Steel Prices Tilt Trade War Amid Tariff Fears
Amid tariff agitation and falling prices, Gary of Steel Corp warns of a price-cutting trend as manufacturers fear duties. Buyers hold back orders while Pittsburg reports uneasy market sentiment, open market hints, and competition among steel firms including Jones & Laughlin and Carnegie Steel amid ongoing price discussions.
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Bulgaria Seeks Formal Independence Recognition Rise in Balkan Tensions
Bulgaria urges immediate recognition of independence with Ferdinand named king by Lingpe powers. Sofia cites delays from internal Turkish troubles and fear of Balkan peace breach. Reports claim Britain France and Russia may recognize Bulgaria. diplomats push for a settlement before further delays. Meanwhile an Imperial train heads from St. Petersburg to greet Ferdinand expected Sunday morning. The kitchen killer case in New York ends with a death sentence for Carl Lovse, who killed his daughter and wounded his son.
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Taft Attends Cincinnati Knockers Dinner Ceremony
President elect William H Taft is entertained as a private citizen at Cincinnati club by the notorious Knockers, a civic group. Stunts, mock speeches, and foreign sovereigns as table guests mix with jokes about his future cabinet and a formal send off before Philadelphia events.
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Indictments in libel case prepared for New York hearing
United States District Attorney Baker and staff advance libel suits against Joseph Pulitzer of the New York World Caleb M Van Hamm and Robert A Lyman of the World Delavan Smith and Charles Williams of the Indianapolis News. Indictments certified by the clerk and Justice Gould. A New York hearing before Commissioner Shields is planned for Tuesday. Warrant service awaited by courtesy to defendants counsel. service expected by Monday.
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Pastor Accuser Dies by Own Action in Chicago
Mrs V C Bank Fenner, fired after an alleged extortion attempt on Rev Perley Powers, died in a hospital today by suicide. Convicted a week earlier, Fenner first inhaled ether, was revived, then swallowed corrosive sublimate tablets. Police report indicates she accused the pastor of affectionate advances and died from self-inflicted poisoning.
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King Alfonso inspects yacht Hispania at Pasajes
Special to The Washington Post Paris reports King Alfonso of Spain traveled incognito to Pasajes and inspected his new yacht Hispania likely to compete at Cowes regatta in July. He then visited Pau by car to see the Wright airplane and reportedly promised his mother not to use air travel. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad fare noted at $1.25 to Baltimore and return tomorrow.
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Mrs Gould Supervises Work in Gould Estate Deposition
New York reports another deposition in Howard Gould and Mrs Katherine E Clemmons Goulds matrimonial case. James Marlborough, former head gardener at Castle Gould Port Washington Long Island, testifies Mrs Gould directed rose garden work and inspected the estate daily while employed there. He denies witnessing intoxication and says he never met actor Farnum.
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Supreme Court
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Woman Sheds Light on Suitor in Bank and Real Estate Probes
New York story centers on financier Mrs Green and her daughter Sylvia as she scrutinizes prospective son in law Mr Wilks. She defends plain living while detailing wealth and business acumen, cites desire for happiness and caution in consent, and recalls airship interests of her family amid public attention.
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Taxicabs attacked as drivers injured in strike turmoil
Unidentified assailants hurled bricks through two terminals cabs injuring chauffeurs including R C Wilson president of the Auto Company and Harry E Duckstein while police offer a reward for the attackers. Union Station arrests and a car strike fallout dominate the scene as Terminal Taxicab Company explains a wage change to 20 percent commission and reports arrests and court actions.
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Explosion in Maryland school injures no one
In Ballmore Maryland on February 19 five hundred public school children panicked when a gas stove exploded at Public School No 22 on Ramsay and Scott streets. The blast sent pupils leaping from windows and crowding doorways, but no fatalities or serious injuries were reported. Passersby aided the children as teachers tried to control the scene while frightened parents rushed to the area. The building had been condemned as unsafe and the cause was likely a gas overload from the stove.
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Oaths of Priests Changed by Vatican Decree
Plujadelpha Feb 1 The Rev Hofe Huser TD received from Apostolic Delegate Falconio a document from the Vatican changing AmericanCatholic clergy ordination. The oath will obligate priests to a more general service, moving from propaganda jurisdiction to the regular Roman tribunate.
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Tigers to Replace Lions at Nassau Hall Entrance
Princeton University announces removal of two promo lions at Nassau Hall watch and their replacement by tigers. A $109000 subscription funds the project with tigers three feet long and 1 1 2 feet high, organized by a committee including Robert Bridges Cornelius Cutler John Farr Woodruff Halsey and Cyrus H McCormick.
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Sunday Gil Bill Canal to Cost 33 Million In District
The proposal outlines a 33 638 000 dollar canal project for scattered district bureaus with a 2 500 000 cost estimate. It also authorizes removal of a wreck in Havana harbor for 1 000 000 and proposes 3 500 000 for public domain protections and worker vacation payments under Secret Service limitations.
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TOME INSTITUTE'S NEW HEAD
The civil appropriation bill was reported to the House from the Appropriations Committee. It sets the current year’s total at 62268823 and details construction, public works, and staff costs. Debates over Roosevelts plans and the silent service remain unresolved as Congress reviews funding.
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Raleigh Navy Militia Vessel Request Sent to Washington
Adjutant General Robertson and Captain Daniels depart Raleigh for Washington to ask the Navy Department to provide a suitable vessel for the North Carolina naval militia. Six divisions with 200 officers would be supported by a permanent appropriation, as current funds are exhausted and a deficit looms. The act also raises Panama Canal bonds and limits certain government allowances while authorizing a Jefferson monument in St. Louis.
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Baltimore and Return $1.35 for Weekend Travel
Fragment from a transit notice appears to list fares and routes with scattered OCR errors. The legible item mentions Baltimore and a return fare of 1.35, plus references to matchings, days, and a street address, though many words are unclear.
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