Continued World News Notes and Local Incidents
Telegraphic summaries report a Chicago donor giving reportedly $10,000 to a Russian relief fund, with Russian reception noted. A wreck on Indiana Union Traction near Tipton injures seven passengers, blamed on a faulty headlight. Plans for a statue of Frederick the Great include Taft and Sternberg approval and a quartet lineup. Dowie’s Melbourne meeting is disrupted by a mob. US Army offers to accompany Russian troops in the Japan war, with officers to join after April 10. Illinois theater manager Yak fined for employing underage children after 7 pm squarely S. recreation cited in his defense.
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Russia
Charles K. Crane
Chicago
St. Petersburg
Crane
Union Traction
Indiana Union Traction Company
Tipton
Ind
Baron Sternberg
Taft
Gillespie
Frederick, the Great
War College
Alexander, the Great
Caesar
Napoleon
United States
Japan
McCormick
Hay
M. A. Yak
Ilinois Theater
Illiinois State Factory
Turner Case Advanced in Superior Court Granting Bail
In the United States Superior Court the union sought to advance the case of Tarner an alleged British anarchist with deportation ordered by the secretary of commerce and labor. The court granted bail set at 5009 dollars and April was mentioned as a deadline. Reports indicate a plan with Japan to transport Americans from Ping Yang and Seoul to the Philippines under a state department arrangement.
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Turner
United States
Tarner
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Apri
Ping Yang
Allen
State Department
Seoul
Philippines
Lord Francia Marries and Maritime Perils Reported
Lord Francis lope, divorced husband of Mary Yobe now married to Putnam Wraflee Strong, wed Oliver, daughter of the late Melbourne banker George Thompson. A harrowing fire and storm ordeal befalls a North Pacific steamer Queen, with fourteen lives lost reported at Port Townsend. Coal miners in Kanawha coal fields expect a general strike starting April 1.
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Francia
Lomton
Francis Lope
Mary Yobe
Putnam Wraflee Strong
Oliver
George Thompson
Melbourne
Queen
Port Townsend
Wash
Hiuntington
W. Va
Kanawha Coal Fields
Far East War Reports and Conflicting Claims
The article reviews scattered Far East war reports with many inconsistencies. It notes alleged Russian losses on the Yalu, Japanese railway expansion toward the river, and movements around Port Arthur and Vladivostok as tensions rise toward possible land fighting.
Russians and Japanese clash as Russians advance in Korea
Reports describe two clashes in Korea with Russian forces engaging Japanese detachments near Ping Yang and near the Yalu region. Russian cavalry reportedly captured horses after a Japanese retreat, while Russian occupation plans in Manchuria and Korea include fortifying key coastal points and moving toward northern Ixoren.
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Korea
Yping-Yang
Leae Tong
Mookden
Yalu
Gensan
Chinnampo
Manchuria
Wisconsin State Capitol Destroyed by Fire in Madison
Fire devastated the Wisconsin State Capitol in Madison on a Saturday, causing an estimated loss of 800000. The blaze damaged the east and west wings housing Senate and Assembly chambers and multiple state departments, with limited insurance coverage during a transition to a state-wide system. The fire prompted involvement from Milwaukee and local responders as authorities prepared for potential capital relocation debates.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Senate
Assembly
Tax Commission
State Schioel
Board of Agriculture
State Normal School
Fish and Game
State Board of Pharmacy
State
Dairy and Food Commission
Dubor
Secretary of State
Anl
Attornes Cineral
Gastin
Law Library
State Library Commission
BaeCiov
Sehoticht
Ceri
Pune
Tornado Strikes Sultan County and Surrounding Areas
A tornado damaged property in Sultan County and Union Mississippi region with a warehouse burned at Boeher Gibbs Plow Company in Cotonham. Three people died in Union. Dr Nicholas Senna of the University of Chicago may serve as chief surgeon for the Japanese army. Johnson in Butler Missouri was attacked by robbers, shot in the arm, and had his watch taken.
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Ena Ney
Boeher & Gibbs Plow Company
Nicholas Senna
University of Chicago
Dumes
Johnson
Butler
Senate Passes Agricultural and Naval Appropriations Amendments
Senate advanced the agricultural appropriation bill with a $50,000 stock breeding amendment and defeated larger naval yard additions. The naval bill faced battles over Great Lakes station funding and a proposed single battleship. Friday and Saturday saw amendments on shipping rules, American vessel use, and interbranch spending, with final House pension bills approved.
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Senate
Messrs. Bacon
Georgia
Berry
Arkansas
Telfer
Colorado
Lodge
Massaachusetts
Bailey
Texas
New York Navy Yard
Fitzgerald
New York
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Washington
Legare
South Carolina
Charleston Navy Yard
House
Great Lakes
Burton
Ohio
Cooper
Poss
Crampacker
Stafford
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Mar Grosvenor
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Amk
Dowie
Australia
John Alexander Dowie
Exposition Building
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Europe
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Hiyasid
Port Arthom
Vindivestock
Sto Petersburg
Svs
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Dal Princes Ki Lkott
Raditoad Cergnitaeethican Saetes Otedi
Vouilrond
Geb
Bart
Poids
Chich
Migeh Mlawer
Tate
Asin
Ana
Michael
Via
Alexis
Corthie
Donic
Paces
Tugsia
Latte
Tredps
Vindivestok
Liestig
Vitdivestok
Khaba Toor
Adine Tiver
Iivaders
Kirin
Vladivostok
Daluy
Port Arthur
Chemulpo
Plig-Yung
Yalu River
Anju
Ping-Yang
Gulf
Pechill
Setaocham
Oxirin
Ostunc
Avuxoen
Kunsany
Ingam
Quelpart
U-Sung Anghai
Wisu
Cisun-Chan
Nagapan
Hong Chin
Spusan
Roshe
Nagasaki
Kagoshis
Vladivostock
Ping
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Heyburn
Secretary of Agriculture
Louisiana
Anthoriged
Mrr
Bishop
Michissllie
Bit
Mabale
Cal
Ann Ammendment Tao
Wrhier Phate
Cligare
Midvile Steel Company
Secretary of the Navy
Mor. Cuorranted
Mor
Hale
Governenat
Bae
Mand
United Sates
Patterson
Thole
Hoar
Secretaries of War and Navy
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