Scheme to Control Soft Coal Output by J Pierpont Morgan
New York March 14 reports J Pierpont Morgan aims to control soft coal mine output. He plans to raise freight rates for Bituminous coal moving from Cincinnati to Western Virginia and western Pennsylvania. Morgan’s recent consolidation in Ohio and adjacent states follows gains in rail and coal interests, with freight prices driven down and factory and steamship demand affected.
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J. Pierpont Morgan
New York
J. Pierpont Morsan
Ohin
West Virgina
Pennsylvania
McKinley Threat Suspect Arrested in Montréal
Henry Muller a German and ex US soldier was arrested on a complaint filed by US Vice Consul Goran after sending threats against President McKinley. Muller, a Civil War private once wounded, has a pattern of mental instability and recently wrote a letter to the University of Michigan claiming lethal intent against the President.
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Montréal
Henry Muller
United States
Sofier
Hiss
Princkant
McKinsey
Muller
New York
Att Wan
Bosebum
Washington
McKinley
Mr Angel
Sovereign Camp of Woodmen in Session at Memphis
The Sovereign Camp Woodmen of the World, the fifth largest fraternal order, met in Memphis Tennessee for a biennial session with state delegates from all but the Pacific Jurisdiction. The Woodmen Circle auxiliary is in session and the annual officer election is set for Thursday as the convention is expected to run ten days to two weeks.
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Woodmen of the World
Memphis
Tenn
United States
Staty
Dalton
Pacific
Beac
Woodmen Circle
Taullus
Cecil Rhodes Mission Berlin and treaty developments
Berlin reports the Tageblatt notes a conclusion between the German government and Richortes regarding a South American candidate for the construction project in East Africa. The same territory is near completion of a contract. Queen is advised to ratify. Madrid reports the Correspondenica says the cabinet advised the regent to ratify peace with the United States awaiting reassembly of the corte.
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Berlin
The
Tageblatt
Richortes
East
Africa
Eae T
Madrid
Correspon Gencia
Wits
United States
Enclosures Not Places The Matter Decided After Years of Litigation
The court ruling settles whether Tattersalls at a Tree meeting counted as a betting place under acts. After years of delays due to absence of a key official, the trial de clan favored bettors, declaring that the enclosures are not places for bets under the laws.
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Tandon
House of Funds
Tattersalls En Vivaure
Kenton Parke Rare Company
Declan
Fru
England
Lund Herschel
WILL DEWEY COME Movement to Bring Dewey to Washington May 20
Washington march 14 Admiral Dewey is expected in Washington May 20 if a committee of prominent citizens succeeds. A delegation plans to urge the secretary of the navy to authorize a guest of honor invitation to attend the peace festival in late May. Secretary Taft will refer the request to the president for approval and a positive reply is hoped.
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Washington
Admiral Dewey
Wil Watt
Secretary of the Navy
Aak bin
Sankuie
Admini Dewey
Filipinos Routed and Kipling to Remain Abroad
Manila reports General Wheaton's column extending beyond Pasig toward Laguna de Bay with insurgents in retreat after a vain stand. Casualties include Private Stewart and Private Munwan of the Twentieth and Twenty-second regiments, while U.S. forces stretch from river to lake. Kipling plans uncertain. likely to stay in Vermont briefly before possible return to Ireland, not Mexico.
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Manila
Wheaton
Pasig
Laguna de Bay
Pateros
Tasuki
Stewart
Munwan
Express firms must furnish war stamps, court rules
Chicago March 24 the appellate court unanimously upheld Judge Tulley's summer ruling that express companies are obligated to provide war revenue stamps to all shippers except Sportmans Park. March 14 noon foreclosure sale by Sheriff Pohlmann of Sportsman Park and club including the St Louis Browns franchise to G A Gruner for 3000 dollars.
