Strikes Continue Amid Riots and Military Guard
Reports from Kiel Leds Dombrowlee and Warsaw describe limited changes in the strike situation. Troops guard Kiel streets while labor factions reach tentative concessions in Leds. Dombrowlee fears renewed trouble as authorities push no concessions. In St Petersburg the government grows firmer, a manufacturers’ meeting rejects wage demands, and the police fear new demonstrations.
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Warsaw
Kiel
Manchuria
Keiff
Leds
Warsawadem
Dombrowlee
Scrippe News Association
St Petersburg
Workinumeoia
Moreco Oilitry
Manofacturere
Weber murder trial features star witness on bodies found
Clarence Guar testified he helped move the Weber family bodies from the burning building and corroborated Walter Crosby’s sighting of the defendant near the livery stable. Other witnesses linked the defendant to the American Hotel scene as pistol evidence tied to the crime.
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Harippa News Association
Auburn
Cal
Clarence Guar
Weber
Walter Crosby
Oass
A.powel
May Clark
Webner
Guaraleo
Weber Barn
Noted German Artist Adolph Von Kozel Dies in Berlin
Berlin reports the death of Adolph Von Kozel the celebrated German artist at age ninety. He passed away today in the German capital, leaving a legacy in sculpture and painting recognized worldwide.
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Scripp News
Berlin
Adolph von Kozel
Fighting at San Jose
A war department cablegram from General Corbin Manila reports engagements between Philippine scouts and insurgents at San Jose Samar. Second Lieutenant Gactin was wounded and one scout killed. Five thousand Pulsians located at Mt Tumo. American troops operate with scouts to dislodge them. an additional infantry battalion has been sent to the island.
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Washington
War Department
Corbin
Manila
Philipping
Palsixme
San Joe
Samar
Gactin
Mt Tumo
Scou's
Grand jury indicts in Oregon land fraud case
Portland February 9 A federal grand jury investigating land frauds returned three indictments. The defendants include A H Tanner a law partner of United States Senator John H Mitchell charged with perjury during testimony before the grand jury January 1 1905. Hamilton H Hendricke an officer of Hottee Creek Land & Livestock company charged with subornation of perjury. Also named are Henry Meldrum ex United States surveyor general of Oregon George F Waggoner chief clerk David W Kinnaird examiner Rufus Moore surveyor and notaries public John Hamake and Frank Van Winkle charged with conspiracy to defraud the United States of public lands in central Oregon.
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Portland
Federal
A H Tanner
United States
John H Mitchell
Mitchell Hamilton H Hendricke
Hottee Creek Land & Livestock Company
Henry Meldrum
Surveyor General of
Oregon
George F Waggoner
Surveyor General's Office
David W Kinnaird
Rufus 8 Moore
John Hamake
Frank van Winkle
Pubic
United States Government of Public Lands
Bill on church and state separation sent to committee
The bill providing separation of church and state was presented to the Chamber of Deputies today and referred to a committee.
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Paris
Chamber Deputies
Speaker Cannon Opposes Harbor Bill and River Measures
Speaker Cannon today declared opposition to the cablo building bill and the river and harbor bills on grounds of economy. An effort to push these bills through may be made despite opposition from leaders.
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Washington
House
Stay Execution Sought in Motlur Murder Case
Attorneys for J Samuel Motlur of Charlesteville ask the supreme court to stay the hang ing, with a writ of error filed today. A decision is expected late this afternoon.
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Scripps News Association
Washington
J Samuel Motlur
Charlesteville
Supreme Court
Russian Official Eyes Major General Visit to Manchuria
A dated German language notice from a Russian source reports Grand Duke Nicholas Nichola as inspector general planning to travel to Manchuria next week to assess Kuropatkin's command. The item names the inspector and context but lacks full details on dates or places.
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Berlin
Lokal Auziege
Indictment Quashed in Iroquins Theatre Fire Case
The indictment against Will Davin, manager of the Iroquins theatre destroyed by fire December 30 1908, with a five hundred seventy five loan of life was quashed today by Judge Kersten with Judge Green on the bench. The ruling also renders indictments against Ler Cummings and Noonar inoperative as new indictments could be drawn since no statute of limitations exists for manslaughter.
