Prison Sentences in Port Arthur Surrender Case
Lieutenant General Stoessel began a ten year term for cowardice and treason after surrendering Port Arthur to Japan and occupies a room in the fortress of St. Peter and St. Paul beside Rear Admiral Nebogatoff who serves a sentence for surrender in the Sea of Japan. The transfer was unexpected and he hoped for an imperial pardon.
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St. Petersburg
Stoessel
Port Arthur
St. Peter and St. Paul
Nebogatoff
Sea of Japan
Mammoth Parade Heads City Fleet Arrival
San Francisco reports a grand street parade after Admiral Evans arrives. General Funston leads the army contingent with nearly 3,000 troops including the Twenty second infantry, a Fourteenth cavalry squadron, a provisional coast artillery regiment, field artillery, engineers, and signal corps units.
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San Francisco
Admiral Evans’ Fleet
Funston
Coast Artillery
Twenty-second Infantry
Fourteenth Cavalry
Field Artillery
Company
Engineers
Signal Corps
Labor Union News Roundup From Chicago To New York
Twenty two Chicago locals of the International Hod Carriers and Building Laborers' Union featured in national labor circle plans. Governor McGoon calls road work in Cuba to aid unemployed while national conventions span Milwaukee New York and Detroit with major unions including Glove Workers Teamsters and Typographical Union. Industrial Workers of the World pushes to organize all milk industry workers as part of a national scope. T. L. Lewis born 1865 in Northumberland County Pennsylvania rises to UMWA head, starting as a breaker picker at seven. A Canadian law fines saloonkeepers for serving railway employees and Boston sanitary contract issues prompt investigations into the sanitation department system.
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T. L. Lewis
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of American
Northumberland County
Pennsylvania
T New
Polanders Leaving for Europe as Wages Cut
Springfield Mass March 21 The wholesale exodus of Polanders to Europe will follow a 19 percent wage cut in the Chicopee and Holyoke mills with seventy five percent of 4500 workers Polish. Steamship agents report all steerage and second cabin space booked for six weeks. Four days of work weekly at reduced pay does not cover living costs.
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Springfield
Mass
Europe
Chicopee
Holyoke
NYU Student Goes Insane In Hall Of Fame Incident
James McNearey, fifteen, suddenly acted violently at New York University and roamed the rotunda of the hall of fame. Several athletic students subdued him after he pounded on a door and claimed he would get his money’s worth. He was taken to Fordham Hospital then Bellevue for examination.
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New York
New York University
James McNearey
Hall of Fame
Ford Ham Hospital
Bellevue
Important Conference at the White House on March 21
A conference at the White House gathered Senator Aldrich and Representatives Payne Dallzell and Hepburn to discuss the legislative program. They reportedly consider amendments to the employers liability act and changes to injunctive power, including Hepburn’s bid to amend the Sherman anti trust act and tariff inquiry during Congress recess. Washington.
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White House
Aldrich
Payne
Dallzell
Hepburn
Aldrich Financial
Washington
Rockefeller to Leave Augusta for Richmond and New York
Oil magnate John D. Rockefeller will depart Augusta for Richmond where he will stay a week or ten days before moving to Hot Springs and then proceed to New York. During his stay he largely played golf and toured the country in his electric automobile Rock.
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Efeller
Richmond
Hot Springs
New York
Augusta
John D. Rockefeller
Ford
Fragmented Military and Crime Items From Early Dispatches
March 21 dispatches report rheumatism linked to overtaxing a tuba in fort duties at Fort Jay. Corral Gardner, long serving for twenty six years, receives military honors in Chicago. Cheyenne reports an attack by timber wolves near a racing event where purses and pistols were involved.
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Fort Jay
New York
Gardner
Chicago
Cheyenne
Jan Car Zunst
New York-Paris
Ill. Sporting Editor H. W. Lanigan becomes ill in Houston
St. Louis sports writer H. W. Lanigan, a famed columnist for the Times, is in his Rice Hotel room in Houston after a Friday chill attack. He is with the Cardinals at the moment.
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Houston
St. Louis
H. W. Lanigan Times
Cardinals
America
Rice Hotel
More Warships For Japan Sailor Captain Heads to London
Captain Kenjo of the Japanese army arrived in San Francisco aboard the Nippon Maru en route to London where he will supervise the construction of several warships for Japan.
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Japan
San Francisco
Kenjo
London
Blondwood Joe Bailey offers stallion services in Fort Worth area
Joe Bailey advertises Blondwood stallion service with season fees 12.50 and 15.00, 17.50 substitute policy, and 20.00 insurance for foal. Notes horse weight 1600 pounds, Percheron draft, winner at Fort Worth Fat Stock Show. Also describes care services and pickup, Main Street livery, phone 106. Requires owner risk and mare in foal insurance terms.
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Colar Bay
Joe Bailey
Fort Worth
United States
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