Hanna Lays In State At Cleveland For Hanna Burial
Senator Marcus A. Hanna lies in state on a black bier in the Chamber of Commerce auditorium Cleveland crowds form long queues to view the floral casket as guards keep watch and officials from President Roosevelt to local banks send wreaths. Memorial services are planned with Bishop Leonard assisting before burial at Wade vault and eventual interment location undecided.
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Marcus A. Hanna
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Jay
McKinley
Canton
Hanna
Roosevelt
M, A, Hanna Company
M. A, Hanna
Washington, D. C
Cleyve- Jand
Union National Bank
Memorial Post
Troop A
Leonard
Wm. M. Pierce
Kenyon College
Cambier, O
McGrew
St. Paul's
A. H. Jones
St. John’s Church
Janna
Lakeview Cemetery
Wade Mortuary Chapel
Wade
American Newspaper Publishers Association action on paper trust
At a meeting in New York the American Newspaper Publishers Association adopted a resolution urging the president and attorney general to sue any of the three paper combines to test their legality and impact on competition. A committee was formed to push agitation for lower pulp and paper duties.
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New York
American Newspaper Publishers' Association
Conde Hamlin
St. Paul Pioneer Press
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
United States
Insurance Men Regain Hope After Fire Losses
Baltimore fire losses prove smaller than feared as insurers report improved prospects and reduced damages. Early projections underestimated the recovery potential as settlements and policy adjustments progress. The case centers on insurers assessing liabilities and adjusting reserves in light of new estimates.
Loss Not Over Forty Million Inferred In Insurance Crisis
Baltimore February eighteenth. Insurance experts expressed optimism that total losses from the conflagration will be well below initial fears. They estimated the aggregate loss at not exceeding ten million and not under thirty-two million, citing a New York report of sixty eight top domestic and foreign companies with losses around sixteen and a half million, plus Maryland firms not in New York.
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Baltimore
Associated Press
Albany
New York
Insurance Commissioner of
Maryland
Cadet Examinations Highlight Cordiner and Fowler
Douglas Cordiner and Franklin Fowler of Cheyenne scored highest in the Annapolis naval academy cadet examination held at city hall on Tuesday. Their results were sent to Congressman Mondell and Senator Clark for consideration. One finalist was disqualified for physical issues, leaving no alternates if Cordiner or Fowler fail.
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Annapolis Naval Academy
City Hall
Douglas Cordiner
Franklin Fowler
Cheyenne
Congressman Mondell
Senator Clark
Wyoming
Fowler
Cordiner
Mower
Jury Still Hung After Second Trial Deliberations
The Casper dispatch reports the jury in the second Tom O'Day trial has been out for 48 hours without a verdict and an agreement seems unlikely. In Rawlins, Leech of the Sixth district telegraphers promotes the annual ball at the Brown Denver for March 17.
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Casper
Tom O'Day
Leech
Rawlins
Wye
Sixth District Telegraphers
Brown
Denver
National Lead Directors Re-elected at Jersey City Meeting
Retiring directors of National Lead were re-elected at the annual meeting of stockholders in Jersey City New Jersey.
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Lead Trust
New York
National Lead Company
Thfe
Jersey City
Pioneer Gene Bell Dies in Hyattville
George Bell a Wyoming pioneer and old time Indian fighter dies at his Hyattville home. The obituary notes his long residence in the region and his role in early frontier conflicts.
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Gene
George Bell
Wyoming
Hyattville
Japanese War Vessels Capture More Russian Merchant Ships
Report from Tori o dispatches notes Japanese warships in the Port Arthur area capturing Russian merchant steamers Kolik and Borick. A Paris dispatch claims Port Arthur is nearly besieged while other reports deny clashes during troop landings.
Japanese Capture Steamers Kolik and Bobrik
Telegram from Port Arthur says the Okhotsk Kamchatka company steamers Kolik and Bobrik have been captured. In Nagasaki the Amiral de Gueydon has sailed for Saigon and the Pascal left Chemulpo February 16 bound for Saigon via Shanghai.
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St. Petersburg
Port Arthur
Okhotsk-Kamchatka Company
Kolik
Nagasaki
Amiral de Gueydon
Saigon
Cochin China
Pascal
Chemulpo
Shanghai
Port Arthur in State of Siege
Paris reports an eminent military authority says Port Arthur is practically besieged with a likely surrender or abandonment. Admiral Togo’s ships block entrance and exit, cutting relief by sea as Japanese forces cut lines of communication to Liao Tung and Harbin, threatening a slow investiture of the fortress.
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Paris
Port Arthur
Togo
New Chiang
Liao Tung Peninsular
Harbin
Alexieff recounts Port Arthur sea battle details
A long official dispatch from Viceroy Alexieff on February 9 at Port Arthur lists Russian casualties and notes heavy Japanese losses. It describes the fleet, torpedo boats, and coast batteries in the engagement, with orders and positions of forces under Admiral Stark and Rear Admiral Ukhtomski.
