Russian losses mount in early 1905 battles
London telegraph reports Russian casualties from January 1 to 29 total 34 000 to 42 000 with 7 000 Japanese losses. Mukden notes another weeklong lull. Russian losses last days about 10 000 with many bodies uncollected. Military figures mention serious wounds to Mistchenko Kondratovitch and Andrieff. Chief of Staff Co. Andrieff head wound.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Mukden
Mistchenko
Gen
Kondratovitch
Wily
Coil
Andrieff
Bomb Found in Paris Front of Hotel Des Opera
Paris January 31 another bomb was found at noon in front of the Hotel Deux Mondes on the Avenue Des Opera. There was no explosion. Authorities refused to provide information.
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Paris
Avenue Des Opera
Official casualty report from St Petersburg strike clash
An official statement dated January 31 reports 60 killed and 322 wounded from the January 22 collision between strikers and troops. 33 of the wounded have since died. James Hyde hosts a lavish costumed fete at Sherry's in New York, promising a grand replica of Versailles with Mme Rejane performances and society leaders attending.
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St. Petersburg
James Hyde
New York
Academy of Design
James H. Hyde
Sherry
Vercailles
France
Mme, Rejane
George Could
Clarence Mackay
Hyde
Lee
Dligibles
Louis XV
Separate trials for six charged in Sanderson murder
Hartford City Indiana January 81 The trial of six persons accused of murdering Edward Preston Sanderson whose body was found in a gravel pit east of the city began today The accused include William Onto Cook Mia Ollie Sanderson Clare Smith Brnent Banderson and Samuel The defense moves to try the women first.
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Hartford City
Ind
Edward Preston Sanderson
Thin Aity
Gotoder
Tegan
William Onto Cook
Mia
Ollie Sanderson
Clare Smith
Brnent Banderson
Samuel
Fort Collins College Basketball Card Note
Sporting schedule fragment lists teams with a single dated entry for January 1, 1905 in Fort Collins Colorado. No clear match to a single game or outcome is readable.
Assassination Plot Reported as Reds Seek Stability
The dispatch notes a partial suppression of disorder in Warsaw with restored traffic and some food deliveries. It cites more frequent attacks on individual soldiers and notes Moscow and St. Petersburg strikes near ending. Grand Duke Vladimov hints at limited representative government, rejects general suffrage. An unconfirmed report claims a grape discharge at the waters blessing ceremony was a terrorist act.
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Associated Preag
Warsaw
Moscow
St. Petersburg
Grand Duke
Vladimov
Associated Press
Russia
Beef trust to the mark
Washington reports the Supreme Court upholding an injunction against the alleged beef trust and promising government action under criminal law if individuals fail to comply. The administration will press enforcement and deter further delays on the issue. Denver notes Harriman paid seven million for the Denver Northwestern & Pacific, turning it over to Union Pacific to secure a San Pedro connection, shortening the Denver to Pacific coast route by about ten miles with an anticipated cost of 6 to 26 million dollars.
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Washington
Beef Trust
el al
Supreme Court of the
United States
Denver, Cole
B. W H. Harriman
D. M. Moffatt
Denver Northwestern & Pacific
Union Pacific Company
Union Pacific
San Pedro
Los Angeles
Harriman
Denver
Pacific Coast
Salt Lake
Hell Prefers Hell Over Quaker Politics In Mercer
Mercer Pennsylvania January 4 Judge Sam Miller for twenty years has been a spirited game referee and critic of politics. He publishes a signature letter in the Western Prom, declaring he would choose hell over Pennsylvania politics. The torn text shows his strong, colorful rhetoric and personal stance on local governance.
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Hell
Mercer
Juidge
Sam” Miller
Hunty Beach
Pennsylvania Politioe
Mob Rule at Grodno Broken
Grodno Russia on January 31 reports say disturbances occurred January 3 leading troops to be called out. A mob of 20,000 sinkers destroyed the post office telegraph line and looted wine shops. Other cities report resumption of work or ongoing strikes with limited disturbances.
