Cossacks Retreat From Chongjju Face Possible Trap
A Daily Telegraph correspondent reports Russian forces evacuating their positions in Corea. Despatches say Cossacks withdrawn from Chongjju after Friday’s fight retreated toward Kasan, reported as held by Japanese troops, suggesting Russians will be trapped, captured, or killed.
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Daily Telegraph
Seoul
Corea
Chongjju
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Kasan
Heinze fined 70000 for contempt in Montana case
A. W. Frank and J. H W. Trorise were fined 1000 each, Carlos Warfield found not guilty. Heinze faces possible imprisonment if fines not paid. Judge Beatty reserved ruling on two counts, keeping imprisonment over Heinze possible. The dispute centers on the Michael Davitt claim and ore veins near the Rarus mine and Amalgamated Copper interests.
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Heinze
Michael Davitt
Rarus
Pennsylvania
Amalgamated Copper Company
Heinze and Amalgamated Copper Company
Boston Weather Forecast Turns Rainy Into Weekend
Cloudy conditions rise to rain by Thursday afternoon or night in Boston and nearby areas. Friday brings continued rain with clearing later.
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Boston
Vicinity
Rumor of Murder in Roslindale Case
Medical Examiner Dr. Draper will present autopsy findings on the Brown couple at City Hospital morgue to the district attorney today. The four hour exam focused on the bullet path through Brown’s head and skin measurements. Captain Dugan disputed a double murder theory, noting Willis R. Wilson’s statements and possible self inflicted death theory amid unclear motive.
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City Hospital
Brown
Dugan
Post
Willis R. Wilson
Wilson
FR. A. Brown
W. R. Wilson
McBryan
Sheehan
Jamaica Plain
MATE BOARD EXTRAVAGANT Charges $270000 Mistake
In a House session Representative Allen T. Treadway charged the metropolitan Sewerage and Water Commissioners with extravagance and dereliction over sewer contracts in the Neponset and Charles River valley. Aylward urged an investigation as misallocations and lack of appropriation surface. Officials’ salaries total $52,000. outside engineers cost $100 per day.
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Neponset and
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Allen T. Treadway
Stockbridge
Wilson confined after deadly Seaverns Ave incident
Neighbors dispute criminal rumors as Willis R. Wilson remains in Seaverns Avenue station on his third day of confinement. A nurse attends him while investigators seek the truth about the Brown apartment shooting amid denials of calls from Pauline Foster of Lynn and claims of a peaceful home life.
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Seaverns Avenue
E. L. Gibbons
Brown
Brown Apartments
Developments of a Day in the Three Murder Mysteries
Medical Examiner Draper to report that F A Brown was murdered not self inflicted. Randolph case delays arrest for Parker Dexter killing as investigation continues. Victim burned yesterday. Tucker case: two Haverhill men arrested in Boston and released. A Malden man arrested in Berwick Maine and released. David Pacy the Boston suspect released. friends gave him a banquet.
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Draper
F. A. Brown
Randolph
Parker Dexter
Tucker
Haverhill
Boston
Malden
Berwick
David Pacy
Deaths Alleged From Solitary Confinement at Charlestown Prison
Six officials at the State prison in Charlestown say they will testify at a legislative inquiry into alleged cruelties. The prison committee plans a bill for investigation. Two officers have affidavits with troubling details. Governor Bates’s visit allegedly known beforehand is questioned.
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Charlestown
Committee On Prisons
George W. Galvin
Bates
Miss Shuman Dies After Runaway Carriage Accident
Miss Shuman, 25, was killed when an axle broke on a Kimball run near Centre and Cedar streets. Her brother Waldo, who was driving, was thrown and later recovered. Miss Shuman became entangled, dragged by the horse, and died at City Hospital after a skull fracture and other injuries.
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Miss Shuman
A. Shuman
Centre Street
Cedar
Linwood Streets
Shuman
Penryth Street
John Leibeicher
Frederick Smith
Lambert
McDonald
Bryan Appeal Hearing Sparks Courtroom Clash
New Haven Conn March 30 second day of William J Bryan appeal from probate in Superior Court before Judge Gager Stoddard and Bryan. A wordy confrontation arose over letters and alleged pressure by Bryan to obtain money from a widow, with the judge ordering Bryan to sit down. A ruling on admitting the sealed letter as evidence was promised for tomorrow at 11.00. Lincoln’s Cabinet XXXX whiskey advertised at 21 Essex St.
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William J. Bryan
Gager
Stoddard
Bryan
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