Arrival of Fleet Four Days Early
The text reports the American battle fleet arriving off Magdalena Bay four days ahead of schedule, with ships in excellent condition and ready at an hour’s notice. Wireless messages from Point Loma and Washington confirm readiness for any emergency, as the fleet sails from Hampton Roads and approaches Magdalena Bay. Market notes follow with hog and poultry price spreads, but the primary item centers on the fleet’s early, prepared arrival and status.
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San Diego
Point’ Loma
Magalena Bay
Magdalena
Washington
Hampton Roads
Desthan Sony
Roosevelt
Magdaléna Bay
Magdalena Bay
Japan Likely to Quiet War Pressure Over China
Tokio reports that Japanese presses and public calls for action against China tied to the Tatsu affair are fading. In informed circles, it is said China will accept Japan’s terms if Tokyo pledges closer control of arms exports.
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Tokio
Japan
China
Local Markets Today in Waterloo Reflect Upward Trend
Spring like weather boosts the horse trade and farm class demand in Waterloo market. Light driving horses show activity while heavy cattle slow. fat cattle ease to about 41.25 to 95.25 per head, butchers steady, springers mixed, stockers and feeders vary. Hog market remains steady to higher with buyers confident, high weights over 205 pounds selling around 4.20, with underweights and inferior hogs arriving for sale.
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Chicago
Wren
Waterloo
Waterloo Live Stock Company
Hanna Admits Guilty in Thursday Court Session
Oscar Hanna pleaded guilty to breaking and entering a railway car and received the minimum fine of 175 dollars plus costs, as a first offense. Several county jail inmates with indictments from the last grand jury appeared, including Leo and Louiss Waters charged with maintaining a house of ill fame, and Frederick and Harry Hutson on breaking and entering with intent. Others pleaded not guilty or had attorney appointments made. arraignments slated for later. The grand jury adjourned to meet again next Monday morning.
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Jam Goodfellow
Leo
Louiss Waters
J. C. Murtagh
Frederick
Harry Hutson
Leclaire Martin
Oscar Hanna
W. P. Hoxie
Edward Foley
William Goodfellow
Wenner & McCoy
Plex
Fannie Colvin Baum
Allison Forces in Full Control at Iowa Delegation
In Iowa political dispatches, Allison’s faction nears total control of the state delegation with 493 to 252 for Cummins as 99 delegates remain to decide. Taft’s Iowa prospects appear secure per Taft manager Court Bord, despite claims of Cummins strength.
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Allison
Movnes
Ateta
Rao
Itunity
Brers
Its
Cummins
Alli- Sen
al Meson
Adair
Blackhawk
Bremer
Calhoun
Cass
Cedar
Chickasaw
Delaware
Iowa
Jones
Shelby
Scott
Taft
Washington
Court Bord
Wold
Wright County
TAI
Birdsall
Dia
Pyerse Oe
Iowa Delegation Grows Around Allison for National Convention
The Iowa state delegation is largely aligned with Allison for the national convention. Most districts favor Allison, with exceptions in the seventh, tenth, and eleventh where a fight remains, and Major Lacey may be chosen as district delegate from the sixth. George D. Perking is expected as an at large delegate.
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Young, EF. &. Hart
Jon Lane
Major Lacey
David Grant
Taft Allison and Kennedy vie for First district seats
Fairfield March 12 The First district lined up for Taft Allison and Kennedy by unanimous vote. Des Moines county delegation led by Horscoe Rand seated 52 to 11. Many Cummins delegates supported the majority credentials report and seating of Allison delegates despite discreditable Burlington ward caucus acts. Six conventions held statewide with varied standput and progressive splits. Jon Jenning banker dies after indictment fallout. Hafid asks for ceasefire amid peace talks in Casablance steps.
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Fairfield
Taft
Allison
Kennedy
Des Moines
Horscoe
Rand
Cummins
Committee On
Third Ward
Burlington
Cumminns
Chickasaw
Benton
Floyd Counnties
Marlow
Hancock
Winnebago
Steven G Stewart Dead in Poris Illinois
Telegram from Waterton informs of the death of Steven G Stewart formerly of Waterloo. He died at his son’s home in Poris Illinois on Wednesday at about fifty five years of age. A commercial traveler by trade, he had recently returned to Waterloo before his wife’s death and is buried in Elmwood cemetery. His daughter Almeda works for James Black Dry Goods and his son Clyde for Waterloo Furniture and Carpet.
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Waterton
Steven G. Stewart
Waterloo
Benee Ho
Elmwood
M. Almeda
James Black Dry Goods Company
Clyde
Waterloo Furniture and Carpet Company
Transfer Bridge Cables On Temporary Fourth Street Route
Citizens Gas and Electric crews transfer electric cables from the Fifth street bridge to the Molan arch bridge at Fourth to avoid delays when the old bridge is removed. Traffic on Fifth street is suspended for the summer, pedestrians may cross the Cedar via the Fourth street concrete bridge, and work at both ends of Molan arch is progressing with more labor planned as spots open.
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Citizens Gas and Electric Company
Fifth Street
Molan Arch
Fourth
Eleventh Street
Deine
Federal auto license bill hearing in Washington
Washington March 12 The judiciary subcommittee of the house held a hearing on a pending bill for national automobile registration and license. The measure, advocated by the American Automobile Association, may pass if Congress rules it within constitutional power.
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Washington
Cooke Attacks Chancellor Day as “Something of a Joke”
Syracuse Chancellor James R. Day says Rev. George A. Cooke’s charges for defaming magistrates in “The Raft of Prosperity” are a joke. Day dismisses the accusations, notes no letter from the presiding elder, and cites his New York conference link. Born 1845 in Maine, Day graduated Bowdoin, served as minister, bishop, and longtime Syracuse University chancellor since 1894.
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Syracuse
James R. Nay
Syracuse University
George A. Cooke
Brandon
Cooke
Day
Methodist Episcopal Church
Tia
Republic
Bis
New York
Roosevelt
Congress
Maine
Chancellor Day
Bowdoin College
Bath
Portland
Boston
General Conference
Northwestern University
Herricks Attacks Bryan Bank Deposit Plan In Ohio Speech
Ex Governor Myron T. Herrick told the Ohio legislature that bank deposit guarantees are socialistic and undermine individual initiative. He argued such guarantees are unconstitutional and unjust, noting the Panic period is an economic phenomenon beyond legislative remedy.
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Columbus
Guy
Myron T. Herrick
Ohio
W. J. Bryan
Wee
Bryan
Hryanim
Correa
Jewelry auction seen in Bennett Quinn bankruptcy case
Creditors met in Lowell Massachusetts to supervise a private sale of jewelry and supplies tied to the Bennett and Quinn bankruptcy. F. S. Merrian directed the sale beginning March 21, with estimates ranging from 1800 to 2000 dollars of items including optical goods. If private sale fails, a public auction may be held. The discovery includes hundreds of items such as rings, knives, watch chains, and books. Separately wage cuts of ten percent were posted at several large cotton factories affecting about 26 000 workers.
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Bennett & Quinn
Ofice of Referua Hox
F. S
Federal and Diatrict Court
Habiildes
Rench
Lowell
Mass
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Des Moines County
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Brooklyn
Sea Chr, L. 1
Hafid
Casablanca
General D'Armade
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Mulal
Sultan
South
Abova
New Richmond
Mich
Ben Hoffman
Steven
Stewart
Peoria
James FR. Day
U.S
Sota Maria Bay
Latas Spe
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Magdalea
Jas
Herricks
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Ernor Herrick
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