Japanese Capture Mukden Amid Bloodied Streets
March 10 dispatch reports Mukden fell after intense fighting at Danshuntan six miles west. Japanese stormed the village repeatedly forcing Russian counterattacks. Blood flowed through streets as heavy guns trained on Mukden station. Russians scattered as Japanese concentrate north of Mukden near the railroad. War office in St Petersburg doubts a large Russian force was captured near Tie Ling.
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Tokio
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Danshuntan
Makden
General Kuropatkin Pleads for Prayers in Moscow Telegram
From Petersburg on March 10 a telegram from General Kuropatkin to a close Moscow friend reads Pray for me indicating dire political or military strain during the crisis.
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Petersburg
Kuropatkin Telegrapba
Moscow
Jubilant Mukden Victory Sparks Lantern Processions
Reports from Mukden describe intense jubilation after the fall of Mukden with patriotic processions and large crowds marching and waving flags. Traffic is halted as a lantern parade is planned, though opinions vary on whether the victory heralds peace.
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Tokio
Mukdén
Mukden Occupation Report From Warfront
Tokyo reports Oyama claiming Mukden occupied at 10 am with surrounding movement complete and fierce fighting ongoing. Japanese forces have captured thousands of prisoners and large stores of ammunition as Kuropatkin’s scattered army withdraws. London notes cautious expectation that Kuropatkin may break through. Paris cites Russian retreat plans and Harbi reinforcements.
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Tokio
Mukdens
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Oyama
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Fragments Describe War Stockpiles Found in Area
A fragmentary note mentions arms ammunition war supplies and provisions with no time to investigate further. The text hints at a broader search or inquiry by authorities into possible hidden stores and security concerns in the region.
Deserve Punishment Sparks Arrest Warrants
Albert DeRome, Hopkins Art Institute student, secured warrants for the arrest of Jackson Hatcher Artie Hunt Armin Hansen Toschagen Gasing, claiming the arrests relate to an incident last November. DeRome was seriously injured when a strong electric current was passed through him by the students, threatening lifelong paralysis.
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San Francisco
Albert DeRome
Hopkins Art Institute
Jackson Hatcher
Artie Hunt
Armin Hansen
Acadenic
Toschagen
DeRome
de Rome
California senators face mandamus as expelled members seek reinstatement
Sacramento March 10. The California senatorial boodle muddle advances as the Senate today receives notices of application for a writ of mandamus returnable April 4. The move aims to compel reinstatement of recently expelled senators who allege they were falsely accused and denied a chance to defend themselves.
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Beripps News Association
Sacramento
California
Supreme Court
Senate
Disturbances Rise in Southeast Russia
Disturbances in the southeastern part of Russia increase as troops are dispatched to suppress outbreaks amid tensions in the region. The report notes rising unrest and government efforts to restore order.
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Scripps News
St Peterburg
Russia
Averted Runaway on Depot Street Involves Mr Reynolds Wagon
Late yesterday noon a runaway scare on Depot Street endangered Mr Wm Reynolds express and general carrier who left his wagon with brakes set. The team bolted toward Berry's store but an elderly man halted them, likely saving Reynolds a substantial loss.
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Wm Reynolds
Elgin
Berry
Reynolds
France Reacts To Roosevelt Inaugural Address
On March 10 Paris newspapers debate President Roosevelt's speech. The Temps hails it as a triumphal hymn to American power while accusing him of imperialism and militarism. Journal des Debats praises confidence in Roosevelt and the nation. Le Patrie calls it a high inspired manifesto and notes his sense of mission for humanity.
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Paria
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Temps
Journal Des Debats
Patrie
Eastern visitors rush to aid Pacific coast housing surge
The Macedonian call to develop the West draws eastern families by the dozen railcars and engines, bringing hundreds eager to settle and build homes. Many have visited before and stay with their families to remain.
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Pacific Coast
Sunday Baseball Benefit Game For Fields Family
A charity baseball game to aid the bereaved Fields family follows a Tuesday fire that destroyed their home. First class players meet at the park, with the La Grande band providing music, expected to draw a large crowd. The lineup is scheduled to follow.
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B O Fields
la Grande
Interborough strike ends as workers not rehired
The Interborough strike is broken as strikers apply for their former positions. About three thousand will probably not be rehired, and the labor leaders’ reputation has suffered, ending the disruption.
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Bomipps News Association
New York
President Retains Incumbents Policy Course
President announces at cabinet meeting the administration will retain all current incumbents in office regardless of length of service. The statement addresses the current lexet policy and reflects the administration's stance as of March 10 in Washington.
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Washington
Lexet
News on General Kuropatkia’s likely move to Tie Ling
London reports anxious interest in General Kuropatkia's position. Telegrams suggest a possible route via Fushan with a difficult right angle march and rear-guard actions against pursuing Japanese forces. If delayed, Oku's forces may advance north to Tie Ling and link with Nogi and Nodzu to reach Tie Ling before Karopatkia.
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Scripps News Association
London
Nuws
Kuropatkia
Tie Ling
Fushan
Oku
Fall of Mukin Reported in Japanese Logatio
Washington dispatch reports an affinal announcement claiming Mukden fell as Japanese forces move to surround and press advances, stating our troops occupied Mukden at 10 am Friday and that enveloping maneuvers and bloodiest battles are ongoing at multiple locations.
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Scripps News Association
Washington
Mukin
Mukden
Bink Makdep
Hearing Arguments in Chid wick Case Continue
Cleveland March 10. Lawyers in the Chid wick case began battling before the jury after all evidence was in. Court may not finish today and a Monday ruling is anticipated. United States Attorney Garry urged the court to define conspiracy.
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Scrippe News Association
Cleveland
Chidwick
United States
Garry
Nicholson Premier Crisis Averted by New Ministry
March report from Copenhag describes cabinet crisis ending with Nicholson forming a new ministry to stabilize government. The move includes Nicholson as prime mover and aims to restore governance.
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Scripps News Association Copenhag
Nicholson Ae Preair
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