That Man and Leprosy Bill Stir Washington Debate
Special to the Morning Journal from Washington March 1 reports heated debate over a leprosy bill to establish a leprosarium in a territory. Representative Rodey and others opposed the measure stating it would condemn the residence and be unjust. The bill failed 36 to 18 after a rules suspension motion was rejected. A separate Arizona Supreme Court post was enacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
Washington, D. C
Senate
B.S. Rodey
Washington, DC. Co
New Mexico
Arizona
Hepburn
Rodey
Supreme Court of Arizona
Senate approves sundry civil bill amid wide amendments
Washington March 2 Senate passed the sundry civil appropriation bill carrying about 68 million with numerous amendments debated at length. The session also considered the pure food bill and a Dolliver resolution to form a joint committee on railroad rates. No decision on Bailey's statehood resolution as the bill remained in conference and adjournment followed.
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Washington
Senate
Dolliver
Bailey
Blackburn
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
New Mexico and
Arkens
Indian Territories
Hepburn
Siote Pom
Government to Participate in Virginia Exposition
The House approved a $250,000 appropriation by 192 to 91 to back government participation in a Virginia Exposition celebrating Jamestown and Hampton Roads. Debate followed the two thirds vote requirement. conference reports on fortifications and agriculture were agreed, naval bill talks continued, and armor plate cost investigations were rejected. The session adjourned for the evening with minor bills pending.
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Washington, D. C
Virginia
Jamestown
Hampton Roads
House
Vandiver
Missouri
Special Naval Board
Secretary of the Navy
Marine Corps
Kamimura Guards Coast as Army Moves Forward
Japanese forces advance north from Ham Hung through Puk Chen and Yi Won with sea transport to Seng Chin assured by Admiral Kamimura's fleet. Local merchants follow, readying cargo traffic for Corean trade as bombardments continue near Nukden and Kutai pass.
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Cumen
Japanese Attacks Reported as Kuropatkin Dispatch Arrives
General Kuropatkin details recent Japanese assaults while Mukden reports stalemate in artillery duel. Rumors of Kuropatkin resignation persist amid growing Siberian supply strains. Private telegrams warn events may unfold within two weeks as famine threats loom in Irkutsk and Siberia.
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St. Petersburg
Kuropatkin
Minchuria
Associated Press
Mukden
Kurovatkin
Siberian
Irkutsk
Siberia
Japanese Cavalry Detachment Raiders Sin Mintin
A 400 strong Japanese cavalry detachment with one gun raided Sin Mintin, 30 miles west of Mukden, this afternoon. The unit trained its gun on the main street and ransacked the Chinese inns.
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New Chwang
Sin Mintin
Mukden
Forces advance on Sing King front with new gains
A front dispatch reports Japanese forces occupying Tsing Hocheng and pushing northward. They claim capture of provisions at Tsing Hocheng and dislodging the enemy near Henshu x and Bhakhe river positions. Artillery fire from both sides continues along the railroad near Waitu mountain.
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Tokio
Sing King
Yenden
Tsing Hocheng
Teink Hetchekn
Henshu x
Bentsiaputse
Bhakhe River
Sunmupaettu
Thao Chinhautur
Sunhuppatt
Waitu Mountain
Santa Fe fire losses total about 12000 dollars
Insurance men in Santa Fe have completed loss adjustments from the recent Masonic block fire. Total losses amount to about 12000 dollars, with apportionments to Dr. C. G. Lord 850 for offices Jacob Wellmer 2000 for stationery Mrs. Kahn 3600 owner of the building 3600 Spitz 3800 jewelry Montezuma lodge A F and A M 600 Santa Fe commandery Knights Templar 300 Royal Arch chapter 606.
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Morning Journal
Santa Fe
N. M
G. A. Brewer
P. F. Menona
Masonic Block
CG. N. Lord
Jacob Wellmer
Stubborn fight rages on left wing near Kudza
A stubborn fight continues on the left wing as Japanese attacks on the village of Kudza are repulsed and Russian positions hold with a relief column attacking from the west after two passes. The relief unit faced heavy Japanese pressure but pressed forward in detachments.
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Abempusa
Kutai Pass
Shakhetan
Manchuria
Kudza
Prisoners Escape From Alamogordo Jail
Fl Paso reports two men held on murder charges escaped from Alamogordo New Mexico jail last night after slipping away while awaiting trial.
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Fl Paso
Alamogordo
N. M
Colorado Fight Still Doubtful
Fourteen Republican members on the Peabody gubernatorial contest committee signed a report favoring ousting Gov Adams and seating Peabody, with six reserving rights to vote after arguments. The joint convention adjourned after memorials for the late Sen Wolcott and postponed today’s consideration.
