Tremendous Fire Against Lone Tree Hill Fronts 100 Mile Front
Japanese forces renew heavy bombardment against Poutiloff Lone Tree Hill with field and siege guns as the front line extends about 100 miles. Eastern detachment near Kondaju repulsed a Japanese attack while rioting erupts in Poland and the Caucasus amid sieges in Kalisz Lublin Kielce and Lomza. Continued on second page.
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Sakhetun
Manchuria
Poutiloff
Lone Tree) Hill
Kondaju
Sullivan Knocks Out McCormick in Second Round
Grand Rapids dispatch reports John L. Sullivan, former world heavyweight champion, defeated Jack McCormick of Galveston in the second round of a four round bout. Sullivan pressed the attack throughout, weighing 273 pounds to McCormick's 196.
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Spedial Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
Grand Rapids
Mich
John .L. Sullivan
Jack McCormick
Galveston
Tex
Sullivan
McCormick
No Case Made Against Taylor in Moot Court
The Commonwealth of Kentucky v William Taylor formerly Governor failed to reach a verdict after a three hour jury deliberation at Drake University College of Law. Judge Evans stated the state did not prove guilt and acquittal could have been instructed.
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Commercial Tribune
Des Moines
Commonwealth of Kentucky
William Taylor
Drake University College of Law
Taylor
Indianapolis
Powers
Howard
Evans
Loftus acquires Lennon half of Toledo club
Thomas McDermott, attorney for George E Lennon, sold Lennons half interest in the Toledo American Association Baseball Club to Tom Loftus for 10500 dollars. Charles F Strobel, representing Ed Le, offered 11500 dollars for the share but was refused.
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Special Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
Minneapolis
Thomas McDermott
George E. Lennon
St Paul
Lennon
Toledo American Association Baseball Club
Tom Loftus
Charles F. Strobel
Edle
The
American Association
Mr. Lennon
Arkansaw Traveler train robbed near Mammoth Springs
East bound passenger train No. 203 on the St. Louis and San Francisco Railroad was stopped by three bandits eight miles south of Mammoth Springs Arkansas. The express car was robbed and trainmen believe the robbers did not gain more than a small amount from the heist.
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Commercial Tribune
Memphis
St. Louis & San Francisco
Arkansaw
Mammoth Springs
Ark
Geen
Eight hour watch night revival planned in Cincinnati churches
Rev George Robbins leads an all night prayer at Lincoln Park Institutional Baptist Church from evening to 4 am March 14 15 with eight ministers from various denominations. Luncheons will be shared by attendees staying all night as ministers plan further revival moves across Cincinnati.
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George Robbins
Lincoln Park Institutional Baptist Church
Robbins
Charles W.blodgett
St. Paul
Charles Brown
Walnut Hills
Cincinnati
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Presbyterian Ministerial Association
First Presbyterian Church
Evangelical Alliance
Presbyterian Church
John Robertson
Glasgow
Scotland
Robertson
A. M. Harriot
Central Christian Church
Ninth Street
Central
Westminster
Sixth
Linwood
Mt. Auburn
Avondale
Trinity
Seventh
Madisonville
Pleasant Ridge
Montgomery
Hyde Park
Evanston
Norwood
Milford
Madeira
Silverton
Wyoming
Hartwell
Lockland
Elmwood
St. Bernard
Bond Hill
Glendale
Springdale
Northside
College Hill
Clifton
Poplar Street
Mohawk
Westwood
Fairmount
First
Pilgrim
Ex Senator Wolcott Dies Abroad in Monte Carlo
Denver dispatch reports former U S Senator Edward O Wolcott died while abroad in Monte Carlo The message states he sought influenza relief and a cable dispatch confirmed his death overnight.
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Wolcott
Monte Carlo
Denver
Commercial Tribune
United State
Edward O. Wolcott
United States vows no annexation of Haiti or Santo Domingo
Special dispatch relays John Hay and Haitian minister Leger notes from February 1905 in Washington. The letters affirm U S policy against annexation or possession by force or negotiation and express hope for continued peace, prosperity, and independence for both republics. The Haitian envoy praises U S assurances and urges mutual confidence.
