Money Market Report from London and European Markets
The Times financial correspondent notes a cautious open market outlook for London and warns of tight credit and volatile stock markets after Easter. It highlights Bank of England loans, rising securities carrying costs, European market fragility, and a potential prelude to renewed activity or renewed stress in next weeks trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Times
Lesden
Su Wey Lure
Hank
England
Bank of England
Fur Public Service
Henry
Ink Jorer Paw
lliBie
Berlin
Vienna
Spaniah Securities
Gaston Bsinee
London
Santa Fe Divorces Engineers From One Locomotive
Santa Fe announces a new rule to separate engineers from engines. Each locomotive will be powered and run continuously by one engineer, with crews reassigned to other engines as needed. Engines will be maintained at shops and inspected before service, and one engineer may operate multiple engines when assigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Chicago
Milwaukee
St Pass
Atchison, ‘Topka
Ryunhhouse
Oase
Fragmented 19th century note on charter law opening
A scrambled OCR fragment discusses a charter law still in force, mentions an application from a company, and notes an early filing alongside new corporate law. It references Merrifield, stock requirements, and a Detroit Cleveland route launch context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.- Ass
SteselMa
Wambelat
Wapitatize Hin
Tie Sea
Te Merrifield
Sailor's Resignation After Act Of Love In Washington
A Beau naval cadet named Peterson resigns from the revenue marine service following a romance with actress Miss Charlotte Crane. Crane pleaded before Assistant Secretary Spaulding, seeking mercy and a potential pardon, while Treasury officials withhold full discussion of the case. The outcome hinges on Spaulding's review, with mercy hinted as a possibility despite a likely discipline breach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Comedienne
the Treasury
R Peterson
Revenue Marine Service of
The
United States
Charlotte Crane
Spaulding
Treasury
Peterson
Michigan
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Revenue Marine Service
Echoclamp
Europe
South America
Paterson
Chase
Atlantic Seaboard
Charlotte Bowée
Miss Crane
Petersen
Offcer
Charleston
Cadet Petersen
San Francisco
Aleutian Sa
Mr. Peterson
Eoe
Treasury Department
Washington
C. F. Shoemaker
Marine Revenue Service
Charlotte Howes
Errad
Capt. Shoemaker
Cadet Petersons Entrance Hopes Menace of Offense
The text notes that changes occurred unless the cadet’s offense harmed service discipline and his station. It states Cadet Peterson faced consequences yet sought to answer his actions and his sweetheart’s plea. Friends anticipate Cadet Peterson’s future entry and a possible engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
Clei Ife
Astor pays chaperon to guard Pauline in London season
William Waldorf Astor arranges Pauline Astor’s London season under Countess of Selkirk, paying 15 000 dollars for the year and expenses. The elder sister of the Dheleep Singh ward, the Countess will guard the young heiress, judge guest suitability, and orchestrate appearances at elite gatherings, with marriage hopes to the Duke of Baxen lingering as a distant prospect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Waldo of Astor
London
William Waldorf Astor
New York
Pauline
Countess of Selkirk
Berkely Square
Balrone Castle
Kirkcudbright
Muris
Dheleep Singh
Queen Victoria
England
Astor
Miss Astor
Ita
Astor Wilhl More
Eigble
Duke of
Tom Head
Pauline Astor
Street Railway Strike Threatens Cleveland System
Cleveland workers threaten a citywide street railway strike in March as the merged company enforces strict rules. Leaders from the Street Halfwaymen's Union and Detroit official W D Mahone rally a large union, promising solidarity and a formal organization tonight to decide future actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Bie
Uttle Consolidated Company
W. D. Mahone
Detroit
Uolont
Lightning Strikes Farmhouse Amid Thunderstorm
A thunderstorm spurred a lightning strike at Peter Loos's farmhouse in the county's southern part. The bolt entered an outside red conductor, scorched a room, killed a sleeping doe, and harmed two children who felt no shock. The same conductor carried the current away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Peter Loos
Knights Templar Drill and Inspection Session Notice
Topeka Commandry No 5 invites Sir Knights to a drill Monday evening at 7 80. An inspection Wednesday evening will be conducted by Grand Captain General W. Bergundthal Eminent Commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Knights Templar
St Asylum
Delock
W. &_ BERGUNDTHAL
Liewellyn Chambers to Open as Six-Room Hotel
