Furious Japanese campaign threatens to drive shattered Russian army from Manchuria
St. Petersburg dispatch describes a possible Russian retreat to Harbin and beyond if the Sungari line cannot be held, risking Manchuria and the Pacific provinces. Analysts warn Linvitch may abandon Harbin and Vladivostock, while a peace faction grows at the war palace amid calls for negotiated terms with the Mikado.
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Minjesty
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Japan
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Divestock
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War Palace
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Ruasala
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Russia completes internal loan amid unrest and fears
St Petersburg reports the successful completion of a 100 million internal loan priced at nine percent. The government savings bank takes about a quarter with private banks and underwriting syndicates taking the rest. Persistent turmoil spreads from the Caucasus and Poland as workers clash with police, with fatal outcomes noted.
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Caucasus
Poland
Roosevelt approves court martial of Midship Arrowwood
Washington March 11 President Roosevelt has approved a court martial sentence for Midshipman Arrowwood of North Carolina who was tried for desertion from the navy. The sentence includes dismissal from the navy and bars future citizenship rights.
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Midship Arrowwood
North Carolina
Commissioners Delay Action Until Monday
County commissioners defer action on calling out Albuquerque residents for flood control until Monday after a site inspection Sunday with city council committee and experts. Alfred Grunsfeld says decision hinges on emergency need and public safety.
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Don Tonkin
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Peasants Dead as Polish Disturbance Escalates
In Lamenta on March 21 a riot erupted as Benignowa peasants urged farm workers to strike. Infantry fired two volleys, killing two on the spot and wounding fifty. Eleven others were dying and seven men and one woman later died in hospital. Kutno lies seventy miles west of Warsaw with about ten thousand residents.
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Lamenta
Warsaw
Whiteman Cleared of All Eight Indictments in New Mexico Case
Special to the Morning Journal Santa Fe March 23 Judge McPie directs jurors to acquit W H Whiteman former adjutant general on eight1 indictments charging obtaining money under false pretenses from a thirty four legislature roster printing appropriation Whiteman used funds for militia maintenance court selected strongest indictment defense Catron Laughlin district attorney Abbott jury verdict acquittal in case territory versus General W t Whiteman seven years adjutant general with earlier removal by Governor Otero
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John BR. McPie
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Territorial Grand Jury
New Mexico National Guard
Whiteman
Catron and Laughlin
Abbott
Territory
Associated Press
W. T Whiteman
Otero
Castro Able to Stave Off Horde of Creditors Again
London reports that Venezuela and German bondholders have signed an agreement to adjust and consolidate about 20.6 million dollars of exterior debt. It is en route to England for approval by British bondholders.
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England
Jiminez Leaders Reported Planning Telegraph to Monte Cristi
Reports from Santo Domingo note a Jiminez party meeting resolved to telegraph followers in Monte Cristi to prepare for a struggle. The government tightens precautions as the situation remains quiet but critical. The Belgian minister filed a protest over delayed settlement of financial claims and will depart for Havana tomorrow.
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Flooding Eases in Colorado River Delays Passengers at Yuma
Water level drops to 28 feet 9 inches as trains resume crossing under Southern Pacific supervision. Hundreds of stranded travelers receive meals and hotel care while four trains remain halted near Tucson. Engineers from Los Angeles direct bridge repairs with bridge work continuing until routes reopen.
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C. H. Bilison
Los Aneles
Knobe
India
Witnesses Ready to Testify Against Beef Trust
Chicago March 23 Twelve witnesses from packing and meat firms have testified before a special grand jury probing the beef trust. District Attorney Morrison seeks evidence on retail meat prices and packer payments to cattle raisers. R C Howe Armour & Co T Kelley and Robert Hall testified. Howe declined to discuss the proceedings.
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Cedar Rapids
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Kansas City
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Hall
Morlien
Howe
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Armour Packing Plant
Omaha
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Secret Service
Judge Finds Mrs Cody An Over Indulgent Wife In Divorce Case
Sheridan March 23 Judge R Ed Scott refused Colonel William F Cody known as Buffalo Bill a divorce petition. He found Mrs Louisa Cody an over indulgent wife and rejected grounds of poisoning and cruelty while noting her devoted conduct and his own excessive drinking as the cause of discord.
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H. S. Ridgely
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Colonel Cody
Arita A. Thorpe
Arita
Cody
Freshman Seniors In Mine Fight Injure Dozen
A melee among freshmen and sophomores at the Colorado State School of Mines in Golden left about a dozen students injured. Harry B. Clapp and Otto Williams of Denver and Arthur J. Weining of Durango head the list with serious injuries including concussion. President Alderson orders a full investigation into the jealous clash.
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Otto Williams
Denver
Arthur J. Weining
Durango
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