Japan Seeks Quick War Readiness as Troops Face Opposition
Paris dispatch reports dwindling hope for peace as Japan intensifies action in Corea with troops and ships. A battalion moves from Vindivoutok to block landing while Genoa sources note Argentine ships Niasin and Kaeaga are being rushed to sea. The Japanese admiral confirms satisfaction with the vessels.
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St. Petersburg
New York Herald
Corea
Vindivoutok
Genoa
Eame
Argentina
Russia and Japan seek settlement over Korea crisis
Tokyo reports a high authority noting Russia desires settlement and Japan weighs Russia's reply. If peace remains possible, negotiations will continue but ministry opposes long delays. Japan resists outside intervention, warning US involvement would delay and favor Russia.
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Tokio
Japan
Corea
Rugeia
United States
Russia
Navy Delicate Position on Asiatic Squadron
Washington officials face a tight neutrality stance as tensions rise between Russia and Japan. The navy plans to keep hands off, except to protect American treaty rights, with Evans fleet awaiting further instructions at Guam after a Midway stop for potential guidance.
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Robbers Kill Carmen In Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City Utah January 8 John Gleason motorman on a Consolidated Street Railway car was shot and instantly killed Thomas Brydon conductor on the same car was fatally wounded by a masked highwayman aiming to rob them at the terminus of the East First South street line The killer escaped without securing any loot The shooting occurred as the last run was being made into the city in a scarcely settled district.
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Salt Lake City
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John Gleason
Thomas Brydon
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Brydon
Russia Pully Determined in Port Arthur Talks
Port Arthur dispatch quotes Novakral organ Novakral saying Russia will not abandon Manchuria or Korea's sovereignty. It notes Russia’s stance that results hinge on ironclads at Port Arthur and Manchurian troops and that Russia does not fear war but does not seek it.
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Unrest Hits Chicago Theaters and Downtown Eateries
Lowing Thousands Bach Day Chicago January 8 reports theaters closed by mayoral order drawing thousands in daily losses for downtown hotels and restaurants. Many eateries tied to theater trade lay off staff as closures persist.
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Theatera
Secretary Hitchcock urges abolishment of railroad commissioner post
Secretary Hitchcock in Washington on January 4 recommended to the president that the office of railroad commissioner be abolished and General James Long Atrost hold the post no longer.
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War in Mand Japan Ready to Land Troops in Corea
The Pariah edition of the New York Herald reports eight thousand Japanese troops prepared to land at Masampho, signaling possible war. A regiment of Cossacks may reach Port Arthur, while Russian reserves move from Blagoveschensk to Talehchar in Manchuria. Troop positions in Manchuria are being rearranged and kept secret.
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Russians Send Second Rifle Regiment to Corea
A semi official dispatch to a news agency from Vindivostock and private notes from Mukdon report that unrest between Coreans and Japanese in Corea has led to the dispatch of the Russian Second Rifle regiment at full strength to Corea to safeguard Russian interests.
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Navy reports grave Seon incident with Marines ready
Washington dispatches reveal the U S steamer Vickburg at Chemulpo reports grave Seon affairs. Fear of a Corean soldier riot prompts plans to send a marine company overland by railroad and to move about 35 men with field guns from the vessel. Two officers and 86 men left for Beoul at 10 AM, with the guard prepared for further demand.
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Far East crisis prompts U S marine dispatch to Seoul
London voices skeptical yet cautious views as editorials react to Washington sending marines to Seoul for American interests. The Standard and Morning Post assess the move as evidence the crisis nears danger, while Britain’s press largely approves Washington’s stance and urges allied involvement.
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Kansas Trains Collide Near Topeka in Deadly Wreck
In a morning crash two trains met head on two miles west of Topeka Kansas passenger No. 3 and a freight collided. Engineers Reardon and Benjamin were killed. Over a dozen passengers fatally hurt. Wrecking crews sent from Herrington and Morton. Assistant General Superintendent Sutherland said no full details yet. many believed trapped.
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May hasten war with this addition the naval forces would be equal
Parid Jan. 6 The movement of the Russian naval division at Biserta Tunisia is closely watched by powers interested in the eastern situation. Diplomats say the division’s departure for China could spur Japan to act, likening it to British reinforcements at Kruger’s time. If it passes Buex Ruawia’s strength in Chinese waters would exceed Japan’s current balance.
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Ruweia
Tokyo eyes cautious war prep and peace hopes with Russia
Tokio reports the government avoids direct conflict while pressing Russia to shoulder responsibility if negotiations fail. The public leans toward seizing a protectorate over Corea, but officials persist with cautious diplomacy, watching Russian moves in Corea and Seoul. Imperial princes return to naval posts at Sasebog.
