Coal Mine Combine Seen After Rail Ownership Ban
Centralization of control of most U S coal mines is predicted as a consequence of a federal ruling barring railroads from holding stock in mines. Rumor says a giant holding company is being formed to unite coal interests across Indiana Illinois West Virginia and Western Pennsylvania, aiming to improve returns and lower consumer prices.
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Chicago
Dictuim
Indiana
Illinois
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Fire Panic Strikes Women Patients at State Hospital
In Saint Peter Minnesota on February 25 a fire under a ward at the state hospital for the insane caused panic among about 100 female patients and nearly 200 others in the southern detached ward. Nurses contained the blaze and all patients were moved to safety. two escaped in confusion but were recaptured later.
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St. Peter, Minn
State Hospital For the
Father and Son Fatally Hurt in Nebraska Incident
Broken Bow Nebraska February 25 F H Hoffman and his son George and ae Lanterman enanad in a 'which The fragmentary text reports a fatal incident involving the Hoffman family and Lanterman with details unreadable.
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Broken Bow
Neb
F. H. Hoffman
George
Ae Lanterman
Priest Leo Heinrichs Slain in Denver At St Elizabeths
The murder of Father Leo Heinrichs at St Elizabeths church in Denver on Sunday is linked by locals to anarchist Giuseppe Allo. A witness described two men eyeing priests in the aisle as one pointed toward Father Leo and called him the man.
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Denver
Leo Heinrichs
Guiseppe Allo
Paterson
Alio
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Father Leo
Lawyer shot in Brooklyn corridor a claimed act of God
Charles M. Sanford of Smithtown L I was shot in the head by Mrs Jennie Bunt of Brooklyn in the Garfield building. She fired two shots one hit Sanford who was approaching his office door. Bunt turned herself in saying the shooting was justified as an act of God. Sanford had represented her in a case against her husband and was hospitalized.
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New York
Charles M. Sanford
Smithtown
Jennie Bunt
Brooklyn
Garfield
Outcome of Family Quarrel in Lamar Missouri
Lamar Missouri February 26. Leal Hart a local hunter shot and killed Mrs.
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Lamar
Lée Hart
Lecal Hatler
Portugal at Crossroads as Monarchy Faces Challenge
Fragmentary report outlines Portugal's political tension with Republicans and ex-Progressists uniting for a contest against the monarchy. Corruption revelations and royal scandals spark public debate on the monarchy’s prestige and future.
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Lisbon
Garios
Luis
Lilley Testimony Faces House Rules Panel
Lilley appears before the House Rules Committee in executive session to substantiate published charges. He is cross examined as part of the inquiry into the substantiation and scope of the accusation.
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Washington, Feb
Lilley
House
Wremer
Bloody wedding brawl leaves four stabbed near fatal
At a Chicago wedding party fifteen guests were struck in a violent melee over an old grievance. Four men James Grimm John Labetzocki John Wadya and Stanley Wadasek likely to die with severe wounds. Police detained twenty attackers after a garden clash. The bride and groom were held briefly then released.
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Chicago
James Grimm
John Labetzocki
John Wadya
Stanley Wadasek
Wadya
John McDonough
Anti Saloons Win in Chicago Sunday Law Case
Chicago February 26 anti saloon forces claimed a decisive victory as Municipal Judge Heap ruled juries may only decide if a saloon sold liquor on Sunday and not on the legality of Sunday closing claims. The decision centers on whether juries can pass on the Sunday closing law under the sale of liquor charge.
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Chicago
Heap
Soak
First Time in Many Years Ae Fon Pa Cine Ears Ala
Feb 26 report from Jose notes a historical development in the area with notable curiosity and unidentified details. The brief mentions a milestone event and local attention though specifics remain unclear.
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Earsala
Jose
Chinese diplomacy viewed for official action on Japan and Russia
Washington reports say Chinese activity in Europe and talks among officials and diplomats may soon yield a more formal Chinese message. Wu, newly appointed minister, expected in Washington within a fortnight to deliver a special note on the subject as protests over Japanese rail control in Manchuria linger without a firm basis for coercive action.
