Russia poised to end war with Japan on allied terms
reports from St. Petersburg say peace talks at Tsarskoe Selo outline Russia's acceptance of Japan's core demands, with only indemnity remaining contested. Japan would gain Port Arthur and Liao Yang, Corea under suzerainty, Vladivostok neutral, and Manchuria under international administration, with Manchuria restored to China.
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St. Petersburg
Tsarskoe Selo
Russia
Japan
Manchuria
Corea
Port Arthur
Liao Fung Peninsula
Vladivostok
Harbin
William
Mikado
Washington
China
Great Britain
Liao-Yang Peninsula
Eastern Chinese Railway
Trans-Siberian Railway
Railway dispute clouds China Russia final handover
The article notes that Russia will hand over control of an Eastern Chinese railway only temporarily. It may be fully acquired by the Chinese government after about thirty years at cost price plus interest and debts. The line is set to revert to China after eighty years.
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Ana
Russia
Bath causes death of child at Elizabeth nursery
Mary A Hart matron of the Elizabeth day nursery was found guilty of manslaughter in the death of four year old Elsie May Ernest. The jury returned the verdict after two hours with a mercy recommendation. Prosecutor English said the child was placed in hot mustard water and scalded to death. The head of the house committee testified Hart struck the child in the bath. Sentence was deferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
N. J
Mary A. Hart
Elizabeth ‘Day Nursery
Elsie
May Ernest
English
House Committee
Adulteration Found In Connecticut Food Samples
New Haven Conn Feb 22 Of 6000 samples from six kinds of foods tested at the Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station more than one third were adulterated The report notes many adulterations are harmless frauds used to increase profits while some involve dangerous chemicals such as antiseptics borax and formaldehyde used with milk as a substitute for cleanliness in the dairy
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New Haven
Conn
Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station
Miles ignores Mrs Davis in response to cruelty charges
Gen Nelson A Miles, inspector of the Massachusetts militia, said he would not reply to Mrs Jefferson Davis letter accusing him of cruelties as custodian of her husband. He noted the letter's offensiveness and hinted he may publish a photo copy of a letter he received from Mrs Davis thanking him for caring for Mr Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Nelson A. Miles
Massachusetts Militia
Jefferson Davis
Miles
Davis
Senator Jonathan Ross Infatal Train Sleigh Crash
In St Johnsbury Vermont on February 22 former U S senator and ex Vermont chief justice Jonathan Ross and his wife were struck by a train on the St Johnsbury and Lake Champlain branch of the Boston and Maine railroad. Mrs Ross was killed and Mr Ross severely injured.
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St. Johnsbury
Jonathan Ross
United States
Supreme Court of Vermont
Lake Champlain
Boston & Maine Railroad
Infant Smothered by Family Dog in Davenport
A pet dog crept into a cradle and lay on the sleeping two month old child of Mr and Mrs Charles Mason in Davenport Iowa. The infant died from smothering and the mother was distraught upon discovering the body.
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Davenport
Iowa
Charles Mason
Parrot Lays Beside Boy at Funeral in Chester
In Chester Pennsylvania on February 22 a funeral for David Leon Kimber was held and beside the boy lay a pet parrot that had grieved his death and died two days after its master.
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Barry Parrot
Chester
David Leon Kimber
Bride Tries to End Life in Washington Indiana
Mrs Effie Stanfield wife of Howard Stanfield attempted suicide twice by hanging in Washington Indiana on February 22 She was found unconscious both times but rescuers cut her down in time to save her life
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Washington, Ind
Effie Stanfield
Howard Stanfield
Harvard Receives 200000 From Died New York Lawyer
James Coolidge Carter, a leading New York lawyer who recently died, bequeathed $200,000 to Harvard University. The gift is stated to be practically unrestricted.
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Harvard
Boston
James Coolidge Carter
New York
Harvard University
Cortelyou Returns from Europe to New York Trip
George B. Cortelyou chairman of the Republican national committee returns from a tour of Italy and France. He travels with Mrs Cortelyou arriving in New York on February 22 seeking to resume party duties.
