Cuban treaty case ties up in political knots at state dept
Washington March 21 state department officials doubt they can advance the Cuban convention after senate amendments. Conflicting dates for effect and the clause requiring congress approval threaten ratification and may force a deferment until next winter. The Cuban minister, urged to convene congress, awaits developments as negotiators seek a path forward.
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Washington
State Department
Senate
Congress
Palma
Collision in a Fog Kills Six on Plymout h and Taunton
A fog bound collision east of Plum Island between the passenger steamer Plymouth and the freight steamer City of Taunton of the Fall River line killed six people aboard the Plymouth and left several others seriously injured. Names identified include John F F McCarthy John Coleman Julius Dawson John H Williams and John Briscoe with David Samuelson severely injured. Responsibility for the accident remains undetermined.
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New London
Conn
Lone Island Sound
Plymouth
Fall River
New York
City of Taunton
Plum Island
John FF. McCarthy
Watchman
John Coleman
Julius Dawson
John H. Williams
Baker
John Briscoe
David Samuelson
New Bedford
Alton Banker John T Wayner Dies After Stroke
Alton Illinois reports the death of millionaire banker John K B Wayner who collapsed from apoplexy. Wayner founded the Alton Savings Bank and served as its president until last July, also holding vice presidency at the State National Bank and indicating his large stake in local financial ventures.
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Alton
Ill
John KB. T Wayner
Hayner
Alton Savings Bank
Lion National Bank
Illinois Sooet and Savings Bank
Ch. Cu
Arguments Conclude in Waleb Function Suit
Arguments in the Waleb function suit concluded at 4 pm yesterday. Judge Adems took the case under advisement and attorneys expect a decision in about one week to ten days.
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Rawieh
Adems
Ile
Ghout
U S Interests Reported Needing Protection Abroad
Washington March 21 Acting Secretary Loomis reports from the Dominican Republic and Hayti indicate United States interests there may require protection. The navy department has been advised of the potential need for safeguarding American stakes in the region.
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Washington
Navy Department
Loomis
Dominican Republic
Hayti
United States
Business Outlook Mixed as Dun and Company Flags Fears
Dun and Co Weekly Review of Trade notes a single unfavourable factor in the business situation, driven by fear of what may happen rather than actual events. The report from New York dated March 21 emphasizes cautious sentiment despite limited negative data.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Bneat Atelthbon
Mixed 1910s Market Signals and Local Crime Report
Market notes show textile demand softening for woolens but firmer leather and dress goods. US and Canada failures rise slightly. In crime news, Price and Graves, aged 21 and 10, to be tried for murder of Mrs Reehelferfer amid robbery motive. Senator Hopkins to return home for department matters and post office vacancies. Buffalo Bill notes cold on US property. Armour Institute of Technology graduation address set in Chicago.
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Canada
Washington
Hopkins
Senate
Cullom
Sinois
London
Buffalo Bill
Lady Maroon
University of Chicago
Shaw
Armour Institute of Technology
Chienga
Market Report From Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices
Hogs receipts about 11 000 with sales mainly 7.25 to 7.50 for packing lots. Cattle receipts around 1 500 with ranges from 3.40 to 7.00 for various classes. Sheep receipts about 2 000 with westerns at 5.00 to 6.25 and native lambs around 4.00 to 7.35. East Buffalo market notes mixed hogs and lambs with prices from 7.00 to 8.00 and calves up to 8.00. St. Louis and Toledo grain prices show wheat and corn movement and steady to firm oats and rye.
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Texas
East Buffalo
N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
St. Louis
Milwaukee Grain
Union Pacific Sets 144 Mile Double Tracking Plan
Omaha March 21 Union Pacific sets contracts for 144 miles of double tracking this year with 76 miles in Wyoming. The project connects existing double tracks and completes sections from Silver Creek to Watsons Ranch in Nebraska and from Cheyenne to Laramie in Wyoming.
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Neb
Union Pacific
Wyoming
Silver Creek
Watson's Ranch
Nebraska
Cheyenne
Laramie
Humane society names officers at annual Des Moines banquet
Des Moines marks its annual humane society banquet with James Callanan as president and Mrs. Elizabeth Jones as secretary. Speeches were delivered by Judge C. A. Lishop of the state supreme bench and Judge G. S. Robinson of the board of epivol.
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Des Moines
Town Humane Society
James Callanan
Elizabeth Jones
C. A. Lishop
State Supreme Bench
G. 8. Robinson
Dboard of
Epi
Western intercollegiate gym meet moves to Minnesota
The annual western intercollegiate gymnastic meet shifts to the University of Minnesota on April 3 after Champaign Illinois was deemed unprofitable. Illinois offered it to Wisconsin, who passed it to Minnesota.
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Champaign
Uls
University of Minnesota
Mlinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Murder Confession Ties Bride to Farmyard Tragedy
Marion Price detained in Williamson county jail confesses to shooting schoolteacher Nellie Reichelderfer and throwing her into a hog pen where hogs mangled her body. He says he planned the crime with Lizzie Stafford, sister to the victim, though some parts of the confession are disputed.
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Carbondale,lls
Marion Price
Williamson County
Bud Graves
Nellie Reichelderfer
Price
Supreme court fines big meat packers for price fixing in Missouri
The Missouri Supreme Court in banc upheld a state case against Armour Packing Hammond Packing Cudahy Swift Schwarzeichl and Sulaberger. Each defendant faces a 5000 fine and possible ouster for combining to fix beef prices, with orders to pay within 30 days.
