Port Arthur Falls Bald to Have Captured Place
London dispatches report Japanese forces landing on the Liao Tung peninsula and shelling Port Arthur after a combined land and sea attack. Russian losses at Chyong Syong near the Yalu are tallied, while other notices mention Japan’s wartime actions and indemnity discussions in China.
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Bald
Yalu
London
Telegraph
Tokio
Port Arthur
Liao Tung Peninsula
Simé Unter
Chyong Syong
Yalu River
Russia
Vladivostok
Mororan
Otanmai
Yorzo
Yorzo Mountains
Russian military dispatch from Mukden reports progress near Ping Yang
A dispatch dated March 20 via Mukden, dated March 22 from St. Petersburg, says Russian troops remain in good spirits with no sickness. It notes Captain Aksemoff’s cavalry repelling a band of 109 Chinese, confirms enemy occupation of Anju and Ping Yang, and describes troop movements toward the Yalu as Russians delay a decisive engagement. China’s neutrality could hinge on early land battles.
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Ping Yang
St. Petersburg
Mukden
Zilinski
Ddyini
Aksemoff
Anju
Chimampho
Coaljo
Kinchow
Yalu River
Yalu
China
Firing Heard Off Yin Kow at Dawn
Firing was heard about six miles southward off Yin Kow between 7 and 7:30 this morning as hazy conditions hindered sighting. A credible report says two cruisers and five gunboats were off Winchow yesterday.
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Yin Kow
Winchow
Belgian steamer Clementic towed into port with shaft broken
The Belgian steamer Clementic, Captain Leonares, forty three days out from Antwerp to Fernandina Florida, with a broken shaft, was towed to the Azores by the German steamer Tenedos after drifting for over a month. The vessel is twenty five days overdue.
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Bt. Michael
Azores
Clementic
Leonares
Antwerp
Fernandina
Fla
Tenedos
Russians Commit Suicide Amid Siege at Port Arthur
News from Port Arthur via Shanghai reports several garrison officers self-inflicted deaths under bombardment strain. The town’s casualties rise to 265 as of the latest tally.
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New York
Port Arthur
Shanghai
Japanese Stop General Allen in Korea action
Japanese forces halted Brigadier General Henry J. Allen once chief of the Philippine constabulary and U S military observer with the Japanese army at Ping Yang, as they ordered him to depart from their outposts in Seoul. March 22 reports state.
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Allen
Seoul
Henry J. Allen
Philippine. Constabulary
United States
Ping
Yang
Tornado and hailstorm rain devastation hits Higginsville Missouri
A violent Missouri storm wrecked Higginsville injuring one man mortally and injuring several others. Fifty buildings unroofed, two nearby towns Corder and Alma damaged, windows shattered, many homes ruined, electricity down, and losses estimated around $40,000.
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Higginsville
Corder
Alma
J. W. Ensley
John Holgen
American forces capture Moro fort in Catabalo revolt
Major General Leonard Wood leads 450 troops of the Seventeenth and Twenty third infantry, cavalry, and artillery to seize a fort held by Catto Ali near Catabalo. The fort’s defenses are destroyed, 2000 Moros retreat with 100 dead, Americans suffer no losses, and Dato Sybangum is captured by Major Truitt and Captain MacCoy as Ali’s retainers flee.
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Manila
Leonard Wood
Catabalo
Seventeenth
Twenty-third Infantry
Fourteenth Cavalry
Gately
Cottta
Catto Ali
Truitt
MacCoy
Datto Sybangum
Ali
Infernal machine explodes at Liége residence of police chief
An infernal device exploded outside the home of Commissioner of Police Laurant in Liége on March 19 injuring Major Papin fatally and wounding several others. Papin and a policeman lost legs. multiple windows shattered. no clue to the attackers.
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Officer Killey
Liége
Belgium
Laurent
Papin
Result of Miners' Vote on Wage Scale Outcome
Tellers in Indianapolis report 165,887 votes for accepting the two years wage scale and 98,514 against the scale with 67,373 in favor of a strike. The overall majority against a strike runs 31,141, with Illinois and Iowa backing the strike and a 23,513 margin against peace in those states.
