Russian Cavalry Retreats Near Anju After Battle
London report from Times correspondent describes a bloody clash north of Anju where Russian forces were driven back by Japanese outposts. Details are scarce and confirmation is lacking as Japanese hold Anju and Russian forces retreat toward Manchuria.
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London
The
Times
Anju
Waa
Worea
Yalu
Manchuria
Norea
Tal-dm
Ping-Yensand
Chemulpo
Infernal Machine Blasts Liege Police Official Home
In Liege an infernal machine exploded outside the police commissioner’s house injuring seven people, four seriously. Officer Ya Pain lost both legs. a constable and other bystanders were hurt. Windows were shattered. authorities suspect socialist involvement amid political tensions in Brussels reporting.
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Liege
Felztum
Mareh
Pain
Bal
Brussels
Mare
Bute
Partiamen
Fisiay
Atirnu
Am Liege
Love of Cigarettes Sparks Juvenile Burglary Case
Willem McDonald aged 15 and Eddie Bush 18 face burglary charges after a State House Grocery break in. Bush admitted smoking cigarettes and following McDonald to enter with keys. four sacks of tobacco and 48 cents were taken. Juvenile court proceedings noted. locksmith Charlen Auchs reported missing keys.
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Willem McDonald
Eddie Bush
State House
Mcdonald
Bush
Willie
Wille
McDonnyl
Ims
Prndiy
Charlen Auchs
New Building Ordinance 10 to be ready next week
Building Inspector Stanley says the new building ordinance will be completed next week though one item may miss the deadline. It will be presented to the city council at the regular meeting Monday night and likely introduced at the first April meeting. Also notes a local sell item for jardiniere pedestal and other goods with a Saturday sale listing.
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Stanley
Russian Fleet Repels Japanese Landing at Won-San
The Vladivostok Squadron, four ships, remained at Postler Bay as Japanese forces attempted a landing at Won-San. The action occurred in SEOTL with March 18 dating.
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Won- San
Seotl
Vladivostok
Postler Bay
Won-San
Fairbanks Not Committed To Vice Presidential Nomination
Senator Talibante has not stated he will reject a national convention bid for vice president. Fairbanks, replying to Farey Dougherty of Ohio, said he is not running for the position and would prefer not to be indorsed by the Republicans.
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Washington
Talibante
Farey Daugherty
Ohio
Fairbanks
Grief Follows Juror Amid Bank Trial Turmoil
Juror Anderson of Elkhart endures personal loss as he sits in the Justus L Kredrick trial over the Indiana National Bank of Bikhart wreck. Testimony covers bank deposits, book entries, and the Eng Care filler company. Funeral plans note the death of Mrs Arthur Timberlake of Tudhanapo.
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Arthas Timberlake
Benjamin W. Anteceyn
Federal Court
Justus L. Kredrick
Indiata Nagiapal Bank
Bikhart
Duror Anderson
Leon Grinted
Feav
Breaura
Willian OH
Anderson
Herod Tiel
St. Sal
Andersen
Arthur Timberlake
Tudhanapofis
Jurop Tienamin
Aydervon
Phintetl
Anderson Fein
Howard TF Smith
Elkhart Egg Close Company
Easease Mier Company
Eng Care
May Mishier
Chicago Telephone Supply Company
Result of the Vote on Strike Support and Opposition
Report shows voting counts: 98,514 for against strike, 67,372 for strike, and 81,181 in support. Indicates public stance split with a plurality against the strike initiative.
Gen Leonard Wood Confirmed as Major General
Washington March 1 The Senate confirmed the nomination of Leonard Wood to be major general after a long fight that stretched over many months. The decision comes after extensive debate and strong opposition.
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Rome
Nicolatti
Garibald
Fusala
Spandor
Washington
Senate
Leonard Wood
Gen. Wood
Improvements by the War Board Outline Street Transfers
Resolutions adopted by the war board detail street improvements and transfers including cement walks on Alabama Street from Twenty-second to Chirleigh Street, Delaware Street from Twenty-ninth to Thirty-first, and related utility and alignment adjustments. Also listed are local shw ers in Kansas and Wisconsin areas with Meridian Street and Beliefontaine Street references, along with specific mileages and boundaries.
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Warke Board
Althamia St
Wleeansly St
Meridian
Nowderseyest
Belle Fontaineest
Beltefontainest
Wiscoteinest
Caplitlave
Wes Meridian St
Wirconsineau
Weather Outlook With Warm Spell Across Indiana
Partly cloudy conditions forecast Friday night and Saturday with a rise in temperatures. At 7 am Saturday the thermometer is expected to reach 92, then 35 at noon and 36 at 2 pm. In Indiana and nearby states warmer, winds variable, with a note of humor about a St Patrick’s Day incident. A separate report covers a family incident where a 7 year old faced charges after a holiday misadventure. the court fined the son and discharged the father after pleading guilty to assault and battery.
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Indiana
St. Patrick's Day
Patricke Garrity
Fletchereave
Lo Poller
Tim
Ren
Jobin
Nnjarity
John Garrity
Postponed hearing on north Pennsylvania St extension
Hearing delayed as property owners on Talhott and Peli avenues contest an extension of a street line. If granted, a new easement would shift the block between Fourie and Fifter streets, impacting local property lines and public works plans.
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Nis Ani
Talhott Ave
Peli Waiest
N. Benne Sylvaniasst
Atsl
Priday Morming
Unclear Text Message Describes Domestic Incident and Claims
The fragmentary notes recount a woman asserting that James bought her very few clothes and mention a juke and various unclear phrases. The text is garbled with numerous misspellings and foreign words, making concrete facts about people, places, or events impossible to confirm from the readable portions.
