Baltimore visit prompts war news and political chatter
A Baltimore morning visit by a driving showstopping line notes war council activity. The report lists many prominent figures from the Senate and state, including General John A. Bingehaus and Governor Beever, and mentions the Secretary of War. The piece hints at martial orders for Major George A Artes and reports weather and crowd reactions to the open sea ceremonies.
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Qadwell
Una Markhem
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Lene Chusetenid
New York
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George A Artes
Aind
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Aa Kowkiya
Nove
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Né Am
Daly
Hite Dent
Adda
York
Senate
Oklahoma Suds and April Events in Territorial News
The fragmentary dispatch reports ongoing unrest and schemes tied to Burns and civic actions in the Oklahoma Territory, mentioning bridges to be built, anticipation for April, and crowds heading to Oxfords with June excitement. It notes arrivals from Mead and Comanche counties, camp setups, and plans to lure residents. mixed with brief wire-service items from April 6 covering fires, murders, arrests, and accidents across several states, including Baltimore, Elwood, and New York.
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Comapche
Orkinhose
Baltimore
Atston
Havée Schell
Elwood
Ind
Frank Shulze
Ellis H. Hoberta
New York
Joseph Bachavan
Wilkesbarre
J. W. Mead
Brosiegians
All Americas Baseball Team Returns After Royal Reception
From Australia to New York the All Americans arrive aboard the Adriatic and Lorna Stalin with about 200 aboard, greeted by cheers and a brass band. Capt. Leigh Lynch notes English cafe crowds understand little of baseball, yet English audiences show growing interest as the tour wraps up with travel and financial success.
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North River
Adriatic
Lonna Stalin
Neasly
Iig
George W. Wood
Lanza M. Starim
Nat Wood
Natural Gas Company
DeWolf Hopper
Digby Bell
Laure M. Stalin
Joseph J O'Donohne
John M. Ward
J. Ww. Goelding
Mr. Spalding
W. ©. Lynch
Legh Lynch
W. J. Snyder
George Wright
C. Bartholomew
Leslie Rebimew
A. O. Anwim
Harry Poletier
S. Goodirent
Negro Warcot
Charles Duval
Willisméon
London
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Lynet
Sopthiow
Taegataia
Chicago
Ainse
Chicagoes
Hanlon
Pittsburg
Biea
Leigh Lynch
England
San Francisco
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British Isles
Coal Rates Spark Industry Alarm Across Rail Lines
April 6 reports reveal Baltimore & Ohio cut coal rates from Cumberland to tidewater, prompting surprise and likely actions from rival Pennsylvania Railroad and shippers. Pennsylvania officials vow not to cede traffic, while industry observers forecast tense maneuvers as coal trade faces downturn and potential rate wars.
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Fire Devastates Savannah Business District and Church
A major blaze raced through Savannah destroying D H Hegan's shop, Odd Fellows Hall, nearby dwellings, and a Presbyterian church. Losses exceed 1.5 million with insurance likely far lower. high winds and limited firefighting hindered containment as engines from Charleston Augusta and Macon were asked to assist. Secretary Tracy toured navy facilities at Philadelphia later that day.
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D. H Hegan
Broughton
Baraned
James H. Douglass & Co
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Odd Fellows Hall
Pernard
State Streets
Independent Presbyterian Church
Vattigaona
Andrew Hanley
Savannah Guards
Barnig
Charleston
Angaste
Macon
West Virginia Attor ney Generalship Tribute Echoes to Hutchinson
Special Telegram from Parkersburg records that Washington appointments named a West Virginia Marshal and District Attorney sparked reactions among Republicans. John A Hutchinson, praised as modest yet ambitious, expected the prize but was outmaneuvered by Sturgis of Monongalia and Judge Berkshire. The piece notes Senator Edmunds and ex-Governor Hoadly speeches alongside later tributes.
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Howley
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W.D. Migr
W. A. Bewekenridge
Melapail
Bain
Battles Between Dogs In Paris Road Farm Fight
Reports from Conners West Virginia on April 6 describe pit fighting between two dogs Paddy and Tiger near Paris Road. Tiger won after a long, grueling match. Paddy, 20 months old, was severely injured and is expected to die. heavy betting surrounded the event with owners adding to the spectacle.
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