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Hay
Seefeld
United States
Haiti
Santo Domingo
Leger
Department of State
United States of America
Santo
John Hay
Roosevelt
Dominican Republic
Republic of
J. N
Gorge Loses Mounting Civilian Toll in River Ice Fury
The Cincinnati harbor suffered about 600000 in losses as ice floes wrecked coal firms lumber yards and pleasure crafts. The gorge’s fury, a relentless river monster, tied up navigation for days then eased, with 400000 in damage this week and 250000 prior.
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Cincinnati
Marmet Company
Campbell's Creek Coal Company
Whetstone Coal Company
Collins & Hartweg Company
Monongahela Coal and Mining Company
Hatfield Coal Company
Lumber Companies
Moneae Seveagon
Principal witness in Chadwick bankruptcy case testifies
W V Coons broker testified before Referee Remington in Cleveland about loans to Mrs Chadwick and a large excess over legal interest as a bonus. He recalled about $50 000 received from Chadwick and uncertain larger sums, admitting memory was poor and noting some loans in 1903 not recorded in his books. The testimony continued on the second page.
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Commercial Tribune
Cleveland
Chadwick
Remington Today
W.V. Coons
Coons
Garfield Completes Beef Trust Investigation Report
James R. Garfield, Commissioner of Corporations, has finished the beef trust investigation report and submitted it to President Roosevelt. The document will be sent to Congress on Friday.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
James R. Garfield
Beef Trust
Roosevelt
Congress
Nurse Miss Bentz Sacrifices Self in Diphtheria Fight
City Hospital nurse Lulu Bentz contracted diphtheria after weeks of tending a critically ill patient, Heitfeld, a Norwegian immigrant awaiting his wife and child. Despite remaining at his bedside while ill, Bentz fell gravely ill and died.
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Lulu Bentz
Miss Bentz
Miss’ Bentz
Heitfeld
Norway
Bentz
Kansas AG Seeks Receiver for Prairie Oil and Gas
Topeka Kansas March 1 Attorney General Coleman filed suit in the Supreme Court asking for a receiver for the Prairie Oil and Gas Company the Kansas branch of Standard Oil over alleged state law violations.
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Commercial Tribune
Topeka
Kan
Coleman
Kansas
Supreme Court
Prairie Oil and Gas Company
Standard Oil Company
Foraker Alters Pneumatic Tube Amendment in Post Office Bill
The Senate adopted Foraker's changed amendment allowing larger pneumatic tube service funding and contracts with no hard limit beyond the last Congress rule. Original plan sought 800000, extend to 1500000. Cities like Cincinnati to gain service unless House vetoes. Other bills: post office 181,526,843. pension 138,000,000. rivers and harbors 38,350,899. sundry civil 67,000,000. bridges planned at Louisa Kentucky and Cumberland Trigg County Kentucky.
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Senate
Senator Foraker
Foraker
Postmaster General
Big Sandy River
Louisa
Cumberland
Trigg County
Poisoned Death Shocks San Francisco Widow Stanford
Mrs Jane Lathrop Stanford widow of Senator Leland Stanford died in Honolulu after a report of strychnine poisoning. Doctors say death came from tetanus of the respiratory system as investigators probe possible poisoning and prior attempts in San Francisco.
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Honolulu
Jane Lathrop Stanford
San Francisco
United States
Leland Stanford
Moana
Stanford
Korea
Henry Highton
Senate approves pneumatic tube plan for Cincinnati and five cities
The Senate passed an amendment by Senator Foraker creating pneumatic tube service in five cities including Cincinnati. Business circles welcomed the move while Congressman Overstreet warned he will oppose adoption in the House. C A Hinsch head of the Pneumatic Tube Committee urged Congressmen Goebel and Longworth to push passage and avoid stirring up legislation in the House.
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United States Senate
Senator Foraker
Cincinnati
Overstreet
House
C. A. Hinsch
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Lomza
John L. Sullvan
Loftus
Toledo
Grillo
THAIN
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Services Today
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Roosevelt Fika Garfield Report
Nurot
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Famous University
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Hoana
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