
Congressman Connell
New Jersey News
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