Germans Seek Peace and Trade Deal Extension
German leaders push for a renewed reciprocal tariff arrangement with the United States. Chancellor von Buelow foresees an easy Reichstag majority to extend commercial tariff rates through June 30, 1907, aided by powerful trade organizations and a provisional period to ease negotiations.
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von Buelow
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Crities
Germany
Counton Posidowsky Welner
Interior
Trade unionism debated by Sherman in Washington Hall
Charles Sherman of Chicago, fen dal president of the Industrial Workers of the World, spoke in Washington Hall about industrial unionism versus trade unionism. The talk urged producer power over current unions, with applause from listeners. Also listed are building permits and bids, plus a cattleman seizure by bandits near Silver City, New Mexico.
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Robert Hannigan
New Mexico
Silver City
Mogollon Mountains
Gardner Cochran Union Rumors Stir White House Society
Washington society buzzes over alleged betrothal of Mrs Gardner the Boston widow and Rep Bourke Cochran as Miss Roosevelt’s Longworth wedding dominates headlines. A high profile reception at Mrs Slater’s home heightens chatter about an impending White House nuptial while guests note Cochran’s constant presence by Gardner’s side amid gala at the East Room and state dining room.
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Slater
Market Basket Faces Dull Week As February Slows Demand
Central Market opens with high prices on fruit and vegetables but weak demand. Strawberries at 75 cents a quart, pineapples 40 cents each, Florida oranges 20 to 30 cents a dozen, and lettuce 10 to 15 cents a head. Eggs and dried fruit show limited changes while poultry gains as supply tightens. Market eyes Lent and expectations of better conditions later.
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Storms Resigns as Indiana Secretary of State
Daniel E. Storms resigns as Indiana secretary of state after a brief talk with Gov Hanly, effective April 1. Frederick Sims named to fill unexpired term. Storms to repay about 6310 to the state, raised from railroad interests to avert a possible special session on a two-cent fare law. governor denies any agreement on calling such a session, stating other causes remain unsettled.
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Banks Seek Broader Loans Under Clearinghouse Plan
The New York Clearing House favors loosening bank loan limits by allowing loans to a single person or company up to one tenth of a bank's capital and surplus. It also backs resuming mutual relations with trust companies, which had largely withdrawn over cash reserve demands.
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Traction Lines Sold in Receivership Sales in Ohio and Chicago
In Springfield Ohio on Feb 19 the Dayton Spermefield and Urbana Interurban Line part of Appleyard roads sold at receivers sale to A Locke of Hoston representing syndicates from Philadelphia and Cincinnati for 600000 dollars. Locke also bought Columbus Fondon and Spizeld Traction Line at upset price 256000. New York reports cattle and hog markets with mixed results and price shifts. Chicago Northwestern Railway approves 16267400 dollars of additional common stock for 20 percent of total stock, offered to stockholders of record April 2.
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Urbana
Appleyard Roads
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Randal Morgan
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Cincinnati
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Locke
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Spizeld
New York
Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company
Foreclosure suit filed over Ohio and Indiana Gas holdings
The Central Trust Company of New York OH filed a $2,000,000 foreclosure in U S court against the Ohio and Indiana Gas Company and the Ohio and Indiana Consolidated Natural and Illuminating Gas Company. The action covers gas rights, wells, pumping stations, real estate, electric plants, telephone lines, leases, stocks, and bonds across several counties in Ohio and Indiana, with interest on the bonds in default since December 1904 totaling about $174,000.
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Toledo
Ohio
Central Trust Company of
New York
United States
Ohio and Indiana Consolidated Natural and I Illuminating Gas Company
Indiana
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