Russians at Port Arthur endure march of garrison to Chang Ling Tsu
Reports from Port Arthur describe five thousand Russian troops moved by rail and open trucks toward Dalny for transport to Japan after capitulation. Officers march with bowed heads, some resentful at captivity while others accept fate. Russian artillery continues to pound west of Sinchinpu and nearby villages as news of fall spreads.
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Finanehiam
Mukden
Port Arthur
Hhe
Third Army
Yinkow
Tienrtsin
Yathasui
Pigeon Bay
Chang Ling Tsu
Dalny
Ini
Japan
Changling
Sinchinpu
Balloshan
Sintingun
A Race With Death Arrives in New York for Vienna
Mrs Joseph Medill Patterson Joseph Medill Patterson and his wife arrive in New York racing against death to reach Vienna. Countess Gyzicki Patterson's daughter lies in critical condition with acute peritonitis after marrying Count Gyzicki last April in Washington. The couple resided at the count's country estate near Kiev.
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New York
Vienna
Joseph Medill Patterson
Alice Higginbotham
Chicago
Europe
Countess Gyzicki
Count Gyzicki
Russia
Washington
Kieff
Russian
Poland
Maynard Harlan Emerges as GOP Mayor Candidate
Chicago observers indicate John Maynard Harlan, son of a Supreme Court justice, will secure the Republican nomination for mayor. Fifteen wards pledge support and five more are backing him, suggesting a strong convention lead over rivals.
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Chicago
John Maynard Harlan
Supreme Court
Harrison
Heis
Clergy Clash at Bethlehem Grotto During Greek Christmas
In Jerusalem Bethlehem Greek and Latin clergy clashed over grotto protections during Greek Christmas observances. The disturbance required the governor to quell the fighting and restore order.
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Jerusalem
Bethlehem
Washington suspends Oregon land office officials
In a move tied to lavnd fraud prosecutions in Oregon, President signs order to suspend from office Samos H. Booth register and James I ridges receiver of the Roseburg land office, Oregon.
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Washington
Lavnd
Oregon
Samos H. Booth
James Iridges
Roseburg
Ore
Sioux City Steele Market Quotes and Pitcher Steers
Sioux City market notes show a pitcher steers at 3755.25 dollars with hoes valued at 45 MAG. Monday quotations reflect street trade in Sioux City steel market and related equipment.
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Sioux City Steele Market
Sioux City
Pitcher Steers
Stockmen in Denver Convene Fortyeth Wool Growers Meet
Stockmen in Denver gathered for the fortieth annual convention of the National Wool Growers Association. The session opened Monday under order by Senator I Warren of Wyoming, the association president. After officer reports, a seven member committee was named to study a proposed reorganization of the National Live Stock Association. Nellie Cummings Dead Actress Dies in San Francisco Poor Circumstances of Asthma.
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Denver
Colo
National Wool Growers
I. Warren
Wyoming
National Live Stock Association
Nellie Cummings
San Francisco
Mail Train Robbery Near Montgomery Details
The Atlantic Coast mail train arriving in Montgomery was robbed about five miles east of the city. A large amount of registered mail was taken as the train stopped at Wiley. Mail clerk Eugene Hester was shot in the hand, then forced to surrender before a masked white man fled with the loot. the amount stolen is not yet known.
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Montgomery
Ala
Eugene Hester
Wiley
Tester
Fire in Baku oil fields destroys tanks and property
A large fire in Baku Sunday damaged sixteen Nobel Company tanks and adjacent properties, with no fighting since January 6 after a clash between strikers and Cossacks. The strike began December 26 over hours and wages, with earlier disturbances and casualties including six workmen killed and multiple injuries among workers and guards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baku
Nobel Company
Chorus cast injured in Carmen accident at Met Opera
More than twenty chorus members of the Metropolitan Opera House Company were seriously hurt when a bridge collapsed during the street scene in the opening act of Carmen. Principals were absent on stage. uninjured choristers massed at the front and sang to calm the audience. Impresario Heinrich Conreid urged spectators to stay seated as the curtain fell to prevent panic.
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New York
Metropolitan Opera House
Heinrich Conreid
Leaps to His Death in Pursuit by Pursuers
In St. Louis C S Martin formerly of Stuart Da 10 years old under a delusion that he chased a burglar ran across the roofs of his house and neighboring homes. He drew the attention of others who joined the chase and climbed onto rooftops. Believing himself pursued he jumped from a four story height to the street and died an hour later from injuries.
