NO MORE TRUST Opposition to New York Reorganization Plan
Anti trust and state law challenge surround the formation of a new company from the Hecker Jones milling group. Receivers appointed by Chancellor Pittes at Albany oversee a $2,500,000 mortgage secured by bonds issued by the Rocker company and related entities. Creditors warn that reorganization would subordinate existing interests and jeopardize bondholders.
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New York
Nene Co
Mtbek
He Hew Corporation
Standart Mor Company
Efe Ob
Bondi
Wien
Thir Mocesneent
Martgugir
Amd
Vt Tie
Sewell
Mitthigg
Esci
Ated Teaphion
Ihe
Powell
Tnsted
Aries Ing
Counwe
Franklin Trust Company
Hecker-Jones
Bill Aims to Form a National Telecommunication Authority
Washington March 2 Representatie have introduced a bill for an formation ke St Taciske to celebrate the ene bane Videii of a purchase by government funds to support government buildings. The measure seeks to raise 1000000 and allocate for a communications expansion. The bill carries a national scope and cultural aims.
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St Louis
Washington
Frovielia Im
Married at EmportA Robert Jeff Weds Miss Shipp
Reported last evening in EmportA that Robert Jeff married Miss Shipp in a small ceremony. Only immediate friends attended as the couple begins their life together.
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Emporta
Robert Jeff
Miss Shipp
Mise T. Hshipp
Sou Noes
Poplar Semedealer
Postettior Berewie
Holder
Cinecole
Deena
Extend to Cleveland and other cities sparks labor action
A damaged text notes labor unrest with references to extended reach to Cleveland and California. It mentions workers in various trades striking or threatening action, demanding shorter hours and better conditions, with employers prepared to counter. The fragment hints at widespread manufacturer resistance and possible plant-level negotiations.
Governor weighs branch branches for state college in Have City
Governor Buanley will recommend establishing a branch of the state agriculture college on military land ceded to the state at Have City by a recent act of Congress. Citizens of Mase desire a normal school and a branch of the state college for recreation. Confab included petitions but some doubt remained about funding and scope.
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Senna Tege
Bitte
Buanley
State Agriculture College
Haya City
Congress
Mase
Ate Normal
State
Aetmittril Coles
Bovernor
Have City
Hitory
Appointment and power shifts in Missouri rail relate
Fragmented report from St Louis wire tells of a March appointment in Lif St Tannis Missouri and a discussion of removal powers in office. The piece references Louie Nave, interstate commerce, and a Vatican visit context with a vague political agenda and committee submissions.
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St Tannis
Louie Nave
Buteau and
Unabess Men's League
Merehiiste «Atehadge
Tors
British Repulse At Hill In Morning Action
A damaged wartime account describes British forces repulsing an assault at Hill. It notes front lines held by infantry and mounted units aiding with artillery support as enemy progress was checked and retreat followed under shellfire.
Settlement Talks Resume in Carnegie Steel Struggle
Henry Phipps arrived after conferring with Andrew Carnegie stakeholders and met with B C Prick to discuss possible compromise terms. The parties, including Schwab and Lovejoy, declined to comment on a rumored settlement or the proposed reorganization, while lawyers continue to argue over retained counsel and investigation finances.
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Carieste Sire] Company Limited
Henry Phipps
Andrew Carmégio
FT Lovebny
Cenpans
Mr Prick
Atlantic City
Prick
Schwab
Carnegie Steel Company
Thuy Focal My Tumneys
Finy
J. DA
Philadelphia
Nethersole Indicted Over Sapho Production
New York on March 23 reports a grand jury indictment against Olga Nethersole Theodore Marcus Mayer and Hamilton Revelle for offending public decency in the Sapho production at Wallack's theater managed by Mr Moss.
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New York
Olga Nethersole
Thedore Marcus Mayer
Hamilton Revelle
Ot Wallack
Moss
Manchurian Railway Plans and Port Arthur Link
London Standard reports on the Russian Chinese Bank terms for the Manchurian Eastern Railway. If built rapidly, the line could reach Port Arthur and be trade-ready by 1862, with the Chinese government potentially purchasing after 96 years or taking possession earlier. It outlines main and branch lines, ports, and transport capacity across Manchuria and Liaoning, plus a note on Morgan’s joke and a political amendment in Washington.
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London Standard
Port Arthur
Russo- Chines Bank
Trate
Trans-Fatka Frontier
Manchuria
Charbin
Inman
Leon
Steunenberg Testifies On Coeur D Alene Insurrection
Governor Steunenberg of Idaho testifies about the Coeur d Alene disturbances and the Wardner and Bunker Hill actions. He reads telegrams detailing militia mobilization and arming, describes arrests, bread shortages, and efforts to maintain order amid alleged insurrection beginning in 1892 and culminating in the April 20 events.
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J.C. Che Lney
Steunenbers
Idaho
Junker Hill
Frederick Hurbridge
Hanker Bill
Hanker 3Il Sen
Warder
Ic Ae
Sherif Toutsalee
Prinzy
Lt Prilor
Coeur D'Alene
Srrest
Trani
Sinclair
Eurtvetion
A. B
Steunenberg Wan
Minine
Bhosle
Murke
Western Federation of
Minhr
Werdhen
Gem
Einar
Wallace
Art Uvinedtres Ant
United States
Resericcac
Guns stored as powers case used to guard trials
Frankfort Kentucky March 2 a large consignment of guns and ammunition was received and stored near the jail where suspects Powers Davis Whitaker and Cullen are confined. Gov Beckham ordered guards to prevent a possible rescue and preparations were made for trials tomorrow amid mounting tensions from mountaineers and reports of armed groups heading to the capital. Witnesses for Powers were summoned in Knox County and bartered testimony from Harboursville residents emerged as hearings neared.
