Public control of industrial activity debated by Hadley
President Hadley argues about government role in industry and the money power behind large corporations. He warns against conjoining private capital with public power and favors government borrowing at favorable rates to avoid entangling private and public sectors. The piece reflects concerns over railroads, corporate influence, and the path of economic policy amid changing capital concentration.
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New Heaven
Marc
Hadley
Yall
Tiake
Gans the Favorite in New York Championship Race
In the Ashtowiett championship battle Browlweay Athletic and others predict a close contest between Gans and Bene with Al Smith a heavy favorite on Telly. Analysts expect part of the field to challenge closer to the finish as students and locals weigh the odds.
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York
Meren
Ashtowiett
Browlweay
Freitas
al Smith
Imihisko Delewee
Paris Judge Attacked in Court by Bardin Fails to Kill
In the palace of justice Bardin a druggist who had just lost a suit fired three shots at the presiding judge of the fifth court. The judge escaped injury as guards tackled Bardin and dragged him away. In Cleveland a coal wage rise prompts a 25 cent price increase per ton as Massillon miners gain about 20 percent. Lost purse and $25 found, and canal officials arrive aboard the Finanes with Hays Nave Belknap and Allen aboard.
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Paris
Justce
Fifth Court
Bardin
Cleveland
Massillon
Massillon District Coal Operators Association
Atsted
Two sisters killed at Belt Railway crossing in Chicago
Tennie Patterson and her sister Maggie, both under 17, died and were fatally injured at the Belt railway crossing of 29th Street and Stewart Avenue. They were walking to work when a backing locomotive did not stop in time, striking and running them down.
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Bright
Crossing
Chicago
Tennie Patterson
Maggie
29Th Street
Stewart Avenue
Fragmentary note on extinct aurochs and medieval drinking cups
The fragment discusses ancient finds of extinct aurochs and related artifacts. It mentions drinking cups fashioned from horns, preserved in churches across South Germany. The text is garbled but hints at a continental discovery timeline and regional reverence for these objects.
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Cannes
Nap
Germany
Ataee
Counter Movement Forms to Fight Machinist Strike
New York March 21 machinists strikes expand. Manufacturers in New York, New Jersey, Chicago, Columbus and Paterson organize a counter group led by A. Hosces, J. Mundy and GIS Garvin to demand nine hours, discharge nonunion workers, and recruit union replacements. The plan aims to spread action to major cities with allies like the Amalgamated Engineers and various plants such as Allis, Goss, Mead Printing and Edison firms.
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Kinery
New York
Chicago
Columbus
Ohio
Paterson
N. J
Internaional Association of Machinists
New Jersey
A. Ho Ses
J. 3. Mundy
Gis Garvin
George H. Warner
International Machinists’ Association
Phe Machinists
Aydarag
Amahamated
Eneiteers’ Association
Boston
Cincinnati
Cleveland
St. 4
Philadelphia
Innell
Aope
New
Elfp Allis Company
Onj
Billwaukee
Weetera: Gleetrie Company
Goss Printing Press Company
Mehie Printing Brees Company
Watson and Stillman
Oly & Company
Ledgerwood Manufacturing Company
Rthincton Pum Company
Two Kentucky Men Quarrel Over Girl Ends in Fatal Shooting
In Lewisburg Kentucky tonight Simon Garrett fatally shot Clem Robinson during a dispute over a girl both men loved. Robinson had escorted her to a date and Garrett wanted to dance with her. After the quarrel Garrett escaped.
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Kentucky
Lewisburg
Simon Garrett
Clem Robinson
Robinson
Garrett
Brown University raises 45000 fund for administration building
Providence March 31 The Brown University corporation has accepted a fund of 45000 left by Augustus Van Wyckle for an administration building. Annie Crosby Emery is appointed dean of Pembroke Hall. Emery, former dean at Wisconsin, has a brother who has just been called to Yale to take Hadley’s chair.
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Providence
Corporation of
Brown University
Augustus van Wyckle
Mier
Annie Crosby Emery
Pembroke Hall
Bice Emery
Woman's College
University of Wisconsin
Yale
Hadley
General Tower Dead in Massachusetts After Long Service
General Zeutous B. Tower U S Army Ceathed dies at Cohasset Inlet height of career. Graduated 1842 from military academy he served in Mexican and Civil wars with distinction retiring in 1883. He was superintendent of the Military Academy from July 19th to September.
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Bad
Boston
Mass
Zeutous B. Tower
U.S A
Cohasset
Forty-Niner Hubbard Latham Dies in Wilmette
Hubbard Latham a founder of Sand wich AL and California forty-niner is reported dead at his Wilmette residence Chicago March 31 He traveled to California in 1849 and walked nearly all the way He prospected for gold for two years and was quite successful
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Chicago
Hubbard Latham
Sandwich
California
Wilmette
St. Lat
Californa
Kaiser Givess Luncheon in Berlin March 2
Emperor William hosted a luncheon for Foreign Minister Count von Buelow and their wives with naval and military attaches present. An American dispatch claimed a joint naval demonstration by the US and allies could occur if China does not curb anti Christian actions. Obscure bidder Rebkopf’s factory ad appears at 207 West Sixkis.
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Kaiser
Berlin
Emperor Willian
Uncheon
Iminister of Foreign Affairs
Count von Buelow
Orcal
Washington
Taka Fe
China
Coast Survey Vessels to Aid Philippine Chart Work
A Washington report says six Coast Survey vessels will join naval surveys in Philippine waters. The Navy and Treasury Coast Survey have repeatedly charted coasts, with past duplications noted and future operations likely to be confined to the mainland United States to avoid overlap.
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New York
the Tribune
Washington
House
Navy Department
Philippine Arch
Cuba
Portobco
Guan
Phillippine
Coast and Georetic Survey
Porto Rico
Hawrahian Islands
Navy
Sears
Iscitlaz
Porto Hico
Guam
Hawaii
Coast Survey
United States
Treasury Department
Ue Poast Survey
Goats Lead Sheep on Mexican Range Tale of Clever Flocks
A New York Sun report recounts how goats act as leaders for Mexican sheep flocks averaging about 2,000. Grimeshaw notes goats scout paths, keep pace, and guide sheep through rough terrain, with dogs and shepherds aiding but goats proving essential for movement and safety.
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New York Sun
A. C. Grimshaw
New York
Mexico
West
Aleg
Valencia
New Mexico
Mimeeif
Chance
Sheen
Shome
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