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Dancers in a Panic After New Jersey Explosion
An explosion wrecked the Keasby hotel and hall of Joseph Galaida during a St. John’s Benevolent Society dance injuring about 30 people. Panic caused trampling as guests fled. Galaida burned, his wife injured, Gertrude Eilen suffered eye and facial injuries, and Michael Ponger lost an arm.
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Committee to Hear Lewis and Clark Exposition Bill
Washington December seven. Chairman Tawney of the house committee on industrial arts and expositions notified Representatives Hermann and Williamson he would arrange an immediate hearing on the Lewis and Clark exposition bill. He will seek a date when all committee members can attend and hear the exposition representatives present arguments. A date next week is probable.
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Tawney
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Williamson
Coldest Winter Day Sets Maryland Records
Baltimore reports the coldest winter day with temperatures near zero in the city and suburbs. Hagerstown records 26 below, Sharpsburg named coldest in the state at 20 below, Annapolis harbor winds shift and extend cold exposure as the day unfolds.
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Japan Secrecy Edict Bans Troop Maneuver News
Tokyo officials issue an extra Gazette edition ordering reporters not to publish reports on maneuvers and movements of troops or war vessels from this time forward. Authorities say normal press messages will continue otherwise.
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Idaho Seeks Federal Buildings in Lewiston Moscow and Pocatello
Washington reports Representative French of Idaho pushes for federal building projects in his state. He has introduced bills to authorize $50,000 expenditures for new offices in Lewiston Moscow and Pocatello, though unlikely to pass this session. A broader omnibus bill may include one of these Idaho sites later.
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Moon 16 A Life Less World With No Atmosphere
The article describes the moon as a lifeless world covered by West Mountains with no atmosphere or vegetation. It explains lunar geology, noting high mountains, extinct volcano craters, and features like Herodotus and Ita crater. It contrasts the moon’s stark, colorless environment with Earth’s life-filled scene.
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Ancient Illinois jail sold as memorial site in Carthage
The old Carthage jail where Mormon Prophet Joseph Smith and brother Hiram were killed by a mob in June 1844 has been sold to the Mormons for 4000 dollars, about 1000 under value. The sandstone structure, once sheriff’s residence, sits on a well kept acre and may be moved to East Lake City as a memorial.
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Joseph Smith
Carthage
Jacob Smith
Hiram
Mormona
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The Milwaukee Great Railway Pioneer Limited
The Milwaukee line known as the Great Railway runs the Pioneer Limited trains daily between St. Paul and Chicago and Omaha and Chicago. Connections with all Transcontinental lines assure top service. Luxurious coaches electric lights and steam heat. Buy via The Milwaukee at any U.S. or Canada point. tickets sold by all agents.
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Rates and pamphlets information address details
A brief notice lists where to obtain rates and pamphlets and provides the address for interested readers. The item directs readers to a specific location to access pricing data and information materials.
Press Censorship Is Established in San Miguel County
Denver Colo Jan 6 Under the proclamation issued by Governor Peabody declaring San Miguel county in insurrection Major Beph T Hill commander of the military at Telluride has established a press censorship He notified newspaper correspondents in Telluride that all articles must be submitted to him before they are sent out and has taken control of both telegraph and telephone lines.
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Heavy Snow Hits New York City Weather Stuns Transit
Heavy snow blanketed New York City on January 4 as clear skies returned and bitter cold spread. The storm dumped eight to ten inches, the heaviest of the season, disrupting rail service into the city while streetcar traffic mostly resumed after plowing.
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Not for Fashion's Sake and Height Trends in Japan
An 18th century note recalls England's harsh theft laws where capital punishment applied to items valued over ten shillings, and a Lord Mansfield remark favors mercy over hanging for fashion. A later snippet suggests slight height gains among Japanese people, with cautious commentary on yearly measurements and cultural context.
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Hampstead
Genttergen
Ricarte Promotes Revolution from Manila Hideout
Ricarte, recently exiled from Guam and now hiding in Manila, has written a letter outlining a new revolution. Authorities say the matter is not considered serious.
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Ricarte
Guam
Thin City
Secret of Married Biles Reveals Two Sides
An analysis suggests couples may appear harmonious while misunderstanding each other. A Francisco Bulletin fan notes that both spouses feel understood, yet neither truly comprehends the other. The discussion touches on how gastronomy relates to price regulation in broader talks.
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