Death at the Curve in Maren Station Wreck
A broken rail caused a deadly Southern Pacific wreck near Maren Station about 3 a m. Twenty-five miles west of Sanderson. Thirteen killed and twenty-eight injured. List of deceased includes Matt Tiddle Cetopa Kans Estavon Contreras Del Rio Tex and others. Wounded names include Mary Koehler San Francisco and Antonio Fire Del Rio among many. Train left San Antonio at noon Thursday and derailed on a curve, fire followed, many perished in wreckage. Passengers saved with help of uninjured. injured moved to El Paso.
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San Antonio
Tex
Southern Pacific
Maren Station
Sanderson
Matt Tiddle
Cetopa
Kan
Estavon Contraras
del Rio
Tes
Andrew C. Shelly
Lobor
J. -K. Hausen
Racine
Wie
Mary Koehler
San Francoisco
Turner
Black Hawk
Miss
BE. M. Sheppard
Glenn Mills
J. Puller
Washington
Antonio Fiire
George Ollenburg
Lexington
EC. Baker
Angleton
Charles H. Hoy
A. B. Massey
Wilby
J. 1 Taya
Mulberry
Mrs. Jitehell
Philadelphia
Pal
W. BR. Adams
Express Messenger
Craig Battheman
North Dakota
Biscoe Rogriguez
Lulons Merates
Antonio Lonal
Lobert
D. I. Havens
el Taso
Albe
McKenzie
Safford
A. T
H. J. Todd
Frankfort
Thomas
Crowder
Houston
William Josephs
San Jose
Cal
J. H. Taylor
Birmingham
Ala
Hugh Mills
Chetopa
G. C. Martin
Pecos City
C. W. B. Bennett
St Paul
Glenn
Vlnck
Annie Wertherst
San Francisco
Prince Henry of Prussia ends 4558 mile U S tour in New York
Prince Henry of Prussia completed a multi state tour covering 4558 miles on a special train, visiting Albany West Point and the Hudson River coast before returning to New York. He expressed gratitude for the cordial reception and praised organizer George W. Boyd of the Pennsylvania railroad for arranging the trip and invited him to a luncheon in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
March S
Prince Henry of Prussia
Philadelphia
von Muller
Albany
West Shore
Hudson River
United States Military Academy
West Point
George W. Boyd
Pennsylvania Road
Ice on Mississippi Clears Early Opens Navigation Soon
The Mississippi River at La Crosse Wisconsin shows movement of the ice and is expected to clear unusually early. Navigational opening should occur within a week or two allowing traffic to resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
LaCrosse
Wis
Mississippi River
Mixup in Alina Republicans elect local officials
The Alina Michigan election scene is in confusion as Republicans, Democrats, and Populists clash over a Citizens' ticket. Last year a mixed ticket led by a Democrat for president and another Democrat as trustee. this year Republicans seek an independent slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Committee
Alina, Mich
March
Citizens
Pencen
Pensions for Street Car Men Adopted by Met Railway
Metropolitan Street Railway President Vreeland announces a new pension system for superannuated employees. It applies to all companies under the Metro, starting by July 1, and covers workers aged up to 70 with 25 years of service. The plan includes voluntary and involuntary retirement options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vreeland
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Manhattan
Metropolitan
Populist Leader Announces Allied Coalition Move
Louisville in March reports A Parker as chairman of the national Populist committee announces that the allied bloc seeks unity. The brief item notes an alliance development impacting party leadership and strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
A. Parker
National Populist Committee
Torties conference win at Lewisville on April 2
Disjointed notes report a conference win at Lewisville dated April 2, mentioning plans and local hotelkeepers survey duties. Other items reference James Diek a Preteen reporter, a patent dealer, and a philanthropist dying at his home in Glagen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewisville
Louisville
London
James Diek
Fereeet
Gutta Percha
Subemeartie Patteh Leteliatan
Fieteheet-abhtest Shoes
Glaagen
Concession foes meet over Cuban reciprocity plan
A private gathering of about thirty-five Republican representatives from various states discussed opposition to the ways and means plan on Cuban reciprocity. They canvassed state standings, signaled a possible majority against the plan, and debated postponement versus the Tawney rebate approach with no firm vote planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
March
William Alden Smith
Tawney
Brussels
Townsend
State Department
Roumania
Wade
United States
Treasury
Colorado
Teller
Senate
Cuba
Weather Worsens Trade Pact Yet Spring Demand Holds
Unsettled weather disrupts manufacturing and transport, delaying shipments and stalling merchandise. Structural material demand rises, leather and hides weaken, cotton goods stay firm, labor uncertainty persists, and U S weekly failures total 176 versus 208 last year in Canada and 1) against 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rt. G. Dun & Cos Weekly
United States
Canada
Charge It To Theosophy Causes Family Rift In Divorce Suit
Grace G Helen accuses her mother Mary K Green of alienating her husband John J Bohn's affections in an amended Chicago divorce bill. Bohn, editor of the Hotel World, says his wife turned to theosophical teachings of Mme Blavatsky. He notes years of harmony ended as she embraced the cult.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
March
Grace G. Helen
Mary KE. Green
Charlotte Mich
John J. Bohn
Hotel World
Mme. Blavatsky
Mr. Bohn
Blavatsky
Chase to free prisoner to bar foreign troops
The effort aimed to hasten release of a prisoner to prevent entry of foreign troops into the district. reports note the iron ore vein near Lyon Mountain expanding beyond earlier estimates and a large deposit. Lincoln Illinois Afro American Republican club calls a meeting, and the tug River Queen opens navigation on St. Marys River with first season run and no ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wan
Lincoln
John Jones
Hilnots
Bault Ste. Marie
Mich
March
St. Mary's River
Lake Haron
Lee
Stelt
Chicago March 7 Market Quotations and Loss of a Child
Market reports from Chicago and St Louis include cattle, hogs, and sheep pricing with receipts for the day and regional quotes. A Kalamazoo child dies after accidentally setting himself ablaze with a stove poker, a tragic household accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hoge
Anles
Texas
Wreck of Waesland Tragedy Off Holyhead
Passengers of the Waesland perish in a mid sea collision with the Harmmonides after midnight. Two drown in a lifeboat accident. Edward Dangerfield and 12 year old Blete Emmett among the dead. Survivors reach Anglesey then Liverpool port aboard Harmmonides and prepare for Philadelphia voyage on Noordland.
