Russian Guns Supposed to Have Destroyed Japanese Bridges
LIAOYANG April 26 Between last night and this morning the Japanese forced a passage of the Yalu River two companies crossing between Tchangdjiou and Siaopoussikhe. Heavy firing was heard near Tatungkau with a feint to distract attention. It is believed the Russian fire destroyed the floating parts of the Japanese bridges.
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Liaoyang
Yalu River
Tchangdjiou
Siaopoussikhe
Tatungkau
Olney Wins Big Delegation Lead Over Hearst in Massachusetts
Richard Olney captured 11 of 14 congressional districts for delegates to the St Louis convention. With four at large, he totals 26 delegates, while Hearst has six. Under the unit rule the Massachusetts delegation will back Olney.
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Richard Olney
St. Louis
Hearst
Massachusetts
Olney
Verbal Duel Over Cochran Record in House Fight
In a heated session on Saturday Dalzell attacked Cochran accusing him of shifting loyalties from greenback to sound money to Bryanite positions. Cochran rejected the charges denying funds from campaigns and demanded a five member select committee to investigate the allegations with power to subpoena. The chamber saluted Cochran and ended with no further steps on the resolution.
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Cochran
McKinley
Bryan
Congress
New York
Palmer and Buckner
Pennsylvania
Sore Throats Are Dangerous Lung Kuro Heals Sore Throats
A tonic advertised by Lung Kuro claims to soothe sore throats and promote healing. Father John's Medicine markets a body builder tonic promising to "make flesh" and improve strength.
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Kuro
Father John
Lynn Girl Describes Alleged Holdup at Johnson Street Home
Mae Gove 12 says a man bound and gagged her in the Wilsons home at 41 Johnson street Lynn. She claims a gold watch and chain were taken. Mr Wilson doubts the tale and police will investigate further as neighbors report no disturbance.
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Hps
Mae Gove
William A. Wilson
Johnson Street
Wilson
Davis & Young
Central Square
Fitchburg
Riot at West End Over Ball Game Result
Two young colored men clashed in a riot near Chambers and Allen streets after a neighborhood ball game, throwing stones and gunfire. Police from West End Station arrived, dispersing the crowd. one youth, William M. Pierce of 21 Fruit Street, was captured. Glass shattered at 1 Allen Street and a window at 72 Chambers Street narrowly injured Mrs. O'Brien.
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West End
Tomlinson
William M. Pierce
Fruit Street
Allen” Street
Chambers Street
Albany Fire Destroys West Albany Rail Coach Shop
Fire in the paint and oil section of the West Albany shops at New York Central rail road destroyed thirty day coaches and several dining and private cars. The 220 by 70 foot shop caused explosions and a total loss with damage pegged at 250000 dollars. Crews continued to battle flames into the night.
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Albany
N. Y
West Albany
New York Central Railroad
Orient Heights House Fire damages home on Farrington Street
A $1500 blaze yesterday afternoon damaged the residence of Carmine Sarmie at 45 Farrington Street Orient Heights. Officials attribute the fire to an overheated furnace and report minimal injuries.
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Carmine Sarmie
Farrington Street
Orient Heights
Robbery of Chinaman Wong Sing in Roxbury Laundry
In broad daylight two rough men attacked Charley Wong Sing at 138 Sterling street Roxbury after 5 30 pm taking 14 dollars from the cash drawer. A crowd chased the robbers as Wendell Philips, 73 Warwick street, was arrested about midnight on assault charges. Wong Sing was found battered and semiconscious.
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Charley Wong
Sing
Sterling Street
Roxbury
Division 10
Wendell Philips
Warwick Street
2000 Feet to Death in South African Mine Disaster
Johannesburg April 26. A cage collapse at the Robinson mine sent 43 natives 2000 feet to the bottom. The shaft bottom is a quagmire of human remains and all were killed.
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Johannesburg
Robinson Mine
Charlier conventions clash as Hearst faction denounces state action
Reports describe heated congressional conventions held yesterday with lively scenes in the fourth fifth eighth and twelfth districts. The eighth ended in a scuffle as Olney supporters accused delegates of selling out to Hearst, while chairmen struggled to maintain order through the proceedings.
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Hearst
Olney
Unsettled Weather With Showers Thursday Forecast
Weather summary notes unsettled conditions with showers on Thursday. A fair spell follows with easterly to northerly winds and a general sense of improving health conditions.
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