Interruption of Russia China relations debated in Washington
Washington April 9. The Chinese minister visited the state department to seek information about reports of a break in diplomatic talks between Russia and China. Officials are doubtful whether any rupture has occurred, noting contradictory dispatches from Squires and Rockhill. Some signs suggest strain or partial interruption, with ultimatums over the Manchurian agreement and shifts in Chinese and Russian officials fueling unease, though no decisive break is admitted.
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State Department
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China
Squires
Conger
Peking
Tassia
St. Petersburg
Yang Yu
Gued
Reagan
Count Lamsdorff
Yani Yu
Quai Chun
Tsung-Li-Yamen
London
the Times
Morrison
Manchuria
Japan
Li Tsung Chang
Giant retail scheme may unify New York stores
A plan to consolidate large New York dry goods firms into a single company, led by John Claflin, appears completed. A $20,000,000 capital syndicate led by J P Morgan & Co will underwrite a public issue. Likely included are Claflin’s two stores and McCreery’s. talks also link Lord & Taylor and Havland of Brooklyn. Boston reports flood fears easing as rains continue. An English town fire in Andover destroys 65 houses and leaves 150 homeless.
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Julio Claflin
Complecie
New York
Journal of Canonferce
John Claflin
J. P. Morgan & Co
Frignda
Claflin
He. Adame
McCreery
Twenty-third Street
Lord & Taglor
Joseph Havland & Co
Hreuklyn
Tour of the President Expected to Span Continent
Secretary Cortelyou plans daily conferences with Senators representatives and railroad officials on the presidents coming tour. H T Scott of Union Iron Works will accompany to California. Cabinet officers except Gage and Root will travel aboard the train and handle department business. The Buffalo stop includes the Pan American exposition and Wingaro Foils.
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Cortelyou
H. T. Scott
Union Iron Works
San Francisco
California
Knox
Gage
Root
Duluth
Chicago
Buffalo
Yellowstone Park
Salt Lake City
Utah
Denver
Colorado Springs
Col
Pike's Peak
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Burglars Blow Open Safe Near Frankfort
In Michigantown, east of Frankfort, burglars wrecked a brick building safe of merchant C A Marshall after a running battle with citizens. Marshall was slightly wounded and a robber was fatally shot. The vault was blown out, cash and papers scattered, with only a small amount of cash likely recovered. Property damage estimated at $3,000. most money destroyed.
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Frankfort
Ind
Michigantown
C. A. Marshall
Marshall
Brave Girl Rescues School from Torrential Flood
In Harrison Nebraska Miss Lizzie E Cottman a district schoolteacher shields pupils and building from a rising White River flood. She crosses debris filled water to reach a horse and rope, hooking it to saddle and building. For three quarters of an hour she tows the danger with the horse s help until neighbors aid arrives. Authorities consider public recognition.
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Harrison
Neb
Sioux County
Lizsie E. Cottman
Miss Cottman
White River
Loubet in danger as guards tighten in Nice visit
Paris dispatch reports detectives warned of an assassination attempt on President Loubet during his Riviera tour. Police protection doubled, outsiders barred from stations, and ten thousand soldiers kept order at Nice amid elaborate floral receptions and military welcoming ceremonies. Loubet, with wife and ministers, traveled to Cannes and Antibes for brief receptions before returning to the prefecture.
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Evening News
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Loubet
Nice
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Lonchet
Ife
Tie
Ao Gala Lindau
Republic
Toulon
Toubet
Villa Franche
Independent furnace men meet in Pittsburgh for 12 million recombination plan
Numerous international and national items fill a wide page. A conference in Pittsburgh seeks a 12 million dollar recombination plan by independent furnace men. Morocco and Tripoli are divided under a new Franco Italian treaty. A New York will leaves Tu Lane University 3 million from Mrs Josephine Newcomb. Royal matters, Cuba policy, and Venezuelan relations flow through the dispatches with updates on public figures and incidents across North America and Europe.
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Italy
Josephine Newcomb
New York
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Bultan
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New York Pole
Adam Worth
Uhlcargon
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Lisbon Falls
Ann Arbo
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Burday
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Deafness Charity Gift to Nicholson Institute
A wealthy woman tired of ear noises donates 10 000 dollars to Dr. Nicholson's Institute, enabling the deaf to access his ear devices free. The notice lists address 5615 The Nicholson Institute, 760 Eighth Avenue, New York. Also mentions The Daly News and The Weekly News pricing.
Vinol Promoted as Modern Tonic for Pale Blood
An advertisement extols Vinol a cod liver extract tonic to rebuild red blood and cure pale health. It asserts Vinol is palatable wine-based medicine without greasy cod liver oil and includes testimonials from Amesbury Massachusetts praising renewed strength. The ad guarantees refunds if unsatisfied.
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Carpet and Rag Weaving Offered with New Loom
Announcement of resuming carpet and rag weaving services by Mrs. A. Matson at 419 South Mulberry Street. States a new Eureka Steel Loom purchased and prepared to do all kinds of weaving with first class work and reasonable prices.
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Thatling
Mra. A. Matson
South Mulberry St
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