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Chicago
Appelate I Court
Tulley
Mormon Inroads Arouse Antagonism in Jamestown NY
Newspapernote Jamestown New York March 14 Mormon elders have held city meetings attracting attention. Women organizations especially active against them with strong resolutions from the Women’s Christian Temperance Union and the Woman’s Christian Union Against Them. Elders have preached on Sunday the lines in Dallas street meetings. Reported some converts among the working people.
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Yamestown
N. Y
Women's Christian Temperance Wnion
Woman’ Christ
Leavenworth Excursion Planned for Sunday March 19
The Santa Fe excursion is rescheduled for next Sunday at 7 30 pm to view the Twenty third regiment parade and a competitive drill between Lawrence and Topeka companies. A concert by the regiment band will feature new instruments and national music. Round trip fare is 1 50.
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Leavenworth
Santa Fe
Storline
Twenty-third Regiment
Lawrence
Topeka
Twenty- Third Regiment
Armchair Remains of Admiral Villamil Found West of El Morro
General Leonard Wood and officers identify wreckage and torn remains on a shore four miles west of El Morro as those of Admiral Villamil of the Spanish navy. The discovery includes an armchair tied with rope, a skull and bones, and a tattered uniform. A June 26 fleet countersign was found in his coat pocket. The bones appear to show wounds to the right and left arms. The remains will be kept at the arsenal and may be returned to Spain if requested.
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Santiago
Canamarea
Leonard Wood
Department of Santiago
Beacon
Gilmore
Scott
el Morro
Villani
Cervera
Wood
Platon Bes
Admiral Villar
Villamil
Oviedo Y Bustamente
Adruirel Carrera
Beaton
Spain
Armch Air
Scutt
G A R Officials Call Meeting For April Elections
G A R officials in Cincinnati March 14 call the executive committee of the national board to meet at the Continental Hotel Philadelphia on Wednesday in April to elect eight commanders to succeed the late Gen James A Sexton Senior Vice Commander Johnson leads the push for succession and will seek a renaming election. Col West Drops Dead In Minneapolis Prolific hotel owner Col John T West dies after returning from theater last night triggering local notices of his passing.
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C Johnson
Grand Army of the Republic
Rational Board of Administration
Ara Fine
Hota
Philadelphia
James A. Sexton
Johnson
Department of Bia
Tocal
Sexton
Col. West
Minneapolis
Minn
John T. West
The
West Hotel
Northweal
Missouri Pacific Figures Show Higher 189% Earnings
Missouri Pacific stockholders meeting in St Louis today presented the annual report for Mountain railroad lines. The report shows gross earnings of 26 743 882, an increase of 1 0 731 0, arma expense 31 972 568 with a rise of 1 715 146, net earnings 7 592 256, total income 5 407 659, charges against income 7 227 790 and a surplus of 1 170 879.
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Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
Missouri Pacific-1pon Mountain
Pursuit Through London Ends With a Letter Read
A dramatic chase through Kensington and Hyde Park ends as the narrator battles traffic and fear to reach a letter written in fury. Jim reads the note, tearing it into pieces, while onlookers and the city swirl around the tense confrontation.
PILLAGERS IN BAD HUMOR AT LEECH LAKE
Michael Gogins says Leech Lake Tadiacs are angered and ready for trouble over pine sales debt fears. Councils held quietly as Indians threaten possible 1200 armed fighters. Government ordered Seventh Infantry from Fort Snelling leaving Minnesota with only militia available.
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Leech Lake
Minneapolis
Michael Gogins
Seventh Infantry
Fort Snelling
Melba Opens San Francisco Grand Opera Season
One of the largest audiences in San Francisco filled the Grand Opera House for the Melba Opera Company opening with Faust in French. Mme Melba and M Bonnard sang leading roles as the New York Symphony Orchestra accompanied. The theater seats 3000, with over 11000 in the house and all opening week seats sold before arrival amid repeated outbursts of enthusiasm.