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St. Louis
C. S. Martin
Stuart, da
Martin
Poisoning partner arrested in Detroit case
Isaac Swan, named by Carrie Joslyn of Wheatfield Township as her accomplice in the arsenic poisoning of her husband, was arrested in Detroit. Swan, a hired man on the Joslyn farm, admitted complicity. Joslyn remains jailed at Mason and shows little remorse, saying she never wants to see Swan again.
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Detroit
Mich
Isaac Swan
Carrie Joslyn
Wheatfield Township
Swan
Joslyn
Log Jam Broken by Bear at Manitowish Dam Wisconsin
A brown bear crushed the key log after prowling the skids during a log jam break on the Manitowish River. The jam broke and the bear was killed. the key log reportedly contained honey. Also notes bones found near New Orleans and a woman’s death by poison in Marion, with her husband dying by suicide after learning of it.
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Manitowish Dam
Wis
Manitowish
Buck
Marion
Imma Christy
Melvin Christy
Insane Woman Scalds Sister in Indianapolis Incident
Miss Ana Critz berger of Indianapolis was severely scalded Saturday when hot coffee was thrown on her by her insane sister in law causing burns and hospital treatment.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Ana Critzberger
Stop Burning Cotton Leader Denounces Practice
In New Orleans President Harvey Jordin of the Southern Cotton Growers Protective Association urged a halt to cotton burning and said he is using all efforts to end the practice. In Fort Wayne two signalmen, J. G. Ungerer and J. 2. Good, were killed by a westbound Pennsylvania Railroad passenger train Saturday night.
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New Orleans
Harvey Jordin
Southern Cotton € Hprowers’ Protective Association
Laos
New Orleans Progressive Union
Fort Wayne
J. 2. Good
J. G. Ungerer
Pennsylvania Railroad
Written charges dropped against central Pennsylvania bishop
In Philadelphia, presenters withdraw the written charges against Rt. Rev. Ethelbert Talbot of the central Pennsylvania diocese, citing canon changes and the desire to avoid a board hearing. They reserve right to file new charges and the January 10 meeting timetable remains if needed.
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Philadelphia
Ithelbert Talbot
Penns Sylvania
Pisscopul Ccturch
J. N. W. Irvine
Hey
W. B. Bodine
Board of Inquiry
Esse
A. Prederick Jenkinson
Dr. Bodiner
Central
Pennsylvania
Readig
Tuttle
Ethelbert ‘Talbot
Sithelbert ‘Malbot
Denver Legislature Creates 15 Member Canvassing Committee
The Colorado Legislature in a tense session approved a resolution to form a committee of fifteen to canvass the governor vote from the last election and report back. The panel includes five senators and ten representatives, with twelve Republicans and three Democrats. Debate centered on who should preside, Speaker Dickson or Lieutenant Governor Haggett, with legal advice supporting both positions.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado
Dickson
Haggett
Light bulbs kill puppy after Christmas display
In North Tonawanda New York Mrs Fred Hale's cocker spaniel swallowed two colored Christmas tree bulbs. A passerby kicked the dog and the bulbs exploded killing the animal.
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North
Tonawanda
N. Y
Fred Hale
Oysters Petrify In Stomach Cause Of Cleveland Man Death
M. L. D. Rouch of Cleveland died at Botkins after a banquet. He reportedly ate raw oysters that doctors say partly petrified his stomach, which was already weakened. He had been attending many feasts recently, a habit he was not accustomed to.
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Wapakoneta
M. LD. Rouch
Cleveland
Botkins
Here
England to pay Beck 25000 for wrongful imprisonment
The British government offers Adolph Beck a 25000 compensation after wrongful imprisonment dating from 1896 when he faced fraud charges later dismissed. Beck, a Swede living in England as a mining engineer, seeks settlement amid ongoing international notes. Washington reports progress as diplomats address a French dispute while Tangier updates warn no foreigners will depart the capital for peace prospects.
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England
London
Adolph Beck
Beck
Washington
Strance
Aforocco
Reneh
Yangier Ig
State Department
Philip
Tangier
Cpital
Athos Steamer Missing with Dr Ramon Guiteras
The Baltimore steamer Athos, which left the port a week ago last Wednesday, is overdue with Dr Ramon Guiteras and a party of physicians aboard. Anxiety grows as days pass without news from the vessel.
