Simultaneous Japanese Attacks Planned Near Vladivostok
Report from Rome says Japanese forces under protection of a squadron that bombarded Vladivostok may land on Ting Island or Arkold and nearby inlets southeast of Vladivostok. A simultaneous attack on Port Arthur and Vladivostok is expected today as the Yellow Sea squadron remains before Port Arthur.
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Vladivostocsk
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Arkold
Vladivostock
Yellow Sea
Port Arthur
Stockholm
Sensation in Boxall Case Shocks San Bernardino
In San Bernardino California this morning the Boxall trial heard the defense claim that Chas Lloyd is not dead but alive near Manila challenging the earlier confession from Boxall and his sisters alleging Lloyd’s death in Japan and a funeral held here. The town doubts Lloyd’s death and suspects a feigned demise to dodge assault charges.
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Mar. T
Wm. Boxall
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Manila
Japan
Russia to Defy Europe by Shipping Warships to Dardanelles
Berlin March 7 The Tageblatt reports Russia intends to defy Europe by sending its warships through the Dardanelles The Lokaler Anzeiger adds the Russian railway around Lake Baikal will not be ready for use before December
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Mer
Tageblatte
Russia
Europe
Dardanelles
Lokal Anzieger
Lake Haikal
Question of Russia's contraband declaration in Commons
In the Commons Premier Halfour stated the government views Russia's declaration that contraband of war should be treated as of greatest importance. The government is seeking clearer information on how Russia intends to interpret the declaration and its implications.
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London
Mar
Commons
Teady
Halfour
Russia
Railroad Collision Kills Two In Missouri Tunnel
Jefferson City March 7 A rear end crash in a tunnel four miles east of the city on the Missouri Pacific line this morning killed a brakeman and a conductor.
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Jefferson City
Mar
There
Missouri Pacific
Ministers to Question Reed Stuart Over Polygamy Report
Detroit March 7 ministers at noon decided to ask Rev. Reed Stuart a Unitarian minister whether he correctly reported saying that polygamy must be accepted as a legitimate religious custom and that many monogamists secretly practiced illegitimate polygany.
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Detroit
Reed Stuart
Frisco Millionaire Shot in Office Mystery Deepens
San Francisco March 7 Joseph Genbach a millionaire packer was shot in his office Saturday night and died the next morning without regaining consciousness The public believed his son Albert in custody fired the fatal shot amid rumors he refused to give more money The motive appears financial rather than personal
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San Francisco
Mar
Jos. Buttgenbach
Albert
Fred
Miners Refer Strike to Local Unions in Indianapolis
Indianapolis March 7 The miners convention in session voted to refer the strike question to the local union for action.
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Indianapolis
Big strike action hits Chicago workers in paint and cement
In Chicago on March 7 more than five thousand painters and eight hundred cement workers walked off jobs seeking higher pay. The strike closed all cement workers and painters shops, signaling a major labor action in the city.
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Chicago
Simla Fire Damages British Lumber Carrier off Port Blakeley
Port Blakeley Washington reports the British ship Simla, hauling lumber for Sydney, sustained fire damage this morning estimated at 20,000. The vessel, owned in Liverpool, suffered the blaze with unknown cause.
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Wash
Simla
Sydney
Liverpool
Rose to the Shot sentenced for murder in Salt Lake
Frank Rose, a convicted murderer, laughed and sang to the court when asked how he would die. The judge ordered him shot on April 22 for killing his wife on Christmas Day, leaving the infant beside the corpse for two days until police found it. Rose showed no remorse and declined to plead.
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Salt Lake
Mar
Frank Rose
Rose
Hose
Japanese fleet maneuvers sea report dismisses bombardment
Paris dispatches state the Japanese fleet merely maneuvered on Monday and did not bombard St. Petersburg as earlier reported. The note suggests Japan aims to regain Sagbalien Island from Russia, a key source for northern Japan’s fisheries.
