Suits over bonds and claimed interest on Pacific lines
Gen Thomas H Hubbard representing Mark Hopkins and Crocker estates sues in Austin to force payment of interest on the second Taurt page bonds of the Galveston Harrisburg and San Antonio. He argues Southern Pacific managers prefer dividends to debts and seeks court review of bookkeeping on the bond subsidies. The case concerns 623 miles of line, with the Texas operated G H and SA bonds. The suit seeks a remedy or receiver and notes the April 1 dividend due.
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Hubbard
Mark Hopkins and Crocker Estates
Austin
Pacific Roads
Washington Post
New York
Mar
Thomas H. Hubbard
Mark Hopkins
Crocker
Southern Pacific
Galveston
San Antonio
Gen. Hubbard
Texas
New Orleans
San Francisco
Harrisburg
Treuston
FE Pasa
Southern Pacific Affairs
Southern Paet
En. Hubbard
Harriman
Anda Gen Hubbard
Inter
Llarriman
Judes Levitt
Slarrisburg
Alexander Miller
Union Pacific
Union Pacifi
Indian Lands To Be Sold On Kiowa Ovancay Apache Lands
The General Land Office announces town site sales on Kiowa Ovancay and Apache lands with sales starting May 13 at different towns and continuing daily until all lots are offered Purchasers must pay a quarter of the price in cash The government owns these lands and the vetoed bill aimed to allow homestead entries for town sites faced Interior Department objections
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General Land Officers
Quanah
Isadore
Interior Department
Fences Must Come Down Despite Wyoming Telegram
Secretary Garfeld states no departure from orders to remove fences on oil lands after a telegram from Gov. Brooks of Wyoming. The governor argues that cattle mange in Laramie Albany and Converse counties makes immediate fence removal dangerous and asks a grace period to dip infected lungs before the April 1 deadline.
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Gov.rooks
Wyoming
Garfeld
Brooks
Secretary of Agriculture
Laramie
Albany
Converse
Canadians See President in Washington Visit
Canadian postal commissioners devoted yesterday to visiting points of interest around Washington. A call on President Roosevelt by Postmaster General Meyer was one feature. Mount Vernon was visited, a cavalry drill at Fort Meyer was seen, and the evening was spent at the Congressional Library Building.
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Washington
White House
President Roosevelt
Meyer
Mount Vernon
Fort Meyer
Congressional Library
McCleary Sworn In as Second Assistant Postmaster General
Former Minnesota representative James T McGleary was sworn in yesterday to the post as Second Assistant Postmaster General succeeding the resigned William S Shallenberger. Piien cures in 6 to14 days Paro Ointment guaranteed to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles. Educational context deadline set for Monday April 1 at 6 p.m.
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James T. McGleary
Minnesota
William S. Shallenberger
Piien
Cannon Enthusiastic Special Cabre to The Washington Pout
Havana March 22 The Hamburg American Line steamer Bluecher arrived with Congressman McKinley and party including Speaker Cannon. They were greeted by Gov Magoon and saluted by the cruiser Columbia and warship Fieramosca. Cannon pledged digging the canal if needed while McKinley praised progress and Curtis urged private contract. Tawney called the project simpler than feared. The Bluecher sails Sunday. a gold watch will be presented to the captain at dinner.
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Cabre
Washington
Havana
Mar
Bluecher
Cofon
Congressman McKinley
Speaker Cannon
Columbia
Fieramosca
Gov. Magoon
James S. Sherman
McKinley
Curtis
James A. Tawney
House
Nassau
Cannon
Filipinos to Cast Ballot under Philippine Civil Government Act
President Roosevelt orders a general election for a popular assembly in the Philippine Islands under the 192 law. The move follows a Philippine Commission resolution noting two years of relative peace after census publication while citing disturbances by Moros, non Christians, and Pulajanes in certain provinces. The majority in Cavite, Batangas, Samar and Leyte supported law and order and did not aid bandit or Pulajane activity.
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Roosevelt
Philippine Islands
Noros
Philippine Commission
Philippines
United States
Philippine
Philippine Assembly
Felizardo
Montalon
Batangas
Caytic
Semar
Leyte
Cavite
Samar
Levie
Pulayanes
Building plans call for Spanish style Inter American Bureau
Director John Barrett previews a Carnegie funded five acre Van Ness Park site for the Inter American Bureau of the Americas. Architects from the United States may submit plans with prizes of 3000 2000 and 1000 for top designs. Ten firms will be invited with 1000 each to prepare plans. The $600000 building will house four sections including administrative library and assembly areas. Construction expected to start soon and take two years.
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Internation] Bureau of the American Republics
van Ness Park
John Barrett
United States
White House
Potomac Park
Congress
Andrew Carnegie
America
Bureau
Columbus Memorial Library
MacArthur Leaves Coast to Finish Orient Report
General Arthur MacArthur is relieved from the Pacific Division command and ordered to Milwaukee to pursue the War Department task of completing his lengthy Orient inspection report. He plans to seek retirement soon, return to Milwaukee to live, and Die in the city of his birth, Shera.
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Arthur MacArthur
Pacific
Milwaukee
Wic
MacArthur
San Francisco
War Department
Orient
Shera
Lake Michigan
Army Orders and Promotions Across Infantry and Artillery
Leaves of absence and transfers for Capt Josiah Minus William Gilbore Nathan Averill and others. Promotions and assignments announced for Artillery Corps officers including Cree Berry McMahon Menoher Mott Stevens Davis Hinds Robinson Landers Gatebell Etraub Schumm Hunter and others. Also naval officers orders listing leaves, postings, and course attendances for Surgeon and medical staff and general staff appointments.
