Rail line to Port Arthur reportedly open and battles ongoing
A dispatch from sources in Peters burg via Paris reports railroad communication to Port Arthur restored and telegraph lines repaired amid continued Japanese harassment and fresh clashes. An official in St Petersburg warned Russian warships may sail to deter Japanese advances if Port Arthur falls.
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Petersburg
Paris
Rie
Zasealitch
Alexieff
St. Petersburg
Port Arthur
Stoussel
Mrs Weinzierl bonds on German immigrant case
Mrs Sophia Woelneek was indicted by the grand jury on charges of enticing German women for immoral purposes and released on bonds totaling 3000 dollars. Names of witnesses include Poonle Mueller Annie Fries Fannie Mund Emma Lange Nelle Borerlin Maria Weiisenberger Amelin Emore and Pauly Voleht. Judge McBonalt set bonds at 200 in one case and 4100 in seven others. Deputy Sheriff Nickel escorted her from the holdover to testify. Federal authorities had begun the case before the grand jury following discussion with U S District Attorney Dyer and Assistant Circuit Attorney Mancook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Louis
Sophia Woelneek
Band
Germany
John HH. Vette Jikhbt
Weinzierl
St. Lats
Poonle Mueller
Annie Fries
Fannie Mund
Emma Lange
Nelle Boerlin
Maria Weiisenberger
Amelinemore
Pauly Voleht
Neninether
United States District Inmepoeter
Rivoli Schirmer
Broadway
Feders
United
Dyer
St Foule
Fatal end to quarrel over hog pen dispute in Sedalia
In Sedalia Missouri a neighbor quarrel over removing a hog pen escalated when Samuel Harvey challenged the removal and was struck on the temple with steel pliers by Meury Garrett fatally injuring him. Garrett was arrested on murder charges after an inquest ruled Harvey died from the injuries.
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Sedalia
Meury Garrett
Missouri
Kansas
Samuel Harvey
East Breadwasth
Ben
Carrett
Harvey
Garrett
Hell
T. P. McCluny
Twenty Eight Hurt in Georgia Wreck
A head on collision between north and southbound passenger trains occurred on the Southern railroad near Rockmart Georgia Monday night. Twenty eight are reported injured. Husband and wife die together in another report from Chicago. Secretary Edward Jarni gat of the Potter Paper Company and his wife were found dead in their home Tuesday. Appearances indicate both swallowed poison and then turned on the gas.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Southern Railroad
Rockmart
Chicago
Edward Jarnigat
The
Potter Paper Company
Russian Warships Cut Off From Vladivostok
London reports believed Vladivostok fleet cut off and steering toward Sea of Japan to evade Japanese. St Petersburg notes desperate defense at Liao Yang Haicheng Fung Wang Cheng Niuchwang abandonment nearly complete with some troops left to guard. Port Arthur provission fears persist amid rumors of 000 men for three months. Moscow mobilizes four more armies along the Volga for Far East reinforcement. Raith cruiser destruction denied.
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London
The
Daily Telegraph
Seoul
Sea of Japan
St. Petersburg
Liao Yang
Haicheng
Fung- Wang Cheng
Niuchwang
Europeckio
Bdo
Alexie
Harbin
Wales
Patkin
Port Arthur
Mosecow
Khirhoff V
JOH Met
Kirogathin
Volga
Martial law in San Miguel County halts judge’s ruling
Teluride notes Judge Theron Strev adjourned the May Left of coour in the San Miguel district under martial law. No action was taken to make permanent the restraining order against citzens and mine owners from interfering with miners returning home. Stevens cites reports of soldiers at the depot ordered to arrest deported union men, though they were reportedly returning with the judge.
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Teluride
Colo
Theron Strev
Coour
San Miguel
Ouray
To Hold Mia Maybrick to Limit
From London a British secretary decides not to extend clemency for Mia Maybrick after fifteen years. The release is set for July while the Medico Legal Journal notes the pending parole and the public is urged toward awaiting formal steps in this legal case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Maybrick
New Yorks
London
Medico:Legal Journal
Strained Peru Brazil Ties Ease Amid Territorial Talks
Peru’s Foreign Office receives a conciliatory reply to Britain over evacuations of Alto Participation territories. The Peruvian government says it is ready to discuss ownership, evacuate troops, and seek a settlement on the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rin Jauoira
Hrasil
Pers
Foreign Office
Brtellian Comand
Peru
Alto Partis
Alto Jiuapin
New Missouri Theater Circuit Formed in Northeast Missouri
In Moberly, Mo a meeting organized the Northeast Missouri theatrical circuit linking Hannibal Louisiana Mexico Louisville Macon Kirksville and Chillicothe. Officers elected include President Z B My and secretary J B Price of Hannibal with treasurer P Halloran of Moberly.
