Immigrant Fund Scrutiny Spurs Ellis Island Inquiry
A joint Senate and House immigration committee resumed probes into Ellis Island expenditures. Gen. Nettleton cited shipments of funds from the immigrant fund to the Ellis Island improvement fund, with letters from Secretary Foster approving transfers. Chandler pressed for accountability while Nettleton defended department policy and questioned chairmen over inquiry conduct. An unrelated arrest report noted burglaries in Pomawerpas with Martin Ryan’s grocery struck.
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Chandine
Riles
Senate
House Committee On Immigration
Ellig Island
Gen
Nettleton
Treasury Department
Fenter
Ellis Island
Gen. Nettleton
Himsekf
Chandler
Efert
Department
Winton
Foxtor
Heim
Rman
Nettletat
Chatrunn Stamp
Netleton
Stamp
We Nettleton
de Hale
Lorin
Netiirton
Sam Chandler
New York
Henator Chandler
Clemeon
Bry York
Twn Nettleton
de Witver Ovock
Pooawerpras
Mareh
Hichard Ker Iouer
Ryan
Paris Police Tightens Grip on Anarchist Suspects
Premier Loubet and the Paris detective chief pledge stronger action against dynamiters. Landlords fear for property as notices to quit multiply. Judge Bondy warned of threats and possible vigilante acts. The sense of intimidation grows amid threats of deadly punishment for dissidents and officials alike.
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Loubet
Averchiste
Bondy
Benoit
Lobau Har- Tacks
Benolt
Elewhers
Bob
Thecates
Mills 60 Years Old as Senate Credentials Read
The credentials of Roger Q. Mills as Texas senator were laid before the Senate yesterday. Mills, turning sixty, marked his birthday with a ceremonial entrance to a gathering at the Capitol. Attendees included Senators Dolph Squire and Mitchell, Congressman Cochran among others, with Army Gen Stanley and ex-Congressman Phil Thompson present.
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Howu
Ae Kemeter
Waauisoros
Roger Q. Milla
Texas
Senate
Mills
Cabs
Crala
Dianer
Chamberlain
Preent
Dolph
Squire
Mitchell
Congresman Cochrat
Fellows
Geary
Caruth
Abbott
Moore and Stone
Gen Stanley
United Stans Army
Marshall Knane
Phil Thompson
James Young
Prades
Sands
Charles H
New York Reapportionment Hill Reported Changes Made
The Finance Committee reports favorably the Congressional Reapportionment bill with two changes. Transfers 20th Ward Buffalo from the 324 District to the HK and the old Ward in the same city from the 834 to the 824 District. The two Republican members dissented but the bill advances as an order for Thursday. March 30. Fire at Pimlico causes multiple deaths including a waiter and an infant. The Bremen fire aftermath notes losses. Prussian Ministry crisis renews resignations, with calls for Cabinet members to resign over Education bill. Damages sought by Abraham Achlostweh in Weat Asbury Park against Simon's clothier. Diptheria measures affect Broadbrook Windsor Hill schools. measles suspend Manchester sessions hosting 700 pupils.
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New York
Aluant
N. Y
Finance Committee
20Th Want
Buffalo
Old Ward
Lirate
Beatin
Hoerrti Tuterier
Hayden
Caprivi
Kateer
Aod
Indignation Over Purchases by Local Negro Element
A fragment notes three sums paid or offered twenty dollars five dollars and one dollar. The text states the entire negro element there is indignant over the male. The context and specifics are unclear but indicates a reaction to a male figure or action within the community.
Bell Telephone doubles capital amid surge in lines and subscribers
About 100 attendees at an American Bell Telephone Company meeting voted to raise capital from 10 million to 17 million, with stock issued to current holders at par and one new share for six held. Reports show 266,450 miles of wire, 20,017 subscribers, 5,876 employees, and 1,504,712 daily connections, marking a large growth in instruments, lines, and reach across the country.
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Bostrom
American Bell Telephone Company
Bell Telephone
Rectel
Wed
United States
Wealthy paper man Feirehild estate heirs clash
In a contested will case from Bemorront, PN Feirehild's estate worth about 250000 faces challenges. His widow, who received the bulk of the property, died days before him while he was unconscious. His brother and two unmarried sisters sue as heirs while Mrs Fairchild asserts a different inheritance right. Superior Court in tractors handles the dispute.
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Coste Urer
Feirehild
Tia
Kein
Helreot
Fairchild
New Hare
Cosg
Michael Coleman
Fair Haven
Robertson
Halngie
England Refuses Modus Vivendi Renewal in Baring Affair
March 30 dispatches report in the House of Commons that Britain did not renew the modus vivendi in the Baring affair, with Mr. Lowther's comments on protection for British merchants abroad. Other items note Stewart’s plan to push his free coinage of silver bill, railroad complaint dismissals, and assorted judiciary, transportation, and weather notes.
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Berrato
Frank Reiford
Michael Dolan
Geneses Street
Mra Reiford
Dolan
Lowther
Fornos
House of
Stewart
Wasmington
Nevada
Senate
Rescue of the German steamer Eider at Atherfield Ledge
The North German Lloyd steamship Eider ran aground off Atherfield Ledge last month. Captain Helwcke kept the crew calm while German salvors and English experts doubted all chances of rescue. After days of work in good weather, the ship was freed and towed to Southampton, with repairs expected before she returns to sea.
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Eider
Atherfield Ledge
Iale
Wien
Jannan
Southampton
Hellecks
Nn Fhen the Elder
Divtiect Esch
England
Somtham
Merritt Coast Wrecking Firm to Salvage Windermere
The Merritt Coast Wrecking Company quotes 50 000 dollars for hauling the stranded Windermere off Deal Beach, with English Underwriters refusing the sum as payment and arbitration to determine the price. The ship was towed to the wrecking dock at Stapleton for repairs.
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Merritt Company
Windermere
New York
Merritt Coast Wrecking Company
Deal Beach
Stapleton
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Bell Telephone Company
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Chester
Charles Little
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Monmouth Coumay
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New York, Lake Erie & Western Railroad Company
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Acme Tailoring Co
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Lisnason
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Plainfield Produce CO
Raritan Mills
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East Front
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