Russia’s Orders to Rojestvensky Explicit
Paris reports that St Petersburg sent explicit instructions to Admiral Rojestvensky demanding he remain outside French waters and fully respect neutrality. France seeks the exact location of the Russian squadron and whether it stays within or beyond French seas, while the cruiser Diana is rendered inoperative to prevent sea passage.
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Paris
Foreign Office
St. Petersburg
Rojestvensky
France
Japan
M. Beau
Indo-China
Saigon
Hanoi
Tonquin
Diana
Haifong
Russians Still at Kamranh Bay Friday
A Saigon despatch asserts the Russian second Pacific squadron remained at Kamranh Bay on Friday with about 50 vessels, short of stores, while French and German steamers carry vast supplies from Saigon. Gridan sold for 60000 dollars to transport stores. Hindu unloading coal at Saigon adds to 45000 tons stock. A second Russian squadron of seven battleships and cruisers, led by Vice Admiral Nebogatoff, is reportedly nearing to join Rojestvensky. The plan may send one part to Japan and another toward Vladivostok.
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New York
Saigon
Kamranh Bay
Eva
Daguiar
Gridan
Hindu
Nebogatoff
Rojestvensky
Vladivostok
Vladivostok Force Prepares Diversion For Rojestvensky
Private despatches report Russian armored cruisers Russia and Gromoboi and protected cruiser Bogatyr cruising off Vladivostok to divert at an opportune moment for Admiral Rojestvensky. The admiralty has sent vast repair materials and dockyard laborers to Vladivostok to refit his vessels if a victory occurs. Over 600 men left St. Petersburg by special train amid large crowds and enthusiasm.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Gromoboi
Bogatyr
Vladivostok
Rojestvensky
Admiralty
Appleyard Gets Bail in Extradition Case
Boston April 22. Arthur B. Appleyard wins a point in U S circuit court by having a writ of habeas corpus discharged and being admitted to bail of 15000 dollars while appeals to the U S Supreme Court proceed. He faces extradition to New York on a grand larceny charge from the German Bank of Buffalo.
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Boston
Arthur BE. Appleyard
New York State
Douglas
U. S. Circuit Court
Lowell
Appleyard
U. S. Supreme Court
Vowell
Supreme Court of Massachusetts
Circuit Court
State Supreme Court
New York
Commonwealth
Supreme Courts of the Commonwealth
Supreme Court of the United States
Death by Own Action in Drug Store at Johnstown
Amsterdam April 22. Charles Hollenbeck a 48 year old Johnstown man killed himself in a drug store by drinking carbolic acid after a discussion about Mrs. McCartin’s death. He returned the bottle to the clerk and died as onlookers watched in horror after a quarrel over theRecent tragedy.
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Amsterdam
Chas. Hollenbeck
Johnstown
Hollenbeck
Tip on McAdoo visit sparks assault case in police court
Richard Walworth was found guilty of assault and battery against John F. McDonald after McDonald testified Walworth spat in his face and struck him. Walworth, once an overseer at Tremont & Suffolk mills, was fined $10 and bound over to the superior court on $300 bail. Witnesses recalled threats and prior remarks about McDonald, and doctors noted injuries including a black eye and facial abrasions.
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Hadley
Richard Walworth
John F. McDonald
Walworth
Crawford Street
Tremont & Suffolk Mills
Moody Street
Gershom Avenue
McDonald
John
Joseph Z. Davis
Davis
George T. Lambert
Corey
T. G. McGannon
Thomas Allshaw
Tenderloin Raid Cleans Up Darkened District After Murder
New York April 22 A sensational affray at Toby's place led to a dawn raid across the Tenderloin. Police Commissioner McAdoo ordered a wide cleanup as many resorts closed for Good Friday. Bail commissioners profited as dozens of women were jailed or fined for the night.
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New York
Toby
McAdoo
Cottrell
Tenderloin
Louse
Died Upon the Cross in Penitentes Vigil at Torres
report from Trinidad Colorado states a Penitentes member nailed to a cross of his own making died yesterday at Torres Las Animas county. Eyewitnesses, including Henry D. Robinson, describe a delirium fueled death while others refuse to speak on the record. The practice is said to be an old Penitentes rite during Holy Week.
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Trinidad
Col
Penitentes
Torres
Las Animas
Colorado
Henry D. Robinson
Second meningitis death at Newport naval station
Newport R I April 22 The second death within a week from cerebro spinal meningitis at the naval training station occurred today. The victim was Frank J McKinnon an apprentice seaman of Detroit Michigan Authorities have taken all possible precautions and do not anticipate a further spread of the disease.
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Newport
Naval Training Station
Frank J. McKinnon
Detroit
Mich
Town Deliberates Over 250th Anniversary Plans
Reports say ministers and priests of Billerica discussed a future 250th anniversary observance but no formal meeting or definite plan has been agreed. Informal talks continue with hope the idea may mature, though no organization has formed yet.
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Billerica
Old Colony Trust Company Bank by Mail Convenience
The Old Colony Trust Company offers mail banking with deposits by money order or checks, monthly statements by mail, and return of cancelled checks. Pass books need not be sent with deposits. Cashing can be done at the Ames Building main office or Temple Place branch, the latter favoring women with its design and services.
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Boston
Old Colony Trust Company
Ames Building
Temple Place
Senator Cheney Will Vote For Unlimited License
Rep Adams expresses confidence the measure will pass though many doubt it. Cheney's stance on licensing reform shapes the legislative path and party dynamics.
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Cheney
Rep. Adams
Senator Platt Dies in Connecticut at 8:53 PM
U S Senator Orville H Platt of Connecticut died at his summer home in his native Washington Connecticut at 8 53 of pneumonia The immediate cause was rupture of an abscess in the right lung He was conscious and without pain moments before The senator’s son Judge James P Platt was at the bedside Also in the room were Mrs Platt and the family physician Dr Fort Born in Washington he later practiced law in Meriden and served as secretary of state and in the state house and senate He became a U S senator in 1878 and wrote the Platt amendment to the Cuban treaty He chaired the judiciary committee and presided during the Swayne impeachment trial The piece notes ongoing Lowell political debate on an unlimited license bill and a land sale offer to Mawhinney Co for a factory site in Lowell Massachusetts
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Washington, Conn
U. S
Orville H. Platt
Connecticut
Fort
Senator Platt
Swayne
National Capital
Senate
Senator Hawley
Hartford
Gen. Hawley
Washington
Capitol
F. W. Gunn
Academy
Platt
Towanda
Ulysses Mercur
Supreme Court of
Pennsyyvania
Meriden
Holley
State House
United States Senate
Hoar
Judiciary
Jefferson's Doctors Not Yet Hopeful in West Palm Beach
West Palm Beach April 22 Joseph Jefferson spent a restless night and shows little change from yesterday. He was uneasy from 3 to 5 this morning and the chances again are a little against him though no critical symptoms. At noon the physicians and nurses were not so hopeful as yesterday.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Joseph Jefferson
Shuttle Train Derails Blocking Brooklyn Bridge Traffic
New York on April 22 reports a shuttle train derailment in rush hours causing the Brooklyn bridge to be completely blocked for about 1 hour 40 minutes. Elevating lines halted, trolley cars packed, heavy trucks crowded, and nearly 100000 people crossed the promenade from Brooklyn to New York during the disruption.
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New York
Brooklyn Bridge
Brooklyn
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