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Moberly
Hannibal
Louisiana
Mexico
Lunnville
Macon
Kirksville
Chilleather
Northeast
Missouri
Z B
Chilliowthe
J. B. Price
P. Halloran
Bookbinders Strike in Chicago Amid Tension in Shops
About eight hundred bookbinders walked out on Tuesday in Chicago. Sympathetic support from women binders and blank bookbinders is pledged, while rulers threaten action if they try to operate shops with nonunion workers.
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Chicago
Shopa
Chicago Typothetan
Surtiosa
Donnaton
Kuropatkin Not Heady On July Teco Draws Manchuria Plans
Paris dispatch to Temps reports General Kuropatkin will not take the Teco until end of July after deciding to draw Japan into Manchuria. Also notes the death of Prof Henry Clark Johnson in New York from heart disease. Johnson was an author and assistant corporation counsel since 1889.
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Kuropatkin
Paris
Temps
Petersburg
Kuropmt
Jnapainadar
Manchuria
New York
Henry Clark Johnson
Japs to Use American Strategy in Besieging Port Arthur
St. Petersburg reports early Friday failed bid to send a reply to Port Arthur. Viceroy Alexieff announces docks and piers at Daley blown up by Russians, with word that the town may be destroyed as Russians press toward Port Arthur. Japanese reportedly advance in Manchuria, seeking to draw the fleet into open sea battles as in Santiago. Officials caution on operational details south of Taedung though large Japanese force maneuvers continue near Piesewo region.
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London
iHitsiana
Danny
No Spreta
Edditena
The
Vals
Vals, Showing Thhat Kuroki
St Petersburg
Port Arthuria
St. Petersburg
Port Arthur
Post Office
Alexieff
Daley
Idachine
Russia
Adi
Mort
Niuchwang
Santiago
Manchuria
Hai- Cheng
Tadau ‘Bung
Pitsewo
Tegtitare
Mittin
BL Petersburg
Rehearing Sought in Terminal Quster Case in Missouri
Jeffersoy City Missouri reports the Terminal Railroad Association and Attorney General Crow plan a motion for a rehearing after a Missouri Supreme Court ruling. If denied an amended appeal will follow, with possible involvement from War Department officials. Fire in Birmingham mills destroys building. losses around 60,000 dollars.
Fire devastates Armour soup plant in Chicago
Fire destroyed the Armour soup works building and contents worth 2000000 dollars in Chicago. Adjacent frame structures suffered light damage as the crowd panicked fearing a gas tank rupture of 5000000 feet. Several people were hurt but no serious injuries reported.
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Chicago
Armour Soup Works
Wight
Illinois Coal Trust Affirms Finding Against Firms
A court action involving the Northern Illinois soft coal dealers' association resulted in a ruling that the pooled interests and organization violated anti trust laws and constituted a criminal conspiracy. Indictments by a special grand jury in January led to fines of 500 dollars each for the corporations and officers. An appeal claimed record errors but the court upheld the charges and the conspiracy finding. In Columbus Ohio Governor Herrick ordered a court martial over Springfield riots amid a lynching case involving a man named Dickson. No details were released about witnesses or defendants summoned.
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Aucti
Ulinois Soft Cont Dealers’ Association
Speci Grand
Columbus
Herrick
Springfiel
Negro Dickson
Korean Cabinet Holds On To Posts Amid Resignation Row
Seoul reports that cabinet ministers who offered to resign stayed in their portfolios by direct order of the emperor. The move dampens the crisis, keeping Japan supporters in influence while presenting a show of stability for now. Snow blankets North Dakota and Lakota North Dakota. Up to Thursday night over twenty four hours of snowfall totaled more than two inches. Field work halted and the wheat crop is in poor shape this fall.
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Seoul
North Dakota
Lakota
NS. D
Engineer Killed and Others Hurt Near Jackson Tenn
Jackson Tennessee report says William Hadaway, a well known Illinois Central engineer, was killed in a wreck several miles south of the city Thursday. Many train crew members were badly hurt in the incident.
