Steunenberg Defends Arrests In Idaho Disorder
Governor Steunenberg testified before the Coeur d Alene inquiry asserting personal responsibility for all arrests in Shoshone county or by state officers, and approved military actions to maintain order. He backed the permit system and said writs of habeas corpus would hinder military authority as martial law continued. A Senate resolution urged withdrawal of troops unless the permit system ended and habeas corpus restored.
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Washington
Steunenberg
Idaho
Coeur d'Alene
Merriam
Steueneauberg
Shoshone
Montana
Covernor Steunenberg
Hays
Lieutenant Lyons
Tiger-Poorman
Ercer
United States
Mahan on Arbitration and Anglo American Ties
Montreal report highlights Captain Mahan’s letters to Principal Peterson. He praises friendship between Britain and the United States while questioning arbitration beyond pure facts. He warns patience is crucial among a volatile public and notes Britain’s need to understand a heterogeneous American society.
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Montreal
Great Britain
Foot Shattered by Bullet Hails Macabebe Scout Captain
Captain M A Batson of the Fourth Cavalry, famed for leading the Macabebe scouts in the Philippines campaigns, has arrived on sick leave with a foot shattered by a bullet during a pursuit of insurgents. The Macabebe scouts were used due to Batson’s suggestions. In Wisconsin this date, a county court case saw Carl Wolf thrash farmer Robert Gollinick after Gollinick mocked Wolf’s wife. Wolf fined and to be sued civilly for injuries. Missouri and Minnesota railroad and warehouse commissions seek a joint conference on freight classification petitions, likely in St. Louis or here on April 21.
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Washington
M. S. Batson
Fourth Cavalry
M A. Batsonlippines
Batson
LaCrosse
Wis
Drindley
Robert Gollinick
Mormon Coke
Carl Wolf
Wolf
Gollinick
Springfield Ls
Railroad and Warehouse Commissions
Town and
Missouri
Minnois Commissioners
St. Louis
Kansas
Nebraska
Burlington
DOT
Iowa
EG Fox
Carnegie's Company Forms Vast Steel Monopoly Signatures Signed
Carnegie Steel figures chart a new trust shaped by 36 men led by Andrew Carnegie Henry Phipps Jr Henry Clay Frick and others who sign the Carnegie Straw company charter with $160 million stock and nearly $80 million from Carnegie. The venture bills itself as the greatest corporation in the world.
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Pittsburg
Associated Press
Carnegie-Frick
Carnegie Steel Company
Carnegie Straw Company
Andrew Carnegie
Henry Phipps, Jr
Henry Clay Frick
Carnegie Company
United States
Henry Phipps
Henry C. Prick
Charles M. Schwab
Francis T. P. Lovejoy
Enormous Wealth Treaty Linked to Dill Power of Attorney
A Pittsburgh conference cleared major points for a large commercial deal. A power of attorney was signed by all incorporators, naming James B. Dill as general representative, with a charter likely to be filed next week and directors to meet in Pittsburgh to elect officers.
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al Winer
James B. Dill
New York Corporation
Pittsburg
Duquesne Club
Dillas
Carnegie
H. ©. Irick
Henry Phipps, Jr
Lovejoy
C. M. Schwab
New York
Arange
Multiple International and Domestic News Items Across Various Topics
Nominations and official announcements include Walter H. Chamberlin named assistant patent commissioner in Chicago. Delagoa day award slated for March 26 in London. Brazilian minister Chavalier de Souza Correa found dead in London. Texas reports two executions for murder. Osman Pasha reportedly ill but alive in Constantino ple denial. Lima Ohio reports 150 people poisoned by chicken salad at a church dinner. A saw machine planned for Tomahawk Wisconsin. President Loubet to pardon Baron Christini who assaulted him at a race track last June. Scottish Antarctic expedition led by William S. Bruce planned. The will of Mrs. Henrietta Snell valued at $525000 to be contested. Ras Mangascia leads a new Abyssinia coup attempt against Menelek. Wesleyan University to abolish co education and establish a women's college.
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Walter H. Chamberlin
Chicago
London
Chavalier de Souza Correa
England
Texas
Constantinople
Osman Pasha
Lima
Tomahawk
Wis
Loubet
Baron Christaini
Antarctic
William S. Bruce
Henrietta Snell
Ras Mangascia
Menelek
Abyssinia
Wesleyan — University
Middletown
Conn
Rival Chief Announced in Winnebago Tribe Clash
Tom Thunder announces himself chief of the Winnebago of Wisconsin dating his 1900 ascension. He denounces White Buffalo as a ceremonial chief and vows to uphold tribal customs. Thunder threatens action if White Buffalo presses his coronation plan.
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Black River Falls
Wis
Tom Thunder
John Thunder
Wisconsin
White Buffalo
Simon
Jackson County
Kentucky
Plumer Near Gabern ees as Boer War Dispatches Reach London
A Daily News dispatch from London summarizes March reports on Cape Town and Kr oonstadt fronts. It notes Commandant Bio isolating Plumer's forces near Gabern ees, Boer mobility increasing, and President Steyn warning burghers against arming English forces as traitors.