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Frankfort
Hulliines
Powers
Davis
Whitaker
Cullen
Countria
Custheman
Beckham
Court House
Mount
Friends of Powers and Culton
Bear photographed by bear in New Jersey camping incident
A party from Plainfield spent a trek near Sears High Landing when a black bear scene appeared on a camera held by a New Jersey man. The bears had raided camp, a camera was dropped, and film later revealed a surprising elevated wood view likely captured by a bear holding the camera and pressing the shutter.
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Boston Dairy Globe
John Ht. Lewis
Moorehead
Druin
Plainield
N. J
Camip
Weet
Sears High Landing
Pinalty
Wis
Win
Tiv
Lost Mines mentioned in Sunday Sun account
A fragment from the New Fork Sun recalls a grand mining tale about two legendary prospects the Lost Karin and the Blue Bucket mines. It traces rumors to northern California from the Snake River Bend toward the Columbia and Yreka with alleged parties of homeseekers, a camp by a river, and missing details surrounding the mines and a perilous quest.
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New Fork Sun
Sunday Sun
Eorthwei
Karin
Cro Baebes
Snake Hiver
Columbia
Yreka
California
Baales
Atery
Uey
Anya
Legendary Idaho gold tale reveals buried fortune saga
A fragmented reminiscence recalls a southern Idaho gold strike in the Bitter Root region. Prospectors, surveying for Union Pacific, found a soft rock ledge yielding rich gold though the party split, mislaid landmarks, and Harvey’s lone discovery evaded disposal, leaving a mysterious legacy of wealth and pursuit that haunted nearby settlements for years.
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Yreka
Mt Tt
Amie Prospector Tales
Artane
Esler
Idaho
Paker
George Iarvey
Chinroes
Sidle
Holbing
Dim’ Henderson
Ayes
Harvey U
Sue
Harvey
casin_or
Pau
Bolen
Reward Offered for Arrest in Troy Editor Attack
A $500 reward is posted by county officials and a Troy newspaper group for the arrest and conviction of the person who attempted to assassinate Editor B. Tillott. The effort is led by County Treasurer A R Graves and others including Sheriff Hy Larzolere and Editor J J Baker. Widespread speculation links the shooting to personal safety, with subscribers urging swift justice.
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Troy
A. R. Graves
Chis
Norman
J. O. Hardy
Ed Osenberser
M. Schittabaum
Ivan F. Noyes
MM. Hy Larzolere
H.W. Ramsey
J.J. Baker
TJ. Shall
B. Tillott
Justee
Casualty List From Manila Report By General Otis
Latest Manila casualty report lists killed and wounded by unit with names such as Samuel G. Davis Eugene Anderson and Henry Myers. Entries cover Feb 22 to Mar 14 across several infantry and cavalry companies, noting wounds from chest to elbow and severe to slight including corps and sergeant ranks.
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Manila
Otis
Washington
Gon. Otis
Isunteh
Ohn de Cannon
Enoch Mpollis
Ies D. Coates
Twenty-ninth Infantry
Atliem
Win
Rush
Ms ‘Twenty-third Infantry
Cathigan
Paul Rainem
Hangued
Christopher C.calliway
Thorax
Mareh Fi
Eliza J. Guinn
Fa Penine
Earl FE
Porto Rico bill faces renewed talks and compromise ideas
Washington March 22 renewed efforts aimed at securing an agreement on the Porto Rico bill. Supporters remain confident while Republican opponents insist the base tariff provision cannot be tolerated. Proposals for a compromise include granting the president authority to levy duties on goods entering Puerto Rico until its legislature can set up a revenue system.
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Washington
Belon Wade
Poruty
Gonda
Porto Rico
Root Answers Inquiries On Cape Nome Prospectors Licenses
Secretary Root briefed reporters on licensing for dredging at Cape Nome Alaska noting a few licenses issued and many more applications in routine War department governed navigable waters. He confirmed authority under statutes shifting jurisdiction and indicated several lines of travel promotions were being advertised by railroad agents.
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Cape Nome
Washington
Root
Ketson
Alaska
Uteh
War Department
United Sates
Wheat and Corn Markets Slide Amid Mixed Trade
Chicago market reports a weak wheat session with heavy selling offset by short covering while corn follows wheat lower on thin trade. Oats drift lower as livestock futures soften. provisions remain active early before easing. Kansas City and Topeka notes show cattle and hog demand steady to higher amid mixed regional quotes.
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Til
Seuelon
Board of Trade Spoeee
Uinder Sesteraay
Atese
Allied
Pete
Minneapolis
Shorts
Wise
Stivirise
Ionic
Acre
Nyard
Ge Dignan
Harta Casi Spite
Timoths Aaron
Was
Flax-S. W
Sahmelto
Senos
Nell
Texas
Itisher
Lex
Boca Ea Chotee Heney
Dik
Salen
Strom
Fisher
Uwo Opr
Kansas City
Hianeas City
Mauch
Scattia
Natita
Hieiey i
J. Spereee
Chiesa
Ocala
snnekAn
Tates
Howe
Siga
Euler
Sitic
Oniley aTiac
Ofc
New York Up-Town Gossip on Bull Market Spread
Seaports report from New York March 2 describes bullish tech market activity and rising stock prices amid high trading. Market gossip notes large operators seeking higher prices, with investors cautious on reasons for the surge. Also cites futures, wheat and corn prices, and money market figures for the day.
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New York
J.C Mes
Comimunion
Johan
Imag
Suerte Naeties
Vance
Hudron
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