Anglo Russian siding clash sparks near breach
Turbulent days as British and Russian troops face across trenches near a Russian concession. Generals Von Waldersee and Voyron urged restraint while incidents between French, British, and American troops provoke muttered protests. A proposed railroad siding becomes flashpoint amid calls for European orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anyonb
Generel Wogack
I Adids
Ondere
Iis
Marshal von Waldersee
Europe
Wome Wemers
Deitish Arkh
Sahndag
Lorne-Campbell
Geneva
James Campbell
Wang
Voyrou
Angstamp
Tarne-Campbell
Vayran
Tanintaln
Fante
Pas
Am Amerinny
Brenchmann
Foote
Beltish
Voyvon
Russia Refuses Manchuria Concessions to Press Probes
St Petersburg reports from March 19 indicate Russia has not yielded to any powers and has not modified Manchurian demands. The government dismisses external persuasion as unfounded and insists on its right to conduct negotiations with any nation. No friendly inquiries have altered Moscow’s stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Associated Press
Russia
Ching Jins Ueen
Ambiguous Accord Over Railroad Siding Sparks Diplomatic Doubts
A muddled early report describes a proposed agreement involving Great Britain and Russia, with implications for a railroad siding and contested concessions. Officials doubt whether any formal arrangement exists, while the Chinese grant and Rosalia claims complicate the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiexia
Great Britain
Rosalia
Russia Sets Stage for War Over Europe Tensions
A high official of the foreign office quoted by the Associated Press says Russia will advance its position with force if needed. Britain is urged to back down while France and England may head toward war to resolve the row over Mangin and theイn. The official denies French soldiers attacking an English officer, saying no confirmation has been received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Russia
Poston
Attica
Advange
Sun
Wasy
Mangimrin
Snstanled
England
Wwe
Russian general declines compromise as tension mounts
A dispatch from Jen Tsin reports General Woymack refusing Count Von Waldersee's terms. Hostilities rise with troops ringed around the railway station. French forces clash with English in the settlement, as Captain Bogier and others defend, while General Campbell Lien orders All Is troops to eject the French and seal the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mow Fork
Herald
Pines
Severn
Bogier
Campbell Lien
Parliament Discusses Tone and Turbans in Manchuria Policy
In Westminster Lord George Hamilton states British officers in Tien Tain hold strict orders. He notes Anglo German accord may cover Manchuria and cites treaty language guiding policy toward the Chinese Empire. The debate touches Russian siding and the role of military authorities on the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord George Hammilton
Toniy
Tien Tain
Ernst Butow
Manchuria
Lord Claiborne
geInuse
Talatatu
Gord Cranbovite
Hope for Intervention as News on Tien Tain Crisis
London papers March 18 report hope for a rescue of the Tien Tain crisis through intervention by a power interested in the matter. Professor Douglas from the British Museum argues only a three-power alliance of America England and Japan can halt Russian aggression in China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tien Tain
Russia
Ovent
Britain
Douglas
British Museum
China
Tates
Amavien
England
Janna
Groundwork Today Near Clinton and Lewis Streets
Contractor W. H. Kendrick plans removal of several fruit trees and a brick wall at the corner of Clinton and Lewis streets for a new Bishop Alerding project. A teamster, John Et. Hogsert of 162 West Superior Street, was struck by a beam Saturday afternoon and remains incapacitated though no bones were broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Kendrick
Bishop Alerding
Clinton
Lewis Shreets
Lie
Hilt
John Et. Hogsert
West Superior Staal
British peace terms rejected by General Botha
London dispatch reports General Botha rejected the offered peace terms. General Botha conveyed the decision to General Kitchener, who was instructed to put the terms to his government for earnest consideration. Chamberlain noted the papers on the negotiations would be sent to the Commons tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Joseph Chamberlain
House of Commons
Botha
Bothe
Choiberlajk
Jetter
Genera Kitchener