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Josiah C. Minus
Sixteenth Infantry
William E. Gilbore
Twenty-eighth Infantry
Nathan J. Averill
Seventh Cavalry
United States
John McManus
Artillery Corps
Henry L. Newbold
Twenty-cifth Company
George W. Gatebell
Field Artillery
Ovcar I. Etraub
Herman C. Schumm
Field Artery
Alfred M. Hunter
Coast Artillery
George C. Hubbard
Ninety
Coast Artilery
James M. Wheeler
Twenty-eixth
Harrison
Kercick
Frank J. Miller
Philp S. Golderman
Piret Liew
L. Lanhem
113Th Company
George F. Connolly
Louis Z. Bolacau
Samuel O'Connor
Bruce Cotten
Joziah C. Minus
Department of the Missouri
Frederick R. Day
Fort Leavenworth
Kona
Norman Macleod
Fort Sami Houston
Tex
Edgar R. Russel
Signal Corps
New York City
Alqnad
Meer
Fort H. G. Wright
Fort Totten
Fort Wood
N. J
Fort Hancock
Thoes Placea
Q. M
Henry c. Sloan
Fort St. Philip
Kana
Samuel Hof
Ordnance Department
Midvale Steel Works
Nicetown Pa
Queen & Co., Inc
Philadelphia
Minard F. Waltz
Infantry
General Staff Corps
Robert L. Hist
Twenty-ninth Infantry
Peter c. Harris
Ninth Infantry
Twenty-Sixth Company
State militias embrace joint encampments with army move
Acting Assistant Surgeon A MeK to duty with navy recruiting party and Passed Assistant Paymaster F T Watrous settle accounts. Governors and adjutant generals respond to Gen Murray’s invitation for summer joint encampments. California pledges full militia infantry participation, expanding beyond the War Department plan of 37 companies to be stationed at Fort Rosecrans Fort Riley Fort Winfield Scott and Fort Baker.
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A. Mek
Navy
No. 4
F. T. Watrous
Murray
Coast Artillery
California
War Department
Fort Rosecrans
Fort Riley
Fort Winfield Scott
Fort Baker
Fifteen years for soldiers in Utah robbery case
Salt Lake City March 29 Fifteen years in state prison at hard labor was the sentence for Michael Mc Cabe and W J O Leary United States soldiers convicted of attacking and robbing Harold Berrum of 75 dollars. Judge Armstrong said they violated their oath to protect citizens and they were deprived of uniforms before court on orders from Washington.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Michael McCabe
W. J. O'Leary
United States
Harold Berrum
Armstrong
District Court
Washington
Passing of Old War Ships Marion Sold and Struck
The war ship Marion, built just after the Civil War and among the last timber ships, has been ordered sold at public auction and stricken from the naval list. The aging vessel marks the end of an era bridging timber ships and the modern navy.
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Marion
MARINE HOSPITAL CHANGES FORCES AND ASSIGNMENTS
A long list details changes of station and duties for Public Health and Marine Hospital Service officers for the week ending March 29. It notes leave and reassignment for many officers including Pettus, Stoner, Banks, Lumsden, Fox, Long, Collins, Guthrie, and others, plus temporary duties and transfers to Ellis Island, Pensacola, Mobile, and New Orleans quarantine stations. The report also mentions a medical board in Seattle and Cadets Morrissey and Hill allowed to re-enter after a one-year suspension. It covers a post station sale denial at Norfolk opposite Craney Island, Capt Howland’s new duty, and movements of naval vessels arriving at Guantanamo Bay and Key West.
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H. Powel
J. H. Holloway
Indiana
C. E Ryder
Omaha
Nebr., &c
Vermont
C. St. J. Butler
United States Naval Medical School
Washington
D.C
E. M. Brown
Bureau of Medicing and Surgery
Navy Department
D. C
F. M. Bogan
United States
Naval Medical School
H. A. May
J. L. Belknap
Kentucks
W. F. Schaller
Brooklyn
H. L. Brown
United States Naval Medical
Washington, D. C
FM. Shook
Canal Zone
Isthmus
Panama
F. M. Munson
F. D. Chappelear
Naval Hospital
Pensacola
Fla
D. H. Casto
Navy Recruiting Station
Baltimore
EB. E. Curtis
Norfolk
Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
W. J. Pettus
G. W. Stoner
C. E. Banks
P. M. Sarrington
L. L. Lumsden
Aavence
C. Fox
H. D. Long
Government Hospital
Ellis Island
N.Y
G. L Collins
M. C. Guthrie
Tawane
J. M. Jackson, Jr
J. G. Stanton
J. W. Safford
Ellis
Yaland
N. Y
New Orleans
New Orleans Quarantine Station
Seattle
Wash
Ézrd
H. G. Ebert
F. R. Underwood
Roosevelt Praises Roosevelt by Tammany Chief
James Watson Gerard, head of the Tammany Hall Democratic campaign committee, called President Roosevelt “all right” as he left the White House after a brief visit. He added Roosevelt is about as good a Democrat as there is, reflecting strong party support.
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Tammany Hall
James Watson Gerard
White House
Roosevelt
Gerard
China Sees Sufficient Food for Famine Relief
Consul General Rodgers in Shanghai reports to the State Department that the current food shipments headed to China plus later supplies on the Buford should meet immediate needs. After distribution, about 50,000 gold dollars will be required, Rodgers notes, for further aid.
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China
Rodgers
Shanghai
State Department
Hey
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