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Washington
Oe Verte
China
Japan
Russia
State Department
Manchuria
Eullinesses
Chinese minister proposes US Germany trade pact on Manchuria
Sun Pao Ki the Chinese minister at Berlin discussed with the German foreign office a possible agreement between the United States and Germany to maintain equal trade opportunities in Chinese territories including Manchuria. The talks were noncommittal, with Chinese hopes Japan’s discrimination in Manchuria would be met by a broader pact. The idea prompts questions in Berlin and Washington about existing international agreements covering the issue.
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Berlin
Sun Pao Ki
Peking
Manchuria
United States
Germany
Foreign Office
Washington
Japan
China
State Department
Three Die in Fire at Brainerd Store Building
Dispatches from Brainerd Minnesota report that three persons a servant girl the Owens infant and a brother of Mrs Owens died in a store building fire near a nearby town. Mr and Mrs Owens were badly burned in the blaze.
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Brainerd
Minn
Minnesota and International Railroad Office
M. V. Owens
Missouri Pacific Plans Telegraph Office Closures
Omaha Feb 25 Superintendent Brooks announces the Missouri Pacific will close telegraph offices inline with the nine hour law not seeking to evade it. The statement clarifies operations while complying with new regulations.
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Omaha
Brooks
Missouri Pacific
Senate Committee Examines Navy Feature Critiques
Report notes writers attacked naval features as alleged. Admiral Converse refused to discuss his reply. Witnesses described some statements as dubious and others as outright false.
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Edge
der Hill
Converse
Six Hurt in Irregular Collision Near Moran Junction
Six persons were injured in a two-car collision near Moran Junction, thirteen miles from Perry, Iowa. A car carrying two women crashed after striking a second vehicle heading toward Perry. both autos sustained heavy damage and occupants were thrown about.
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Des Moines
Moran Junction
Perry
Jf 2 Wan
Dab Mali Iz
Avaites Boca Aa
Taft to Address Tennessee Bar Association in Nashville
Secretary Taft accepts an invitation to deliver an address at the Tennessee Bar Association meeting in Nashville on May 21. Rev Robert Conover, a long known Presbyterian clergyman of Central Illinois, dies at Bloomington aged eighty five. his wife dies today. An appeal seeks funds from Chicago charitable groups as demands exceed what the committee can grant.
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Taft
Tennessee Bar Association
Nashville
Robert Conover
Central 7Nois
Bloomington
A. F. Matzer
Cedar Rapids
Chicago Men’s Committee
William H. Truesdale
Lackawanna and Western L Company
William F. Havenstock
Samuel Sloan
Touchard
Russia
Bompard
M. Bompard
Lion of Honor
Market Quotation Roundup for Wheat Prices
Minneapolis Wheat quotations dated February 25 show July at 1.04 dollars, hard at 1.09 and 1.04 for Northern grades, No 1 Northern at 1.06, No 2 Northern at 1.04, and He Northern at 1.00 dollars with small fractional changes.
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Minneapolis
Wheat and flax futures move on track in Duluth market
Wheat futures rise with No 1 hard at 1.01 per bushel and nearby contracts. May flax at 1.14 dollars and July at 1.16 dollars per bushel. Market note from Duluth dated February 25.
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Duluth
Cattle Price Report From St. Paul Union Stock Yards
St Paul stock yards report lists steer prices from 4.75 to 5.50 with fair to 4.00 to 4.75, heifers 3.25 to 4.25, veals 3.75 to 6.00, good to choice veals up to 8.25, ears and calves mixed around 4.75 to 6.50.
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St. Paul
Market quotes for cattle and sheep in Chicago on February 25
The Chicago market reports list prices for cows and heifers at 5.00, Texans calves at 7.00, Western stockers and feeders around 2.75 to 4.75, light mixed and heavy cattle at 4.15 to 4.50, rough at 4.25, cattle plus at 3.60 to 4.25, and sheep yearlings at 5.00 to 6.90. The figures cover cash bids and ranges for various classes of cattle and sheep traded in Chicago.
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Chicago
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