Japan Will Fight Or Delay War Over Manchuria
London reports Baron Hayashi outlines Japan's view on Manchuria and Russian ambitions. Japan may resist but could fight if needed, while Britain, Germany, and the United States signal protests but little action. Chinese appeals fail to halt treaties, as US declines protest and Russia maintains control.
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London
Baron Hayashi
Matsui
Legation
Russia
China
Japan
Great Britain
Germany
United States
Manchuria
Corea
Chih Chen Lo Feng Luh
Foreign Office
Ruswig
St. Petersburg
Peking
Washington
Orient
Wu Ting Fang
Hay
State Department
Allen
Seoul
Mercary Brown
Wage settlement averted strike in Pittsburgh district
Patrick Dolan of the United Mine Workers announced after a three week conference that operators conceded miners demands in the new wage scale and a fair Pittsburgh district settlement has been elected. A convention to consider striking will ratify the signed scale. The miners’ tiffary will tackle Leaver and Trwin district duties this week.
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Pittabigi
Patrick Dolan
Lixtrias
United Mine Workers Association
Pittsburgh
Tiffary
Trwin
Peales
Bank Robbery in Columbus Nets $15000 and Bonds
A night-time bank robbery in Columbus Perry county claims $15000 in cash and numerous bonds after six masked gunmen stormed the bank. Suspects fled into the night. In related dispatches, Gen Miles backs Platt amendment in Cuba and writer Charlotte Mary Yonge Deas dies in Winchester after a life in letters.
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Munk
Columbus
Somerset
Perry County
Charlotte Mary Yonge Deas
London
Charlotte Mary Monge
Winchester
Adguab
Mine Blast Kills One and Injures Ten Near Connellsville
A deadly explosion at the Gates mine in Fayette county near Masontown caused one immediate death and ten injuries, with five expected to die. Gas accumulation triggered a blast as workers prepared a charge, trapping miners in a heading while rescuers rushed to the scene.
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Connellsville
New Klondike
Fayette County
Cottage State Hospital
Gates
American Steel & Wire Company
United States Steel Corporation
Monongahela River
Masontown
Michael Callaghan
Gaz
Michael Goble
Mammoth Robertson raft planned for Pacific voyage
The Robertson Raft company will build a giant raft near Portland containing about 10,000,000 feet of logs held together by over 1,000 tons of high quality chain. The raft will be towed across the Pacific to Oriental markets. The project signals a bold, large scale log transport venture.
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Portland
Gre
Evening Telegram
Robertson Raft Company
Pacific Ocean
Oriental Points
Hon. Charles May, Michigan Official, Dies at Island View
Obituary note recalls Charles May age 71 a lieutenant governor of Michigan from 1863 to 1865 and a longtime member of the Michigan bar. He resided at Island View Kalamazoo area and passed away after a notable public service career.
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Kalamazoo, Micn
Arch
Charles
Michigan
Ft . Home
Island View
Blazing Oil Destroys Glen Gardner Village
A runaway freight train cars carrying oil ignited near Glen Gardner New Jersey, flooding the main street with burning oil. In minutes the fire consumed 11 buildings and the nearby Mason temple, leaving losses estimated between 40100 and 75000 dollars as residents fled with children and livestock.
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New York
Glen Gardner
N. Jey
Jersey Central Railroad
Firat
Mvea
Masonic Temple
Kitchener reports Boer defeat and captures in March actions
London dispatch from Lord Kitchener describes Babingtons force and Shekletons column attacking De larey near Ventersdorp, driving Boer rear guard, capturing two 15-pounder guns, a pom pom, six Maxims, ammunition, rifles, and wagons with 110 prisoners. Casualties for Boers reported. Cape Town notes heavy Boer losses at Lichtenburg. Chamberlains peace offer closed. Kruger rebukes talks. Queenstown guards mobilize near Drummond. Henry Hertz appointed collector in Illinois.
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London
War Office
Haga
Lord Kitchener
Pretoria
Babington
Shekleton
Delarey
Ventersdorp
Van's Bank
Cape Town
Lichtenburg
Chamberlain
Lease of Commons
The
Standard
Amsterdam
Daily Express
Kruger
Schalkburger
Queenstown
Cape Colony
Drummond
New York Ready to Sail for Mazagan Morocco
Off for Morocco the armored cruiser New York is prepared to sail today for Mazagan on the Moroccan coast. She will stay until United States Consul General Gummer secures an adjustment of American claims at Rabat. At Port Limon the British steamer Tyne loads 66,000 bags of coffee, the record shipment from Port Limon.
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Gibraltar
Brazen
New York
Mazagau
Morocco
United States
Gummere
Hingston
Jaumica
Tyne
Port Limon
Port Lmon
Griggs to retire from public life this March
Washington attorney general Griggs resigns effective March 31 and plans to relocate to New Jersey. He will join Dill, Bomeister and Baldwin in New York and form Griggs & Dill for New Jersey practice. An 1890 item from Agency, Iowa mentions Dr Caldwell's S Syrup Pepsin testimonial and local wagon and carriage services.
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Griggs
New Jersey
Dill, Bomeister & Baldwin
New York City
Grigga
Dill
Pepsin Syrup Co
Monticello
St. Gente
Dr. Caldwell
F. M. Wilcoxson
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H. A. Thuotson
Notary Public Justice of the Peace Insurance Agent of Recorver
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Mannanet
Asid
Gara
Ted
Os Meas
William A. Tan
Efault
Clarence O. Perry
Etta M. Perry
Lee
Calhoun County
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Saran A. Roprisoy
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State of Michigan
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