Kitchener
Rothe
Mm. Chaanberinin
Theaitle
Boer Stores Destroyed in Basutuland Action
Bruce Hamilton's force sweeping southeast of the Jeanpe River colony reaches Weponay where troops found heavy steels of gyain and cattle. They evacuated 4% of such possible but destroyed 30,000 tugs of crat. The houses at Wepener were found to the Sutnet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moefeleng
Basutuland
Bruce Hamilton
Jeanpe River Colony
Weponay
Wepener
Indianapolis Bill Over Railroad Consolidation Sparks Debate
Charles Sensationat and others from Indianapolis traveled to explain why the lower House supported a bill granting railroads the right to consolidate. They claim the bill viewed by critics as a sham was in fact a good will gesture and not the one sent to the governor for veto. The real bill, they insist, did not reach desks until after other measures passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tndianapolis
Ind
Maren
George W. Towetht
Tudianapolis
Chavpax
Dudlana
Scully
Biu
French Barkendiue Ashore Near Newfoundland Coast
The French barkendiue from Bayoune to St Pierre ran ashore off Cape La Fung on Newfoundland's south coast, 23 miles east of Burges. The crew escaped, coast residents looted the ship, and salvage operations began for a cargo of wines spirits and general fisheries supplies considered unusually valuable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bl. Johns
N. T
St. Pierre
Cape la Fung
Newfoundland
Burges
Thor
Weather Bureau Officials Convene in Milwaukee
Willis L Moore chief of the weather bureau under President Wilson calls a convention of weather bureau officials in Milwaukee Wisconsin August 27 1929. The event is hosted by the Milwaukee Press and other cities compete for involvement. About 100 officials are expected to attend including Secretary Wilson Chief Moore and West Indies experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Willis L. Moore
Weather Bureau
Georetary
Wilson
Iriens
Milwaukes
Wis
Milwaukee
Buttnio
Chattanooga
Denver
San Francisco
Moore
West Indies
Status of Transvaal and Orange Free State S Question
Washington reports the United States government is preparing to set a consul general to Prie tonia to oversee affairs with the Transvaal and Orange Free State. Adelbert Hay, on leave, is not yet returning, and official policy remains unsettled with no firm decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Transvaal
Orang Free
United States
Wien
Prietonia
Adelbert
Hay
Hie
Tretaria
President McKinley Returns to Washington from Indianapolis
President McKinley and party arrived in Washington at 1 35 this afternoon after a journey from Indianapolis and Canton. The train was twenty minutes late The party included the president and Mrs McKinley with Ms Barber widow of a notable figure, as reports indicate during the travel amid fog and routine delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McKinley
Indianapolis
Canton
Npwcal Eny
Jnresident
Mug
MexXinley
Tame Barber
President McKinley Visit Note Composed Attendees
The report lists Assistant Paypinston Barber United States army Miss Idi Barber a stylist Skivetars George UW Cortelyou Dr BM Biey the president's physician stenographer Webster and several messengers. The president and Mrs McKinley appeared in person with only White House aides a police squad and a few strangers present. Secretary Roa came down but left promptly. No special incidents occurred during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paypinston Barber
United States Army
Idi Barber
George UW. Cortelyou
BM. Biey
Webster
McKinley
Wiite House
Roa
Wee Tate
Mrs Zorelda G Wallace Dies in Cataract Home
Indianapolis widow of Governor Wallace dies at Cataract home of her daughter Myre J Oh Siener aged 84 She was stepmother of Genna Tew Wallace and was known nationwide for her work with WCTU and woman suffrage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Mareh
Zorelda G. Wallace
Wallace
Madison Township Notebook Reflects Local Life and Transfers
Tones M Fry opened a new business week in Mopigs Bhat burg. William Emerie purchased A C Crayford 2 Forty-gere tract for 1500. Lowig Quandt, a farmer, faced a family tragedy weeks ago and returned home. Miss Gola Bolyard died of consumption. numerous relatives attended the funeral. Richiwil student Duartes Rickard and family visited Shva Ohio. Golden homestead changed hands for 2700 with 7000 crop prospects.