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Liverpool
Mareh &Tlageard
Waesland
Harmnoniles
Holyhead
Edward Dangerfeld
Krateas
Blete Emimett
Nev
A. Emmett
Waeshind
Harmonides
Alwlesey
Harmonkies
Wae Weesland
Edward Dangerfield
Kanens
Hisie Keimett
A. Kimett
Tushar
Anglesey
Philadelphia
Heart
Red Star
Noordland
Lake Strike Brewing Among Tugmen and Towing Groups
Marine circles foresee a pending dispute between the Tugmen's Protective Association and the Great Lakes Towing Association likely to outpace last year's engineer strike. The tug trust has not supplied a captain or engineer, prompting tugmen to seek arbitration options rejected at a Cleveland meeting. Vessel owners are asking captains which ports they can access without tug assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Mich
Mareh S
Tugmen'’s Protective Association
Great Lakes Towing Association
Tug Trust
Themen's Association
Cyrus Sinclair
Trust
Cleveland
Themen
Statistics on sawmills and timber camps in United States 1900
The census bureau reports 34 035 establishments in sawmills and timber camps with capital of 510,840,240 and 43 522 proprietors. Salaried staff numbered 12 550 with total salaries of 11 260 608. average wage earners total 283 260 drawing 104 640.
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Washington, Mareh
Census Bureau
United States
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Michigan
Minnesota
Nebraska
Wisconsin
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Pire
Thomas Ryan
New York City
el Paso
Legislatice
St. Paul, March
Daly
Railroad and Warehouse Committee
Prince
Gotham
Prerers Fernerr
Corporation At
Captain Streeter Doewe
Streeter
John &. Kirk
Streeterville
Ball
Cook County
Lake Michigan
Port Des Moines
Omaha
Neb
Department of the Missouri
Des Moines
Roosevelt
Muncie
Ind
CC. &, Waechtell & Son
Choyneski
Hanrahan
Louisville, March
Joe Choynski
Empire Athletic Club
Music Hall
Choynski
Thamrahan
Denver
Louis C
Aup
United States District Court
Leavenworth
Kritzinger
Berlin
French
Janes Diek
O. March
Cvrt
Alais
Department of Gard
France
the Nations Congress of French Minerales
Calks
Hitchcock
Interior Department
Civil Service
Knox
Cenans
Washington, March
Treasury Department
STS
Taft
Congressional
Cincinnati
Lebanon
His
Madison County
Andrew Leiling
Saline, Ills
Amanda Will
St. Louie
Cort
Kokomo, Im
Mareh
Tenneylvania Company
Las
Ured
Victh Ins
John Daniell
Warrick County
Vvaneaville
S&s
Darlington
Rowder
ROS Baking Pownes
William BT
York
Theosophy
Peking
Jehol
Maivuk
Mattsburg
Moreh
Chateaugay Ore and Iron Company
Hae
Ita Mines
Lyon Mountain
Chieag
Chow
Beth Bean
Dres Poultry
Cranberriee
Bell
East HaMate
East Buffalo
N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
Mission Merchants
Mast Buffalo
St. Louis
Udly
South Bend
Tod. Mareh
Singer Sewing Machine Works
McCormack
Schmid
Patally
Kalamazoo
Arthur Maginnis
Harry Maginnis
Foo
THE
Citizens’ Savings Bank
Washington, Iowa
P. J. Hanley
Schuyler W. Livingston
Wagnington
Towa
Ouse
G. A. Dewey
Waebhington County Savings Bank
Marsh W. Bailey
Bolt
Neton
Fodern
W. HM. Butterfield
Craft’s Store
Washington, la
G. J.wilson
Alberson
Olina Wachionton
Lows
Joseph Pollard, Jr
Court House
L. E. Latta
New Set Abstract Books
Opera House
BANKS
Washington National Bank
Wa. Biare
Pres
Rion
M. Kee
First National Bank
Wm. Blair
Chas. H. Keck
Sol Rich
H. A. Barrell
M. Keck
LM. Sproull
Frank Stewart
Lake Strike
British Board
Charles IT. Yerkes
Joseph Parker
W. KR
Jerrie
J.T. Anderson
A. Anderson
Washington County
Capital
Don
Henry Knecht
Nat's Bank
Casey
Tieton Mo
RMA Farmsla
Orwo East
Ouro
Rapivissoam
Tiham Ne
Carr
Columbua Junction
N. Ww
Tartington
Peoria
Thada
Indian Ind
Clnelneath
G. R
NS. RY
Hedar Rapides
Columbue Junction
Sam Ase
Cam Ree
Detlvencept Funder
Iowa Central
Krighton
Mason City
Paul
Dally
Marshallton
O & NW
Dane
Enet
Onthenath
Terreweone Gino
Barry Trattikc
Gpat
Marshbalitown
Wabhash
Ce Eas
Buffalo
Detroit
Toledo
Ing Link
Kansas City
Adamest
Lauta, Mo
T. J. Dempsey
Charley
W. E. Lawhead
Tama Block
Burlington
Madison Moe Clive Co
Madison, Wis
Merk
Price
Rae Vees
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