Cecil Rhodes Dies Peacefully in London
The Gazette reports Cecil Rhodes died peacefully at 5 87 p m in Cape Town and London observers note his last days amid war anxieties and a strained demeanor. He faced heart trouble and irritable, dictatorial mood while maintaining control of South African interests.
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CAPE TOWN
CECIL RHODES
LONDON
Cel Richolcs
tin ctheneen
Lo Londe
Kimberly
South Africa
England
Henas
Rhodes
fim
Ife
Dr. Jameson
Mr. Rhodes
Mr. Chamberlain
Jett Mitmer
Duke
pleblan
Turton
Exyp
Engsi
DeBeres
Wool Growers' Trust Forming Across the West
Salt Lake March 26 A wool growers' trust is forming throughout the west. Seventy leading Utah sheep men have joined, with many major growers in Oregon Nevada and Idaho aligning with the organization. The goal is to abolish middlemen profits and redirect gains to the wool growers.
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Gazette
SALT LAKE
the Herald
west
Utah
Oregon
Nevada
Idaho
National Millers Federation Being Formed
Chicago March 26 final steps in forming the National Millers Federation represent a total capital of 400 million dollars and an annual output of 106 million barrels. The body unites state associations plus the National Millers and National Winter Wheat Millers asso ciations. First annual meeting planned for June 11, 1902 in Chicago. Eckhart notes aims to improve mutual interests and curb abuses, not to control prices.
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CHICAGO
National Millers’ Federation
National Millers’ Association
National
Winter Wheat Millers’ Association
Eckhart
Lanced Wire Reports Crimes and War Updates Across Lands
In La Junta a Vanished Los Angeles woman improves after a violent attack as a railroad porter’s lynching unfolds. LONDON dispatches detail Delarey and Kitchener maneuvers with captures, artillery seizures, and miles covered.
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Gasette
LA JUNTA
Colo
Henriette Miller
Los Angeles
Cal
Santa Fe bet
Denver
Cherokee Nation Quaran Tening Against Texas
Revenue collector Huy P. Cobb of the Cherokee Nation issues a quarantine order barring importation of Texas or Arkansas cattle for grazing to prevent Texas fever. Heirs en route have been stopped and the quarantine will be strictly enforced.
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VINITA
Huy P. Cobb
Cherokee Nation
Texas
Arkansas
Southern Pacific Extends Stopover Privileges to California Points
The Southern Pacific Company modifies the homeseekers rate to California, granting stopovers up to May 15 for travelers toward their destinations. Rates: $25 to Missouri River points and $38 from Chicago. Previous stopovers were not allowed. now visitors can pause en route via California points until April 30.
Two Masked Men Rob Emporia Hotel
In Emporia Kansas on March 26 two masked men tried to rob the Hotel Whitney safe. They forced clerk Paul Vickery porter Jesse Reeves and traveler W F Sullivan to surrender cash and were locked in the cloak room before fleeing after failing to open the safe.
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EMPORIA
Kansas
Hotel Whitney
Paul Vickery
Jesse Reeves
W. F. Sullivan
Sullivan
Vickery
caf
utile
Easter Ready Made Men s Furnishings Line Arrives
A new Easter line for men arrives featuring four in hand silk knit scarves at 50c, silk bow ties for various collars, 25c fancy socks with lace effect, and neat dress shirts in colorings priced at 1.00 to 1.50.
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Fate Sf Geenedine
Dee Nee E
Labor conference seeks Mine Workers pact in New York
Industrial Department of the National City Federation met in New York to hear the United Mine Workers plea for a contract and peaceful settlement. John Mitchell led miners with talks on recognition as organized labor, while other leaders weighed direct negotiations and possible arbitration. In Iowa a mine walkout is feared with a general strike planned if no accord is reached. Wheat prices fluctuated with May wheat trading around 1.72 to 1.73 per bushel.
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Ganette
NEW YORK
Industrial Department
National City Federation
United Mine Workers
asslarance
M. A. Hanne
Oscar &. Strauss
Henry C. FPotier
Franklin MacVeigh
Lewis Nixon
Charles A. Moore
Marcus M. Marks
W. M. H. Pfahier
Ralph M. Eassey
Frank P
industrial committee
John Mitchell
Hanne
DES MOINES
Iowa
minera
isavex
Reese
Sealt
Beneral
Farens Property Sells Quietly in Vendy Market
A local listing reports a fine property sale in Vendy described as one of the best in the area. The ad highlights the estate as a prime purchase with notable features and strong market appeal.
Leprosy Findings and Local News From Reno
Dr Jonathan Hutchinson concludes leprosy is not contagious in normal sense and may spread only via contaminated food. other items note cattle shipments from Carson, mining updates at Pyramid Lake, local illnesses, millinery shop openings and an Easter display in Reno with Miss A Motley announcing new spring styles.
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Reno
MISS A. MOTLEY
Peary’s Bark Windward Arrives in New York
The Peary Arctic Club steamer Windward arrived in New York from Brigus Newfoundland where she had been on return from the Arctic. She carries Lieut Peary and is said to have new engines and to be ready for another Arctic expedition this summer. Temperatures elsewhere report Reno 36 New York 38 Boston 38 Philadelphia 42 Chicago 40 Minneapolis 44 Cincinnati 50 St Louis 52.
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PEARY
WINDWARD
NEW YORK
The
Peary Arctic Club
Brigus
N. F
Arctic
CHICAGO
Reno
Boston
Washington
Philadelphia
Minneapolis
Cincinnati
St. Louis
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ialsteo
Santa Fe county
YORK
trikers
WOOL GROWERS’ TRUST
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Delarey
Lord Kitchener
stock
wageng
Kitchener
Lichtenbers
Kekewich
block house
Rochforth
Rawlinson
Truckee
Dalton
Virginia road
California
EMPORIA, KAS
ting Corsets
ing Panorama
Maggiona
Empress Janine Girdles
GRAY, REID & CO
Virginia Street
Black
fnally
Misa Gtene
BALONICA
Roumelia
Millen M. Stone
Jonathan Hutchinson
Royal College of Surgeons
Hururhingen
ropers
W. H. Moffatt
Wadsworth
San Francisco
Moffatt
Carson Sink
Carson
Western Co
Patrick Court
Fairchild & Gilmore
Jane Lake
C. PB
R. W. Parry
Pyramid Lake
Parry
Dan Reeder
Becker establishment
doe Zeigler
Btyliah Millinery
Meedames Morrison
Fredricks
Sunderlands
masin
Perry, Davis
Perry Davie
A. NELSON
Bydney
C.B
Chicagyy
Aubury
Ogden
JOHN SUNDERLAND
Virginia
CRESCENT STREET
APPLETON, TRACY CO
P. S
BARTLETT
R. HERZ & BRO
REWNC
elaine
Sven
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