Steel Prices Shake Trade War Fears Amid Tariff Turmoil
In Pittsburgh and across the industry, fear of tariff changes sparks a price war as steel producers cut prices to hold customers. Gary’s Steel Corporation signals open market policy while independents worry about profits and market access amid fierce negotiations and widespread conferences.
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Olal
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Porto Maleum
Lothar
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Jones & Laughlin Ptvel
Jones & Odaangitin
Jones & Laughlin
Carnegie Steel Company
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Trust
Bulgaria Seeks Recognition and Balkan Tensions Rise
Reports from Sofia claim Russia Britain and France may recognize Bulgaria independence and Ferdinand’s kingly status to ease eastern questions. Delays risk a Balkan peace breach as talks stall over Turkey issues while an imperial train heads to St Petersburg for Ferdinand’s expected reception. Carl Lovse to die in electric chair after New York killings. Baltimore and Return Saturdays via Pennsylvania Railroad available.
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Trance
Lingpe
Turkey
Balkans
Sofia
Bulgaria
Russia
France
Great Britain
St Petersburg
Ferdinand
St. Petersbur
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Sheremetios
Gen Struker
New York
Carl Lovse
F W Loose
Yale
Sing Sing
Taft Attended Cincinnati Dinner by the Knockers Club
President elect William H Taft was the guest of Cincinnati's business elites at the Knockers annual dinner. A private ceremony featured satirical stunts, Uncle Sam and Miss Columbia, and mock foreign envoys. Taft declined to speak, amid humorous tributes and pointed quips about his future presidency.
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Turkey
Europe
Ohio
Pries
William H Taft
Lta
Eitzen
Taft
Sam
Columbia
Mens Club
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Senate
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Serman
Edward
England
Little Charlie
White House
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Persia
Knox
Thas Bunch
Pennylvania
Pixe
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Libel case indictments certified in New York hearings set
United States District Attorney Baker and staff prepared for a New York hearing next Tuesday before Commissioner Shields for libel indictments against Joseph Pulitzer and others from the New York World and Indianapolis News. Warrants have not yet been served as courtesy to defense, with service expected by next Monday.
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United States
Baker
Joseph Pulitzer
New York World
World
Caleb M van Hamm
Robert A Lyman
Delavan Smith
Charles Wiliams
Indianapolis News
Brias
District Grand Jury
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Gould
Stuart McNamara
McNamara
Shields
Justice Gould
Indianapolis
Chicago
Gisantear
Shieffs
Pastor Accuser Dies in Self Inflicted Poisoning
Chicago February 19 Mrs V C Bank Fenner widow of a former church employee died at a city hospital from poison self harm after being convicted a week earlier of attempting extortion against Rev Perley Powers She earlier tried suicide by ether inhalation and later ingested corrosive sublimate tablets before death
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Mra
C Bank Fen[ner
Perley Powers
King Alfonso visits yacht and Wright aeroplane plans
Special to The Washington Post reports King Alfonso of Spain traveling incognito to Pasajes to inspect the yacht Hispania slated for Cowes in July and then to Pau to view the Wright aeroplane. He reportedly promised his mother not to resume air travel. The item also notes a Baltimore and Ohio rail fare of $1.25 to Baltimore and beyond tomorrow.
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Paris
Alfonso
Spain
Pasajes
Hispania
Cowes
Pau
Mrs Gould Supervising Work in Gould Estate Deposition
New deposition filed in Howard Gould and Mrs Katherine E Clemmons Gould case reveals gardener James Marlborough recounts rose garden work under Mrs Gould and daily estate inspections at Castle Gould Port Washington Long Island. He denies knowledge of any actor Farnum and notes Mrs Gould’s generally proper conduct.
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New York
Howard Gould
Katherine E Clemmons Gould
James Marlborough
Castle Gould
Port Washington
Long Island
Gould
Supreme Court
Gerard
Delancey
Consent in Law Court Hearings for Sylvia Wilks
New York February report on financier Mrs. Hetty Green testing the suitability of her daughter Sylvia’s fiancé Matthew Wilks. Cross-examination covers banking real estate and coupon matters as Green weighs consent to the match. Green praises Wilks yet insists on deeper knowledge, noting stock market views and her plain living. She describes her own frugal life and pride in her daughter and son-in-law prospects. Green recalls airship interests and her long stewardship beyond 80, asserting independence from scandal and her Quaker faith.
