Russian Determination Amid Ongoing Fighting
A Beripps News Association dispatch from London reports Japanese attacks on Tie Ling fortifications repulsed with heavy losses. Kuropatkin says Japan’s assault at Tie Pasa failed. tensions remain high as peace talks via Zemski Sabre are not imminent. US attaches seized at Mukden to be sent to Tokio with unclear terms.
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Beripps News Association
London
Central News
Tie Ling
Washington
United States
Griscom
State Department
Mukden
Tokio
Howard
Medical
Judson
Engineer Corps
Japanese forces surround Geneent Tins vifoh near St Petersburg
Reports from St Petersburg state that Geneent Tins vifoh has been cut off and surrounded by two Japanese divisions under General Nogi while a turning movement west is attempted. The council of war approves replacing General Karapatkin with General Nicholovitch. Prince Kirikoff says peace is desirable but unlikely.
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St Petersburg
Geneent Tinsvifoh
Nogi
Council of War
Nicholovitch
Karapatkin
Reverence Shown For Mrs Stanford Remains
Honolulu March 15 The remains of Mrs Stanford were sent to San Francisco this morning on the Alameda after church services The white population gathered at the church and wharf to pay reverence The Central Union church service was attended by President Jordan Stanford University Mice Werner and Governor Carter among others Bishop Restarick conducted the services and eulogy of the dead
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Honolulu
Central Union Church
Jordan
Stanford University
Mice Werner
Carter
Territorial Senate
Restarick
Funeral of Mrs Stanford Amid Public Reverence at Honolulu
The Bishop recalled the late Mrs Stanford as the crowd watched the funeral procession aboard the Alameda. Detectives Reynolds and Cullanden, with Honolulu police, presented findings blaming a mix of age, exertion, and unusual exposure for her death, noting possible accidental strychnine in soda or capsules and suggesting Mrs Kerner shared the dose without ill effects.
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Mies Kerner
Stanford
Bomb Explodes in Moscow Public Square
A heavy explosion occurred in Place Ven Theatrer in Moscow on March 15 injuring several and leading to the arrest of multiple people including an injured individual.
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Borippa News Association
Moscow
Place Ven Theatrer
May Castle Drifted Ashore After Storm Near Queenstown
The British ship May Castle from Ore was driven ashore in the White Gate roads as seas break over her. A hurricane swamps the Irish and English coasts causing considerable damage and threatening efforts to save the vessel.
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Queenstown
May Castle
Whitegate
Sean
Guards kill an officer in attempted escape
Lieutenant in the 19th infantry was sentenced to a year in prison then forced to run by guards. He refused to halt and was shot, dying shortly after. He had defrauded brothers officers of money by fake pretenses, claiming to visit a sick wife in San Francisco while traveling with another woman to Canada. He was the son of a wealthy Kentuckian.
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Scrippa News Association
Vancouver
Waebh Moh
Francia M. Boon
19Th Infantry
San Francisco
Canada
Boon
Fleet Moving Near Singapore In Spite Of War Turmoil
Four Japanese cruisers have arrived off the Singapore port as the advance guard of Admiral Togo's fleet. The movement signals nearing hostilities and naval maneuvering in the region.
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Herlopsens Association
Singapore
Togo
Floet
Explosion on Bolivar locomotive boiler kills engineer
Johnstown Pa March 15 A boiler explosion on a locomotive at Bolivar today killed the engineer and seriously injured nine others.
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Johnstown Pa
Bolivar
Better Fix Sidewalks
The postal inspector visited the city to evaluate a free delivery system. He stated sidewalks must be improved and houses numbered before adoption. He noted four government employees would be added to the payroll including three mail carriers and one clerk.
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Post Office Department
Richey
Postofilos
Blockland Buys Noted Sandridge Farm in Grande Ronde
John Blockland purchased the Henry Beakera farm twelve miles north of town, a 240 acre parcel valued at 14 400 or 900 per acre. The notable deal signals land values in Grande Ronde and reflects Blockland’s wealth from Valley agriculture. A carload of cedar poles for the Virande Ronde Electric Co is expected to arrive on today’s freight.
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John Blockland
Henry Beakera
Sandridge
Blockland
Grande Ronde
Brockland F
John Blackland
Virande Ronde Electric Co
Plunged Knife Ends Lindsay Man's Life in Visalia
Frank Grady a Lindsay resident, after learning his illness was terminal, left a hospital and killed himself on the steps of Meranic hall in Visalia by plunging a knife into his neck. He died minutes later despite help arriving.
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Visalia
Cal
Frank Grady
Lindsay
Brady
Brasly
Garfield to Visit Oil Centers and Chanute on Trip
Commissioner James R Garfield will depart tonight for a fishing trip in the south then proceed to Kansas to address oil interest matters. He will hold conferences with oil interests and legislators, with no public hearings, visiting Chanute and other centers of oil agitation.
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Scripps News Association
Washington
James R Garfield
Kansas
Garfield
Chanute
Czar Threatened by Scripps Nova Association ultimatum
The Ruslan Revolutionist Society says the Czar received an ultimatum demanding universal suffrage and secret ballot for Parliament by April. If unmet, coercive action would follow, with no protection left for the ruler.
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Berlin
Ruslan Revolutionist Society
Revolutionary Committee
Greason Case Is Continued By Pardon Board
Harrisburg March 16 The pardon board today continued the cases of the negro Sumael Greason and Mrs Kate Edwards, who were convicted of murdering the woman s husband.
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Harrisburg
Sumael Greason
Mra
Kate Edwards
Trial date set for Nan Patterson case in New York
Assistant Attorney Rand announced a trial date for Nan Patterson in New York, moving the Witch day of April to March 15. The date was set after consultations with Miss Patterson's attorney.
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Borippa Newe Association
New York
Rand
Nan Patterson
Miss Patterson
Oil Fight Begins In U S Case Against Santa Fe
Chanute Kansas March 15 The taking of depositions in the United States case against the Santa Fe railway in behalf of oil producers began here today Three attorneys objected to the proceeding on legal grounds Foster Allen manager for J N Knapp testified that freight rate advances drove Knapp out of business
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Scripps News Assolution
Broker Held Over Girl's Death in Brooklyn Cab
Thomas Degan a young broker is held by police in connection with the death of Mamie Savage a 26 year old woman whose body was found in a cab at Gates Avenue station Brooklyn after a heavy drinking bout Degan reportedly survived the incident and is being questioned as the investigation continues.
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Scrippa News Association
New York
Writ Withdrawn in Hoch Case
Attorney Plake withdrew the petition for a writ of habeas corpus for Johann Hoch who faces charges of bigamy and murder. The action leaves Hoch in custody and he now faces trial on both counts.
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Ubbeago
Plake
Johann Hoch
Hoch
Man Kills Wife and Wounds Relative in Grass Valley
William Trebiloox shot and killed his wife and fatally wounded his cousin Charles Allen in Grass Valley California. After threatening Allen at the door Trebiloox fled. Allen returned fire, Trebiloox shot again near the rear exit and the wife died at the scene in a pool of blood.
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Grass Valley
Cal
William Trebiloox
Charles Allen
Trebiloox
Allen
Kurstin
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Cullanden
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ST. Louis
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