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Baltimore
Ald
Athos
Ramon Guiteras
Niken Hige
Hota
Panna
New Year Hostilities End in Bayonet Charge in German South West Africa
A clash near German South West Africa involved lively New Year celebrations by Muor companies of German infantry, a troupe of cavalry, and no artillery. Insurgents, led by Terrerag, were routed after a fierce fight that included a bayonet charge. natives suffered heavy losses.
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Bowling Muor
Bale
West Africa
Terrerag
Judge Bunn to Retire After 77 Years on Wisconsin Bench
Madison Wis Judge Stomanze Bunn of the United States Court for the Western District of Wisconsin will retire from the bench Web 0 after serving for over twenty seven years.
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Jadge Bunn
Madison
Wis
Stomanze Bunn
United States Court For
Western District
Wisconsin
Tventy
Murder at Brooklyn Ends in Blunt Bloodhound Trail
Bloodhounds traced the murder of Thomas Reed at Brooklyn after a five hour pursuit. Investigators found no clear trace of the robbers route and cleared Reed’s son of suspicion. The coroner ruled death by a bullet from an unknown assailant. $475 reportedly was in the house before the crime. An arrest was anticipated as officers refused crowds access and provided no further details.
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Thomas Reed
Brooklyn
Elatia
Sow Survives Seven Days Buried in Straw Stack
Fort Dodge report tells of Nels Jaggison farm sow buried in a straw stack for seven days during a blizzard. The sow and six piglets survived, the sow though skeletal, regained strength with careful feeding and is now beyond danger.
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Fort Dodge
Nels Jaggison
Two Engines and Eight Men Sioux City Fire Chief Seeks
Sioux City fire chief Geo. M. Kellogg urges the city council to buy two steamers for the business district and to hire eight additional firemen. He estimates each steamer at about $11,000, noting the machines are greatly needed despite not yielding quick returns.
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Sioux City
Geo. M. Kellogg
State coal rights challenged by Des Moines miners
The Des Moines valley mining firms are accused of encroaching on state coal rights by removing coal from under the river bed. Engineer Joe Baker reports that at least 50,000 tons belonging to the state have been extracted near Des Moines, with damages sought in thousands of dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Joe Baker
Board of Mine Inspectors
Des Moines Man Arraigned on First Degree Murder Charge
Beverly Walker was arraigned in Justice Christy's court in Des Moines on a first degree murder charge for the alleged killing of Thomas Bradley during a fight in Marquisville. The bond was set at 1800 dollars but he could not post it and was sent to jail. A Des Moines special reports that state mutual insurance companies plan to challenge the constitutionality of taxes on premiums while county mutuals are exempt, noting about 150 county mutuals in town.
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Beverly Walker
Court of Justice
Christy
Des Moines
Thomas Bradley
Marquisville
Fatal Coasting Deaths and City Fire Report
Arthur Glick aged 10 son of A F Mick manager of the packing house at Marshalltown died Monday from a fractured skull sustained while coasting. Fire at Center Point destroyed Brazleton Co s drug store and Munbar Bros dry goods Joss 15 000 partially insured.
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Arthur Glick
A. F. Mick
Marshalltown
Center Point
Brazleton & Co
Munbar Bros
Joss
Ad Man Smith Arrested Over False Publication Contracts
Clayton D. Smith was arrested at Cedar Rapids on federal charges for obtaining money by false pretenses. He claimed advertising contracts with fifty publications, a claim the grand jury reviewed as part of the case.
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Clayton D. Smith
Cedar Rapids
Train Accident in Ona WA Injures Man At Depot
Chris Newis was struck by a Northwestern passenger train Sunday morning near the coal chute at the Ona depot. He sustained severe injuries including the loss of an arm and a deep head wound along with additional wounds. multiple people were injured in the incident.
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Chris Newis
Northwestern
Onawa
Dedham Bank Failure and Possible Receiver Named
State Auditor Carel indicated he would appoint A J Aythart of Dedham as receiver of the Hedhiam State Bank after a recent failure. He pledged deposits would likely be made whole while noting the president’s insolvency and possible departure from Dedham amid unclear funds and past investments.
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Carel
A. J. Aythart
Dedham
Hedhiam State Bank
Carroll “Thorpe
Nypetin
Sensational Abuse Case Opens in Manchester Court
The district court trial of Lester Clark, a northern county farmer, begins under Judge Blair. The state accuses Clark of brutal abuse of a mentally impaired boy about 12, leading to the child’s death. The coroner and over 100 witnesses are involved amid intense local commentary.
