Government fixes higher exchange rate burdening imports
The United States commission sets a government exchange rate for the quartermaster's department higher than the bank rate. Imports face paying in silver at the government rate, causing discontent among merchants and a rise in costs while government employees cheer the increase. The move aims to secure silver payments amid scarce gold but risks widening gaps with bank rates.
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United States
Philippise Commission
Ie Quartermaster’s Department
Ube
Thy Commission
Soust
Democratic plan to relinquish claims on the Philippines
Washington report outlines a Democratic Senate substitute for Philippine governance. It proposes U S relinquish sovereignty, allow a Philippine constitutional convention chosen by voters, and establish a local government until elections and guarantees under treaty obligations with Spain are secured. The plan includes naval and cable facilities preserved under U S sovereignty and protection of inhabitants.
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Washington
Tdemocratic
Senate Conuicitor
Pmurpines
Upos
United States
United Mentee
Archipelago
Spain
Contioud
Tate
Ain
Unitedaphire
Seid Archipelagy Chail
Eeeree
Mieip
Arene Eli
Red Tor
Santos
Allied Party to Meet in National Convention
Louisville March 31 The Allied Party plans a national convention at noon in Louisville to unite reform forces against plutocracy. Delegates from Ohio and Missouri parties join reform groups, with speakers from Illinois Nebraska Colorado and Kansas. The agenda spans populist and labor discussions over three days beginning April 1.
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Louisville
Lisderkranstall
Aled
Taster
Kansas City
Allied Party
Tamteville
Joe A. Parker
Oar
Felterdonut
Berrie
Illinois
United States
William BR. Alien
Nebraska
H. Gaylord Arietine
Colorado
John Fretcenthal
Kansan
Joseph &, Chambers
St. Louis
Fownhem
Harry C. Thompson
Ohio
Massachusetts
New Hompehier
Georgia
Kentucky
Wilara Rotel
Avenue Bott
Toe
Friends of Majorite Ie Civimetea System
Waveris Notslot
Labor
Incena Fa Senote Aie Legisla
Lenin
Peace Federation
George
American Non-Partisan Voters
Presiden Woods
Kentucky Mine Workers
Railroad news San Bernardino and Needles shops will be doubled
The San Bernardino and Needles shops are to be expanded doubling capacity in a plan announced by railroad officials. The project aims to speed maintenance and repair work across the Arizona and California routes, boosting operations and employment.
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San Bernardino and
Needles
Beaumont Roundhouse Rebuilt After Fire at Santa Fe
Santa Fe announces reconstruction of the Beaumont Texas roundhouse destroyed by fire. Topeka shop changes take effect, including new shop superintendents and reorganized machinery divisions. Crew shifts, new equipment at Enet Yard near Point Richmond, and doubled capacity at San Bernardino and The Needles predicted to boost west division operations. Local crews report generally satisfactory system conditions after inspection tours by George R. Henderson and W. A. Nettleton with Kendrick.
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George R. Henderson
W. A. Nettleton
Kendrick
Santa Fe
Seligman
Ariz
Bay
Point Richmond
San Francisco
Topeka
John Purcell
Machanie
Chicago
Fort Madison
Towa
Planer
Afe. Davis
Toreman
William 3. Lawless
George W. Miller
Pittsburg
Tavis
Milton Pinger
Purcell
Lawless
Player
H. T. Herr
Wellington Rail Yard Accidents and Town Notes
John Summers returned to work after an accidental mouth injury from a spike maul in Wellington yard. Brakeman M. P Smith sprained his ankle and may require hospital care. Gasoline plant at Rago failed, a steam plant to supply engine water is being built. Santa Fe hotel at Woodward burned down, engines likely caused it. furniture mostly saved. Officials traveled from Tonkawa to Woodward on special car No. 201. Woodward and Santa Rosa notes mention telegraph wiring work, depots, and freight activity. J A Conlon and W E Durtham noted. A G Catlin named new agent at depot.
