Japanese Occupation and Russian Losses Reported at Port Arthur
London dispatches relay Japanese occupation of Port Arthur after a joint land sea assault. Reports say a Japanese division landed on the Liao Tung peninsula and fought Russians near Port Arthur while a fleet bombarded through Sunday. Japanese advances also claimed near Anju and Ping Yang with Russian casualties cited.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Tokio
Port Arthur
Liao Tung Peninsula
Chyong Syong
Yalu River
Wiju
Daily Chronicle
Shanghai
New Chwane
Tatung Pass
Helicheng
Unclear Combat Report Amid March Morning Haze
A hazy March morning near the Comet sighting six miles southward. Fourteen shots were heard as twenty cruisers and five gunboats were visible in the area. Yin Kow was reported on the scene with details possibly linked to a naval operation.
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Yin Kow
Diring
Kineshow
Russia Denies Korea As Belligerent Status
St Petersburg reports the foreign office denies Korea is belligerent amid rumors. Russia says it regards Korea as neutral unless Korea joins Japan and arms. Individual Korean soldiers aiding either side are treated as Vlka etc, and Pekin chinese troop withdrawals were misreported.
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St. Petersburg
Forcum
Korea
Acta
Japan
Russia
Pekin
Great Wall
Ursia
Liao River
Ching
EUROPATREN SS CAMPAIGNS Wid.bORmeE CHINA
Paris March 21 Foreign Minister Nel Causse received Hay dispatch from Minister Conger at Pekin showing China will act non provocatively against belligerents. Kuropatkin plans shift frontier aims, Japan urged inland push, China to remain defensive interior. German consul warns New Chwane residents risk property loss. Russians defeated would recover slowly, Japanese defeat would yield best recovery. Reports say 1,500 Japanese captured as troops move east.
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Paris
Nel Causse
Hay
Conger
Pekin
China
Ching
Kuropatkin
Harbin
Mukden
Manchuria
Japan
Hina
Purepatking
Dapuan
Yin Kow
Tien ‘Tsin
Rman Citigens
New Chwane
Senators Say White House Plan Was Distorted
Washington March 21. Senate debates on a bill to buy a site and erect offices for state justice commerce labor drew sharp criticism of the White House architects. Critics charged the plan altered exterior beauty and produced a two story mismatch, with protests over contractor payments and commissions tied to the project. The session also included tributes to the late Representative Chas W Thompson of Alabama.
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Washington
Senate
Departments of State, Justice and Commerce and Labor
White House
Newlands
Weller
Hale
Congress
Architeet
Thompans
Alabama
Uo Eatieenithee
House adjourns for Lonmerrow funeral tribute
The speaker appointed a committee to represent the house of representatives at the funeral. As a further mark of respect the house adjourned at 119 p m until Lonmerrow.
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House of
Senate Committee Concludes Hastings Pursuit of Bribery Probe
Washington March 21 The senate select committee finished testimony in the Dietrich case with A J Johrer Hastings Nebraska denying talk of paying 500 dollars for Haman's deputy postmaster job and confirming a confidential chat with Dutton. Dietrich had sought Fairbanks testimony about adding funds for Hastings public buildings. The panel adjourned to executive session to weigh evidence before Pietius travels to Alabama for Representative Thompson's funeral.
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Washington
Select Committee
Senate
Dietrich
A. &. Johrer
Hastings
Nebraska
Wan. M. Dutton
Haman
Hoar
Dutton
Dutten
Fairbanks
Pairbanks
Dyetrich
Don Wedll
Pietius
Alabama
Thompsorn
House Committee Moves to Impeach Judge Swayne
Washington March 21 The house committee on judiciary voted to impeach Charles Swayne federal judge for the district of Florida The charges include absence from the circuit contempt imprisonment of a litigant and defying a witness under oath The committee withheld details pending a formal report to the house
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Washington
House
Judiciary
Chas
Bwayne
District of Florida
Ewayne
Serate
Sesson
Congress
Cossack Troupe Discussed for World’s Fair Exposition
Captain Alexis Gregorian of Canetsians Russia meets with World’s Fair officials about exhibiting a Cossack troupe during the exposition. He discusses the Tash and Japanese wars and warns of domestic unrest if Hussein’s country loses, noting costs of war and labor discontent.
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Louis
Alexis Gregorian
Canetsians
Russia
Hussein
Japan
Tuksia
Near treaty on Chinese entry under preparation in Washington
In Washington on March 21 a near treaty regulating Chinese entry is being prepared. The current treaty by Secretary Greeham and Minister Wainbson expires next December. The new convention is expected to be more liberal toward entrants not mutually of the code class.
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Washington
United States
Greeham
Wain Bson
Earthquakes Felt Across New England and Maritime Provinces
March 21 Boston reports from several regions indicate a major earthquake shock felt across New England and nearby maritime areas. Astronomers call it the most notable quake in twenty years with widespread shaking from Calais Maine to Hartford Connecticut including New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts and Rhode Island. Washington reports a cable from Admiral Cooper in Hong Kong noting changes in Asiatic Station command and homeward movement of the Kentucky.
