Dilatory Russian Diplomacy Frustrates Japanese Negotiations
A Washington dispatch outlines Japan’s anger over Russia’s dilatory diplomacy in the Manchuria Korea talks. It cites a timetable from June to December detailing exchanges, proposals, and Russia’s late replies, including a proposed Korean neutral zone and Japan’s insistence on open door access in Manchuria and Korea.
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Russia
Baron von Rosen
Alexte
Tokyo
Japan
Tokio
St. Petersburg
Washington, D. C
Port Arthur
Toklo
Alexieff
Baron Komuts
Manchuria
Korea
Russia and Japan sever relations raising risk of broad war
A January dispatch describes Russia and Japan breaking off diplomacy over Manchuria and Korea, warning that war looms. Officials in Washington report delayed Russian reply, troop movements, and Japanese patience exhausted by insincere peace talks, with potential wider conflict and involvement of other powers.
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Baron Kurina
Legation
St. Petersbrg
Russia
Baron von Rosen
Tokio
St. Petersburg
Baron Kurino
Baron von Hosen
Rosen
Port Arthur
Alexieff
Japan
Takahira
Yalu
Vladivostock
Siberia
Manchuria
Riot at Coal Creek Ends in Slayings and Wounded
At Knotville Tennessee on February 7 a violent clash between union and non union miners at Coal Creek left four dead and several wounded. The dead include Monrod Black a miner 24 W I Taylor a miner 11 Jacob Sidyrp a bystander 35 and Deputy Sheriff Robert Harmon killed by guard Col Burton. Wounded include A R Watts a merchant, Mate Cox a miner and Jeef Hoskins an engineer. The dispute followed a wage scale dispute with Coal Creek Coal Company refusing to resume work at Fraterville and Thistle mines. Non Union workers were imported and intimidation and arrests accompanied the conflict.
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Knotville
Tenn
Coal Creek
Knoxville
Union
Ber
Coal Creek Coat Company
Gherlin
Monrod Black
W. I. Taylor
Jacob Sidyrp
Robert Harmon
Col.Burton
Briceville
A. R. Watts
Stander
Mate Cox
Jefe Hoskins
Southern Railway
Scala
United Mine Workers of America
Coal Creek Coal Company
Fraterville
Thistle
Union Minera
Ac‘dong
Jud Reeder
Reeder
Peruna touted for female ailments and catarrh cure
A Davenport Iowa woman writes praising Peruna as a cure for ailments peculiar to the female organs, arguing catarrh underlies pelvic diseases and that Peruna cures catarrh anywhere in the body. The ad cites multiple testimonials and invites readers to write for Dr. Hartman’s advice.
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Harriet R. Edwards
Brady St
Davenport
Iowa
Lone
Harriet B. Edwards
Peruna
Emnie Lee
Jndge McAllister
West Twenty-third Street
Minneapolis
Min
Perana
Miante I
Meister
Miner feud erupts in Coal Creek killings and guard shootings
A violent clash at Coal Creek follows a train arrival of non union men. Guards Reeder Bolton and Burton shoot after a taunt from crowd, killing Harmon. Deputy Marmon confronts Burton as three guards are jailed then held for safekeeping. Governor orders readiness of troops as guards defend mined area. Georgia observes state celebration for Daniel? day at Covington. Plus a $40,000 blaze near Manor Texas destroys four businesses.
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Roeder
S Holling Point
Reeder
Dalton
Bob Marmon
Cai Burton
Burton
Harmon
Bolton
Colton
Moore
Anderson County
Clinton
Sherrie Moore
Traops
Frazier
Spence
Knoxville
Coal Creek
Oae
Texas
Austin
Tex
Manor
Anderson & Co
General Merchandise
J. ¥. Nagle
Railroads Feature of Week at City Council Meeting
City committees on bridges and streets set a joint 3 PM session to consider a Louisville and Nashville railroads petition for a freight depot at Central avenue and Waverly place and to extend their yards eastward. Public opposition favors a new viaduct funded by railroad share, with reports delayed to February.
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Caily Mat
Bruce
Terry
Louisville
Nashville
Central Avenue
Waverly Place
Washington
Collins Street
Decatur Street
Washington Street
Gilmer Street
Sveral
Comcil
Council
coLecl
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Hay
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Thomasville
Tarriet Edwards
Eile Gb
Muse
Whitehall
Covington
Thapter Daughters of the American Revolution
Oglethorpe Monument Fund
Maller
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