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Washington Post
New York
Matthew Aator Winks
National Park Bank
Witkn
Hetty Green
Wilks
Hoboken Ferry Landing
Mrs Green
Wilke
Sylvia
Langdon
Plaza Hotel
Green
Taxicab strike violence wounds two drivers in Washington
Unidentified attackers hurled bricks at two Terminal Taxicab Company cabs injuring drivers, including president R C Wilson and Harry E Duckstein. Police offer reward for suspects as arrests unfold, while manager Fickling explains wage change aims to boost driver earnings under a 20 percent commission plan adopted after past wage trials.
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R C Wilson
Harry E Duckstein
New Hampshire Avenue
Harry E Hyde
Union Station
Sixth Precinct
Land
Hydes
Duckstein
Sergi Evans
Fifth Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Marine Dastel
Lieut Peck
Sylvester
Jeremah Pickling
Ernest Burgdorf
Aery Stable
Burgdorf
Fickling
Ineéry
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington Company
Bose
Explosion in Maryland public school panics five hundred pupils
Ballmore Maryland February 19 a gas stove explosion in public school No 22 at Ramsay and Scott streets sent about 500 children into a panic. Pupils leapt from windows jammed doorways but no fatalities or serious injuries were reported as pedestrians aided the escape and teachers restrained the crowd. The building had been condemned as unsafe and the cause remained unclear though a stove may have been turned on too high.
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Oaths of Priests Changed By Vatican Edict
In Philadelphia February 1 the Reverend Hote Huser TD reports a Vatican document via Apostolic Delegate Falconio that broadens American Catholic clergy ordination and extends the oath to a more general service. This marks a shift from propaganda jurisdiction to the regular Roman tribunal.
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United States
Tigers to replace Lions at Nassau Hall entrance
Princeton announces removal of the Class of 1878 bronze lions at Nassau Hall and installation of tigers. A $109000 subscription funds the project, with tigers three feet long and one and a half feet high, overseen by committee members Bridges Cutler Farr Halsey Isham Wilderall and McCormick.
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Nassau Hall
Princeton University
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Tigers
Hugh
Robert Bridges
Cornelius Cutler
John Farr
Woodruff Halsey Wiliam B Isham
Jr Wiliam R Wilderall
New York
Cyrus H McCormick
Chicago
Sunday bill to build canal and offices in district
Government plans allocation of 33.6 million for canal and scattered district bureaus with construction costs of 2.5 million. Authorization includes 1 million to remove wreck in Havana harbor and 3.5 million for public domain protection. Proposals set 1 million for protecting vacation payments to government employees and Secret Service limitations.
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Havana Harbor
TOME INSTITUTE NEW HEAD AND FISCAL DISCUSSIONS
The House heard the sundry civil appropriation bill from the committee on appropriations. It outlines a current year total of 62,268,823 dollars for fluid laws and related items, with several large construction and support programs, including the Panama Canal and government service limits. Debate centers on railroads, budget ceilings, and the administration’s proposed uses, with Roosevelt and the Speaker linked to decisions. The discussion notes the need for funding for internal improvements, land management, and public domain protection, plus staff and printing office reforms. Also, Bishop E. S. Hoss of the Methodist Episcopal Church South was reported improving at Johns Hopkins, likely to be discharged within a month.
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Tia
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Port Deposit
Baker
Covet Ie Anita
Bishop Hoss
Baltimore
E& E Hoss
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Johna Hopkin Hospital
North Carolina naval brigade heads to Washington for vessel request
Adit Gen Robertson and Capt Daniels lead the North Carolina naval brigade to petition the Navy Department for a suitable vessel. The force, six divisions strong with 200 officers, seeks a permanent appropriation. the current fiscal year exhausts the appropriation amid a $500,000 deficit. The bill raises Panama Canal bonds to 16 billion and imposes new prohibitions on longevity and over days. The Louisiana Purchase Exposition Company may spend 180,000 for a Thomas Jefferson monument in St. Louis. The city must
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Raleigh
Robertson
Daniels
North Carolina Naval Brigade
Washington
Navy Department
Naval Milieta
Department of Commerce and Labor
Department
Panama Canal
Louisians Purchase Exposition Company
Baltimore and Return Offer Stumbles in Hazy Ad Blurb
A fragmented local note cites a Baltimore return fare of 1.35 and references a weekend timetable. The text is garbled with stray phrases and unclear routes, showing an improvised transit promo with missing details and crooked wording.
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