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St. Petersburg
Alexieff
Port Arthur
Stark
Ukhtomski
Electric Cliff
Golden Hill
Orders and Honors After Battle with Imperial Fleet
Commanding officer of the Kwang Tung garrison reports ships observed enemy vessels damaged and avoided further fighting. He notes awards of crosses of the order of St. George to crews and details losses among squadron and fortress garrison. He expresses loyal resolve to confront foes and defend the fatherland.
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Golden Hill
Far East
NO JAPANESE SHIPS DESTROYED DENIAL REPORTED
London censor reports from Tokyo deny any Japanese ships destroyed in engagements and say repairs completed. The message asserts the fleet remains intact and refutes landings or attacks near Kinchow Pigeon bay and other contact points with Russians.
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London
Tokio
Kinchow
Pigeon Bay
Russian ships in good shape at Port Arthur repairs under way
Port Arthur reports rapid repairs to damaged Russian warships from the Lombardment on February 9. The Queen Elizabeth the Retvizan and the Pallada are expected to rejoin the fleet soon, with the aid of cas sions. The mishap is described as not as severe as first feared.
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Port Arthur
Qzarewitch
Retvizan
Pallada
No American Officers Sought for Manchuria War Effort
Washington reports the War Department cannot obtain permission from Russia or Japan for U S army officers to join Manchuria actions. Instead the plan shifts to Korean observers with Brig. Gen. H T Allen of the Philippine constabulary as potential military attache at Seoul to monitor the campaign.
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Washington
United States Army
Manchuria
War Department
H. T. Allen
Philippine Constabulary
Seoul
Inhumanity at Port Arthur Refugees Tell Harrowing Tale
Japanese refugees recount a brutal treatment by Russian forces at Port Arthur. The survivors describe injuries and fear during the siege era, highlighting the cruelty faced by civilians in the conflict zones.
First Robbed Then Starved Diary From Port Arthur Refugees
The Japanese legation released a Tokio cable recounting refugees from Port Arthur aboard the Wen Chow at Che Foo. Entries detail ban on embarkation and landings, guard patrols, attempted food deliveries, repeated appeals to Viceroy Alexieff, robberies, and worsening conditions as Russians and gang activity spread, with port disorder and armed shopkeepers observed.
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London
Tokio
Port Arthur
Che Foo
Ras Bera
Wen Chow
Alexieff
Harbin
Czar Studying Mr Hay Note Jawed To Russia
Washington reports the state department expects a Russian reply within a day or two to Secretary Hay's note on neutralizing China. Russia would attach a safeguard preserving Manchuria gains tied to the Siberian railway. Ambassador McCormick cabled the department that Russia favors the neutralization plan. The proposal has been submitted to the emperor for consideration.
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Washington
State Department
Hay
China
Russia
Manchuria
Siberian
McCormick
St. Petersburg
United States
Empror
Russians Not Yet Crossing Yalu Near Ping Yang
Reports claiming Russian troops crossed the Yalu to seize Ping Yang are unfounded. Late reports from Wiju say Russians are assembling north of the Yalu at Toreao but have not crossed or advanced south.
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Tokio
Lfeb
Yalu River
Wiju
Torea
Citys to Battle Rovers in Three Game Bowing Clash
Three new bowling teams are formed the Bartenders Grocery Clerks and Citys. The Citys meet the Rovers on Kitz Miller alleys in a three game contest tomorrow night. Bartenders and Grocery Clerks will try out on Overland alleys.
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Rovers
Kitzmiller
Bill Passed by Party Vote Amid Archipelago Debate
A party line vote approved the bill as Democrats push for assurances on the archipelago's future. The measure clears the chamber and awaits action by the other house.
Senate debates Fortification Bill and Panama Question
The House passed the fortification appropriation bill amid a sharp debate on fortifying insular possessions with the Philippines amendment failing 80 to 82. Senate discussion centered on the Panama question as Spooner defended the president’s course while Tillman moved to reconsider funding for Queen Liliuokalani. Hanna’s funeral postponed Senate adjournment to Saturday.
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Washington
House
Smith
Kentucky
Philippines
Williams
Mississippi
Panama
Senate
Spooner
Morgan
Tillman
Lilioukalani
Hanna
Russia wary of US move on Manchuria ports
St. Petersburg officials reacted to Washington notes on China while US plans to station consuls in Manchuria opened. A Russian Foreign Office source said the policy might offend Russia and complicate relations, even as Moscow prepared its formal reply to Hay's note.
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Washington
Hay
China
Russia
Foreign Office
Associated Press
United States
Manchuria
McCormick
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