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Denver
Colo
James H. Peabody
General Assembly
Wolcott
Jesse A. McDonald
Alva Adams
Adams
Peabody
Charles E. Duwen
Montrose County
Contested Adams Plurality Report Signed by Republicans
The committee members who refused to sign a report yesterday signed on at night. The nine Democrats urged dismissal of the Peabody contest for lack of evidence. A key report by William H. Griffith and Republicans McIntire Dugan and Thompson upheld the Adams plurality at 3819 after resolving all doubts. The navy awarded coal transport contracts to Lind & Co. and Metcalf & Co. for 60000 tons to Cavite with future increases. Sacramento assembly backs Espy anti-race track bill and senate reconsiders Ralston prize fighting bill.
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Morton Alexander
Jefferson County
Alfred Stewart
Douglas County
William H. Griffith
Cripple Creek
Chainrman
James McIntire
Denver
C. BE. Dugan
Montrose
J. B. Thompson
Boulder
Adams
Washington, D.D. C
Havy Department
Coankrets
Lind & Co
Metcalf & Co
New York
Naval Station
Cavite
P. T
United States
Sacramento
Cal
Assembly
Espy
Ralston
Senate
Santa Fe tests coal oil and printer posts while NM house reshapes districts
Santa Fe March 2. In executive session the senate confirms Page B. Otero as game warden. Offices of coal oil inspector and public printer remain to be filled. House adopts a district boundary change moving Torrance county to Bernalillo. Bills on geology department of the University and insurance statutes face shifts as lawmakers maneuver for and against various measures amid lobbying and procedural moves.
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Morning Journal
Santa Fe
N. M
Senate
Page B. Otero
Coal
Board of Equalization
New Mexican Printing Company
James G. McNary
Las Vegas Optic
Santa Fe New Mexican
James 8. Duncan
Las Vegas
Duncan
House
Torrance County
Bernalillo County
Wilkerson
Friends of the University of New Mexico
University
School of Mines
Socorro
H. O. Bursumine
W. B. Martin
Secerro County
Geological Department
Sanches
Mora County
Sanchez
Insurance Department
Insurance Commission
Morabal
Martin
Neblett, Wight
VW Illams
Hlouse
Strychnine Found in Soda Bottle Link to Stanford Death
San Francisco reports 662 grains of strychnine in a bicarbonate of soda bottle linked to Mrs. Jane L Stanford's death. Investigators pursue a local source and possible insider involvement in the Stanford household while officials assess the will and await Honolulu guidance.
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San Francisco
Cal
John Spillane
Henry
Honolulu
Jane
Storm Brews Over Russia as Labor Strikes Escalate
In St. Petersburg on March 2, labor delegates threaten a general strike if demands for imprisoned workers’ release, free speech, press freedom, and abolition of censorship are not met. About 50,000 workers are striking, with potential to cripple key rail lines as tensions rise across Moscow and the Caucasus. A separate report from Warsaw notes a bomb at Muranoft police station with two Jews arrested.
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Moscow
Caucasus
St. Petersburg
Russia
Schidloveki Reconciition Commission
Wteike
Continoon
St Petersburg
Peoples’ Palace
Ratifie
Goslock
M. Schidlevsky i
Warsaw
Muranoft District
Inauguration Weather Hangs On Uncertain Forecast
Washington on March 2 sees thousands of visitors flocking for Roosevelt and vice president events. Forecaster Frankenfield notes a low-pressure system may affect inauguration day, with a slight chance of rain but overall good weather expected tomorrow. Electric displays light up Pennsylvania Avenue as crowds gather.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania Avenue
Penesion
Frankenfield
Weather Bureau
Krature
Rioters Kill Workers in Orechow Buyevo Disturbance
Reports from Moscow say several rioters were killed in clashes with workers in the Orechow Buyevo manufacturing district of St. Petersburg. Troops were sent to quell the unrest as more workers staged strikes in Viborg factories today.
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St. Petersburg
Moscow
Orechow Bujevo
Viborg
Standstill in Mrs. Jane L. Stanford death case
Honolulu March 2 The Vestigation into the death of Mrs Jane L Stanford is at a standstill with no theory of cause from High Sheriff Henry The chemists report on the intestines is not ready and will not be available until tomorrow morning An inquest is likely to begin tomorrow afternoon.
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Honolulu
Jane L. Stanford
Henry
Dream Fearing Robber Seeker Shoots Leg At Home
Grove Vale of Norfolk, 71, wealthy and blind for 41 years, fired a loaded revolver in a dream and shot his right leg. He bound the wound, went back to bed, called a hired man at daybreak, and a doctor attended. No serious consequences expected. he has suffered wild nightmares and often dreams of being robbed.
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Man
Iowa
Speaker
Virginia Exposition
Kamimura
Nukden
Annons
Putiloff
Novgorod
Shak‘te
Kurokis
Witoisan
Kodalee
Witofisan
Colorado
Peabody Contest
Republican Committee
M’nary
James S. Duncan
Bursum ET AL Block
Stanford
Australia
Bertha Berner
CC. M. Lathrop
D. ©. Mills
Mrs. Stanford
Riiotes
PGI
Orechow
Himseelf
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