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Cortelyou
Europe
New York
George B. Cortelyou
Republican National Committee
Italy
France
Noted Fighter George La Blanche Found Dead in Canada
New York reports the body of George La Blanche known as The Marine, a famed pugilist, has been found in a Canadian swamp. Authorities classify the death as a likely self-inflicted act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George la Blanche
the Marine
Canada
Pneumonia Epidemic Warned By Pittsburg Health Board
Pittsburg Pennsylvania February 22 health authorities warn of a pneumonia epidemic. Since New Year nearly 300 persons have died.
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Pittsburg
Man Killed at Egyptian Powder Plant Shafting
Herrin NL Feb 22 an employee at the Egyptian powder plant was killed when his clothing caught in the shafting authorities reported. The accident occurred during work hours with investigators expected to review safety measures.
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Herrin
Action Yates Urges Republicans to Break From Rail Influences
Former Senator Chandler in a Feb 22 appeal urges Republicans to oppose railroad influence to keep the party in power. He cites a plan for government ownership or rate regulation, warning Bryan’s election and a liberal agenda if reforms fall short.
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Chandler
Cormac
Senate
William J. Bryan
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Elkins
Bryan
Mr. Chandler
House
Cens
Private Car Line Inquiry Resumed by Stevens Subcommittee
Washington February 22 The Stevens subcommittee of the House Interstate Commerce Committee resumed the private car line inquiry on Tuesday. The session focused on regulatory issues and potential impacts on transportation practices.
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Washington
Argument Against Federal Control Over Private Cars
The source notes an argument against federal authority contending private cars are not instruments of interstate commerce under the law and that the primary actors in car usage are not part of interstate commerce.
Venezuela Envoy Returns to Seek U S Venezuela Talks
Dr Jose de Jesus Paul arrives in Washington as special Venezuelan envoy to advance pending U S Venezuela settlements. He notes debts date from prior administrations and explains court actions on Guanoco Lake and Bermudez company amid ongoing cases related to concessions and alleged revolutionary involvement.
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Washington
United States
Venezuela
Jose de Jesus Paul
Paul
Caracas
High Federal
Bermudez Company
New York and
Bermudez
Manuel A. Matos
High Federal Court
Army Appropriations Conferees Reach Agreement on Most Provisions
Washington February 22. Conferees on the army appropriation bill report agreement on all but three disputed items. The remaining issues are the senate amendments for an Alaskan cable, retired officers pay, and filling vacancies in the assistant chief position of the record and pension bureau.
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Army
Washington
Senate
Record and Pension Bureau
National Bank Deposit Protection Proposal Placed Before Congress
A petition from the Oberlin, Ohio, board of commerce presented by Rep Weber asks Congress to authorize a nationwide bank deposit security plan. It would empower the comptroller of the currency to assess national banks to cover depositors if a bank fails.
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National Bank Protection
Washington
Congress
House
Weber
Oberlin, Ohio
Board of Commerce
New Postage Rate Considered By Congress
Washington reports a proposed 3 cent per pound rate on merchandise mailed from rural free delivery post offices and delivered on that route, with a five pound weight limit. The provision appears in the post office bill awaiting congressional action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
End of Swayne Impeachment Trial Set for Saturday
Washington February 22 Congress moves to end the Swayne impeachment trial in the senate this week. Judge Swayne will not be impeached as leaders opt for a quick closure. A vote is to be taken next Saturday afternoon at four oclock.
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Swayne
Washington
Senate
Unveil Bust of Washington in Capitol Rotunda
A bronze bust of Washington, replica of the marble original by David de Angers destroyed in 1851, was placed in the Capitol rotunda and unveiled yesterday at 11 o clock. The replica was given by the citizens of France as the original was.
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Washington
David de Angers
Library of Congress
Capitol
France
House committee backs Mann bills to regulate dams and bridges
Washington February 22 the house committee on interstate and foreign commerce authorized favorable reports on Mr Manns two bills to regulate dam construction in rivers and bridges over navigable streams.
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Washington
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Mann
Bids Open for Philippine Public Works Bonds
Washington February 22 formal circular invites tenders for the issue of 2,500,000 dollars in Philippine public works bonds. Bids are to be received up to 3 o'clock Friday March 10 at the insular bureau.
