London Notes Postponed French Loan Hints Peace Talks
London dispatches describe the postponed French loan as crucial to Russia and Japan peace prospects. Indemnity figures floated reach 500 to 750 million dollars while oyama’s pursuit delays aid Kuropatkin’s regrouping. French capitalists reportedly refuse the loan, with Sukhomlinov and possibly Grand Duke Nicholas pushed for command in Manchuria.
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Mukden
M. Germain
Credit Lyonnias
France
Germany
Tie Pass
Oyama
Nicholas
St. Petersburg
Europatska
Manchuria
Sukhomliioff
Koff
Enne
Paris
Postponement of New Russian Loan Reported in Paris
Paris bankers say the issue is postponed for an indefinite period due to wartime uncertainties. A bank report notes the delay will likely extend well into the future. The stance follows signals of possible Russian peace negotiations amid ongoing conflict.
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Paris
Secretary Shaw Receives Restitution Letter from A Sinner
In Washington on March 15 Secretary Shaw received a letter from an individual named A Sinner claiming to have defrauded the government years ago and now repaying twelve dollars to the United States as a fourfold restitution guided by scripture. He states the payment will benefit the government and seeks pardon.
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Washington
Shaw
United States
A. Sinner
Storm Sweeps Irish and English Coasts Wrecks Khyber
A storm of persistent force hit the Irish and English coasts Tuesday night. The British ship Khyber wrecked off the Cornish coast with 23 drowned and three saved. The voyage began Melbourne October 26 bound for Queenstown. Telegraph lines failed and lifeboat stations operated amid high seas and property damage. The Queen Alexandra and other royal departures scheduled for Tuesday were postponed.
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Khyber
Melbourne
Australia
Queenstown
North Ireland
United Kingdom
Queen Alexandra
Victoria
Queen of
Portugal
Executions Deferred for Greason and Edwards in Reading Case
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court sent Samuel Greason and Mrs. Kate Edwards case back to Berks county court. The board of pardons granted a continuance and reprieve until after the next meet, with further investigation planned for Greason and potential commutation for Edwards. Both have been under death sentence and death watch for years.
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Mrs. Edwards
Board of Pardons
Berks County Court
Honored in Paris service commemorative of President Roosevelt
A Wednesday morning service at St Josephs church on Avenue Hoche honored President Roosevelt. Foreign Minister Del Casse was represented by M Delvincourt with Ambassador Porter and staff, Sir Francis Bertie, Admiral Sir Charles Fane, and Japanese and other legations attending. Abbe Mac Mullen preached a eulogistic sermon amid American and French flags.
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Paris
Roosevelt
St. Joseph’s Church
Avenue Hoche
del Casse
M. Delvincourt
Porter
Francis Bertie
Charles Fane
Abbe MacMullen
Ecom
Mystery in New York: Woman Dead Man Unconscious Found
In New York on March 15 a dead woman and an unconscious man were found at a police station. The man, Thomas Deegan of Monroe Street Brooklyn, is seriously ill likely from alcohol or drugs and could offer little information. The dead woman is identified as Miss Mary Savage, 30, both well dressed.
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A & Nesday
Thomas Deegan
Monroe Street
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Mary Savage
Deegan
Miss Savage
Cabooklyn Allop
Waters rise to thirty eight feet threaten fields and towns
A flood crest is expected to reach the area by Friday with a maximum around thirty eight feet after rivers rose to thirty six feet Wednesday. Lowlands flood but damage remains limited as farmers brace for higher waters and authorities monitor the advance.
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