Rival Powers Claim Manchuria Rights Amid Tense Talks
Dispatch from Shanghai notes China asserts sovereignty over Manchuria with support from armed powers, while Russia cautions about international missteps and stresses preserved rights under treaties. In Washington, Korean Crown Prince Ev Whe is not hidden, staying at Roanoke College amid reports of quiet Korea.
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China
Manchuria
Globe
Shanghai
Japan
Russia
St. Petersburg
United States
Russalso
Washington
Evi Whe
Roanoke College
Salem
Korea
Seoul
Light breaks for peasants in Petersburg reforms
A government conference under the governors of Volhynia Podolia and nearby provinces advances peasant laws based on the March 1 1903 manifesto. Reforms aim to harmonize registries, reorganize courts, define land rights, promote modern farming, settle village disputes, and instill respect for property across European Russia provinces.
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Petersburg
Mavaged
Kjeff
Volhynia
Podolia
Novosti
Drefiiog Committsa
Nwa
Bearth
Russia
Peace or Santo Domingo Recognition by United States
Washington January 23 United States Minister Powell cables the State Department that the United States has recognized General Morales provisional government and Puerto Punta is now in the government possession. Recognition occurs on the 20th instant and other diplomatic representatives in Santo Domingo are expected to follow, ending the political stalemate that halted business. Safides secretary of state under Morales will be recognized in Washington, confirming Powell's action.
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Morales
United States
Washington
Mnister Powell
State Department
Presa
General Morales
Puerto Punta
Santo Domingo
Powell
San Domingo
Safides
Moore & Sons Market Optics Undercuts Competition
L MOORE and SONS advertise superior optical facilities at 42 North Broad Street Frudertial Blag placing eye glasses on the market at a price below rivals.
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North Broad Street
Frudertial Blag
Wilson Talks of Americanism in New York Audience
President Woodrow Wilson in Montclair journal lecture discusses American national character. He notes limited sectionalism, cautions against eroding political liberty, and urges high ideals and integrity in national leadership. He frames America in a fourth century with future uncertainties and calls for vigilance against archy and socialism.
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New York
Woodrow Wison
Princeton University
Chuir
Montclair
N. J
Bompard Woman Deported From New York Amid Past Murder Link
Gabrielle Bom pard, the French woman linked to the 14 year old Goulfe murder earlier tied to Jacques Eyraud, arrived on the Lucania last week and was deported today for being an ex convict. An appeal to Washington was denied. Her companion remained detained awaiting a decision. In Washington, the interior secretary suspended Charles A. Sohltertolts, a special agent, amid charges over integrity in a timber land probe in Louisiana.
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United States
New York
Gabrielle Bompard
Goulfe
Jacques Eyraud
Paris
Lucania
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Easy
Charles A. Sohltertolts
General Land Office
Hig
Louisiana
Charleston cruiser launched at Newport News shipyard
Newport News Va January 23 The protected cruiser Charleston was successfully launched at the Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company despite heavy fog over the river. The vessel was christened by Miss Helen Rhett daughter of Mayor Rhett of Charleston with General Lemsey representing the navy department present. A luncheon followed for the christening party and prominent guests.
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Newport News
Charleston
Newport News’ Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company
Sho
Mies
Helen Rhett
RG. Rhett
Charleton
Lemsey
Navy Department
Newport News Compart
Taft Arrives From Far East in Washington Move
Former Philippine Governor Taft arrives in San Francisco from the Far East aboard the Korea with Mrs Taft and party. He discusses Philippine conditions and the Russo Japanese dispute, saying no political significance attaches to his haste to the capital. He notes improved Philippines conditions and outlines railway and assembly plans under American oversight.
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Philippines
Phosphate Plant Fire Destroys Green Bay Facility
Bartow Florida January 29 Special A Green Bay phosphate plant near Bartow burned at 2 o clock this morning. Fire started under roof over a boiler room. Winds at 40 miles an hour drove the blaze through five buildings and all machinery. Six Atlantic Coast Line cars and adjacent phosphate equipment were destroyed. Loss about 40 000 dollars insured 30 000 Green Bay was built eighteen months ago and owned by Botton parties H N Smith Boston treasurer Colonel John Heatty Bartow general manager. Rebuilding to start once insurance is adjusted.
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Bartow
Fla
Green Bay
Here
Atlantic Coast Line
Botton
H. N Smith
Boston
John Heatty
Baseball League schedule plans move toward April start
Memphis special report details a 140 game season planned to start April 1 with Atlanta at home against Montgomery. Nashville opens in Birmingham while Little Rock visits Memphis, and Shreveport plays New Orleans. The schedule aims for full nine innings in Atlanta and avoids midgame cancellations to catch trains.
