Russia warns against Manchuria concession amid China talks
March reports from Washington note Russia denies aims to seize Manchuria while asserting no secret or public deals with Britain or others. The US pressed China via Conger and Li Hung Chang, warning against territorial concessions without multilateral approval. Count von Sini of Russia met Secretary Hay as tensions and diplomacy unfold amid the Manchuria question and related border interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Hussa
England
Manchuria
United States
China
Mr. Conger
Prince Ching
Li Hung Chang
Conger
Russia
Great Britain
Sini
Hay
Tuusia
Mannehstria
Land claims loom for eastern Nebraska tracts
Sloe Cis and Mboeh and-Phe Omaha in Als on the pose vation in eastern Nebraska are preparing to take steps svlilis big bond claim. Chas. Mathewron, Indian agent for the Cima fee and Winnebaugos will present their Muant Washington so that an atorney fey dn auppeited to begin the work.
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Sloe Cis
Mboeh
Omaha
Als
Nebraska
Mathewron
Te Cima Fee
Winnebaugos
Washington
Save the Children pushes anti-vice reform in NYC
New York March 2 William H Baldwin head of the anti vice committee states the civic committee has no plan for immediate arrests or reform movement. He cites 80 000 tenement houses housing ten to twenty families and about 50 children per dwelling urging that traffic of vice in streets cease and that the atmosphere be pure and tenements kept clean for the sake of the poor children.
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York
Wm. H. Baldwin
Civic Committee
Chet
Mr. Baldwin
Gecency
King President Callaway denies Chesapeake and Ohio lease to Pennsylvania railroad
March 9. King president Callaway of the New Yeutral railway firm denied plans to lease the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad to the Pennsylvania railroad. Rumors in Wall Street had suggested a 9 year lease with a 2 percent guarantee, but Callaway said he never heard of such a deal. The report appeared in a morning newspaper amid stock market speculation.
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Callaway
New Yeutral Railway
Ohio Railroad
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wall Street
Pennsylvania
Er Tost
Dutch Rout Crushes Rebels at Paja enhee Fortress
A dispatch from Amsterdam reports Dutch forces captured an Achinez fortress at Paja enhee on the Pedir er west bank. Seventy seven rebels were killed and many drowned. The Dutch suffered twenty killed and seven wounded.
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Amsterdam
Tiatavia
Pajaenhee
Tonch
Navy Promotions List Honors Navy Officers in China
The president sent to the senate a list of officers promoted for eminent and conspicuous conduct in battles in China and Pekin from 1900 to 1909. Names include Bowman M. McCalla, Daniel W. Warstaugh, Charles E. Gilpin, Joseph H. Taussig, Charles E Courtney, Thomas M. Lippit, Henry E. Jewett, Clifford E. Sheldon, W. T. Lyteton, John T. Meyers, Smedley D. Butler, Henry Leonard, Anderson, Wade S. Jolly, Arthur Harding, Davis, George H. Thorpe, David D. Porter. Several officers earned brevet ranks for distinguished conduct near Tien Tsin and Pekin. The report also notes a fire at Detroit Stove Works, destroying a building and injuring workers.
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Washington, Maren
Senate
Bowman M. McCalla
Daniel W. Warstbaugh
Charles E. Gilpin
Joseph H. Taussig
Seymour
Charles E.courtney
Thomas M. Lippit
Legations
Pekin
Henry E. Jewett
Clifford E. Sheldon
Moun
W. T. Lyteton
U. 8
Marine Corps
John T. Meyers
C. 8
Marine ‘Orp
Smedley D. Butler
United States Marine Corps
Tien ‘Tsin
Nobbe
Eighth Army Corps
George {. Thorpe
Ovaleta
P. I
David D. Porter
Novaleta
P. L
Olds Motor Works Fire Rips Detroit Factory on Jefferson
A major blaze devastated the Olds Motor Works facility on Jefferson Avenue Detroit March 9. Fire crews battled flames through the night, with extensive smoke and damage reported but no confirmed injuries as investigators secure the site.
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Detroit
Mich
Olds Motorworks
Jefferson Avenue
Ship Wrecks In Europe Cause Loss Of Several Crews
A gale rips the English channel as wrecks hit France and Norway. A fishing smack near Tregastel and the schooner Mars of Bordeaux near Morlaix lose crews with multiple drownings. The Lizzie Currie, bound from Savannah, goes to rock, total loss. captain and crew saved.
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Paris
Tregastel
Brest
Mars
Bordeau
Morleaux
Bay of Biscay
Lizzie Currie
Savannah
Gigon Bar
Trail of Bloodhounds Fails to Find Suspect in Bluffton Assault
Bloodhounds were set on the track of the man who made a nighttime assault on Miss Wittle Delong in Bluffton Indiana. Wet ground hindered the chase and the trail was not struck. Miss Delong is reported to be recovering. A $500 reward is offered for the capture of the assailant.
