Naval balance in the China Sea shifts with reinforcements in play
Reports detail Vice Admiral Rojestvensky delaying action until Nebogatomi’s division reaches his fleet. Kamranh Bay dispatches suggest a cautious stance near the three-mile limit as Japan weighs its options with France.
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Rojestvensky
Kamranh Bay
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France
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Weis
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England
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Tasha
Russia
Dapan
Tay
Fire Devours Condan Lane Dean Lumber Plant in West Virginia
A blaze at the Condan Lane Dean land Timber Company plant in West Virginia destroyed about a dozen houses and millions of feet of lumber after sparks from a donkey engine set the woods ablaze. The twin town of Whitmer is threatened by the inferno.
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Condan-Lane Deanland Tumber Company
Entirarn
Tlorten
W. Va
Whitmer
Edward Kannady Dies In Blaine Mont At 73
Edward Kannady of the Great Northern Graman died suddenly at Blaine Montana while boasting he had never been sick. He helped organize the first ore company in Minneapolis.
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Edward Kannady
Blaine
Mont
Minneapolis
Dozens Die in WarSaw Uprising and Street Clashes
Reports from WarSaw Russia describe deadly riots as troops clash with workers on Zelazna Jeroschinska Alote Sosnowa streets. Cavalry and infantry fire on crowds wounding many. fifteen wounded taken to hospital. A second clash near Alote Sosnowa ends with troops firing on another crowd. The unrest follows strikes and conscription fears amid Easter season celebrations.
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Russia
Poland
Zelazna
Jeroschinska
Alote
Sosnowa
Kaniay
Mascia
Jean
Ant
Earthquakes in India Devastate Regions Killing Thousands
The earthquakes in India have proven far deadlier than first believed with 15 000 fatalities and potential further losses. The affected area spans about 700 square miles with a dense population and widespread destruction. Dhurinsata town was nearly wiped out and nearly 300 Gurkha soldiers perished in the ruins.
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India
Dhurinsata
Earthquakes Cause Heavy Damage Across Regions
The report notes significant destruction at Moesvarte and Mimla with many killed or injured. In Mimla the devastation affected the home of Lord and Lady Curren while other areas suffered mainly property damage. The text hints at ongoing conflict and consequences for local leadership.
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Curren
Lahore
Delhi
Tawhore
Landines Luiag
Aml Dheusamia
India
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Sind
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Jecia
Lisbon
Portugal
Calabria
Diverse Faiths Queried as Uproar Over Policy Reversal
A paragraph outlines a mix of religions including Roman Catholics Lutherans and Protestants amid a government reversal on national unity. It mentions a New York law banning profanity in conversations and recalls a string of calamities and notable deaths from various regions, including India tremors and a George Washington biographer. The piece notes losses from burglaries fires and an autograph record sale of Abraham Lincoln.
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Urkase
Removal of New York Italian wares house clerk ordered
Frederics IV Wilson a financial clerk at the United States Italian Wares House in New York faced dismissal ordered by Secretary of the Treasury but had not received official notice. A morning gun battle erupted at Bratt saloon in San Francisco. laborer Thomas Reilly was killed by bullets in the crossfire between two robbers and John C Bratt.
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Ig Ehacee
United States Italian Wares House
New York
Togrther
Tuterige Titeheaek
John C. G Bratt
Second
Brannan
San Brandsco
Thomas Reilly
Bratt
Self-government Progress and International Affairs Report
The article notes the 1902 Philippine census and planned first general election in 1907 to form a two chamber legislature with Filipino representation. It also covers Moroccan diplomacy, Anglo-French trade terms, Papama railway freight rate discussions, Jamestown anniversary naval celebrations, and remarks on US domestic politics and education.
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Congress
Wright
Philippine ‘Commission
Washington
American Congress
Chicago Faces Largest Labor Dispute With Federal Action
Chicago endures a massive strike as thousands of Teamsters walk out paralysing major wholesalers and retailers. A sweeping injunction blocks picketing and interference while federal troops are readied to support law enforcement amid a tense labor confrontation.
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Chicago
Imaployerq
United States
Washington
Taft
Fort Sheridan
Chicago Strikers Move Toward Citywide Action
Chicago labor leaders threaten a citywide strike to paralyze commerce if employers refuse to yield. Two thousand plus tram drivers walk out as State Street stores lock in the dispute with railway express firms. President Charles Dold warns the union can mobilize up to 256000 workers in a decisive stand.
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State Street
Railway Express
Charles Dold
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Federation of Labor
Doll
Chicago Employers’ Association
Highwaymen Arm Themselves In Express Wagon Raid
On a Saturday morning robber bands armed with sawed off shotguns and rifles assaulted express wagons on the far western routes. Drivers and guards faced armed men as police could only offer minimal backing amid a rising threat to delivery crews and shipments.
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Nations Express
Express Warons
de Fon
Fitzhugh Lee dies in Washington after train collapse incident
Gen Fitzhugh Lee of Virginia veteran of three wars dies in Washington after being stricken on a train en route from Boston. He was 63 and had just been in Massachusetts for an exposition and to address the state legislature. His death leaves only his brother and a physician at the inn.
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Trown University
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Someberdy
Uny
Washington
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Lee
Nfl
Distinguished Soldier’s Inn
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Exposition Company
Boston
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Sparks from the Wire in Atlanta Supreme Court case ends abruptly
Washington Dessau a Maconary lawyer collapsed and died in Atlanta while arguing io case in the Supreme Court. The United States government is invited by Belgium to send delegates to the International Educational and Commercial Congress meeting in Mons next September. Thomas Butler born in Queenstown Ireland in 1530 is dead at his New York home. He came to America at age 12 and for eighty years was connected with wharves and shipping.
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