Russian Japanese scouts near Anju river front
Times correspondents report the Russians and Japanese scouts nearly across the Chingcheng near Anju with front movements under way. Despatches note March 20 or 23 for front reporters to depart, and detail landing work at Pingyang inlet with pontoon jetties and transport barges. Infantry push 20 miles daily under harsh conditions toward Corea port, while Japanese hold Anju and Chengcheng line and prepare for further maneuver. Russian fleet cruises near Port Arthur yield no enemy contact.
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Chingcheng
Anju
Weihaiwei
Pingyang Inlet
Chinampho
Corea
Chengcheng
Chefoo
Paris
New York Herald
Port Arthur
Japanese land 3000 troops at Chemulpo and advance in Corea
London dispatches report a steady flow of Japanese transports to Chemulpo with 3000 troops landed at the end of last week. Russians are retreating across the Yalu as Japanese outposts push forward, with about 20,000 Russians in the area. Viscount Aoki, ex Japanese minister to Germany, heads to Seoul to set up a Japanese administration in Corea.
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Miail
Chefoo
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Corea
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Yalu
Daily Mail
Weihaiwei
Viscount Aoke
Germany
Seoul
Fifty year old man and twenty two year old wife in divorce case
In Superior Court Judge Hardy heard William Harrison a 50 year old colored man seek divorce from Emma F. aged 22 mother of two under two. Witnesses including Harrison’s son Columbus W. Harrison testified to alleged improprieties. Emma denied drunkenness and claimed virtue. The case paused as counsel argued over paternity and complexion. A large crowd attended directed by Miss Mary Barr with notable performances by several named helpers.
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William Harrison
Emma F
Harrison
J. W. Ramsey
Columbus W. Harrison
Tufts Medical School
Celebration at House of Angel Guardian
At the House of the Angel Guardian Roxbury a high mass was sung by Rev PD M Murphy attended by the home community. The schoolboys enjoyed a holiday and were fed at a noon banquet. In the evening an Irish drama The False Land Agent was staged in St Joseph's Hall by former home boys and Father Haskins's class to an audience of 700.
Pleasing Minstrel Show By Choir Of St Marys
The minstrel and Irish vaudeville programme for the parish residence, presented by St Marys choir, was staged last evening in the school hall on Stillman Street and witnessed by an audience of attendees.
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ST. Mary’s
St. Mary's Choir
Stillman Street
Value Range for Fine Suits and Tailoring
A tailor offers suits starting at $10 with options up to $30 to cover finest fabrics and skilled workmanship. The price ladder frames choices from economy to premium tailoring services.
Baggage Wagon Drivers' Union Marks First Anniversary
The Baggage Transfer Drivers' Union celebrated its first anniversary after its business session last night. President James J. Donovan announced full organization with nearly all drivers as members. A. Cox and Frank Brown were elected delegates to the Teamsters' Joint Council, replacing George Wiggin and Joseph Kenney who resigned. The group's noted talents included James J. Donovan, George Wiggin, D. Hannaford and Jeremiah Simpson.
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James J. Donovan
A. Cox
Frank Brown
Teamsters’ Joint Council
George Wiggin
Joseph Kenney
D. Hannaford
Jeremiah Simpson
Rubber Strike Settled After Wage Cut Conflict
A rubber garment workers strike involving 75 workers ended with all strikers returning to work. The dispute arose when Union Rubber Company sought a 15 percent wage reduction. After several weeks, a conference led to concessions by both sides and a settlement.
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Rubber Garment Workers
Union Rubber Company
Old Woman Falls to Death from Second Story Balcony
Mrs. Fannie T. Black, 58, died after plunging from the second story piazza at 134 Powder House boulevard West Somerville yesterday afternoon. She reportedly shook a rug when she lost balance, fell about 20 feet, and struck the back of her head. Two doctors arrived too late. police were notified.
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Powder House Boulevard
West Somerville
Fannie T. Black
Czar banishes Paderewski from Vienna to leave Russia
In Vienna a March 17 report says Czar Nicholas I praised pianist Paderewski at the Russian court but later ordered the Pole to quit St. Petersburg within 24 hours and never return after arranging concerts there. The episode ends with Paderewski’s reply.
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Vienna
Paderewski
St. Petersburg
Russian Cavalry Recrosses Yalu River Near Seoul
March 17 report states Russian cavalry in northern Corea partly recrossed the Yalu with a Cossack battery withdrawing. A small Russian force remains at Chengju as Japan’s authorities are advised of the moves.
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Yalu
Seoul
Corea
Chengju
Leonards Host Open House in South Boston
Mr and Mrs John 8S Leonard of 49 Thomas Park South Boston hosted an open house yesterday with Carrie Fagan Margaret Finn Annie Coarsie the Misses McLaughlin Annie Nelson Eunice Newton George McLaughlin Harry Newton and William Donnelly among those aiding in entertaining.
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Leonard
Thomas Park
South
Boston
Carrie Fagan
Margaret Finn
Annie Coarsie
Misses McLaughlin
Annie Nelson
Eunice Newton
George McLaughlin
Harry Newton
William Donnelly
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