Steel Prices Gut Trade War Threatened
The steel industry faces a price war as fear of tariff revision spurs talks of open market pricing. Gary of the Steel Corporation says cuts to protect customers amid weak demand, while Pittsburgh independents fear loss of business and race to meet lower prices continues.
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Olal
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Ofi
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Businss
Jones & Laughlin Stet _ Company
Jones &Juanguin
Jones & Laughlin
Corporation
Carnegie Steel Company
T Corporation
Trust
Bulgaria Seeks Recognition Amid Balkan Tensions
Reports from Sofia say Bulgaria seeks formal recognition of independence and a king for Ferdinand, while major powers deny such moves and warn that unresolved eastern questions may delay peace in the Balkans. Ferdinand may travel to attend Grand Duke Vladimir’s funeral. Imperial train en route to meet him in St Petersburg. A separate item notes Carl Lovse, convicted in New York for the killing of his daughter, sentenced to die at Sing Sing.
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Gen Struker
New York
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Yale
Sing Sing
Taft honored by Cincinnati club as private guest
President elect William H Taft attended the Knockers annual dinner, where he was toasted and teased by Cincinnati business leaders. The event featured costumes, mock speeches, and satires on the new presidency, while Taft received light applause and a ban on addressing the crowd. Taft planned to speak at the chamber of commerce and stock exchange, discussing Ohio River improvements and tariff impacts, before leaving for Philadelphia.
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Charles Nagel
St Louis
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Washington
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Big Home
Walnut Street
Preparing Libel Case Indictments Certified for Hearing
United States District Attorney Baker and aides work on libel suits against Joseph Pulitzer and others tied to the Panama Canal deal. Indictments certified by the clerk and Justice Gould set a New York hearing for next Tuesday before Commissioner Shields. Warrants not served yet as courtesy to defense counsel.
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United States
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New York World
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Charles Wiliams
Indianapolis News
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Gould
Stuart McNamara
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Shields
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Shieffs
Pastors accuser dies by her own hand in Chicago
Mrs V C Bank Fenner, fired after an alleged attempt to extort money from Pastor Perley Powers, who had accused him of making affectionate advances, died today in Chicago hospitals. Convicted a week earlier, she tried suicide by ether inhalation, was revived, then swallowed corrosive sublimate tablets.
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Mra
C Bank Fen[ner
Perley Powers
King Alfonso inspects yacht Hispania at Pasajes
Special to The Washington Post Paris February 19 King Alfonso of Spain traveled incognito to Pasajes to inspect his new yacht the Hispania which he plans to use at the Cowes regatta in July He then went to Pau by automobile to see the Wright airplane and reportedly promised his mother not to use air travel again The report also mentions Baltimore and Ohio railroad fare of 1 25 to Baltimore and beyond tomorrow.
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Washington Post
Paris
Alfonso
Spain
Pasajes
Hispania
Cowes
Pau
Edward H HR Green
Wan
Mrs Gould Supervised Work in Gould Estate Deposition Filed
A deposition in Howard Gould and wife Mrs Katherine E Clemmons Goulds matrimonial case was filed in the county clerk's office. James Marlborough, former head gardener at Castle Gould Port Washington Long Island, testified that Mrs Gould directed the rose garden and supervised estate work while noting her conduct was generally proper and denying intoxication or acquaintance with actor Farnum.
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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
Consenting Prospective Son-In-Law Questioned by Sylvia Green
New York financier Mrs Green, speaking of her daughter Sylvia, criticizes the suitor Mr Wilks. She questions his background and seeks to know him better, while noting he comes of fine stock and may be suitable if consent is granted after further inspection. The interview touches on banking, real estate, and social expectations.
