Both Sides Bitter by Scrippa News Association
Conference on the labor strike adjourned without agreement on arbitration. Teamsters demand garment workers be included. improvers resist arbitration. Federation of Labor to consider calling out express drivers and affiliates. Employers plan an offensive campaign as both sides remain bitter.
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Scrippa News Association
Chicago
Teamsters
Improver
Arefane
The
Federation of Labor
Express
Burton Indicted Again on Five Counts in Grain Case
The federal Grand Jury indicted United States Senator Burton of Kansas on five counts. Three counts allege an agreement with Rialto Grain and Security Co to shield them from postal investigation. The remaining two allege he accepted money for these services.
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Scripps News Association
Louis
Federal Grand Jury
United States
Burton
Kansas
Ove
Rialto Grain and Security
Army Captain Kirkman Dismissed After Court Martial
Capt George W Kirkman of the 25th Infantry was dismissed from the army after a court martial in Washington. The principal charge concerned his relationship with the wife of a fellow officer. The article notes the recent death of Mrs Emme Dickey and daughters Rath and Genevieve of Baker City, linked to the Correy family.
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Washington
George W Kirkman
25Th. Infantry
Niobrara
Nebraska
Kirkman
Emme Dickey
Rath and
Genevieve
Baker City
Ges. H Correy
Famous Pimlico Race Track Faces Public Auction
Baltimore records reveal Pimlico race track may be sold at public auction unless the Maryland Jockey Club can bid to save the property. The event marks the passing of a renowned East Coast course and recalls the 1877 fall meeting won by Pierre Lorillard’s Parole in a two mile and a half race amid national interest.
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Baltimore
Pimlico
Maryland Jockey Club
Jockey Club
Pierre Lorillard
Pa ‘Role
Parvie
Len Groeck
Ochiltree
United States
Congress
Patterson Grand Jury Minute Inspection Adjourned
New York April 13. The motion of Nan Patterson's counsel to inspect grand jury minutes in the Morgan Smith conspiracy matter was adjourned by Justice Foster until tomorrow forenoon.
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Scripps News Association
New_York
Nan Patterson
Morgan Smith
Justice Foster
Tomorow
Bill Passes House in Illinois Tail Pipe Lines Bill
The House by two thirds majority passes the reading of a bill making tail pipe lines common carriers with railroad commissioners empowered to fix rates. Springfield Illinois April 13.
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Springfield, Ill
Grain Market Quotations Reported for Wheat Corn and Oats
Chicago April 18 BScripps News Association lists grain quotes on the stock exchange. Wheat at 81.1634 dollars, corn 0.49, oats 0.901. Market figures reflect ongoing trading activity in Wheat Corn and Oats.
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Bscripps News Association
Chicago
the Stock Exchange Today
Burglars Dynamite Gandy Bank and Steal $6000
In Charufusco Indiana on April 13 masked burglars dynamited Gandy's bank, escaping with over six thousand dollars. Mrs. Gandy, wife of the banker, was wounded in the neck during the ensuing shootout but her injuries are not fatal. The robbers fled the scene.
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Charufusco
Ind
Gandy
Army seeks replacement for captured U S officers in Mukdes
The Army Department asks the Soviet government for permission to replace two United States Army officers captured by Japanese forces at Mukdes.
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Waanington
Army Department
United States Army
Mukdes
County Clerk Receipts Grow From 1904 to 1905
For the six months ending September 30 1904 receipts were 2305.20. For the six months ending March 31 1905 receipts rose to 3334.10. The gain is about 1000 dollars.
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Onion
Society Woman Shot in National Hotel Tragedy
Mrs Samuel Vidlock wife of a noted newspaper man and Republican chairman shot Mrs Helen Coulter Douglas a society woman of Colorado Springs through the heart in a National Hotel room this morning Isin says she found her husband with the woman
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Scrippa News Association
Cripple Creek Colp
Samuel Vidlock
Republican Central Committee
Helen Coulter Douglas
Colorado Springs
National
Prisoners Blow Up Weston Jail and Escape
Seven inmates at the county jail in Weston blew sections of the jail with nitroglycerine early today and escaped. Bloodhounds have been set on their trail as the search continues.
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Scripps Newa Association
Clarkaburg
Weston
Fleet Moves North Passes Bucalan Fleet at Nine Knots
The steamer Nabla reported passing the Bucalan fleet of at least 42 vessels at noon Tuesday. The encounter occurred at eight degrees north ten degrees east, with Nabla sustaining nine knots.