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James
Fragmentary speech about a scheme and construction plans
A garbled excerpt discusses a scheme involving driving, cupping, and tape of pales. It mentions a sanitarium and European material, with speculation on starting mud baths and various names unidentified.
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Melera Hos Diites
Europe
Vincent's Hospital Praised in County Charity Report
The County Board of Charities lauds Vincent's Hospital in its report to the county commissioners. The hospital is commended for excellent condition and care standards as noted in the document.
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T, Vincent
County Board of Charities
Decatur Township Convention Call Issued
Sageman Clarke of the democratic party committee issues the call for Decatur township to meet at Valley Mill on Saturday April 7 at 7 pm. The township has two precincts and the convention will be composed of 17 delegates.
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Decatur
Sageman Clarke
Democraticty Committee
Becatur
Valley Mill
Cotton King Busts Shocks Exchange Trade Suspense
A March report details the Cotton King bust and suspension on the cotton exchange. Sully & Co and others faced surprise as traders anticipated large earnings from price rises, but no official statement on assets or figures has been released.
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OSORE
Sully & Co
Cotton Exchange
Mick
Rollytt
Nomination Row Over Deputy Coroner Post
Dr Ira Dunlavey faced nominating contest as deputy coroner with candidates including Dr Gotts and Dr Leet. The unnamed process involved Coroner Tate appointing amid opposition from Washington township figures and other nominees.
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Ira Dunlavey
Rep Oykos
Cormier Nash Aid
Durtayey
Tate
Iin
Gots
Dr Leet
Denary
Washington Town Ship
Tates Wilet
Vty
Lewis says Bungaloos chased him near Wabash and Mahamaste
Charly Lewis, 198 S Nine ternth street, told officers at 2 m on Friday that Harry Ware 105 Living street and Raymond Cox L E Washington street had tried to abduct him near the corner of Wabash and Mahamaste. A crowd gathered as police arrived and Ware was found with two bricks in his pockets. Lewis claimed he was threatened with death and told police the men attempted to drag him toward the Wabash saloon.
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Charly Lewis
Ternth-St
Nikemen Lowe
Berenaver
Harry Ware
Litving-st
Raymond Cox
Wastington St
Lewis
Wabagh
Whyra
Miners Vote to Preserve Interstate Pact and Wages
The United Mine Workers national officers announced that the March 15 vote by members rejected a strike and upheld the two year contract through April 1, 196. The decision preserves the bituminous interstate agreement across Iowa Indiana Kentucky Alabama Ohio West Virginia Pennsylvania and Michigan with wage cuts of 2 cents per ton in Pennsylvania and 3 cents in other states. The vote, praised by operators and miners alike, suggests conservative leadership under President Mitchell Vice President Lewis and Secretary Wilson.
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Indianapolia
United Iine Workers of America
Breretary
Witean
Towa
Tiliely
Indiana
Kentucky
Alabama
Ohio
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Tdianapolis
Ava
Minera
Fellettona
Sedt
Order
Opronal
Mitchell
Vins
Lewis
Wilson
Ostendorf restaurant case sparks late night arrest
Disorderly scene at Ostendorf’s restaurant led to fines after police reported beer served to chorus girls and a crowd in an unlicensed room. Judge Winlon fined Ostendorf for liquor violations as officers questioned the timing of the incident and altered hours.
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Henry Ostendert
Winlton
Priday
Scribner and
Mullen
Pleaded Guilty in Ticket Office Robbery Case
Howard Riett 18 John Jackson 1 and Merritt Beam 25 pleaded guilty to burglary of Mayer Messing ticket office Friday morning at Burnet and Jackson. Beam did not enter the room. Elliott and Jackson sentenced to one to three years, Beam four months in a workhouse, light sentence due to prior good reputation.
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Howard Riett
John Jackson
Merritt Beam
Bure Biariziie Mayer
Parry-Ave Formal Opening near White River
The works board took final action on opening Parry-Ave near White River. The plan covers street improvement in the area and includes a brick pavement on Missouri Street from Market Street to Kentucky Avenue.
American and Chinese Laundries Collision at St Clair
A crash occurred Thursday night between an American and a Chinese laundry wagon at St Clair and Delaware. A Model laundry wagon collided with a velocipede carrying Feng Yuna, a Chinese worker. The Chinese vehicle sustained the worst damage and Feng Yuna was injured.
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St. Clair
Delawarenta
Feng Yuna
Glecey
Irish Celebrate St Patrick's Day Despite Weather
In Tomlinson hall crowds gathered for afternoon and evening St Patrick celebrations with speeches by John W. Kerch and Rev. J. J. Ware urging U.S. restraint in far eastern conflicts in support of England. An evening program featured songs recitations and dancing followed by a dance until late hour. Friendly nuns of St Patrick hosted a banquet at the Grand Hotel for members and guests with toastmaster Capt. C J Murphy.
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Patyuick
Tomlinson Hall
John W. Kerch
Rev
J. J. Ware
Resaluilane
United States
Far East
England
Ritsela
St. Patrick
Grand Hotel
C. J. Murphy
Joseph A. McGowan
Glary
Shemrock
W. Mf. Fowarty
Ireland
P. J. Brady
Charles Wy Moores
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March
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Hons
Bryan
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Amorlos
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Mikasa
Informacinn
Infernal
Machie
Cory
Jardiniere
Selly Fly
Torsic
Hayvles Bartman
Sister
Belina
John W. Bat Yer
King
Wales
Ouch
Northern Securities
United States Army
Pennsylvania-St. Extension
Ana
Une Aestrine
Kealing
St, Vingcent’s Hospital
Sully &C
Bungaloos
Goft
Henry Ostender
Ostentorf
Ostendorf
Lee Long
Leavin
Parry-Ave
Waleenner'a
Wilton
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