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St. Petersburg
Mar
Vladivostok
Paris
Japan
Sagbalien Island
Russia
Czar Seeks Mediation to End War in Far Past
London dispatches report Russia eager for mediation to end the war. Information from various sources says the Czar favors referring the dispute to the Hague tribunal and placing powers in the past.
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London
Mar
Russia
Hague
Poison candy death case rocks Boone Iowa to Pierre
Des Moines reports the death of Miss Rena Nelson in Pierre after eating alleged poisoned candy mailed from Boone Iowa. Mrs Sherman Dye stands charged with murder and extradition arguments were heard by Governor Cummins who held decision pending legal opinion. Dye supports his wife who remains jailed.
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Des Moines
Mar
Pierre
South Dakota
Rena Nelson
Boone
Iowa
Sherman Dye
Cummins
Queen of the Crescent Collides with Freight Near Kewakee
The southbound Queen of the Crescent from Cincinnati struck a northbound Southern Railway freight on a joint track near Kewakee Mississippi at dawn. Six people died and two were fatally injured. two mail clerks died in the mail car fire. Surgeons work at the scene tending to the injured.
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Ala
Queen of the Crescent
Cincinnati
Southern Railway
Kewakee
Miss
Six Thousand New York Laborers Strike Over Ten Hour Day
New York on March eight reports six thousand building laborers walking out in a strike against the ten hour workday with no wage increase. Workers cited fatigue and safety concerns, seeking parity with longer hours elsewhere and demanding concessions from contractors and unions.
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New York
Frisco Man Illicitly Ends Life in Gas Obscured by Debt
Pierre Jacobs, nephew of M. H. DeYoung proprietor of the Morning Chronicle, apparently died last night by inhaling illuminating gas. Despondency over financial troubles was the stated cause.
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San Francisco
Mar
Pierre Jacobs
M. H. DeYoung
The
Morning Chronicle
Chicago Fire Destroys Bullen Elevator, 100000 Loss
A Chicago blaze at the Bullen Company's large elevator caused about 100000 dollars in damage. Fireman John Hubbard was fatally injured in the blaze that struck in the afternoon of March 7.
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Chicago
Bullen Company
John Hubbard
Banker's Suicide Shocks Berlin After Home Failure
Berlin march 8 Hugo Brendal prominent banker killed himself today following the failure of his house due to the dishonesty of a trusted employee. The drastic act ends a high profile career after mounting financial losses and a breach of trust.
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Berlin
Hugo Brendal
Murderer Plays the Death Watch in Jail Escape
Mark Dunn, jailed for the Alfred Fenton murder, feigned reading a letter to trap the death watch. He seized a pistol, forced Fenton’s son or guard at pistol point, then fled through a revolving door at 5 50 AM. A sheriff’s posse pursues Dunn with no clue to his whereabouts.
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Mark Dunn
Alfred Fenton
Dunn
Winchester
Trained Nurses for Japan Arrive Tonight in Seattle
Dr. Anita McGee leads a corps of trained nurses en route to Japan to tend Japanese wounded soldiers. The group is due in Seattle tonight and sails on the Orient Maru tomorrow.
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Seattle
Mar
Anita McGee
Japan
Orient
Harvesters Strike Ties Holt Works in Stockton Blockade
Stockton March 8 All but four of the 150 employees of the Holt Harvester Works struck this morning. The plant is completely tied up and other local industries may join the trouble. The factory is closely picketed by orderly strikers.
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Stockton
Mar
Holt Harvester Works
Marquis Ito's Mission to Korea For Emperor
Marquis Ito travels to Korea on the 15th on a special mission for the Emperor. The purpose remains undisclosed, and the trip is described as a confidential imperial assignment.
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Marquis Ito
Tokio
Japan
Mar
Korea
Family Ends Life in Berlin Villa Tragedy
Lieut Beseke retired, his wife, daughter and two sons were found dead from poison in a Wilhelmsstraße villa. Officials believe the family’s troubled state drove a collective suicide.
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Berlin
Mar
Beseke
Wilhelmetrasee
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