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Indianapolis
Ilinois
Iowa
Philippine elections in thirty two provinces report
Secretary Taft received Governor Wright's report on the March gubernatorial elections in the Philippines. Thirty two provinces held votes. sixteen former governors were re elected and eleven defeated. Wright noted quiet polling and high interest. Filipinos showed political skill, sometimes better than the United States. Protests accuse some candidates of fraudulent counting.
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Philippines
Washington
Taft
Wright
United States
Italians Fight Over Woman in New York Riot
A riot in a New York Italian settlement at One Hundred and Fourteenth Street and First Avenue ends with one man killed and several wounded by police. After a half hour battle, three men were arrested for suspected involvement in the murder as Alexander Fico and Vincensino Maresco fought over a woman.
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New York
One Hundred and Fourteenth Street
First Avenue
Alexander Fico
Vincensino Maresco
Fico
Mishaps of a Liner Steamship New York and Assaye
The American steamship New York grounded off Cape La Hague in fog then collided with the British troop ship Assaye in the English Channel near Hurst Castle. New York’s bow damaged Assaye’s starboard bow. New York’s bowsprit and figurehead were lost. Both ships reached Southampton with no injuries reported though serious damage feared.
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Southampton
New York
Young
Cape la Hague
France
English Channel
Assaye
Bombay
Cherbourg
Hurst Castle
England
German Bark Mona Collides With Lady Cairns Off Dublin Bay
The German bark Mona collided with the British bark Lady Cairns off Dublin bay. The Lady Cairns sank in minutes and the crew of twenty two were drowned. The Mona, though badly damaged, reached Dublin harbor with assistance.
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Dublin
Mona
Dublin Bay
Dublin Harbor
Matador Cuco Fernandez Mortally Gored in Juarez Bullring
El Paso reports Antonio Fernandez known as Cuco, a matador, killed in Juarez when a bull he just pierced with the death thrust gored him fatally. About 3000 spectators attended the fight, many Americans, with two horses injured earlier.
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el Paso
Tex
Cuco
Antonio Fernandez
Juarez
Arrowhead Lake Filling Signals Exposition Progress
Water filling at Arrowhead lake within the World's fairgrounds marks the start of exposition completion. The 9,000,000 gallon lake lies near the Philippine reservation and will serve as homes for lake dwelling tribes and provide fire protection. Lagoons will be filled next week from city mains.
Nelson poisoning case ruled death by own action
State's Attorney Goodner determined the Nelson case is death by own action. Reina Nelson of Pierre tried to shift blame to Mrs Dye of Boone for interfering with her plan to marry Sherman Dye.
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Miss Nelson
Pierre
S. D
Goodner
Boone, In
Nelson
Missa Reina Nelson
Mrs. Dye
Sherman Dye
George Fach Returns Home After Six Months at Sanitarium
After six months in the open air at the state sanitarium White Haven George Fach returns to Mount Joy weighing forty pounds more. Doctors say he has been cured of consumption by sleeping with zero breezes and compulsory woodchoppers on the coldest days.
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Mount Joy
State
White Haven
George Fach
Parker Delegates Elected for Parker Favoring Nomination
Democratic conventions in Orleans Chemung and Cortland counties chose delegates to the state convention and instructed them to back Judge Alton B. Parker of New York for the presidential nomination.
Germans Repulsed in Africa in March Fight
Berlin reports Lieutenant Colonel Luetwein as governor of German South West Africa. severe fighting ongoing with German forces forced to retreat. Seven officers and nineteen men killed and many wounded in the clashes.
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Africa
Berlin
Luetwein
Dewey Crowd Acquitted In Berry Murder Case
Chauncey Dewey and two cowboys Clyde Wilson and William J. McBride were acquitted by a jury after a trial of about twenty eight hours in Norton Kansas. The case charged them with murdering Burchard Berry.