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Tenn
Peabody Hotel
Allenta
Montgomery
Nashville
Birmingham
Little Rock
Shreveport
New Orleans
Coffee Jackson
E Kevanaugh
Charley Frank
M. J. Finn
Atlante
Atlanti
Atlanta
Menonia
Kavanaugh
Harlem Jockey Club Announces 190? Stakes Details
Chicago January 23 secretary M Nathanson lists spring and summer Harlem Jockey Club stakes. Harlem National handicap opens June 4 with 15000 prize, top Chicago event aside from the American Derby. Alliance stakes for 2-year-olds offer 2000 added with ten cent entry, five stakes to be run. Entries close March for several events including Harlem National handicap 15600, Twentieth Century handicap 5000, Chicago stakes 2000, Austin selling 1600, Garden City 2000, plus 1000s for 2-year-old races.
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Alliance
Chicago
Austin
Riverside
Dr Shoop's Restorative Offered On Trial For Readers
A persuasive, error filled 1900s style ad promises Dr Shoop's Restorative cures via a month long trial. It claims weak nerves underlie many illnesses and urges readers to request a specific book by mailing Box 1078 Racine Wisconsin. It touts dramatic success rates and urges immediate action to obtain the trial.
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Medias
America
Dr. Shoop
Zoe
Drepepsiz
Dr Shoop
Racine
Wis
Draggists
Mothers Endorse Dr. Pierce Favorite Prescription for Health
An American mother from Chicago advocates Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as essential for prenatal care and overall womanly health. The ad touts its ability to ease childbirth, restore strength, and treat conditions like leucorrhea, offering $500 if it fails to cure certain weaknesses. It promotes consulting Dr. Pierce at the Buffalo institute and urges buying the People Common Sense Medical Adviser.
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America
Anya
Jackson Boulevard
Chicago
Mra. K. King
Chicago Histrionic Club
Pierce
People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser
R. V. Pierce
M. D
Buffalo
N.Y
Two Year Old Stakes and Added Money Details
The notice lists races for two year olds with various purses and conditions. Includes Petite stakes with $500 added at 1 to 2 furlongs, Graduate stakes with $1,500 added for colts and shorter distances, Youngster stakes with $1,500 added over five furlongs, Proviso selling stakes with $1,600 added over six and a half furlongs, Junior handicap with $1,800 added at six furlongs, Alliance stakes with $2,000 added at six furlongs, and notes that further stakes will be announced.
Mail Haul Contract Bid Sought in Atlanta for Four Years
The U S government seeks bids to haul mail in Atlanta from July 1, 1904, to June 30, 1908. Bidders must operate one two horse wagon and five one horse wagons, with a $68000 bond. Bids due in Washington by February 8, with details from Postmaster Blodgett.
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United States
Atlanta
Blodgett
Uncle Bam
C. D Jackson
Jacksonville
Fila
Willam Stevens
Washington
No Financial Legislation Deemed Likely in Congress
Washington January 23 news reports state it is practically decided that no financial legislation will be enacted this session. Speaker Cannon deems it inadvisable to revise or amend existing financial laws and will oppose broad or radical measures. He has conveyed to the president that no comprehensive financial action should occur during the current session.
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Cannon
Washington
Congress
Explosion Kills Driver in Tulea Indiana
A blast at a storage house four miles from Tulea Indiana killed a company driver and injured several others. About 378 quarts of nitroglycerin exploded while being unloaded for use in shooting wells. The origin of the explosion remains unknown and much property damage was reported.
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Tulea
Ind. T
Ulty & Gaeley
Armour Boys Engage In Riot At Armour Institute
Chicago January 23 eighty five Armour Institute seniors have been suspended until they apologize to a ticket seller at the Twenty sixth station of the Alley L railroad. A majority are said to agree to apologize. The students on the way downtown to have a class picture taken broke a turnstile formed a flying wedge and created a riot on an elevated train. Dr F W Gunsaulus calls for discipline noting school lawlessness fuels disasters.
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Chicago
Armour Institute
F. W. Gunsaulus
General Dan Cellier Dead in Louisville
General Dan Cellier United States pension agent for the Louisville district died suddenly of angina pectoris in Louisville on January 23 He was a key figure in the ebel Taylor struggle serving as Taylor's adjutant general and commanded troops that held the state house at Frankfort
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Dan Cellier
Louisville
Deaie] Cellier
United States
ebel-Taylor
Taylor
Frankfort
All Properties Merged In One In Augusta
Augusta Ga January 23 James A Jackson arrived from New York and said he completed a deal to merge the Augusta-Alien Company Augusta Railway and Electric Company Augusta and Aiken Railway Company North Augusta Land Company and related interests into one system under his control with him as president A meeting to finalize the reorganizations is planned for February 11 the deal required about 1 000 000 in funding.
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Augusta
James A. Jackson
New York
Augusta-Alien Company
Augusta Railway and Electfic Company
Augusta and Aiken Railway Company
North Augusta Land Company
Mr. Jackson
Ausqusta
Jackson
Augusta Railway and Electric Company
Augusta-Aiken Railway
Brownlow Secures Nomination for Reelection
Knoxville Tenn January 28 3 Con respeman W P Brownlow was today nominated as Republican candidate for reelection from the Chattanooga Tennessee district. He had no opposition for the nomination.
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Brownlow
Knoxville
Tenn
Contrespeman
W P. Brownlow
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Harlem
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Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
N. Y
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Augusta Capital
J. A. Jackson
Allcock
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