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Moscow
Mitau Cortland
Russia
Lods
Poland
Kovono
Windag
Ektornosisy
Grodno
Head Consul of Woodmen Nearing Death in Los Angeles
A Falkenburg of Denver head consul of the Pacific division of the Woodmen of the World is reported at the point of death at a Los Angeles home. It is said there is no hope for recovery. Falkenburg recently arrived in Los Angeles hoping to regain his failing wealth.
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Los Angeles
Cala
Falkenburg
Denver
Pacific Division
The
Woodmen of the World
Freed for saving life in kidnap ordeal
Middletown New York January 31 Judge Dennis Daniel McKeon who vanished July 15 reappeared for a few hours. He had claimed he was kidnapped and held for a 5000 dollar ransom and said he saved his life by leaping overboard when a kidnapper fell into the sea. He did not discuss his recent movements.
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Middletown
N. Y
Dennis Daniel McKeon
New York
Los Angeles
Cal
Ali
Concert Singer Mamie Rayburn Injured in Theater Torch Fire
In Cincinnati Jan S1 as Mamie Rayburn, concert singer, rushed from her dressing room with a burning torch. The flames were smothered by men with coats and water. Rayburn suffered severe burns from head to foot and is dying in a hospital today. Prompt theater staff prevented a panic.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Mamie Rayburn
Elnger
Strom
Local Weather Conditions Report
Local weather summary notes twenty four hour period ending 6 p m yesterday. Temperature 15 degrees, minimum 1 degree, precipitation 0 08 of an inch. Section Director W 8 remarks.
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W. 8
Metal markets steady amid mixed metals briefing
The New York market report notes silver trading around 60 54 to 4.45 4.65 and copper holding firm near 15. Rudoph and Adolph announce an event tonight at Turner Hall, details unclear from the fragment.
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New York
Indictments in Oregon land fraud probe target senators and congressmen
Portland Ore January 31 after days of silence the Federal grand jury returned three indictments in the land fraud investigation. Targets include United States Senator John H Mitchell Congressman Binger Hermann and others with charges of government fraud and one false affidavit by Mayor Wm H Davis of Albany Oregon.
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Portland
Ore
Federal
United States
John H Mitchell
Binger Hermann
A. D. Puter
Horace G. McKinsey
Emma L. Watson
Daniel Tarpley
Elbert K. Brown
Nellie Brown
Henry A. Young
Frank Waldmot
Senate Debates Statehood Bill Amid Fractured Remarks
Washington January 21 The Senate pressed on with joint Statehood legislation led by Mr Nei as the main speaker. Several bills advanced, including measures to raise fees for stock companies in the District of Columbia. A New York cable dispatch reports a shocking quote: Idiots should be drowned. Dr Brown of the Board of Health defended school classification for backward children noting that imbeciles may be turned useful while an idiot offers little hope and should be extinguished if beyond help.
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Washington
Senato Y
Nei
District of Columbia
New York
Dr. Brown
Board of Health
Brown
Gulf lines end midnight tariffs for Chicago exports
Chicago traders celebrate an end to late night tariff deals as Gulf lines cancel existing contracts and pledge no more midnight tariffs after today. The Board of Trade had protested lower Gulf rates and payoffs to elevators, which undercut Chicago’s grain export traffic via the Atlantic coast.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Migrourl Pacific
Hindi Central
New Orleans
Galveston
Atlantic Coast
Gulf Points
Atipatic
Vatom
Basket theft led to infant kidnapping alarm in Winsted
In Winsted Connecticut on January 9 Richmund Angell a servant for the Stean family was at the St James Episcopal rectory on Graln Street collecting laundry When he moved a colorad basket from the front veranda he heard a baby's cries and discovered that baby John Chauncey Walealt had been taken from the Lingley household by the mistaken act Angell realized the error and alerted authorities to the infant's disappearance and safe return.
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Oaby
Winsted
Conn
Richmund Angell
Stean
James Episcopal
Graln Street
Rev. S. Wolcott Tinsley
John Chauncey Walealt, Lingley
Hnen
Retroactive Clause Sticks in House Debate on Military Retirements
Washington dispatch reports House debate over a Senate amendment to allow retroactive application of retirement provisions for officers serving with state militias. Minority Leader Williams cited General Miles’ treatment of Jefferson Davis to argue opposition. motion failed 79 to 171, bill sent to conference amid post office appropriation talk.