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Manchester
Blair
Lester Clark
Clark
Boy Shot While Hunting in Linz After Accidental Gun Incident
Arnold Danne a 12 year old from Linz was accidentally shot in the bowels while hunting on Friday afternoon. A companion's conflicting stories cloud exact details. Doctors Cade Crane and Scholton operated, sewing eight intestinal punctures. bullet not recovered. The boy rested well post operation and hope for recovery remained.
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Arnold Danne
P. J. Daane
Linz
Two Lands
Drs. Cade
Hull
Crane
Sheldon
Scholton
Alten
DeLong Heirs Suspect Foul Play in Father’s Death
The two sons of Clarke County farmer Th T DeLong obtained a court order to justify a chemical analysis of his stomach. The test supported foul play in his sudden death four months after he died following a whisky and quinine mix. Iowa’s governor offered a reward for the murderers based on the evidence.
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Th. T. DeLong
Clarke County
Iowa
DeLong
Two Suspects Arrested After Treynor Bank Bombing
Report from Council Bluffs states a Treynor savings bank was dynamited Friday night leaving the building badly wrecked. Cashier could not confirm money secured. Two men jailed five tiles south of Council Bluffs on Saturday named John Bernsted and James Ave thar. Both armed with revolvers. an empty astro-glycerin can found. Neither confessed.
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Council Bluffs
Treynor
Bank of Treynor
John Bernsted
James Avethar
Five Funeral-Guests Die After Cart Crash at Night
A noisy collision in Dubuque injures five and fatally harms five people named Reynolds Wilmers Collinson Grace Sehwind Frudden as a fire engine overturns while en route to a blaze. A horse suffers a broken leg. At Randolph a wedding ham caused a cholera-like illness striking many guests, with fears of further deaths.
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Bobsted
Fourteenth
Bik
Lubuque
W. G. Reynolds
Torrie Wilmers
Ive Collinson
Grace, Sehwind
Mildred Frudden
Randolph
Marshil County Books Show 1 Percent Tax Levy Collected
Supervisors in Marshil town audit the Conn y Treasurer Cooper books. Half the books are checked and records indicate that one percent of the tax levy of 3908 was collected in the year 1004, signaling a prosperous county condition.
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Marshiltown
Conny
Cooper
Davenport magnate Clark Wrickel dies by suicide at store
Davenport business leader Clark Wrickel, famed for two centuries of local influence, suicides by hanging at his Davenport store on Thursday morning. His body was found soon after. family history of insanity cited as possible cause. brother previously sent to Quasylton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Wrickel
Davenport
Quasylton
Death of Struble Woman Mrs Meffarland
Mrs Meffarland wife of Reuben McFarlan a pioneer resident died at her home in Struble Whuraday age in home obituary notes her status and local roots with no further details provided in readable text.
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Strucvlie
Meffarland
Reuben McFarlan
Struble
Whuraday
Congress Debate and Unions Split Over Statehood Bill
The Senate debated a joint statehood bill creating Oklahoma and New Mexico as the House adjourned in memory of Congressman Mahoney. Government cotton statistics sparked criticism from Livingston and others, while bills ranging from army officer promotions to steam vessel laws moved forward. Adjournments followed, with remarks criticizing Roosevelt and calls to revise or delay measures.
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Gy.venor
Ohio
Merchant Marine Committee
Mann
Willian
Mahoney
Illnois
Senate
Frye
Parking
Platt CN
Briley
Supreme Court of the United States
Warren
Leybun
Committee On the Judiciary
Okahoma
New Mexico
Chicago
Agricultural Department
Census Bureau
Givingston
Georgia
Statistical Bureau
Kir. Wadsworth
Committee On Agriculture
Livingston
Secretary of Agriculture
Messrs. Surlegan
Lexus
Wadsworth
Lovering
Mass
Sims
Menn
Nelson
Ordnance Department
Medical Department of the Army
Bard
California
Arizona
Millman
Territories
Litter
New York
Baker
Roosevelt
Wihelm TL
Adams
Pennsylvania
District of Columbia
National Capital Notes on Legislation and Court
In Washington, Congress faces measures for federal control of corporations and interstate freight rules. The Supreme Court adjourns for Christmas. a cadet case, tariff concerns, and municipal building projects appear. Senate debates on marriages statistics and executive salaries are reported amid broader policy discussions.
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United States Supreme Court
Congress
Porto Iico
Infore
Philippines
Moody
Chicago Pickers
Armstron Tronary Department
Senate
Lawson
Walker
Sterling
Hill
Pontiac
Merchant Marine Communissione
Patt
New York
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