American Warships Ordered to Orient
Washington reports that the United States plans to dispatch the cruiser squadron to northern waters to observe Japan Russia naval operations and protect American interests. Rear Admiral Evans may transfer his flag to Albany and command in the Far East after his current tour ends. Japan appears poised for war per dispatches from Marsh and Count Cassini’s briefing with Hay.
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Emperor Willem to dine with Ambassador Tower
February 98 report that Emperor Willem will dine with Ambassador Tower on Thursday evening. This marks the emperor's first dinner at a United States embassy, signaling the strong relations between the emperor and Mr. Tower.
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Ertin
Willem
Ambassader Tower
Thurasay
Empress Dowager May Flee as China Crisis Deepens
Washington reports say both Chinese and Japanese ministers sought state department guidance on unrest in China as war between Russia and Japan looms. A flight of the empress dowager from Pekin to southern China is feared, risking a government vacuum and renewed foreign danger. A Russian move near Kalgan is also noted, with fears of imperial court disruption and treasure removal.
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Senator Hanna Lacks Strength in Washington Bulletin
Washington February The senator Hanna showed slight improvement yet extreme weakness persists. He rested well, ate more, and spoke little. Physicians say wait for the disease to run its course but remain hopeful as heart action stays good and longevity of his family is noted. A bulletin at 8 p m lists temperature 102, pulse 92, respiration 24 with diminished stomach irritability and overall condition still good.
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Fifty Killed by a Cave-In in Warsaw Vienna Railroad
In St Petersburg on February 8 fifty workmen were killed when an embankment caved in during excavation for the Warsaw Vienna line. They uncovered an old mining works buried for thirty days and an explosion followed. Many others were severely burned.
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Warsaw- Vienna
Child Has Karrow Escape Near Macon Street
Alle Belle Cook, 3, daughter of Mr and Mrs BE P Cook of 754 Cherry Street, was riding along near her home in Macon Georgia when her wheel struck a horse drawing a buggy. The horse reared and kicked, destroying the machine but leaving the child unharmed aside from soiling her clothes. It was uncertain if the vehicle was a bicycle or a tricycle.
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United States and Britain May Demand China Sovereignty in Manchuria
A London based report claims the United States and Great Britain would force Russia to acknowledge Chinese sovereignty in Manchuria if Russia defeats Japan. Washington denies any such agreement, noting no confirmation of a joint intervention or demands on Manchuria.
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England
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Korea
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Out of Town Society Guests Fill Atlanta Hotels
Colonel E Schaefer and wife from Toccoa along with many others stay at the Aragon the Kimball and the Piedmont as Rome and Montezuma visitors mingle with Athens Covington and Cartersville guests at famed hotels. Shorter college students attend a luncheon hosted by Rome residents T J Simmons. The Piedmont is crowded and the Kimball hosts dozens of concert visitors.
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Atlanta
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Russia Waits for Japan Move in Korea Crisis
From St Petersburg reports indicate Russia prepared to view any Japanese invasion of Korea as an act of war. Diplomatic talks with Japan have stalled amid mutual refusals, with Russia awaiting clear Japanese actions while domestic unrest grows and troops mobilize.
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Japan States Its Position on Korea and Manchuria
Tokyo issues a statement outlining Japan's stance amid tensions with Russia over Manchuria and Korea. It recounts failed Russian proposals, Japan's insistence on respect for Korea's independence, and demands for a treaty that would also safeguard Japan's commercial and strategic interests in Manchuria.
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Limited Train Wreck Delays Inbound Wabash Continental
A Wabash Continental limited train due at 7 10 tonight reportedly collided with a wrecked locomotive near Reymond. No details are yet learned in St Louis to confirm extent of damage or whether it is a serious wreck.
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Train Wreck Slays Two Near York Alabama
York Alabama February reports two killed when Southern train No 5 collided with a freight train two miles west of York. Engineer Vining and his fireman died. An express messenger Eastman and postal clerk Watson were seriously injured along with several passengers. Mrs Mary Garluch, widow of a Civil War veteran, died at her Bibb county home after a long illness. She was 87 and had lived in Bibb county most of her life. She leaves two sons, a daughter, several grandchildren, and other relatives.
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Mary Garluc
Macon
Mary Garluch
Columbus Road
Garluch
Bibb County
Court House
Merchants National Bank Engulfed by Baltimore Fire
February 8 blaze consumes most of the block with the Merchants National Bank as the last building in the area to fall. Employees remained in the vestibule until forced out, kneeling to kiss the granite doorway before stepping away to watch the final flames.
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Merchants National Bank
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