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Washington
Nelson A. Miles
Jefferson Davis
Fortress Monroe
House
Williams
Mississippi
Senate
Messrs. Hull
Iowa
Hay
Virginia
Military Affairs
Miles
British Steamer Alba Stranded Near Harlem Total Loss
The British steamer Alba, Captain Cox, from Newport News January 11 bound for Amsterdam, lies ashore at Zandvoort near Harlem in the North Sea. Twelve crew members have reached shore. twenty five remain aboard as lifeboats try to salvage the remaining crew.
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Amsterda
Alba
Cox
Newport News
Amsterdam
Zandvoort
Harlem
North Sea
Teveenty
Neil Knocks Out Hyland in Fifteen Round Bout
In San Francisco in January Frankie Neil the bantam ex champion knocked out Dick Hyland who debuted tonight from the amateur ranks. Neil held a solid lead on points for most rounds though Hyland flashed occasional hard punches and pressed Neil to the ropes.
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Neil
Hyland
San Francisco
Jan
Frankie Neil
Dick Hyland
Nei
Police corruption alleged in San Francisco Chinatown
San Francisco January 31. The police committee of the grand jury reports evidence of a regular system of gross police corruption in Chinatown. It has in possession bribe money that has actually passed and confessions from several police officers. Further investigation is in progress.
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San Francisco
The
Grand Jury
Chinatown
Record Mile Time Sets Fresh Benchmark
Ormond, Kia and W. H. Bowden attempt to beat world mile record with 32 tb. New Hampshire commemorates Daniel Webster birthplace replica at Lewis and Clark Centennial. The Order of Railway Conductors to hold biennial session at the Exposition on May 6. Leader costs 50 cents monthly.
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Ormond
Kia
W. H. Bowden
Hampehiry
Danyld Webster
Order of Railway Conductors
Lewis and Clark Exposition
Denver Gubernatorial Contest Opens Case as Peabody Aims to Seat
In Denver the Peabody camp rests after Williams testimony as Adams prepares to add evidence. Peabody seeks to throw out votes from 109 Denver precincts to claim a 6 410 edge there, narrowing Adams outside Denver to a 6 014 margin. A total of 737 votes would favor Peabody.
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Denver
Colo
Fred A. Williams
Republican City Committee
Peabody
Adams
Williams
Ward
Election judge guilty of fraud in November vote
Denver reports Peter Miller a Democratic election judge was found guilty of suppressing ballots and issuing false certificates at the November election. A jury returned the verdict and Judge Johnson deferred sentence with a possible penalty of one to five years in the state penitentiary.
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Denver
Peter Miller
Johnson
Lawson Must Show Cause In Bay State Gas Case
Boston January 31. T W Lawson and others must show cause before Judge Hamond why 50,290 shares of Bay State Gas stock and $274,000 bonds plus $146,000 debentures should not be delivered to James E B Leach special receiver. The receiver says he cannot recover the securities and Lawson is alleged to hold them.
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Lawson
Boston
T W. Lawson
Bay State Gas Company
Hamond
James EB. Leach
Plaintif Company
Buffalo City Gas
Peace Justices Organize At State Conference
In Waco Texas on January 11 the Texas justices of the peace formed a permanent organization. The conference approved plans for setting trial fees and raising the maximum levies allowed for justices of the peace.
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Waco
Texas
Justices of the Peace
Mrs. McKinley Birthday Banquet in Canton
The Young Men's McKinley club of Canton plans a birthday banquet in honor of Mrs. McKinley wife of the late president. Speakers include General Fitzhugh Lee General Join C. Minek and Justice Day of the Supreme Court.
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Canton
Ohio
Young Men's McKinley Club
Greene-Gaynor Case Expected Decision From Privy Council
Landon and Jun anticipate the Privy Council will deliver the Greene-Gaynor ruling tomorrow or Thursday. The outcome remains uncertain as legal teams await the decision on the landmark case.
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Landon
Jun
Privy Council
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