Fraudulent naturalization papers net $600,000 report says
New York officials warn that forged naturalization certificates flood the state. About 100,000 fraudulent papers are said to be circulating, with New York City issuing roughly a third. Italian citizens are cited as the largest group among offenders, while Greeks Armenians and Germans appear less often. Emigration agents and the courts are noted as active in confronting the issue. A Newark plant operation is mentioned, with broader investigations across public departments following Roosevelt’s December address.
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George W. Morgan
New York State
New York City
Whelt Beiness
William Williams
Bliis Island
Vureau
Newark
N. d
Roosevelt
Congress
New York
International Mercantile Agency
Lana
Chicago
Ansas
North
South Dakota
Fierce fighting around Port Arthur and Yushu Pass
Reports from the Russo Japanese conflict describe extreme combat near Port Arthur with Japanese forces attacking outer forts and suffering heavy casualties while civilians flee. At Yushu pass, Gen. Kuroki and Gen. Herzenhmann clash in brutal heat as Russians defend a strategic position. both sides endure severe losses and tactical maneuvers aim to outflank Mukden and Liaoyang.
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Port Arthur
Wolf, Green
Christ Hills
Akelior
Pleyna
Iake
Arthur
Yushi Pass
Kuroki
Herachelmann
Yushu
Liaoyang
Batmutze
Mukden
Kurok
Kuropatkin
Yushu Pass
Japanese Drive Russians Back on Yalu Front in Heavy Fighting
In dawn to noon action the Japanese forces pushed the Russians westward, with Nuraki repelling Yalu maneuvers and seizing a strong artillery position. Across the border near Yangee and Nanga pass, limited Japanese artillery due to terrain fought a two day clash as Russians retreated to Hui Cheng after heavy casualties. The Japanese captured six guns and thirty-three prisoners at the cost of about 1,000 Japanese killed or wounded.
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Liaoyang
Simotcheng
Afteen
Hla
Nuraki
Yangee
Tinoyang
Jumoyang
Yushu
Kurok
Yangse
Nanga Pass
Iis Tuk
The
Yalu
St. Petersbutrgs
Zarouble
Zasenliteh
Zaasa- Uteh
Zie- Sultel
Huicheng
War News in Brief Seizures and Rumors Across Fronts
Amid war briefings from Washington and London, reports claim Port Arthur’s fall to Japan is unconfirmed while Russia cites heavy losses near Liaoyang. American cargoes valued at 10.5 million dollars face possible seizure. Tokyo accuses Russian onslaught of severe setbacks with tens of thousands reported dead. Notes on contraband, foodstuff classification, and Tolstoy’s denunciation close the dispatch.
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United States
Nagasaki
Port Arthur
Houtsvntze
Liaoyang
Japan
Molan Pass
Smith Iil
Russia
Washington
Count Tolvtai
Ivondon Times
Parker Wins Democratic Notification Amid Rain at Rosemount
In Ulster County New York a rainy dawn gave way to a formal ceremony at Rosemount as Judge Parker accepted the Democratic presidential nomination. Notables included Champ Clark delivering the opening address and Parker defending tariff reform and self-government for the Philippines. Also noted were a public hanging in Uniontown and an aeronautical accident in Ohio.
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Ulster County
New York
Judge Parker
United States
Rosemount
Webster
Kingston
Esopus
McCausland
Sugarcore
Democratic Notification Committee
la- Saumare
Charman Champ Chirk
Mixysours
St. Louis
William F. Sheehan
Parker
Mr. Clark
Trade Outlook Brightens Despite Labor Tensions
R G Dun & Co. reports Chicago trade shows improving activity with higher production and stronger merchandise demand. Wheat crop prospects remain solid, farming buyers poised to expand purchases as supplies rise. Confidence grows across cotton, dry goods, woolens and groceries with steady steel and lumber demand and few feared plant closures.
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R. G. Dun &Co
Chicago
Brower's
Feilures
Chicago and Detroit Cattle and Grain Prices Snapshot
A fragmented list of regional commodity quotes shows Chicago and Detroit cattle prices ranging from common to prime, with hog, sheep, wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley, and butter values. Notable entries include No 2 red corn around 99¢ to $1.02, Milwaukee wheat near $1.06, New York cattle $3.50 to $6.00, and Buffalo butter near 5 to 7 cents.
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Chicago
Lewis
Milwaukee
New York
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