National Republican Committee Meet in Chicago
Chicago reports Postmaster General Payne and Speaker Cannon arriving to chair the Republican National Committee gathering set for Wednesday. Most members expected by tomorrow as preparations proceed in the Windy City. Also noted are Spooner fire damage at Spooner Wisconsin and Raisuli captivity terms in Tangier.
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Russians trapped as Japanese execute flanking maneuver
Information from New Chwang reports Japanese forces left Pulan Tian to block Russian southward relief of Port Arthur. After a brief clash the Japanese feigned retreat and used a double flank to trap Russians, with 2000 troops retreating along the Baimatgu Tsaichou road. Russian losses were heavy and carts carried wounded soldiers.
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Rockefeller's plan to unite mines across the United States
The World reports John D. Rockefeller has personally begun forming a nationwide mining combine within the last ten days, sparing only Calumet and Island mines in northern Michigan from the scheme.
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New York
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Nan Patterson Indicted for First Degree Murder
New York June 3 Nan Patterson was indicted today for murder in the first degree for the killing of Cesar Young. The case centers on Patterson as the principal suspect in the high profile murder.
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New York
Nan Patterson
Cesar Young
Quiet at Cripple Creek as Deportations Prepare
Cripple Creek Colorado reports a calming scene with tensions easing among classes. About 125 men are in the bullpen with 50 to 75 slated for deportation today or tomorrow.
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Bell Says Forty May Be Hanged In Colorado Riot
Cripple Creek Colorado June 13 Gen Sherman Bell announced he has incriminating evidence to convict a number of union men for murders of non union miners in the Independence explosion. He said thirty five to forty men are in the bull pen and more suspects will be named as evidence is gathered.
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Brown University holds 36th commencement sermon
Providence June 13 report says Brown University began its 36th commencement with the ceremonial service as the degree candidates gathered for the bachelor and master degree presentations. President Faunce delivered the sermon to assembled faculty and students.
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Russians Mystified by Jap Movements
St Petersburg reports Japanese advances north and south of Feng Wang Cheng sparking mystery. Some see feints while others think General Kuroki launched a flank assault on Lio Yang. Rumors of a major naval battle near Port Arthur circulate without confirmation. A Japanese steamer Manchuria carried navy priests to inspect naval stations and bases around the region.
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Yalu
Alien Bay
Liao Tung Peninsula
Port Arthur forces work to repair ships amid siege
A Chinese spy who escaped Port Arthur says Russian forces repair damaged warships day and night, aiming for completion in about a fortnight. He reports 30 000 defenders and many wounded, with food stocks lasting about two months.
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Russians Oppose Japanese Troops in Mukden Dispatch
A Mukden dispatch notes Russian soldiers generally speak contemptuously of Japanese troops. It claims Japanese hospitals treat wounded, while Russians are described as strong but less able to influence medical care. The report reflects ongoing battlefield tensions and Allied observations.
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Mukden
Wilson Enthusiastic Over Minnesota Experiments
Minneapolis reports Secretary of Agriculture James Wilson toured the Paul experiment station. He praised dairy product research and cattle feeding trials and said Washington will study results, aiming to keep cattle disease out of Minnesota as grain and corn crops appear strong locally.
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Brutal murder rattles Wilkesbarre as assailant maims farmer
June 13 in Wilkesbarre Henry Ortwine, an aged farmer, was stabbed four times and his tongue partly cut. Martin Green allegedly attacked him, gunmen restrained him. In Susquehanna the Eric ene Co discharged 108 workers, 10 percent, marking another round of cuts across its shops and related facilities.
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Henry Ortwine
Martin Green
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Barry’s Condition Defends Case Near End in District Court
Grafton North Dakota June 43 The defense for William Barry nears completion in district court with insanity witnesses and testimony from Thomas Barry his wife and Rev D J Ikes read from former trials. The case may conclude before week’s end.
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Andrew Mellen
Duis
Firemen Overcome by Smoke at Hamburg Café Blaze
In New York on June 13 thirty firemen were temporarily overcome by tobacco smoke and fumes from alcohol while battling a fire at Holtzs cafe in Buedwege. The article details weak air and difficult conditions as gear and precautions were tested.
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