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Jackson, Tenn
William Hadaway
Illinois Central
Here
Court refuses to oust terminal railway
In a blow to Attorney General Crow the Missouri Supreme Court upheld a demurrer and denied ouster of the St. Louis Terminal Railway, ruling that Merchants Bridge Terminal Company and Terminal Halfway Association cannot be forced apart where a uniform state policy governs rail terminals. Sir Henry M. Stanley dies in London at 84, with Lady Stanley by his side. the explorer, famed for discovering the Nile source with Livingstone, passed after months of illness.
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Jeffersoy City
Missouri Supreme Court
Terminal Railroad Association of
St. Lanik
Crow
Erie
Prformenih
Moekisdon
George D. Duvin
War Department
Mirsaurt Eo Foon
Warstington
Merchants Bridge
East St. Louis
Fu Whlel
Ilinale
Hitness
Missouri
Jefferson City
Supreme Court
Leroy, Valliant
Brace, Burgess and Fox
St. Louis
St. Louis Terminal Association
Merchants Bridge Terminal Company
Terminal Halfway Association of
St. Toula
Btate
Crow Twat
Neil Outer
Ingalia
St. Lows
Boac
Dabet
Joey
Terra
Merchants Terminal
St Lainie
Uridee Company
Maliway
Cout
Faeta
Alao
Gantt
Dadi Robinson
Judee Marehall
Landon
Sir Henry M. Stanley
Hit
Richland Terrace
Whitehall
Lady Stanley
Russell
Sir Henry Morton Stanley
Wales
Stanley
United States
WHR
Livingstone
Africa
Tawingatone
Emin Pacha
Branley
The
Congo
Leo Piel
Woatmitater Abbey
Mies
Dorothy Tennatt
Commons
Londo OonStiene
Laumbeth
Blemoeotw
Four Killed in Illinois Mine Explosion
Four men died instantly, five fatally wounded, and twenty others injured at Wik Muddy Coal and Iron Company mine No 7 in Herrin Illinois Wednesday morning when an explosion from powder pins triggered by an electric wire caused a blast. Names of the dead include Fret Zaberg Webard Rains Evan Williams and John Miller. Injured include John Swafford Thomas Green Frank Baxons and two others with more details unavailable. State Mine Workers secretary Huan aided relief as coroner’s inquest opened.
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Teher
Grooms
Huan
Mine Workers’ Union
Herrin
Taft Assigned to Oversee Panama Canal Work
Washington dispatch states President Taft as Secretary of War is placed in direct charge of supervising the Panama Canal project. The War Department will manage the commission’s operations and safeguard workers and officials, mirroring the Philippine Commission’s governance approach after the war.
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Washington
William Ho ‘Taft
Panama Canal
War Department
Philippine Commission
Panini
Callat
Americans Ambushed by Savage Moros
Manila dispatch reports American forces from the Seventeenth United States Infantry ambushed by Moros near Mas Aiain on Mindanao. Lieutenant Harr A Woolraf and Second Lieutenant Joseph Ho Dal were killed. one officer and several men wounded. In Chicago, sixteen Cricket brokers were barred from dealing in special resold tickets to the Saint James World's Fair by an order restraining them. London notes a Japanese loan at a premium. in Washington Taft departs for Adirondacks for a rest. Calvin fire in South Dakota destroys five stores and related shops, with losses estimated at 126,000 in stock and 10,000 in buildings.
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Manila
United States
Siegeretit
Fatten Laminin
Island
Minande
Binet
Harr A. Woolraf
Joseph Ho Dal
Weolruf Wat
New York
Aleutenant Tol
Tin Ala Dain
Rahe
Chicago
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Fight
Covener
Henry Garrett
Mukden
Telegraph
Thene Chi
John F. Parker
Thdianapolis
Iid
United Sttes
Benjamin Harrison
Vladivostok
Liao-Yang
Raith
Korea
Jaalorn
Teylog
Kiropatkhio
Colorado
New Missouri Theater
Newchwang
Omukden
Klaroyang
COREA
Anic
Birmingham
Ala
Turmingham Mills
South Twentieth Street
Union Peasenger Staton
Beatty Bros
Chicago Fire
Illinois Coal Trust
Horton
Henry M. Stanley
Illinois
Tokio
Ninehwang
Knoxville, Teon
Lafailetta, Teon
St. Peterabure
Laporte
Ind
Howard Fogle
Menin Gers
Taft
Philippinga
Joliet
Stock Exchange
Great Huntalo
Taft Thureday
Adirondack
Calvin
S. T. Guthrie
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