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Boston
Mass
New Soglud
New England
Calabe
Maine
Hartford Conn
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Leland
Washington, D. C
Admiral Cooper
Mong Kong
Admiral Evans
Kong Kong
Kentucky
Buee Coral
Miners and Merchants Saving Bank of Lonneoning Formed
The Owlvers were appointed today for the Miners and Merchants Saving Bank of Lonneoning with $200,000 deposited. The bank’s failure is linked to the City Trust and Trading Co of Baltimore which organized the Letiaconig imetituthon.
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Cumberland
Hearst Launches Boston Daily American Journal
The first edition of a Hearst newspaper in Boston appeared today under the title Boston American and New York Journal. The 24 page issue contained advertising and reading matter designed to match Hearst style in New York.
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Boston
William J. Hearst
Mearat
Boston American
New York Journal
Hearst
New York
Campbell-Bannerman Moves Censure Over Transvaal Chinese Labor
In the House of Commons Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman moves a vote of censure against the government for advising the crown to disallow the ordinance allowing Chinese labor in the Transvaal. He argues no government act since the South African war has eased public strain and warns the stance weakens both Transvaal and broader South Africa. He notes Europeans in South Africa largely oppose introducing Chinese laborers.
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London
House Commons
Hiberal
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Transvaal
Henry
South Africa
Peculiar Concern Opens in New York
New York report details a firm contracted to employ over a thousand locals at the St. Louis exposition only to shift focus after the event to union issues in the city. J N Methreger testified before Gaetine Damato of Mayor McClellan’s bureau after applicants paid $1 for promised Apel 25 positions and demanded refunds. Damato noted numerous complaints. the firm withheld refunds claiming future thousands of jobs, while Methreger posted bond for 1000 dollars.
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New York
J. N. Methreger
Gaetine Damate
McClellan
Sully's Affairs Still Unsettled In New York
Creditors of Daniel J. Sully and Company met for hours but reached no definite settlement. Rumors of a retirement proposal contingent on creditor approval circulated amid talks of offers and possible assignments. A second meeting was planned as opinions differed on accepting terms, while a separate note hints at federal intervention discussions.
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York
Daniel J. Sully and Company
MH Wat
Bally
Bully
Telluride Miners Threaten Return Amid Governor Crises
Denver reports say Governor Peabody would block deported Telluride miners from marching back, authorizing militia if needed. Citizens patrols and armed guards deter any return while unions vow to reach Telluride despite risks. Talks with Trinidad officials indicate troop use possible if violence looms.
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Denver
Colo
Peabody
Telluride
Idaho Springs
Citizens Committee
Western Federation of Miners
Qeht
Keay
Praape
Trinidad
Colorado
Comal
Stelke
White
Anld
Hnleas Steh
New Trial Ordered in Letson Balliet Case
The U S Court of Appeals in St. Louis reversed Letson Balliet of Takerry Oregon and ordered a new trial. Hal ter received one year in prison after being charged with using the units to defraud in connection with promoting mining. The reversal cites Judge Munger for wrongly instructing the jury about Balliet’s testimony.
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Ballet
St. Loui
United States Comet of Appeals
Letson Balliet
Takerry
Oregon
United States
Halter
Munger
United States District Court of Love
Tian
Bristow testimony advances on clerk hire rules
Washington March 21 The McCall committee pressed Bristow over clerk hire allowances amid secret post office rules. Bristow said a confidential schedule exists and could not confirm Beavers followed it. Testimony focused on responsibility for allowances and whether congressmen knew of hidden rules.
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Washington, D. C
McCall Committee
Bristow
Postoffice Department
Congress
Burton
Bartlett
Wynne
Comiere
de Jousey
Post Office Committee
Beavers
Rule
Kiristow
Tartlett
Pristow
Shistow
Dumbey
Iiristow
McDermott
Hest
Mer. Waters
Mr.field
F Fice
Miret
Wyone
Waters
Grundeld
Bert Lulwrrow
Nan McCall
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Chemulpo
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Portarthur
Yalu
Anju
Ping Yang
Zhilinskii
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Oja
AHL
Kape
Win Kow
Europatren
Wid
Bormee
Tersburg
Marah
Dar East
Tyre
Chas. W. ‘Thompson
Bhepeurn
Babcerk
Wikcommtt
Hepdlur
Maker
Mr. Williams
Mer Wiley
Alahuena
Hholleague
Chas Winston
House Committee
Swayne
Dead York
Col Pos Ras
Merslandt Bank Baile
Hearst Sparts
Henry Campbell Bannerman
Companys Peans
Cam.palin Agaense Enton
ST. Louis
Sully
United States Supreme Court
Kansas
Arkanellis River
Peabody Fanores
Hin
Ouray
Pellaridey
Miters Union
Rem
McCall
Meui
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