Congress News and War Developments Across the Empire
Reports from Copenhagen to Riga detail growing Russo Japanese War activity in the Far East and widespread strike violence in Russia. German correspondents count over 200 dead on both sides, Helsingfors sees 30 Finns shot, and Riga records 22 workers killed with 50 wounded. Protests in St Petersburg urge return to work and pledge reforms. In the U S, impeachment steps against Judge Swayne proceed, and battles loom over statehood and major appropriations for rivers harbors and the military.
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Radom
Helsingfors
Reval
Baltic
St. Petersburg
Russia
Moscow
Libau
Trepoff
Riga
Warsaw
Fuller
Senate
United States
Charles Swayne
Florida
House
John Goodnow
Shanghai
House Committee On
Sergius
Kremlin
Tsarskoe Selo
Gopon
Father Gopon
Finland
Sweden
Stockholm
St. Peter and St. Paul
Yakonkovich
Mme. Pimenoff
Poland
Lodz
Odessa
Gorky
Berlin
The
Vorwaerts
Maxim Gorky
Kareyeff
Hessen
Annesky
Ivanchin
Passareff
Jap attacked Kuropatkin right wing repulsed
A Russian report says Japanese forces attacked Kuropatkin's right wing but were repulsed. Later reports claim Muscovites seized a town near Mukden after a two day fight, with Kuropatkin stating he captured towns and entrenchments from the Japanese.
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Kuropatkin
Mukden
Will Walters
Tucson
Ariz
M. M. Conn
Conn
Winsted
Lehigh Valley
Gratwick
N. Y
Sewickley
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cowansburg
Wichita
Kan
Roger Williams University For
Nashville
Tenn
Frances
Opie Herriott
Chattanooga
William
John Longworthy
Onawa
Mich
Anarchy Rules in City of Warsaw and Poland
Warsaw and Lodz face chaos as shops close and telegraph lines are cut amid three movements to overthrow the regime. Husbands guard streets, while British officials are wounded and authorities struggle to control sporadic violence across Poland and Russia.
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Berlin
Poland
Warsaw
Lodz
St. Petersburg
London
Daily Mail
Muoukain
Marshal
Marshal Kootki Street
Murray
Wierzbowa Street
Charles Hardinge
Brestlitoysk
Vienna
Czenstochow
Moscow
Prince
Batoum
Prince Gurnelly
Georgia Negro Troop Leave Denied for Roosevelt Inauguration
Georgia governor denies leave for Lincoln Guards of Macon to attend President Roosevelt's March 4 inauguration. Troops from the state will not be allowed to depart, with Terrell opposing any representation of Georgia at the event.
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Atlanta
Gai
Georgia
Roosevelt
Terrell
Lincoln Guards
Macon
Sandy Lockhart
Mormon Leader Defends Polygamy In Logan Speech
J Golden Kimball, general secretary of the First Council of Seventy, urged that congress cannot stop polygamy in a Logan talk. The audience shouted approval as Logan remains a Mormon stronghold.
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Salt Lake City
J. Golden Kimball
First Council of Seventy
Logan Sunday
Congress
Logan
Fire Claims Three Saxon Children in Westchester Avenue Blaze
In New York on January 30 a fire in an apartment house on Westchester avenue killed James Saxon age five Margaret Saxon age three and John Saxon age one year three months. The children were part of the Saxon family who lived in the apartment with six other children and their parents Mr and Mrs Lewis Saxon.
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Brodie L. Duke
Texas
New York
Hay
Senate
United States
Santo Domingo
James H. Peabody
Colorado
Henry Bremerkamp
Decatur
Ind
Christian T. Christiansen
Brooklyn
Copenhagen
Denmark
Christiansen
Wright
Corbin
Cavite
Seventh Infantry
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis
Tullahoma
Tenn
Pretoria
Transvaal
Mercantile
Pennsylvania Road
Grand Jury
Dodge-Morse
A. H. Hummel
The
Supreme Court
Fursman
American Federation of Women’s Clubs
St. Louis Fair
Standard Rope & Twine Company
China
South Dakota
Manchuria
Stockton
N. J
Chicago
Roosevelt
John K. Mackenzie
Robert C. Coy
Lillian Russell
Kips Bay
New York City
Cassie L. Chadwick
United States District Court
Cleveland
Charles E. Woodcock
St. John’s Protestant Episcopal Church
Detroit
Mich
Kentucky
Victoria
Madisonville
San Domingo
United States Senate
Standard Wheel Company
Terre Haute
Valley Oil Mills
Memphis
Nebraska
James Saxon
Margaret Saxon
John Saxon
Westchester Avenue
Lewis Saxon
Train wreck claims life of engineer in Niles Ohio
An east bound Chicago Limited on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad Jumped the track at a switch in Niles Ohio The locomotive overturned trapping Engineer Edward Fryman of Chicago Junction under the wreck He was killed The fireman leaped clear unharmed.