A new bachelor hotel named Liewellyn Chambers will occupy Nos 20 and 22 West Forty-fourth Street in New York. The six room hotel aims for a Parisian style, with design features echoing French elegance as described in the March 27 announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liewellyn Chambers
West Forty-fourth Street
Renaissance plan for 12 story limestone building
The proposed Renaissance building will rise twelve stories with a limestone and terracotta facade, the first two floors housing club rooms and the 12th floor allocated to studies. Floors three to eleven will hold six rooms per division, plus a large public dining room and offices on the first floor. Architects listed as Rossiter and Wright. Location Lewellyn Chambers. The cost is given as sec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossiter & Wright
Topeka Neighbors Share Local Happenings and Notes
A garbled Topeka page recalls revival services by the Salvation Army and spring plantings. It notes a Topeka woman buying ribbons and laces, a voter in Osage county, and local weather hints of warm spells ahead. Mentions Of Topeka figures, barbershop talk, and community chatter amid scattered names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrick
Washburn College
Templar
Cain John Pele
Salvation Army
Ea Fulton
Okla
Poilw
Topeka
Cy Island
Troy
Tibet
Kansas
Bansas Fee Ha Printing Company
Imi
Macy
Lee
Barbers
Staley
Social and Personal Programme At Ninde Chau Taugie
The following programme will be given this evening at the Ninde Chau taugie to rot call will be quota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninde Chautaugie
Patricole Concert at the high school features varied program
A large audience welcomed the Patricolo Concert company led by Signor Patricolo with Miss Jennie Shoemsker and Miss Lillian Rane. The program mixed classical and popular music with readings and Delsartean exhibitions, and all performers received warm praise. A separate society note highlights Western Sorosis meetings and social updates from Topeka in a cheerful, bustling column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricola
Signor Patricolo
Jennie Shoemsker
Mise Lillian Rane
Mise
Bessie Scot
Seebdemtora
Florida orange growers battle frost with heat and shelter
The Chicago Record reports Florida growers prepare for cold spells by stacking lightwood knots around trees and lighting sheet-iron stoves. Some plant owners enclose groves under cloth or paper frames, warming the enclosed air with lamps or heaters. One Deland area farmer builds a house over each grove, enclosing fifteen acres in wooden frames with heat piles ready below.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Florida
Jack Frost
Deland
Intervala
The Great Conservatory and Grave Opened Again
The article describes anger of Fronta subsiding, sides and reef of the structure to be removed, and the grave to be opened to sunshine. Preparations are under way to similarly remove Ielos grave, forty acres in extent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fronta
Opening Twentieth Century Millinery and Crime Notice
Fragmented OCR notes describe a millinery opening in March at Crompeiees store with prices about 3.25 while a separate line mentions Bettie Colman, colored, arrest on suspicion of highway robbery and her return to Kansas City several months earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cacrornia
Memonis
Tenn
Elizabeth Lingard
Ottawa
John Scott
Grace Church
Lingard
Topeka
Henry H. Eberhardt
Salisa
Josephine Dietrich
Des Moines
Hessit VanAmburgh
ES. Rice
Mildred
Leavenworth
Elizabeth Penney
Hutchina
Emma Evarts
CC. Baker
Kansea City
Bb, Thorpe
Pearl
Manhattan
Thorpe
Lulu Long
Kansas City
HM. Phillips
eRnbee
Sikee Renae
Wincert
Clara
Bethany
Hattie Brown
Whiting
Augusta Hayes
Frank Lewis
Lida Bergen
Imperial Club
Will Glenn
Jessie Plaisted
W. A. Granter
Anna Dodge
J. Jesse L. Fletcher
Emporia
Henry Hull
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Rock Island
Peerless Steam Laundry
Bettie Colman
Taveka
Were
Ecu
Twentieth Century Millinery
Crom’ Epeiees
Kansas
Frank Long
Kansas Avenue
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Sulu
Clodel
New Model
Kemper & Paxtons
Sixth and
Quincy
J.M. Knight
Kansas Ave
Temerenree
Humboldt
Lottie
Cadet Peterson
Alaska
Sercion
Jesus
Topeka Cycle CO
W. Eighth St
Liewellyn
Sa Io
Llewellyn Chambers
Ifn
Asain
Jake Speer
State Safe OR Aerate
SEL Rate Trate
Joseph Medill
Suen
Mr. H
Tietometer
Clyde Mattes
Mediniey
Social and Personal
Patricole
Sorosis Meeting
Sorosis
Unity Church
O. L. Clark
Clay Street
J. D. McFarland
L. PD. Whittemore
Howard Bird
Denver
Great Rock Island TN
Colorado Flyer
Sest Life Insurance Company
C. Courtney
Mass
Peka Transfer CO
Sens
F. P. Bacon
Scott
Court of Honor
Upright Camp & Co
Upright Pease & Co
Square Chickering
E. B. Guild Music Co
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