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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1908

Page

31

Guardian Named for Baroda Prince After Jewel Awe

A Hindu ruler admires a jewel in a New York collection and appoints a guardian for his son Prince Jay. The curator is noted as guardian with the crew sapphire held in awe, signaling a dramatic royal guardianship amid a storied gem display.

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Pensions and Widow Claims in 1908 Coverage

Readers ask about military pensions and widow benefits for Civil War and Spanish American War veterans. Questions cover eligibility, discharge requirements, multiple pension streams, and whether disability pensions displace or stack with naval service pay. Replies reference acts of June 27 1890 February 6 1907 and guidance from Pension Bureau.

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Stocks Hold Rise Amid Talks of Freight Rates and Law Reforms

Washington dispatch notes stock market firmness amid signs of higher freight rates and possible anti trust law revision. Railways seek funds for expansion while copper and iron sectors show firmer prospects. New York bond sales attract strong investor demand. market pauses after rapid advance.

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Steel plants resume work at Pittsburg rival mill

Special to The Washington Poet reports the Pittsburg Steel Company, rival to American Steel and Wire, begins resuming work on its new open hearth plant in Donora and plans large contracts for steel pipe and rolling machinery. A gradual restart follows idle fall downturns as finishing plants aim to regain capacity.

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Morse Gan Pay All In Time Amid Criminal Case Efforts

Eugene Carver, attorney for financier Morse, says Morse will seek to end the charges and press a syndicate plan to repay National Bank of North America depositors in full. Carver warns other claimants will be held liable for public statements harming Morse. He aims to demur the indictments and quash charges while pursuing creditor cooperation to cover debts.

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Filipinos Oppose Free Act Instruct Delegates to Seek Suspension

The assembly in Washington instructs its delegates to urge Congress to suspend the Shipping Act to protect shipping interests. The move argues that permanent suspension is necessary to prevent further destruction of shipping interests.

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NO RUSH OF INVESTORS Amidst Stagnant London Markets Week

Special Cable from Tha Wrington Post reports Bank of England reserve near £20.5 million with a likely rate cut to 2 percent next Thursday and possibly after Easter. Investors hold capital in new issues. Paris and Berlin bourses show mixed shifts as Americans remain a bright spot.

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