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Supreme Court
Banc
Marshall Yeetorlay
Te Py
Armour Packing Company
Chicago
Hammond Packing Company
Cudahy Wacking Company
Swift & Co
Chicageo
Schwarzechihl & Sulaberger
St. Louis
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Sthoaniiners
Jodies
Missouri
Combine
Merger Argument Is Closed In Northern Securities Case
The merger case in the U S circuit court for the district of Minnesota neared its end with arguments by both sides totaling nine hours for the defendants and five hours for the government before the judges. Special Counsel T D Watson wrapped up the government’s remarks and the judge adjourned to 10 am today for decision. Also in Illinois a McLean county jury found four men guilty of chicken thefts and burglary with indeterminate terms for three and a reformatory sentence for a minor. The Indiana supreme court ruled streetcar riders are not required to scrutinize transfer tickets after alighting from cars.
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Lere
United States Circuit Court For
District of Minnesota
Co. W. Bunn
St. Paul
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Bloomington
His
McLean County
Amos
Levi Ferris
John Whitesell
Joliet
William Ferris
Pontiac Reformatory
Indianapolis
Supreme Court
Treasury Secretary Shaw Inspects Galveston Harbor
Secretary of the Treasury Shaw inspected Galveston harbor and wharves on Thursday before boarding an early train to New Orleans.
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Galveston
Tex
Runaway Girl Found After Elopement in Midwest
Albertine Sheets, pupil at Michigan Female Seminary, eloped with W. J. Regan on Saturday. President Gray reports the girl was located in Detroit and met at the train on Thursday. Regan bought a ticket for her to Chicago amid the penance tale reported in papers.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
President Gray
Michigan Female Seminary
Detroit
Albertine Sheets
W. J. Regan
Athertine to meet in Chicago then to convent report
The account describes Athertine to be met in Chicago and escorted to a convent. Rowan waited at the station with the girl as she left Detroit on Friday. She handed him personal effects from her room in the seminary. She left her roommate and stayed at a hotel on Saturday before traveling with him to Detroit.
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Athertine
Chicago
Rowan
Detroit
Kalimaaroe
Lightning Destroys Property In Wisconsin Card Game Incident
A Dekton Wisconsin card game was interrupted when lightning struck the table area. John Murray William Truman Mooea Crane G B Adame and Mathew Ritter were present with Ritter sustaining a head gash and critical condition. The others recovered. In Budapest Kossuth death anniversary saw student protests and arrests. In Philadelphia McKinsey Memorial contest chose five model finalists for a memorial statue of McKinley. In Pittsburgh more nonunion workers arrived for a bridge project amid fear of disturbances. In Belle Meade mares Lythe produced twin chestnut colts. In Fond du Lac lightning caused $10 000 damage to Bo M Galloway’s property burning a barn four horses and fourteen steers.
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Varaboo
Wis
Dekton
Thursday Mall
John Murray
William Truman
Mooea Crane
G. B. Adame
Mathew Ritter
Sheedle
Adame
Fond du Lac
Bo M. Galloway
Michigan board hires Malcomson for capitol roof plan
Lansing March 21 The board of state auditors assigns W G Malcomson of Detroit to prepare plans for a new capitol roof as the existing one is beyond repair. The board also agrees to cover its share of paving Allegan Street along the capital grounds.
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Lansing
Mich
Board of State Auditors
W. G. Malcomson
Detroit
Capitol
Allegan Street
Capital Grounds
Suspect Identified in Burdick Murder Case
Chief Tull maintains a female suspect, possibly Mrs Burdick, is believed responsible for the murder of Baldwin J Hurtick. The District Attorney and Mr Penney deny any life insurance proceeds to Mrs Burdick, noting Pennell’s policy is payable to his estate and may not benefit family.
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Nuffalo
Tull
Brdwin J. Hurtick
Burdick
Thomas Penney
A. F. Aled
New York
Penney
Pennell
Sioux City Professor Attacks Education of Girls
March 21 Sioux City public address by Professor W M Stephens criticizes modern girls education arguing parents seek mind training over home duties. He warns a girl may fail to keep her room yet be remembered in history for performance in cooking and feminine culture.
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Soux City
W. M. Stephens
Sioux City
Stephens
Tle
Warren wires committee to favor Roosevelt riding sher han mountain
Cheyenne Wyoming reports that Senator Warren urged committee support for a presidential horseback ride over Sherhan Mountain intended to be undertaken with minimal company. The note implies Roosevelt seeks a near solo ascent and signals political backing.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Warren
Laramie
Roosevelt
Sherhan Mountain
Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Promises Health for Women
An influential letter urges women to consult Dr Pierce for his advice and use Favorite Prescription to restore regularity and relieve chronic female weakness. It cites testimonials from Mrs Emma Seoonet and others, praising improved health and privacy in correspondence.
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Dr. Pierce
Wisconsin bill on cigarette import ban gains favorable report
Madison March 21 the anti cigarette bill prohibiting sale or import of cigarettes into the state is favorably reported by the health and sanitation committee. The senate votes 20 to 9 to engross and third reading. Credit tax exemption bill and financier frorhee Jackson are noted upon charges.
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Madison, Wis
Committee On Health and Sanitation
Senate
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