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Sorippe Nowa
Singapore
Nabla
British Cruiser Reports Passing Russian Fleet Near Saigon
Hong Kong April 18 British cruiser Ipbegenia telegraphed naval authorities that it had passed fifty two Russian warships one hundred forty miles south of Saigon with the fleet headed north. Two Japanese ships were seen at Cape Rock, Hong Kong, moving south at full speed Tuesday night.
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Hong Kong
Ipbegenia
Ahe
Saigon
Cape Rock
Russian fleet engages off Netonas Islands near Avimas group
London reports that on April 12 the Russian fleet was seen coaling off the Netonas Islands about 125 miles from the Avimas group, indicating active naval operations in the area.
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London
Nena
Netonas Islands
Engagements On The Field Report From April 183
Ganshu Ling reports Japanese forces occupy Tsulin Chu northwest of Shhuan Miaodsky with better weather and renewed fighting expected shortly. Authorities note ongoing combat developments and strategic movements in the region.
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Ganshu Ling
Tsulin Chu
Shhuan Miaodsky
Paria Dispatch Reports Russian Reinforcements Near Battlefront
Captain Rode of Paria cites French reports that Russian forces have been reinforced and prepare to renew combat. He notes the Japanese advance guard is about ten miles distant, with frequent cavalry skirmishes confirming tense lines.
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Paria
Captain Rode
Ruaslane drives Japanese from Nanchintein positions
Petersburg reports that Ruaslane forces dislodged the Japanese from their positions in Nanchintein on April 11. Saigon notes a hospital ship under Admiral Porestveneky arrived to take on provisions and medicine and will sail tomorrow to rejoin the assigned squadron.
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T, Petersburg
Lineviteh
Saigon
Porestveneky
Adolph Weber Faces Sentence for Family Murders
Auburn Cal April 18 Adolph Weber convicted of murdering his mother and accused in deaths of his father brother and sister appeared for sentence. Weber pale and worn, lifted by sheriff as affidavits for motion for a new trial were filed. Judge Prowitt expected to deny new trial and impose death sentence.
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Auburn Cal
Adolph Weber
Auburn Oul
Tha Cas
Prowitt
Earthquake Death Toll Rises in Mandi and Sultan Hur
Beripps Newa Association reports four hundred deaths in Mandi and many hundreds more in Sultan Hur district after the recent quake. The April 13 dispatch notes widespread destruction in the outlying districts and ongoing casualty tallies.
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Beripps Newa Association
Bimla
Mandi
Sultan-Hur
President wraps up four day wolf hunt in Wisconsin
Frederick O I April 18 reports the President ending a four day expedition from a Whee camp after a wolf chase toward the reserve east line. The party dined, rested, and will be escorted to the train at eight twenty five to Colorado. Governor Ferguson and others await him for a brief speech. The group also killed eleven coyotes and captured two coons.
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Frederick O
Ferguson
Colorado
Provident
High
Apirita
Submarine Mines Focus in Fortification Board Report
Newport R I April 13 The third committee the Fortification Board chaired by Hear Admiral Charles M Thomas U S N plans a forthcoming report stressing the danger of submarine mines and the advantage of substituting submarine boats for mines in harbor defenses.
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Newport
R. I
Charlea M Thomas
U ON
Navy cruiser Raleigh sails from Labuan to Cuya Philippines
The Navy Department reports the cruiser Raleigh left Labuan in Borneo for Cuya in the Philippines. The Raleigh is monitoring movements of hostile ships and appears informed of the Russian fleet heading northward.
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Washington
Navy Department
Raleigh
Labuan
Borneo
Cuya
Phillippines
True Bills in Boot Trust Indictments Illinois
Two indictments were returned by the United States Grand Jury in Chicago as part of a boot trust probe. Warrants were issued for arrests and kept sealed to protect witnesses. Edward D Fish, a department manager for a company, was arrested in Canada and held on a ten thousand dollar bond to testify before the grand jury.
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Scripps News Association
Chicago
United States Grand Jury
Boot Trust
Beach
Humphreysa
Etelat Nedeenen
Edward D Fish
Sobile and
Sulzberger
Canada
Witn Ora
Russian Agent Boerkel Seizes Coal Stocks for Fleet
A St Petersburg dispatch reports Herr Boerkel, a Russian agent, has gathered seventy thousand tons of coal at Saigon and fifty thousand tons at Shanghai for the use of the Russian fleet, signaling a strategic fuel reserve.
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Scripps News Association
Parla
Herr Boerkel
St Petersburg
Saigon
Shanghai
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Mammoth Shoe Sale
Peters Shoe Company
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Beipps New Association
Dennison
Newlin Drug
Hewitt's
H. W. Hewitt
A. L. Lowenstein
Haworth Building
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