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New York
Matthew Aator Winks
National Park Bank
Witkn
Hetty Green
Wilks
Hoboken Ferry Landing
Mrs Green
Wilke
Sylvia
Langdon
Stecr
Plaza Hotel
Green
Taxi cabs attacked as strike sparks violence in Washington
Two Terminal Taxicab Company vehicles were hit with bricks injuring chauffeurs President Wilson and Harry E Duckstein suffered non fatal wounds Police offer reward for attackers Superintendent Sylvester said the strike sparked violence and ordered detectives to arrest those responsible Fickling and Burgdorf faced police court charges as 29 cases were filed against drivers and strike supporters The company says the new pay plan based on commissions will boost drivers earnings and curb idle cabs
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Manager Fickling
R C Wilson
Harry E Duckstein
New Hampshire Avenue
Harry E Hyde
Union Station
Sixth Precinct
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Hydes
Sylvester
Wilson
Way
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Massachusetts Avenue
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Ernest Burgdorf
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Bose
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Unon
Explosion rattles Ballmore public school no 22
Five hundred Ballmore students caused a panic when a gas stove exploded in public school No 22 at Ramsay and Scott streets. No fatalities or serious injuries were reported as pupils jumped from windows and crowded doorways while pedestrians aided evacuees. The building had been condemned as unsafe and no flame followed the blast.
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Carden
Oaths of Priests Changed Create General Clergy Service
The Vatican sent a document to Rev Hofe Huser in Plujadelpha detailing new ordination terms for American clergy. Oaths will now bind priests to a broader church service, expanding beyond prior circumscribed vows as Rome shifts from Propaganda to the regular Roman tribunate.
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Huser
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United States
Tigers to replace lions at Nassau Hall entrance
Princeton announces removal of the two promo lions at Nassau Hall and will install tigers in their place. A $109000 subscription funds the project with tigers three feet long and one to two feet high. Committee includes Robert Bridges Cornelius Cutler John Farr Woodruff Halsey William Isham William Wilderall and Cyrus H McCormick.
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Nassau Hall
Princeton University
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Robert Bridges
Cornelius Cutler
John Farr
Woodruff Halsey Wiliam B Isham
Wiliam R Wilderall
New York
Cyrus H McCormick
Chicago
Sunday Gil Bill Canal to Cost 33 Million
Project funds authorize a 33,638,000 canal project in the district to house scattered bureaus at an estimated total cost of 2,500,000. Removal of a Maine wreck in Havana harbor is approved with 1,000,000 proposed for public domain protection. Government employees on vacations receive 3,500,000. Secret Service limitations noted.
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Havana Harbor
TOME INSTITUTE'S NEW HEAD Lifts school staff plans in state bill
The House received a civil appropriation bill from the Appropriations Committee carrying 137 207092 for the current year. It outlines a total civil appropriation near 62,268,823 and highlights funds for construction, government service limits, and public buildings. The report notes a possible White House submission and details various budget items including road, harbor, and land office expenditures, with a projected deficiency of about 16,000. Also covers Port Deposit education funds and a hospital report on Bishop Hoss’s recovery.
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Roosevelt
Weslington
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Pele Bu Kings
Naval Militia Vessel Request Drives Raleigh Mission
After Vessel for Naval Militia Raleigh assigns Gen Robertson and Capt Daniels to Washington to seek a suitable vessel for six divisions with 200 officers. The plan follows a Commerce and Labor Department recommendation for a permanent appropriation. The fiscal year funds are exhausted and a deficit of 500000 dollars looms. The Panama Canal bonds are increased from 198060000 to 16000000. Longevity and service allowances are barred. The Louisiana Purchase Exposition Company may spend 180000 dollars to erect a Jefferson monument in St. Louis, Missouri.
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Washington Post
Raleigh
Robertson
Daniels
North Carolina Naval Brigade
Eft
Washington
Navy Department
Naval Milieta
Department of Commerce and Labor
Department
Panama Canal
Louisians Purchase Exposition Company
United States
Thomas Jefferson
St. Louis
Baltimore and Return $1.35 Fare Stated for Weekend Match
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate pricing for Baltimore travel, mentioning a $1.35 fare and weekend dates. Details are unclear due to garbled text but imply a return pattern and related times on Saturday and Sunday. Entities: Baltimore, fare figures.
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