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M. Fry
Mopigs
Bhat
Burg
Tames van Horn
Fort Wayon
Visibel
Tagi Wvevic
Ufepil
William Emerie
Thas Pureaser
A.C. Crayford
Lowig Quandt
Suverstt
Washington
Oregon
Quindt Wing
Ilealutte
Linford
J. Dry
Maples Iin
Pasian
Whayer
Aranda
Mary
Mave
Theist Brower
Tauern Keioalcope Hiewod
Lueheranehuyeh ii Mare
Ci Richiwil
Fort Wayne Busin Asa College
Duartes Rickard
Suniny
Eujall
Shva, C
Fanots F. Fry
Collingwood Community Notices Promote Sunday Sermon
Local items report a Selem Reformed church preaching service Sunday evening March 24 inviting all. Other notes mention Hartgell family moving to Dhin, Mem Wars and Daniel Myars visiting Waterloo and starting for Colorado May Day. Residents discuss mail boxes for royal free delivery and a weather-related sign debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selem Reformed Church
E. A. Hartgell
Dhin
Daniel Myars
Waterloo
Ed Myars
Colorado
Auburn Dunetton
Warnoe
Wight
Epileptic man collapses after attack on Emperor in Bremen
The latest investigation reports Dietrich Wotland, the man who recently threw iron at Emperor William in Bremen, was seized epileptically immediately after the act. Police on horseback brought him to the ground as the assault occurred in the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Marveh
Dietrich Wotland
Willian
Bremen
West Art
Bond Passes To Construct Fort Wayne and Sutler Line
At a special meeting in St Louis stockholders and debenture holders of the Wabash Railroad authorized new bonds totaling 3,000,000 to fund construction and equipment of a new line from Fort Wayne to Butler, Indiana, including the Fort Wayne to Montpelier, Ohio segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Ixpecia
Wahish Railroad Company
Toludis
Montpelier
Ohio
Fort Wayne
Butler
Ind
Sand Point Club Sees Small Attendance, Socials Mentioned
The Sand Point group reports small attendance but steady momentum at monthly meetings. Visitors include Elijah Smith and Chaves Grobast, with outings to Wine Bile and Fergusson noted among members and friends. A church gathering at Grove on Sunday and prayer meeting at Mr and Mrs Wellbaum’s home are also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sand Point
Pravee
Elijah Smith
Chaves Grobast
Terry Moun
Sant Foint
Fergusnn Tye
Neal Wellin
Springtime notes and local misprints in Dawkins
Spring is here and farmers are lazy with spring work. Henry Bloom and wife attended a trial at Huntington the week end. Albert Grover’s lute tiny moot with pain. John Mizner went to Wells County for work this summer. Riley Flosm will work for Albert Grover this season. Mrs Essa Smith ill a few days. Mrs Manda Anderson poorly with grip. Harold and Joe Stoffer rent Ponde farm. boys will try Cavining. A.W. Gregg hires another lynx fox. Mike Ronbhush’s wife died Friday night leaving four children. New Haven and Woodbury telephone line progressing slowly. John Ehle has a fine lot of wood. Toe Gobins on the sleigh list briefly.
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Henry Bloom
Huntington
Albert Grover
Ant
Albert Fogulet
John Mizner
Wells couaMty
Riley Flosm
Essa Smuth
Manda Anderson
Harold
Joe Stoffer
Ponde Farm
Lia Geusan
A.W. Gregg
Lind Fox
Mike Ronbhush
Ney Monel
Fonr
New Haven
Woodburp
John Ebhle
Middletown Piems Birthday Surprise For Mrs Drage
A pleasant surprise party marked Mrs Helen Drage March ti for her birthday with felicitations from friends and relatives. Her sons presented a fine rock in gesture of affection. Local stray mentions speak of chicken thieves and a chase interrupted by an approaching buggy.
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Helen Drage March Ti
Tey Sons
Henry Neigoter
Charlix Dersing
Miks Etélin Nitex
Allmatings School
Eri
Prof
Rauseh
Fort Wayne
Final Settlement Notice In Estate of Decedent
Notion of final settlement qu estate, Nelson Vievy and family, and others connected, are informed to appear in Allen Circuit Court Fort Wayne on April 4, 1901 to show cause why final settlement of the estate of George Rublin deceased should not be approved and to present proof of heirship for distributive shares. WILLIAM F. ROWDIN administrator with will annexed. FRANK J. REL0T Clerk. JOHN F. RUUSABAUGH Attorney for Estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Rowdin
Frank J. Relot
Allen Circuit Cours
F. Ruusabaugh
Smallpox Case Reported in W C Ewing’s District
A smallpox case is reported in the area of W C Ewing who lives at 62 East Washington. Quarantine measures have been established and offices may be moved. A letter from Colonel Webbe in Indianapolis to Lieutenant Yule mentions the recruiting office in the city being moved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Ewing
East Washington
Webbe
Tuedianapolis
Yule
Cates
Diay
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Tage
von Waluer
Sayly
Thay
Ray
BIS
Ito
Hainmakers
Wallach
Madison Township
Collingwood
Sutler Railway
Wabash Railway
Traprovemanter
Sand Point and Vicinity
Mika Amelia Rogers
Neds
Mie
George Bker
Battriag
John Maren
Alhert Baker
Imi
Lake
Weetiig
Wellbaum
Dawkins
Middletown
Rausek
Vauser
Amee
Arn
Jaméshn
Nelson Vievy
Charen Snider
Poe
Encius
Joley Somers
Elsie Fratt
Callevine Huice
Nadoal
Albert Rauner
Reneral
Edward F. Ofenluch
Chiomurs
People’s Store
Yenislers
LG Yenys
Gamnes Rtare
Oliver Steel
BOL
C. C. Schlatter & CO
Teliacle Hardware
E. Coldbebiast
Fory Wayne, Inn
L. O. Hull
Calhoun, Street
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