China grants most Russian demands in Manchuria talks
London dispatches report China has granted every Russian demand except the establishment of a Russian consulate at Kobdo. The concession to Russia may be temporary, but new friction is foreseen from Russian syndicates' mining in Southeast China. The Times predicts Japan and Russia may soon press Manchurian demands leading toward an armed confrontation.
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Pekin Dispatches
China
Kobdo
Russia
The
Times Today
Japan
Insurgents Demand Diaz Resign as De La Barre Provisional President
In San Antonio on March 28 Madero says insurgents will press Diaz to resign after peace, with De La Barre to serve as provisional president until elections soon after his inauguration. Some officers think Diaz plans to resign and keep US troops until a stable government forms.
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San Antonio
Madero
Diaz
de la Barre
United States Army
Cesarean Operation Performed at Grande Ronde Hospital
This morning a cesarian section was safely carried out for a poor woman at Grande Ronde Hospital by Doctors M K Hall N Molitor and C T Bacon. The mother and baby are doing well this afternoon. The procedure dates to 1834 with a rare revival in 1890 by S Kelly of Baltimore and is now more common with antiseptic methods taught by Lord Lister enabling safer major surgery.
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Césarian
Grande Ronde Hospital
M. K Hall
N. Molitor
C. T. Bacon
S. Kelly
Baltimore
Lord Lister
London
Goodwin Divorce Upheld by Supreme Court
Supreme Court confirms interlocutory decree divorcing Edna Goodrich from actor Nat Goodwin. Judge Giergerich affirms referee Thompson report. Goodwin barred from marrying in New York. Edna Hoey may resume her maiden name and marry when she wishes.
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New York
Giergerich
Supreme Court Today
Thompson
Edna Goodrich
Nat Goodwin
Edna Hoey
Alaska Coal Land Fraud Case Opens in Seattle
The first Alaska coal land fraud indictments from last fall go to trial in Seattle. Defendants C. F. Munday Archie W. Shields Karl Siglay and Algernon Stracy face charges of conspiring to defraud the United States of coal lands valued at over 1 million dollars.
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Wash
Alaska
C. F. Munday
Archie W. Shields
Karl Siglay
Algernon, Stracy
United States
University First With Five Victories in Inter-Collegiate Oratorical
The Inter-Collegiate Oratorical association of Oregon enters its 19th year with nine contests held. University of Oregon leads with five first-place wins, Pacific College and McMinnville College follow with four each. Willamette University Pacific University and Albany College tie for third with two victories apiece. Oregon Agricultural College and Monmouth Normal School have not won a first place. In the last five years the state university earned first place twice and second place three times.
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Monmouth Normal School
Havi Og
The
State University
Florida Sunday School Convention Opens in Tallahassee
An enthusiastic host of Sunday school workers gathered in Tallahassee for the annual Florida Sunday School Association convention. Governor Gilchrist and Jacksonville’s H. B. Mintum chaired the formal opening with educators from major Florida colleges and schools. The convention runs through tomorrow and Thursday with national experts slated to speak and Prof. E. C. Excell of Chicago directing musical programs.
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Fla
Florida State Sunday School Association
Gilchrist
H. B. Mintum
Jacksonville
Florida
Sutfsday
E. C. Excell
Chicago
Hyams seeks injunction to block Calumet and Hecla merger
In Grand Rapids on March 28 Judge Swann heard Godfrey M. Hyams of New York ask for an injunction to prevent the merger of Calumet and Hecla Mining with Orteola. He claims the consolidation would form an unlawful trust or monopoly and restrain capital under his influence.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
United States District Court Today
Swann
Godfrey M. Hyams
New York
Calumet and Hecla Mining Company
Orteola Company
Hyama
Osceola Stockholders Oppose Merger Plan
A statement contends the merger would injustice Osceola stockholders and cause substantial financial loss if carried out.
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Osceola
Chinaman on Trial and White Woman Charged in Chinatown Case
In city police court Chief Walden ordered the case of China Tom the noodle stand owner and Ethel Gray charged with illegal cohabitation. The Chinaman was tried before Judge Humphreys with City Attorney Cochran handling the city's charges and Turner Oliver defending. The defense notes the woman was awaiting a meal as a noodles substitute. raid evidence places them in the house. Also listed are boxing fights scheduled for tonight in various cities with multiple matchups and venues.
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China Tom
Chinatown
Ethel Gray
Walden
Humphreys
Cochran
Turner Oliver
Fred Green and Viola Makin wed in Joeph society circles
Fred Green and Viola Makin married last evening in Joeph. Green is a local businessman and son T. H. Green runs a harness and repair shop. Viola Makin comes from a prominent stock family. Revival services have occurred in Catholic and Methodist churches this week. The Catholic chapel car is on the sidetrack. High school boys prepare for the upcoming county track meet.
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Fred Green
Viola Makin
Mr. Makin
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T. H. Green
Mormons Accused of Pushing Immigration to Utah
London reports H. P. Freese of the international reform bureau claims Mormons in Europe are organized to send immigrants to Utah to counter anti Mormon sentiment. He says Mormon women gain voting rights after ten years and Denmark Holland and Germany are sources of converts expected to depart for Utah.
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Europe
Utah
H. P. Freese
International Reform Bureau of Washington
Denmark
Holland
Germany
Debating Teams Clash Over Shipping Subsidies
Triangular This Week at University of Oregon reports that Washington Stamford Oregon teams will debate the shipping subsidies issue in Seattle Stamford and Eugene on Friday night. A week later on April 7 Oregon will send another team to Salt Lake City to face the University of Utah on the same topic.
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Eugene
Seattle
Stamford
Buzene
Washington Stamford
Oregon
Uniersity of Oregon
Salt Lake City
University of Utah
North Dakota Judge Faces Impeachment Trial
The first impeachment trial in years opens in Bismarck to try Judge John F. Cowan of the second district. Eight charges are filed, starting with habitual drunkenness and including alleged violations of state laws indecent public language and offenses injurious to public morals.
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John F. Cowan
North Dakota
Cowan
The Pricat of Victory in Edison Dramag Staging
A terse program note lists Edison Dramag staging and photography for a set of acts including a fine presentation, a poor sick man comedy and a Biograph piece. Performer Lynn F. Cowan appears as pianist and tenor soloist with Greenaway providing drums and effects.
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Lynn F. Cowan
Greenaway
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