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Niles, O
Chicago Limited
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Edward Fryman
Chicago Junction
Bondurant Will Benefits Christian Work In Bloomington
The will of T. E. Bondurant of Leland, who died last week, leaves about 400000 to Christian church work and 5000 annually for missionary efforts in Chicago.
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Bloomington
T. E. Bondurant
Leland
Christian Church
Chicago
What did you say John
Mrs John asks what he said while they view a full length reflection in a mirror. John repeats that it is clothes that break the man.
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Houston
Baby Near Death After Severe Rash Heals With Cure
A three month old baby suffering a crippling itchy watery rash nearly died, wasting to a skeleton. The mother credits Cutiura’s first soothing use with bringing sleep at last, noting relief in Jasper Ontario. The janitor’s quip adds a grim urban note about drowning troubles.
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M. C. Maitland
Jasper
Ontario
A Guaranteed Cure for Piles Ad Promises Refund
A drug advertisement proclaims a guaranteed cure for piles with Pazo OrmatMenT and promises a refund if it fails within six to fourteen days. The copy also notes witty snippets about widowhood and honeymoons from the New York Times.
A Woman's Misery from Kidney Trouble
Mrs. John La Rue of Paterson New Jersey describes nine years of kidney complaint with back pain headaches dizziness and nosebleeds. She credits one box of Dean's Kidney Pills with relief and continued treatment ending her symptoms. Dean's Kidney Pills retail at 50 cents per box from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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John la Rue
Paterson Avenue
Paterson
N. J
Dean
Foster- Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
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Union
Congressional
Gen. Miles
Liberal Party
Austria
Army
Navy
Peter Schoffke
Cottonwood River
Durham Furnace
Calumet
George W. Tryon
Keokuk
Union Station
Matteawan and Freehold
Central Railroad
New Jersey
East Freehold
William O’daly
Arizona
Charles Lockhart
Standard Oil
Pittsburg
Mercury
Panama
Theodore A. Barton
Grand Army of the Republic
Providence
R. I
Edwin Einstein
Thomas F. Gilroy
Japane 2
Vladivostok
Dalny
Korea
Morton
Naval Committee
England
Vaderland
Gov. la Follette
Wisconsin
Alfonso
Queen Christina
Spain
Earl Park
Red Star Line
Antwerp
Dover
Asheboro & Aberdeen
Roy
N. C
Cambridge
Mass
Charles L. Tucker
Mabel Page
Auburndale
Charlestown
la Follette
Mary Elwart
Mary Parsons
Norfolk
Deacon Stern
Zion City
Dowie
George Peabody Educational Fund
Washington
George Peabody School For
Alice Webb-Duke
Caribbean Sea
Santa Domingo
City OF
Nicholas
Gen. Trepoff
Maxime Gorky
Reform
M. Hessen
Pravo
MM. Hereseff
Shirskyo
M. Witte
Sviatopolk-Mirsky
Italy
Rome
Naples
Pisa
Ancona
Messina
Genoa
Brindisi
Cutiura
Philer
Roebuck & CO
Salter
America
John A. Salzer
Western
Canada
Ottawa
C. J. Broughton
Quincy
W. H. Kocens
Traction-Terminal
Indianapolis
T. O. Currie
Callahan Block
Milwaukee
Wis
Crawford
West 9Th St
Kansas City
Anakesis
Enterprise Mfg
Phil
Ohio
W. McCormick & Sonp
Bid Walnut Sr., Cavcennate
Witzgerald & UO. Stox
Fox
Wachington
Wason, Fenwick
Bavrrenee
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