Russian denial of war peace terms outlined in dispatch
St. Petersburg reports official denial that Russia has proposed any peace conditions and insists no cession or indemnity is demanded. Novoe Vremya hints at possible talks while cautions against indemnity. Washington says no U S mediation offered as Russia and Japan should directly negotiate to end the Far Eastern war.
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Lining Up for a Battle in Manchuria Front Lines
Staging for weeklong clash as Russians fortify Sipinghai while Japanese assemble south of Sipingdiad. Telegraph errors misreported troop movements near Chaomlaodzi. A Japanese push toward Klein and Vladivostok lines appears planned to siege fortress and cut supply routes in the Ussuri region.
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Ussuri
Rumor of Imperial Suicide and Peace Talks in Petersburg
An early morning dispatch from St. Petersburg claims Emperor Nicholas attempted suicide and was thwarted by his mother the Empress Dowager. The Journal’s correspondent notes Nicholas is daily consulting with officials on peace, reviewing options from political, financial, diplomatic and military angles.
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St. Petersburg
Nicholas
Bt. Petersburg
Rosseau Story Discredited by Navy After Maine Explosion
Washington reports Assistant Secretary Darling denies Col. Rosseau's claim of a culture plant blowing up the battleship Maine. He says Rosseau, seeking notoriety, invented an infernal machine maker tale and that no evidence supports his statements. The navy attributes the destruction to unnamed operators and a misdirected device.
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Lew
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NO MONEY FOR FAITHS INTERVIEW WITH CARNEGIE
The Times prints Andrew Carnegie interview noting sectarian foundations often broaden their bases while maintaining religious names. He cautions against schools enforcing strict doctrinal tenets as a matriculation condition and says such a school would not interest him.
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the Times
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Vice President's Niece Married in Washington
Announcement notes Lulu Mae Fairbanks of Mansfield and Willa W. Bride of this city wed in Baltimore on March 14 with the Fairbanks family and Cotter Bride involved. The ceremony united Lulu Mae Fairbanks niece to Vice President Fairbanks.
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Marcel
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Willa W. Bride
Mar
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Balthmere
Rockefeller Report Delay on Mission Fund Acceptance
The American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions reports the sub committee has recommended accepting a report endorsing a Rockefeller funded gift. Final decision on the matter has been postponed for two weeks.
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Boston
American Board of Commmissioners For Foreign Missions
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John J. Rockefeller
Fairbanks Receives Valen League Reception in Philadelphia
Vice President Fairbanks was tendered a reception by the Valen League in Philadelphia on a March date. About 2,000 members attended the event, preceded by a banquet hosted by the league's officers and directors. No speeches were made.
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Feague
Wisconsin Senate Passes Strong Anti Cigarette Bill
The Wisconsin senate has passed the sweeping anti cigarette bill already adopted by the house. The new law bans selling making giving away or displaying cigarettes or cigarette merchandise anywhere in the state.
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Nations of the Earth Invited to James Town Celebration
Washington March 3 The president issued a proclamation inviting nations of the earth to be represented by new military organizations in diverse vessels at the celebration near James Town Virginia from May 13 to November.
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Jamestown
Petise
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Maure
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Bane
Explosion in New York Subway Wounds No One
A severe explosion and ensuing fire struck a subway section in New York near Drondwas and Que bein drod and Sixeye street. The incident occurred 125 feet below the surface and caused no injuries, with emergency crews responding quickly to the scene.
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Chingeeti TS17 wed ox driver dies at 61
In Wisconsin river area news from March reports deaths and weather shifts. An ox driver in Chigneeti TS17 wed dies at 61, with broader regional impacts noted as land and water events unfold amid hot weather and evolving safety notes.
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Taek River
Great Inchane In Deal In Montgomery Touches Turbulent Times
Fragmentary notice recalls violent rhetoric in Montgomery and St. Petersburg dated March 20. It mentions Red Men violence and corporate figures Thos Watts and Alita Montgomery and a city home disruption. Disturbances at Yalta and Crimea are attributed to Social Democrats.
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Eki Dud Uty
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Yalta
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Tampering allegations surface in Armour matter trial
Federal grand jury testimony in Chicago centers on alleged tampering with witnesses tied to the Armour & Co. inquiry into beef packing, with several Chicago packers and government witness Tolar Shields among those questioned. Armour says indictments arise from a misunderstanding and that sealing orders, witness protection, and private company wires are involved as the case unfolds.
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Joreney Morrison
Amy Phipps Engaged to Frederick Guest in London Report
New York reports Amy Phipps eldest daughter of Toury Phipps, a Pennsylvania steel magnate, engaged to Frederick Guest third son of Baron Wimborne. Guest’s aunt is Lady Wimborne, tied to the Duke of Marlborough. Details describe family and social connections amid London society gossip.
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New Cars for Chicago City Railway Contract
Philadelphia March 80 A large street car order valued around 400000 has been awarded to the JG Brill company by the Chicago City Railway company. Delivery is to be completed by June with production split between the firm's plants in Philadelphia Elizabeth Cleveland St Louis and will supply fifty cars from the Opel works.
