McClure Leaves Philadelphia Times After Montana Ties
An item in the Standard notes Cok Alex K McClure has severed relations with the Philadelphia Times. McClure, once a Montanan, helped shape local politics during Civil War and in 1875 founded the Philadelphia Times. He now steps away amid ownership changes.
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The
Standard
Cok Alex. K. McClure
Philadelphia Times
Colonel McClure
McClure
Lincoln
Andrew Curtin
Horace Greeley
Montana
Virginia City
Helena
Blackfoot
Bannack
Silver Bow
Deer Lodge
Gallatin
Entente Warns on Manchurian Pact Partition Risk
Vienna reports that England Germany and Japan have warned Russia and China that signing the Manchurian agreement could lead to partition of China. France opposes the three powers but says Russia would view the treaty as unfriendly.
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Vienna
Allegemaine Zeitung
England
Germany
Japan
China
Russia
France
Harrison and Hancey Claim 30,000 Majority
Chicago voters await the mayoralty result as Harrison and Hancey forecast 30,000 plurality. Harrison cites 40,000 to 60,000 with 30,000 most probable while Hancey and his managers expect around the same figure, signaling decisive campaigns in the final push.
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Harrison
Hancey
Chicago
Elbridge Hanecy
Haneecy
City canvass shows 8000 plurality for Hanecy in race
The city canvass expresses certainty of an 8000 vote lead for Hanecy. The key issue centers on granting franchises to street car companies operating in the city.
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Hanecy
Fire destroys $200000 property. five firemen hurt
A March 30 blaze at the Jacob Cold Packing company plant on Eighth street near the Kan resulted in $200000 damage and injuries to five firemen, including Chief Hale.
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Kansas City, Mo
Chief Hale
Jacob Cold Packing Company
Eighth Street
Kan
Fire devastates factory as firemen suffer injuries
A blaze at a box factory beneath the battery department destroyed the main building after three hours of work. Injured firemen include Chief Hale with a scalp wound Ed Dyer with broken ribs Mike Mahoney with back and limb injuries Thomas P. Considine head cut John Nolan leg and foot hurt. The cause remains unknown. Total loss valued at $500 000, owners say not fully insured.
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Sas
Chief Hale
Ed Dyer
Mike Mahoney
Thomas P. Considine
Blass
John Nolan
Battering Department
Cold
Mindanao Island Governance Proposed by Taft Commission
Taft Commission canvassed Zamboanga peninsula towns to determine a suitable government for Mindanao. Deliberations noted Moro authority under sub chiefs and the decline of cattle, hindering provincial administration. Kobbe urged splitting Mindanao into two provinces. commissioners proposed uniting Zamboanga towns under one head within a single Mindanao province while delaying new provinces until broader visits.
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Zamboanga
Island of Mindanao
Island of
Mindanao
Zamboanga Peninsula
Taft
Kobbe
Unti
Casualty List from General MacArthur’s Manila Dispatch
The War Department reports a casualty list from General MacArthur at Manila. Died of wounds on March 3 include Corral Hugh Nelson of Company 1 sixth Infantry and James G. Smith of Company E fourth Infantry. The list names many soldiers with dates from February 5 to March 26, alongside units including 4th Artillery and 424th Infantry.
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Washington
Maren
War Department
MacArthur
Manila
Sixth Infantry
Hugh Nelson
Fourth Infantry
James G. Smith
Ath Infantry
James. Wilson
11Th Infantry
Thomas Lavey
30Th Infantry
Joseph A. Meyer
Walter H. Townsend
29Th Infantry
John C. Tonson
31St Infantry
Hugh Neiswonger
1Sth Infantry
Erwin L. Brown
Mth Infantry
August Schultz
Fourth Artillery
Wallie Griffin
Mth
Otis W. Huffer
Henry Howe
8Th Infantry
Angel Calacart
Christopher Moring
Axtel Freden
27Th Infantry
Charles A. Meller
26Th Infantry
Harry C. Anderson
Hospital Corps
William H. Bennett
Third Infantry
Andrew Pflaum
Sun Do Move Advocate Rev John Jasper Dies at 90
Richmond Virginia report confirms the death of Rev John Jasper aged 90 at his home. The famed preacher of the Sun do move theory led Sixth Mount Zion Church for many years and was highly regarded. He had been taken on a tour of the North earlier in his career.
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Richmond
John Jasper
Mount Zion
Oxford Wins Narrow Cambridge Boat Race In Heavy Weather
In a tight re-match Oxford defeats Cambridge in a river race under foul conditions. Oxford trails at Barnes Bridge but steadiness and steering edge swing the finish, with the final time beating the previous mark by one second despite rain and a strong south wind. Cambridge passengers applaud as Oxford crosses first.
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London
Oxford
Cambridge
Barnes Bridge
Willan
Hammersmith’s Bridge
Thorneycroft
Craven Steps
Mile
Hammersmith Bridge
Chiswick
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H. J. Hale
Paris
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Vs. J. Connell Company
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