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Dewey
Norton
Kan
Chauncey Dewey
Clyde Wilson
William J. McBride
Burchard Berry
Impeachment Move Dives Into Judge Swayne Case
Washington March 22 The House Judiciary Committee voted to impeach Charles Swayne a Florida district judge The committee withheld details until a full report by Rep Palmer will be presented this week The subcommittee favored impeachment while some members opposed It covers absence from his circuit nonresidence contempt imprisoning a lawyer and a litigant’s son and refusing to hear witnesses amid oath disputes
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House Committee On Judiciary
Florida
Washington
Charles Swayne
District of Florida
House
Palmer
Pennsylvania
Clayton
Alabama
Gillette
California
Swayne
Senate
Trade Review Notes Coal Miners Accept Wage Cut
R G Dun reports trade and industry improve with favorable signs outweighing negatives. The key development is two thirds of bituminous coal miners voting to accept a wage reduction reducing the risk of a factory shutdown as revival continues. Building trades face delays but settlement expected. Easter goods retailing rises while stocks thin. Weather boosts outdoor work and exhibition traffic to St Louis remains a notable factor.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Former Mayor Grace Dies of Pneumonia in New York
New York reports the death of former Mayor William R. Grace at his residence from pneumonia in the city. He was in his seventy second year.
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New York
William R. Grace
Riley's Drag Store Blood Purifier Claim
An aged advertisement notes a product named Nanediive purifying blood and strengthening the whole system priced at 50 pts. The copy appears from Riley's Drag Store and promotes health tonics with a broadhealth claim.
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Riley's
Cure a Cold in One Day Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
Advertisement claims a fast cure for a cold using Bromo Quinine tablets. It promises quick relief and refunds if no improvement, noting a home remedy approach with a mysterious signature.
Ely’s Cream Balm for Nasal Catarrh
Nasal catarrh relief advertised with aromatic Ely’s Cream Balm applied through the nostrils. Druggists offer 50c size and 10c trial by mail. Proponents claim cleansing and healing action across the nasal surface with a liquid form variant to be sold including a spraying tube. City Drug Store carries the product.
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Ely
City Drug Store
Grain and Provisions Market Report Chicago March 21
Excellent growing weather in Kansas Nebraska and Oklahoma trims wheat prices by 1 cent. Corn and provisions close lower with mixed bid prices across May July and September contracts. Cash grain values listed for No 2 red wheat No 5 red No 2 spring wheat and other classes with oats corn and pork and lard quotes.
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Chicago
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Séiec
Omaha Grain Exchange closing prices
Closing prices on the Omaha Grain exchange show Wheat May 46c July 824c Corn May WWilge July 4 1 " Oats May 68e No 2 hard wheat 824uyak7e No 3 hard wheat 74860 No 4 hard wheat TOUWGTIC No 2 spring wheat 82 4tudic No 8 spring wheat Ty asic No 4 spring wheat T004 iac No 2 cash corn 44c No 3 cash corn 42043c No 4 cash corn 41 42c No 2 yellow corn 44c No % yellow corn 42 43%c No 2 white corn 44c No 3 white corn 42 43igce No 2 cash oats 88 89c No 3 cash oats STGa8C No 4 cash oats d6 sTe No 2 white oats 42 438c No 3 white oats 40 4lic No 4 white oats 39 40c standard oats 41Kc4244e
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Omaha
Omaha Grain Exchange
Omaha Casa
sTe
Chicago cattle and hog market rounds up receipts and prices
Chicago reported cattle receipts of 28 900 with good to prime steers priced at 5 25 to 5 00 and cows 1 60 to 4 00. Hog receipts totaled 35 000 today with most sales 5 10 to 5 20 and heavy hogs 5 29 to 5 40. Sheep receipts reached 25 000 with wethers 4 25 to 5 25 and native lambs 4 50 to 5 50.
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Chicago
Texas Fed
Kansas City Market Report Mixed Receipts and Prices
Kansas City reports mixed cattle and hog prices with receipts around 5 600 head cattle and 2 200 hogs. Beef steers steady to strong with prices 1.50 to 5.25 per hundredweight. dressed beef at 2.40 to 4.40. western fed at 3.30 to 4.40. stockers and feeders list varied bids. Hogs top around 5.10 with notable volume and lighter hogs near 5.07. sheep and lambs show activity with native lambs around 3.00 and ewes about 3.64.
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Kansas City
Western Fed
Téd Ewes
South Omaha Livestock Market Report Card
March cattle receipts 3 500 steady to easier with native steers 8005 to 815, cows and heifers 1900 to 2600, stocks and feeders 2100 to 1410, calves 3000 to 330, hogs receipts 3 6.e lower with typical sales 445 to 654, sheep 8000 higher with yearlings 160 to 180, ewes 3000 to 440, lambs 500 to 580.
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South
Ortalia
South Omaha
Commons
Strcker
Lambs
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