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Bluffton
Ind
Capitalist Dead in Paris Death Report
A private dispatch reports the death in Paris of F. C. Matthieson, director of the American Sular Refining company and the Standard Distilling and Distributing company, along with several other corporations.
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New York
Paris
F. C. Matthieson
American Sular Refining Company
Standard Distilling and Distributing Company
Centerville Couple In Coffee Pot and Gun Clash
John Leonard and his wife of Centerville had a violent dispute this afternoon. Mrs Leon ard struck him with a coffee pot while he struck her with a gun, leaving her with a scalp wound needing four stitches. Deputies Kirby and ONeill pursued Leonard toward the county jail.
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John Leonard
Centerville
Leon
Kirby
Leonard
O'Neill
Big Tide rancher fined for contempt in federal case
Oliver J. Jones of the Big Tide ranch was found guilty of contempt for interfering with a U S court officer and sentenced to a $25 fine. Alfred Hatton and Claude Lapham, charged with him, were acquitted and the complaints against them dismissed.
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Oliver J. Jones
Big Tide
United Sates
Alfred Hatton
Claude Lapham
Phillipsburg Bankrupt Petition Filed in U S Court
A Philipsburg firm John A Spencer and Son filed for bankruptcy in a United States court. Liabilities totaled 11643.28 with assets of 49 400 exempt. George B Noble also filed for bankruptcy in the U S court with liabilities of 1562.91 and no assets.
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John A. Spencer
North End man held on wife threat charge
Clifford McGilvray was detained by sheriff's officers on a charge of threatening the lives of his wife and her mother. A formal complaint had not yet been filed and prospects for early release remained under discussion.
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Clifford McGilvray
North End
Merchandize Firm In Great Falls Fails After Filing
From Great Falls comes news that Towis and Andrew Toulswick ran a genial merchandise business in Great Pat's and have failed, with a filing made yesterday to wind up affairs.
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Towis
Andrew Toulswick
Great Pat's
Bankruptcy petition filed in United States court
The subject is declared bankrupt with case referred to A. Balliet of Helena. Debtor owes creditors in Great Paris and the eastern states totaling $28,982.18. Assets listed at $17,700 including $36,000 merchant dise. Cash on hand $200 and open accounts valued at $1,500 with face value $3,374. Charles Lee testified in Judge Sullivan's chambers about a dispute where a man named Commodore Adams drew a gun and struck him. A charge of assault and battery was drawn and Adams is expected to appear in police court Monday.
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United States
8. A. Balliet
Helena
Great Paris
Charles Lee
Sullvan
Commodore Adams
Adams
Fremont Street Grading Petition Filed by Hall Bros and Others
Hall Bros and 18 other residents and owners filed a petition with the city clerk seeking grading of Fremont street from Main to Delaware and extending south on Delaware avenue to Front street.
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Hall Bros
Fremont Street
Main
Delaware
Delaware Avenue
Front Street
Nellie Gray Fined in Robbery Case in City Court
Nellie Gray was convicted of robbing Donovan of $80 while he visited her and was fined $100, which she paid to the city. Freddie Thompson faced charges for robbing Lucas M. Collins of a watch and $20 in coin but was discharged and the complaint dismissed.
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Nellie Gray
Donovan
Freddie Thompson
Lucas M. Collins
Butte Labor Caucus Set for March First in City Wards
Notices announce a caucus to select delegates for primaries, listing ward locations, numbers of delegates and alternates, with times from 6 to 7 pm. Also included are mining claim labor notices and a 1901 rent ad. Names include Charles Whitely and Dennis O Donnell, with addresses in Butte Montana.
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Labor Party
Butte
Silver Bow
First Ward
East
Gagnon Street
Eighth Ward
East Front Street
Charles Whitely
City Central Committee
Shot Party
Wetten Ad
IBL
Pat O'Neil
O'Donnell
United States
Admiral Dewey
Summit Valley
Silver Bow County
Montana
Dennis O'Donnell
Mont
West Galena
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Ihlaairk
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Pice
Cror
Dixon County
Chim
Utis
Henry Fontenelle
South Bend
Charles A. Johnson
First National Bank of Niles
Chicago
Coly
Montana Hardware Co
North Main St
Butt
NAVY
Detroit Stove Works
Olds Works
Europe
Jones
Philipsburg
Great Falls
Nellie
Notice LO
Aft Deupeiste
Missoula
J.B. Hayes
Chas, Marsh, Hayes
Eclipse Livery
Boivk
Vasoula, Mont
Joseph Ozttinger
D. D.S
Pringle
George
Clave
Snell Bicycles
Bishop & Kern
Higgans Ave
Florence Sea Laundry
Florence
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