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Opel Plaice
Farewell banquet for John L. Griffith sails to Liverpool
Indianapolis hosts a farewell banquet for John L Griffiths who sails around May 4 to assume duties as consul at Liverpool. The event featured draped flags and a mix of attendees from local clubs. In other notes a bomb shattered a house in Harrison Paenace injuring one, Mrs Roosevelt visits, a boxing match is scheduled in Yosemite on April 25, and a freight wreck in Mankato leaves engineer Morgan dead.
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Arch Uu
Commeoreal Club
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Liverpool
United States
Broad political shifts and notable deaths sweep early headlines
The outline reports a federal government inquiry in Boston and New York, a cabinet reshuffle in Leone Vortis's era, Maurice Barrymore buried in Philadelphia, Isaac L. Requa dead in San Francisco, and a Nebraska law blocking Memorial city sports. It notes health updates from Gibraltar and a large forest and prairie fire north and west of Coshocton Ohio.
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Double Crimes in Masquerade of Botts Case
In Peoria UK on March 80, Charles Otis Botts 21 was found guilty of strangling his child wife with a ribbon. The jury recommended the death sentence, which was carried out. Botts previously faced a separate murder charge for Birdie Hoffman, who was found shot in the head after an evening ride. he claimed suicide. Livix Cruse, 21, died after a confrontation with Cruse who shot him and later killed himself. the case involves family influence and alleged coercion.
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Reception by Mrs Deneen at the executive mansion
Mrs Charles Deneen hosted her first public reception at the executive mansion yesterday with Governor Deneen’s sister Miss Florence in attendance. A later evening event welcomed members of the legislature and railway officials from Bloomington, while many figures from Chicago and Mount Sterling attended others.
Conspiracy of Rascality In Philadelphia Rumor
Philadelphia reports that federal officers aided by Storey Cotton and Provident Investment Bureau receivers plan to seize evidence of a wide conspiracy to defraud the public. Aimed at a large scheme tied to Provident and related firms, initial estimates place total losses near 5 million dollars.
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Hector McNeal
Provident Tir Yostmoent Barend
Storey Cotton Company
Provident Inveatment Bureau
McNeal
Fiat Ennie
Labor troubles acute at Tolico Cowboy steel plant
A strike at the Tolico Cowboy steel plant in East Chicago led to fierce clashes between strike-breakers and union pickets. Union leaders reportedly prevented assaults on the break-ins, and a striker named Hahn from Wisconsin was forced to leave the city amid grave conditions. The scene also included a plan to light Pike's Peak with a 20000 candle power searchlight, visible for 150 miles, and notice of an editor’s death in Anamosa. No candidate statements about campaign expense filing were released.
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Eloetrica
Weather Forecast Summary By State
Illinois fair with fresh westerly winds Indiana cooler in east portion with fresh SW to W winds Town generally fair with fresh westerly winds becoming variable Wisconsin generally fair with fresh westerly winds
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Markets Report From Chicago Board of Trade and Buffalo
Quotations from the Chicago Board of Trade cover Wheat Cattle and Sheep with May and July futures in mixed ranges. Buffalo market reports show cattle and pigs receipts, prices for different grades, and overall activity described as steady to slow with native and western stock priced up to eight dollars.
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Catte
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Low Colonist Rates to the West by Great Western
The Chicago Great Western will from March 1 to May sell colonist tickets to California Oregon Washington British Columbia Idaho Montana and Utah at greatly reduced rates. For details contact any Great Western agent or J. P. Ebner G. P. A. Chicago.
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Very Low Excursion Rates to California and Denver
Travel announcements from Chicago North-Western and C M St Paul lines offer April 10 to 14 excursion rates to San Francisco Los Angeles and Denver with cheap return options for Woodmen of the World meeting and other events. Notable trains The Overland Limited and The Califor nia Express promise fast service with electric lighting and drawing room sleeping cars. Additional fares for June 30 July and September excursions to the International Haworth League and G A R encampment, plus Lewis and Clark Centennial dates, total 56 650 round trip.
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Woodmen of the World
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Round Trip to San Francisco and Los Angeles Fare Event
Round trip tickets to Los Angeles and San Francisco sold by GC M and St P for Head Camp Woodmen of the World Los Angeles April 18 at one fare April 10 to 14 good 90 days. Tickets available via new phone black 606. Wagons and baggage drag line started. All orders receive prompt attention. Mrs. Austins Pancakes advertised for breakfast at leading hotels and dining cars.
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Election Notice in Prygort city ward elections set
Notice announces city election for officers in Prygort and Nowlve by third Tuesday in April from 7:00 am to 6:00 pm. Polls in First Ward at Exchange Street, Second Ward at Stephenson and Wolnap, Third Ward at No 8 Gu Het Street. Offices: Mayor, City Clerk, City Attorney, Treasurer, Aldermen. Dated March 25, 2006. Published by city clerk.
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Freeport School Board Seeks Bids for New Building
March 28 1905 Freeport school board invites separate proposals for erection and completion of a new white building excluding plumbing and furnishings. Plans prepared by Heroes & Balle Architects. Bids due at the board office by 3 PM. Evelyn Moogiatam Keely listed as contact.
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