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Machieliy
Sy Steiner
Ieades
Paciiga
Aia
Gan
Newton Rating
John Eckermann
Niente
Joseph Raal
Hays City
Henry Brown
Urase
Mainehop
Geor
Samuel
Portland
Ore
Frank Gutec
Sibley
Missouri River
Chicago
Hilton
Hutchinson
Wan
Willas Nelson
South Shop
Fords
Masons
Gonn Mane
Enelver William Jones
Ona City
Topeka
Sue A. Peeidenberg
Kansas City
John Sleter
Davis Street
Newt Mammel
James Mullon
Santa Fe
John Linn
Scranton
Tee
William Paterson
Osge City
San‘ta Feta
Pan
Jaboma
David McMillamy
Bip Dieta Hae
North Kamas Avenue
Kansas Avenue
Johnson
Robert Altiwan
Frank Swalwell
Wits
Cheiwt Hospital
George Hazen
William Tlazen
Binchemishing Department
Hinself
Hortur
Hock
Chickasha
Prout
Marlon Darlow
Thomas Darlow
Machinis
San Diego
Cal
Ernen Riding
Robert Fond
William
Franzen
Charles Harris
Petet
Jonnyon
B. Thomas
Lewis Stetmrant
New Mexico
Benarment
Smailer
Benrae
Andrew Hartwick
Aeris
Twa
Monine
Puceday
Srovee
Topelen
Ant Ng
Austin
Paseball
Suntan Fe Puelne Nine
Albuquerdue
N. M
Es Ta Oop Bravats
Mark Miller
Mornive Bt
Josephy Pasenger
Thomas Cloud
Hmperia
Michael Scoville
Michael Scoville Gets 5 and 3, Biptween’ Here Find Newton: Frank Wahl
Frank Hammond
Peleue
John Summers
Wellington
M. P Smith
Rago
Englewood
Fee
Woodward
Whisenand
Clough
Tonkawa
Santa Rosa
Mark Island
Ft. Sumner
Maine
J. A. Conlon
AT & M
W. E. Durtham
Dalbart
J. S. Meyer
A. G. Catlin
Omaha
Nebraska
McQuade
Acc
Southern Pacific
Los Angeles
California
Beet field railroad race heats up in Colorado
Denver reports Union Pacific surveys for a new line to connect northern Colorado beet sugar factories, directly competing with Loveland Construction’s belt route from Loveland to reach beet fields and join with Colorado and Southern. Officials say beet traffic will justify cost as surveys move from Platteville toward Greeley and Loveland territory.
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Denver
Colo
Dickenton
Deuel
Union Pacific
Omaha
Platteville
Loveland Company
Loveland
Colorado & Southern Railroad
Union
Westward Emigration Draws Scandinavian and Balkan Workers
Reports from abroad indicate a record emigration to the west this year. Scandinavians Bulgarians and Julians arrive as a vanguard. many are young married men. Poor conditions in Norway and Sweden push workers westward and into farming or mining.
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Hnes
Brooklyn
Spectators Rally for Juarez Bull Fight and Plaza Scene
In Juarez a mass gathering is planned near the plaza and church for a Sunday bull event. A large frame structure will hold about nine blocks of seating with ticketed access. Americans in town anticipate witnessing the dramatic firing of old Spain amid the festive atmosphere and street spectacles.
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Dustes
Messes
el Paso
Dusten
Juare
Mexico
Juares
Old Spal
Fragmented Crime Note Remains in Public Record
A garbled OCR fragment describes a supposed confession and coerced statements, with unclear references to a sleeping child and investigators pursuing a body. The text is incomplete and obscured, leaving uncertainty about the individuals, location, and timeline involved.
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W. L. Wallf Kingstree
S.C
Eb, O. DeWitt & Co
DeWitt
Manila
Annta Casselle
Wilbur-Kirwin Company
Antia Casselle
Wibur-Kirein Opera Company
Leavenworth
Benjamin H. Atwell
Mien Camelie
Ani
Jength
Funda Wells
Spiical
Syoshinston Wear
Santa Fa
Aie
Apri
Cara
Toorte
Sleepern
City
Union Parine Aeh
Kansas Ave
Io Ee Gronbert Finter
PUP
Chianti
Call
Niew
Ronnie Aperance
Philippines
Cuba
Railroad News
Henderson
Beaumont
Sion
St Joseph
Pras Ores Bath
Robert Wells
Kureax City
Macksmith
E Busser
J. Miller
Santos Baturtas
Fe A
Brooks
She
Bares
Artinia Gang
Ms Dome
Puxico
Tree Parker
Jude
Masonic Cutherting
Plaza
Juarez
Weingarten Bros
Argent Marstadtoreen
Oreeis
Broadway
New York
Salt Lake
Yellowstone Park
Kansas
Mormon Tabernacle
Salt Lake City
Eee Arte Aeae
A. Lewis
Fulton
Louis Busse
Des Moines
Wayery
Busse
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