Changes In Rock Island Securities Rumors Absorbing Attention
Chicago March 25 Developments around the Rock Island company absorb attention. Earnings and capital figures suggest strong earning capacity ahead with a possible 40 percent stock return, plus plans for maintenance and betterments.
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Out of the hospital a Santa Fe train survivor returns
Higginbotham survivor of the No. 4 train crew released from hospital, sharing tale of the crash and his narrow escape. El Paso notes report a revived community mood as local officials and rail workers discuss depot plans, route surveys, and future railroad expansions affecting Guthrie, Chickasha, Ardmore, and surrounding areas.
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Wight
Turbulent Rail Yard Notes and Local Labor Shifts
Reports from the rail shops describe broken and repaired equipment, injuries to workers, and constant movement of personnel between departments. Supervisors like Parkinson and Brown face decisions on medical leave and return to work as locomotive overhauls continue amid shifting schedules and new boiler frame work.
Rock Island Survey Aims for Air Line to Kansas City
Surveyors for the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railroad map a line through Clay County from north of Excelsior Springs to Kansas City via Liberty to form a near air line. The company has expanded holdings across Harlem and West Bottoms and plans a 24 mile line from Platte City reducing reliance on Burlington tracks from Cameron to Kansas City.
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Porablo
Trento
Hannibal
Harlem
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West Bottoms
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Burlington
Cameron
St. Joseph
Leavenworth
Kan
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Platte City
Ato
Plate City
Filipino insurgent chief agrees to surrender in Samar
General Smith of American forces on Samar reports a three hour talks with insurgent leader Gueverra who succeeds Lulbian. Gueverra plans to surrender his entire force with arms on April 1 turning over about 250 rifles including Krag Jorgenson. Smith says Gueverra appears resourceful and devoted to a high purpose.
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Samar
Gueverra
Lulbian
Bumar
Krag-Jorgenson
Doweites Quarantined After Smallpox Found in Chicago Building
Smallpox discovered in the 1254-59 Michigan Avenue building housing John Alexander Dowle’s Leaves of Healing operations leads to quarantine of 173 Dowlettes and about twenty servants for 20 days. Porter Fred Speller treated at isolation hospital. guards seal entrances and doors on ground floor. Plan to consolidate discussed in Denver with Trans Missippi congress and irrigation and mining delegates.
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Chicago
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John Alexander Dowle
Ums
Fred Speller
Speller
Mine Operators Organize In Denver Colorado
Denver March 23 mine operators organized at a meeting in this city about forty mine owners and managers responded to the call. Arthur Winslow general manager of the Liberty Bell company Telluride presided. The draft constitution was submitted and approved, providing that the association will develop foster and protect the metal mining industry of Colorado in all branches.
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Colo
Arthur Winslow
Liberty Bell Company
Telluride
State of Colorado
Aft
Diamond City in Mourning in Kimberley for Mr Rhodes
Kimberley March 23 The city mourns Mr Rhodes with stores closed black drapes on offices of the De Bevre company and other signs of grief. Arrangements are made for a memorial and funeral at Town.
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Kimberley
Mr. Rhodes
Debevre Company
Rhodes
Town
Expression on Open Door Sought by United States
The Associated Press reports the US sought Germanys view on maintaining the open door in China. The inquiry aimed to learn if Germany would stand for equal trade opportunities, finding that Germany would not oppose what Russia desires and would adopt a common policy with other powers.
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Ferlin
Associated Press
Germany
China
Prince Henry
Washington
Russia
Pearce resigns as general manager of Northern Pacific
W G Pearce resigns to become vice president and general manager of Griffin Wheel Co in New York and Chicago Thomas Cooper named to succeed Pearce as general manager with headquarters in Twin Cities The third vice president J M Hannaford is moved to second vice president in charge of traffic Also reports fast time across rack and marine race records at Port Townsend Washington and updates from Jai Animore and Florence Colorado Oklahoma news included
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Telegraphic briefs from around the world report political, military and fire news
A rapid circulation of items: China suspends Canton rail talks affecting an American Washington contract. Paris hints at talks among liberal leaders and Transvaal envoy. Lord Curzon cites Britain and Afghanistan ties. U S congressman and Boston administrators named. Mesa City fire causes 60000 dollar loss. imperial yacht Hohenzollern reaches Brunsbottel. Dr Martin feud with Pekin university prompts program to Wu Chang. Major General Otte retires to New York. fire destroys a building in Kansas City. London plans sugar bounty funding. Queen Wilhelmina’s salon planned. Boer war gun captures and Rhodes memorial service slated. archbishop Te (Thomas) dies. Admiral Dewey recuperating.
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