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Washington
Philippine Public Works
Insular Bureau
Omnibus Lighthouse Bill Moves To Enact Milwaukees Lighthouse
Washington reports the house committee on interstate and foreign commerce favored a broad lighthouse bill. It authorizes construction of several lighthouses including one planned for Milwaukee.
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Washington
House
Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Milwaukee
Senate confirms Byron I Price as deputy auditor
In executive session the senate confirmed Byron I Price of Wisconsin to be deputy auditor for theavy department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Byron I Price
Wisconsin
Theavy
Roosevelt refuses to abrogate Osage leases and expands oil probe
President Roosevelt will personally inquire into Standard Oil complaints and expand the probe to all states where the company has interests. Kansas legislators press to cancel Osage leases. Roosevelt declines, stating leases were made in good faith. Illinois moves to scrutinize pipeline routes and cross state lines, calling Standard Oil lines common carriers and proposing a Kansas loan for refinery development.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Washington
Roosevelt
Standard Oil Company
Texas
Beaumont Oil Fields
Standard Oil
Texas Oil District
Texas House of Representatives
Campbell
Garfield
Bureau of Corporations
Senator Long
Kansas
Osage Intftan
Hitchcock
Beef Trust
Illinois Assembly
Springfield
Ill
Ilinois
John P. McGoorty
Cook
House
Senate
Charles Allen
Vermilion County
McGoorty
Platt Loses 685000 Suit Over Alleged Gift to Elias
New York judge dismisses John R. Platt octogenarian magnate's suit claiming Hannah Elias obtained 685000 over 25 years amid threats. Justice O'Gorman finds no evidence to support coercion or exposure of relations.
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New York
John R. Platt
Hannah Elias
O'Gorman
Supreme Court
O’gorman
Platt
Arbor Day Declared by Governor Deneen
Springfield Ill Feb 22 Governor Deneen issued a proclamation designating Thursday April 21 Arbor Day urging observance statewide. Citizens are asked to plant trees on public grounds and along highways to mark the day.
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Springfield
Deneen
Turbine Steamer Carmania Launches at Clydebank
Glasgow February twenty second sees Cunard Steamship line launch the turbine liner Carmania at Clydebank. The 21,600 ton ship will move at 21 knots on two speeds, marking a trans Atlantic era for the fleet.
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Glasgow
Cunard
Clydebank
Why Men Grow Weak and the Promise of New Vitality
A vintage health ad claims men grow weak from age and loss of blood vitality. Dr Chase's Blood and Nerve Food supposedly restores blood, brain and nerves, rebuilding flesh and strength. It promises to revive full vigor, offering a free book and a 50 cent price, available from Houseworth Bros.
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Guickin
Bright
Yeemier
Lakeside Medicine Company
G Chigagos
Chase
Houseworth Bros
Canal plan to link Marseilles with the Rhone proposed
French engineers and capitalists push a major canal project to close the Italy France competition spurred by the Sha plon tunnel. The scheme, costing about £2.84 million, would include a four and a half mile bore/tunnel at £1.32 million. Havre harbor improvements proceed, aiming to make the port France’s finest over four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Geneva
Marseilles
Italy
Rhone
Havre
London Globe
English Spavin Liniment Promises Largest Horse Cure
English Spavin Liniment removes lumps and blemishes from horses and cures blood spavins splints ring bone and other ailments. Save $50 by use of one pottle warranted the most wonderful blemish cure ever known sold by C. H. Leonard druggist Elwood? Elishart Ind.
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C. H. Leonard
Elishart
Ind
Indictments Loom As Packagers Face Sherman Act Scrutiny
The administration moves against the beef trust with criminal indictments likely. Officials say two years in prison and a $5000 fine per violation await those implicated. Subpoenas issued to 185 plant officials in 15 cities summon testimony before a March 20 grand jury on Grosscup injunction and Sherman Act violations. Chicago and others brace for possible trials.
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Chicago
Beef Trust
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Washington Nat'l Bank
Luella Derbyshire
Ft. Wayne, Ind
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