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Chicago
Will Davin
Iroquvns
Kersten
Green
Ler Cummings
Noonar
Esch Town inter state commerce bill passes House
Washington Feb 9 The Esch Town send bill giving the commission power to fix rates passed the House this after noon by a vote of 26 to 17.
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Scripps News
Washington
Commission
House
Chadwick Trial Set For March 6
Cleveland judge confirms Mrs. Chadwick's trial in district court scheduled for March 6 with proceedings to follow this afternoon.
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Chadwick
Scrippe News Association
Cleveland
Taylor
Japanese Cruisers Tighten Blockade of Vina Port
Tokio reports Japanese cruisers patrol the Taushimi straits, the only entry to Vina d ivestock, and are believed to have effectively blockaded the Russian port.
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Tokio
Taushimi
Vina Divestock
Three Years For Defrauding Government, Former Indian Agent
The court overruled the defense motion for arrest of judgment and sentenced M Brigman, a former Indian agent of the Belton reservation, to three years in the penitentiary for defrauding the government.
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Helena
M Brigman
Belton Reservation
President Roosevelt weighs offering good offices for East peace
Washington report says President Roosevelt, urged by Rep Harlide of Missouri as Interalliatory Union head, seriously considers offering good offices in the East peace effort without waiting for a request. Bartholdi visited the White House to press the idea and the President will confer with Secretary Hayne on feasibility.
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Washington
Harlide
Missouri
Interailimentary Union
Roosevelt
United States
East
Bartholdi
White House
Russia
Japan
Hearstary Hayne
Calvin Promoted to Southern Pacific General Manager Oregon
The Oregon division head E K Calvin promoted to General Manager and Vice President of the Southern Pacific system with the Oregon region excluded. B A Worthington, former secretary, becomes assistant director of maintenance and equipment, succeeding Mr Calvin.
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Scripps News Association
Portland
E KE Calvin
Oregon
Southern Pacific
B A
Worthington
O Huntington
Mr Calvin
Russians continue bombardment and entrenchments in Manchuria
Reports from Manchuria say Russia maintains bombardment toward the Sha River and builds entrenchments near Lern Chen and Kau Tai. A general engagement may occur before thaw impedes big gun movement. The Emperor and Empress gave fifty thousand dollars for February 11 national celebration. Takahasi Hazi, Bank of Japan vice president, to travel Feb 17 to seek a fourth domestic loan.
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Scripps News Association
Tokio
Manchuria
Sha River
Leri Chen
Kau Tai
Taka Hazi
Bank of Japan
America
England
Vancouver
Six Killed In Michigan Mine Disaster
Kearsarge mine shafts were sealed to smother the fire and smother the flame, ending rescue hopes for five miners still underground. The fatality total rises to six from yesterday's explosion as all rescuers are reported safe.
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Hougton
Mich
Kearsarge
Twenty Shipwrecked Victims Enter City After Collision
The Brandad Oil Company steamer City of Everett bound from Sabine Pass Texas, returned to port with bow damage and twenty shipwrecked sailors. The Norwegian steamship Leif Grickson was involved in a collision off Cape Pomaine Florida on February 4, towing two men who drowned.
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My Beripps News Association
New York
Brandad Oil Company
City of Everett
Sabing Paes
Texas
Leif Grickson
Everett
Cape Pomaine
Florida
Fleet Sails From Liban for St. Petersburg Fest
Fleet bound for the third Haltio festival departs Liban on February 14 under Admiral Mishagaloff, with the division sailing toward St. Petersburg.
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Scripps News Association
St. Petersburg
Mishagaloff
Liban
Crushing Blow to Unions in Germany Paragraph
The report says two hundred thousand striking miners in Repin surrendered ending the strike. Miners pledge to rely on government promises for legislation favorable to them. The loss is described as the cruellest blow ever dealt to German labor unions.
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Scripps News Association
Burlin
Minera
Repin
Thie
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