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London
Daily News
Lorenzo Marques
Pretoria
Bio
Plumer
Gabernees
Kroonstadt
Steyn
War Office
Plomer
Cape Town
Nicholson
Bulawayo
Mareh Wi
Umer
Lobatsi
Jrst
Iode
Bodle
Chapman
A. J. Tyler
Methuen
Warrenton
Lord Methuen
Boshof
Mafeking
Haunted by electricity and a hidden marriage fortune
Mrs Mary Cornelius a 70 year old and two children in Daleville Indiana report mysterious electrical charges in their clothes and wardrobes with sparks and crackling sounds despite no nearby wires. In Oshkosh Wisconsin 25 percent of Eleventh ward grammar school students are home sick with a measles like illness amid prior epidemics. In Shelbyville Indiana James Strickler on his deathbed reveals a secret marriage to Grace Patterson that may leave her inheriting a fortune due to paternal disinheritance threats. In Bushnell Illinois the McDonough Republican convention endorses Cullom praising McKinley and Tanner administrations.
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Daleville
Ind
Mary Cornelius
Middletown Pike
Shelbyville
James Strickler
Grace Patterson
Strickler
Markets report detailed livestock and grain prices
Hogs receipts 28,000 with pigs 4.40 to 5.20, light 4.85 to 5.12, heavy 5.05 to 5.20. Cattle receipts 2,000 with steers 3.90 to 5.70, fed western 4.40 to 5.50, cows 2.25 to 4.80, veal calves 5.00 to 7.50. Sheep receipts 8,000 with westerns 4.75 to 5.95, natives 4.00 to 6.00, western lambs 6.00 to 7.30, native lambs 5.50 to 7.40. East Buffalo market lists varied cattle 4.00 to 7.25, hogs 5.15 to 5.45, sheep to 6.85. St. Louis grain shows wheat 70 to 72 cents, corn 35 to 36 cents, oats 24 to 26 cents. Milwaukee and Detroit grains noted with mixed movements in wheat and rye.
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Texas
East Buffalo
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
N.ag
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade Today
British War Office Scrutiny Amid South Africa Questions
In the British House of Commons John Gordon Macneill pressed for details on Magersfontein Methuen’s officers and Kimberley affairs but War Office secretary Wyndham deferred, saying no confirmed objections or investigations exist. He confirmed no explosive bullets were used. A separate Wisconsin letter supports the Great pure butter bill, while Captain Thomas Wilson of Cleveland dies abroad. A Milwaukee meeting aids widows and orphans of English soldiers.
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London
House of Commons
John Gordon Macneill
Magersfontein
Lord Methuen
Kimberley
War Office
George Wyndham
Tie
Wauchope
LaCrosse
Wis
Focal
House
Esch
House Committees On Agriculture
Wisconsin
Sultan Opposes French Occupation at Oasis of Insalah
Mary Magoon aged 15 drank carbolic acid and died likely from homesickness after joining an expedition to the Oasis of Insalah. The report notes the event amid tensions over Moroccan colonial presence and the sultan’s stance against French occupation.
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Morocco
Oasis of
Insalah
Mary Magoon
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Stewart
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Spooner
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Nd A. &. Darrow
Judiciary
Root
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Emaing
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Carnegie's Company
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Great Corporation
Dill
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Ill
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Quasqueton
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Plumiers
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Buorghers
Stadt
Kroon
Houbert
Joubert
Bloemfontein
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Free State
Love
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Citizens’ Savings Bank
Washington, Iowa
Joseph Keck
Frank Stewart
Chas. H. Keck
Casnner
O. M. Keck
I. M. Sproull
Oshkosh
Granmer School
Chicago Grain and Produce
Detroit Grain
Detroit
Wynduam
Cleo Rill
Cleveland
Thomas Wilson
Central National Bank
Jerusalem
Wilson
Jacine
John Johnston
Mibwaukee
Stewart's
P. W. McElwain
Washington Lown
J. R. Burroughs
Orrrog
Southeast Corner Square
Columbia Corner
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W. E. Anderson, M. D
Klein's Clothing Store
Washington, Towa
J. F. Poage
Osteopath
American School of Osteopathy
Left National Bank
Marsh W. Bailey
Attorney At Law
Bear Alberson's Grocery
Termplo
W. H. Butterfield
Crall
Lowa
P. J. Hanley
Washington County Savings Bank
E. C. Keck
Florist
Greenhouse
Postoffice
Washington, Lowa
Kemble
Kemae Frower Co
Oskaloosa, Lowa
City Rue
Hotel Allen
Frank Rogers
H. Sanford
Textusaie
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Scuminus
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A. Anderson
J.T. Anderson
Aga’t
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Aeral Banking Busines
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Ings Bank
Jon. Knox
A. Wurm, Oashier
O. H. Knox
V. P.O. M. Knox
Ass't
S. Lemmon
L. D. Robinson
C. 8. Lemmon
Mr. Lemmon
Rocky Mountain
Teeadelphia
Tts
Caseys
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First National Bank
Wm. Blair
A. A. Wallace
0. H. Keck
L.D. Robinson
J.F. Henderson
Ll. Knecht
R. F. Riley
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