British and French leaders seek to avert Russia Japan crisis
Paris reports confirmation from official sources that Foreign Secretary Lansdowne and former French minister Delasse work to prevent a war between Russia and Japan. Officials expect detente and limited penetrations to ease the crisis.
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Woman Found Guilty in First Degree Murder Case
Mrs. Mary Rogers was found guilty of murder in the first degree for killing her husband on August 12. The verdict carries the death penalty as dictated by Vermont law.
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Vermont
Bennington
Mary Rogers
Silent man shot by Rock Island detectives in Earlham
Des Moines reports a silent man shot by Rock Island detectives at Earlham on suspicion of sending letters to Rock Island. He is believed tied to a domestic extremist group planning actions in Washington and Delaware. The Helena gunboat arrives at New Ghwang China for winter dockage with no new briefing on Manchuria.
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Dispute Over Kenmare Coal Mind Deal Reaches Trial
In Grand Forks W D December confusion paused as Buere and Weight failed to accept yesterday's offer. The defendants refused to deed back the block, and the case went to the jury after a lengthy afternoon session amid unresolved negotiations.
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Weight
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Bank Wrecked by Safe-Blowers in Anchor
A gang damaged a bank in Anchor last night and escaped with money. Police investigate the break in as residents express concern over the incident.
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Bloomington
Inquest Reveals Straws of Arson in Graves Case
An inquest into the death of Mrs Charles Graves found evidence of straw in the burning of her home on the east side. The inquiry noted threats against her by her husband and possible involvement by other parties in the fatal blaze and related events.
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Mra
Charles Graves
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Bryan Meets Czar in St Petersburg Audience
William Jennings Bryan was received in audience by Czar Nicholas I for about fifteen minutes in St Petersburg. Ambassador McCormick arranged the meeting on short notice and the exchange emphasized cordial relations between the United States and Russia. The czar discussed Russia's education system and his knowledge of authors, and Bryan noted the progress of public instruction during the talk. The Bryan visit included a dinner with Ambassador McCormick.
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William Jennings Bryan
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Russian Empire
Berlin
Attorney Wales sues John Mitchell in regional case
A lawsuit filed in Binghamton names Attorney A D Wales of this city against John Mitchell, president of the United Workers of America, alleging disputed services in recent years and seeking relief.
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Highwaymen Routed as Evanston car held up
In Chicago on December 22 two highwaymen attempted to rob an Evanston electric car. The motorman knocked a revolver from a robber on the front platform, a deputy sheriff struck another on the face, and a conductor pushed a third from the car. Robbers fled without the booty.
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Evanston
Anther
Czars Report On Birth Of Dead Son Denied
St Petersburg dispatch denies a Russian czarina birth of a son believed dead. The report stating birth and death is declared untrue and no such tragedy occurred.
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St. Petersburg
Czarina
Distillery Regulation Raid Nets Five Officers in Chicago
In Chicago on December 22 five officers were arrested by U S officials for operating a distillery contrary to government regulations. The laboratories were located in a fashionable shopping district cart area. One Sabon cas U Com vee the aborsion lecturer was mentioned but details remain unclear.
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Chicago
Columbus
U. S
Legrado Charged Rumors Reach Philippine War Chief
Washington reports charges filed against Benito Legrado affecting his moral character. Secretary Root condemns the cable dispatches as injurious before Legrado can reply. Legrado, a prominent Philippine official, is noted for brave acts supporting U S authority amid opposition.
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Philippine Islands
Manila
Root
Legardo
Philippines
War Department
United States
Aasieales
Mecca
Lis
Taft
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