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San Francisco
Grand Opera House
Fills Opera Company
New York Symphony Orchestra
Faust
Mme. Mella
M. Bonnard
Atme
Melba
Armed Italians Stop Miners as Lake City Strike Spreads
A Denver special reports from Lake City Colo that armed Malian Strikers blocked miners from reporting to the Hidden Treasure and Ute and Ulay mines this morning. The sheriff may request troops to maintain order as the strike centers on an order forcing miners without families to reside at the mine boardinghouse.
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Denver
Times
Lake City
Colo
Railway Telegraphers seek salary increase in Chicago
Members of the grievance committees of the Order of Railway Telegraphers traveled to Chicago to press General Manager Frey on raises. Frey was delayed returning from Chicago and was not expected back until week’s end, with the group ready to take the issue to President Hipsey if no settlement is reached.
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Order of
Chicago
Frey
Hipsey
Boom for Kansas Flour Shipping to Asia Boosts Trade
Santa Fe official F C Gay says a direct Pacific steamship line from San Diego will link with the Santa Fe at San Diego and touch at Hoenolulu and Oriental ports, expanding markets for Kansas flour and increasing cotton demand in Texas Oklahoma and the Indian Territory. Within a year the move could nearly double export shipments and raise profitability for regional growers. New vessels are being prepared to launch a semi monthly service within three months.
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San Diego
Hoendulu
China
Japan
Philippine Islands
Kansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
F.C. Gay
Santa Fe
Airect Pacific Steamship Line
Europe
Oriental
Spain Perplexed Over Prisoner Negotiations In Philippines
Madrid reports a dispatch from Venerarlos stating Major General Otis halted negotiations for the release of a Spanish prisoner held by Filipinos. The note says Filipinos are at war with the Americans and cannot ransom for money. Silvera and Polaviega discuss the gravity. cabinet decision pending.
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Madrid
Senor Silvera
Polaviega
Rios
Acuinaldo
Washington
Atchison Widow Reynolds Improves After Self Inflicted Wound
Mrs Reynolds, Atchison widow who shot herself Saturday night after arrest in male attire on suspicion of barn arson, is improving and expected to recover. Physicians performed surgery. bullet traversed left chest and lung but injury not deemed fatal. She denies barn burning, says health has been poor for two months and she planned death, claiming she was visiting Timots and attending parties.
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Atchison, Nan
Waren
Tiinots
Partes
Sleht
Duke of York Levee in foggy London at St James Palace
The Duke of York held a levee at St James Palace in a London fog. United States Ambassador Joseph H. Choate and his son Joseph H. Choate Jr attended, along with Spencer Eddy, private secretary to Col. John Hay, and United States Consul General Osborne.
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London
Duke of York
St. James Palace
United States
Joseph H. Choate
Spencer Eddy
Col
John Hay
Osborne
Today’s Market Report From The Associated Press
Market report notes weak start and mixed moves across grains and livestock. May wheat opens lower then recovers. large Northwest receipts and crop damage reports influence prices. Pork and lamb see steady to mixed action with cautious demand as receipts vary and districts report weather impacts.
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Associated Press
The
State Journal
Arly
Tilvertool
Seabune
Tower of Guise
Southwest
Macy
Chicago
May
Porke
Maylard
Sater
May Ribs
Timothy—Maren
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Signals Wheat and Corn Activity
Market notes from Kansas City show mixed signals with wheat steady to firmer and corn weakening on opening trading. Weather and overseas demand weigh on prices as reports from New York and Chicago indicate cautious selling, with attention to export activity and potential dividend news for Manhattan directors.
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Esas
New York
Atchison
Young
Nicholy
Ann Svedarian
Michigan
Wisconson
Nebreska
Coif
Thay Wighe
Louis May
Chicago
Uuelvels
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Atock
Hard
Sith Meni
Tie Minte
Kiunsae
Emel
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Neemasert
Imerokred
Gok
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Val
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