Kuropatkin to Remain at Front in Manchuria
Kuropatkin keeps command of the first Manchurian army as deposed leader receives a soldiers ovation. A police official was shot and wounded. assailants fled. Chinese governor of Lyaoseng and 32 relatives confess to spying for Russia. they face martial law. 84 steamers carrying 106000 tons of coal await at Aden for the Russian fleet expected end of month. German aid to Russia includes hundreds of machine boats. Vorwärts notes shifts in policy and neutrality questions.
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Kuropatkin Remains In The Field In Manchuria
St Petersburg March 22 The Russian army in Manchuria will retain General Kuropatkin in service though his reverses. He agreed to stay in any capacity to help the army he long commanded. The emperor accepted the tender and replaced him with General Linevitch. Kuropatkin left Harbin March 20 amid farewell ceremonies as thousands cheered and soldiers waved. Harbin residents fearfully withdraw deposits from local Chinese tanks amid unease about front changes.
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Japs Plan Recapture of 4A Russian Possession
Reported dispatches say Japan may send an expedition from Hokkaido to retake Saghallen and nearby 4A Russian possession. The aim follows exchanges over Buniles and involves shared fishing privileges valued at about 1.4 billion yen annually. Officials indicate strain from war but vow resilience, with inflation and poverty noted.
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Mexico's Day Passing Predicts U S Possession After Diaz
Beloit Wisconsin March 22 Rev Mr Ward in a lecture for the Catholic Aid Society predicted Mexico would become part of the United States within years after President Diaz's departure. He described Diaz as an emperor who rewrote laws and distrusted the supreme court while praising education reforms that kept people content with his regime. Ward spoke during a description of a trip through Mexico this winter.
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Catholic Aid Society
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Supreme Cour
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Stanford President Reaffirms Natural Cause in Mrs Stanford’s Death
San Francisco reports President Jordi af Stanford University reiterates belief that Mrs Stanford died of natural causes, not poison. He notes Miss Berner briefly took a bicarbonate dose the night of death, with no harm observed, and says further questions at the inquest may have been limited by Berner’s reluctance to discuss.
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Jordi
Stanford University
Supreme Court upholds death by own action clause in policy
Columbus March 22 the supreme court affirmed the validity of the death by own action clause in an assessment insurance policy in Perry P Tisch vs Protected Home. Tisch had his wife insured for 100 and after she died by her own act the company refused to pay. The ruling states the clause remains enforceable under the policy terms and committee approval.
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Ghia
Gu|preme
Perry P.tisch
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Gyne
Comite
Not Guilty Of Bribery In Colorado Gubernatorial Contest
Denver March 22 The definitively Weiberg investigating committee agreed yesterday on a report exonerating James M. Terbert vice president of the Colorado and Southern railway and Daniel Sullivan postmaster at Cripple Creek from charge by Richard W. Morgan that they bribed him to vote for Adams in the gubernatorial contest.
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James M. Terbert
Colorado and Southern Railway
Daniel Sullivan
Cripple Creek
Richard W. Morgan
Adams
Quebec Premier Resigns after Provincial Crisis
Quebec premier resigns amid political turmoil. Lomer Guin, son-in-law of the late Count Mercier, will assume duties as successor. Details on timing and location remain unclear as the province faces leadership changes and potential policy shifts.
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Lomer Guin
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Provincial party reshuffle as parents resign amid dissension
The text notes that a cabinet formation is likely, with parents resigning due to internal party disputes in the province and concerns over health.
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Mberal
Foor Health
Nebraska Senate Creates State Railroad Commission
Nebraska March 22 the senate passed 24 to 4 a bill to create a state railroad commission and reconsidered last week’s vote that defeated capital punishment anew. the chamber also enacted related measures as part of the day’s session.
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Starvation in Venezuela Deepens Crisis Amid Food Shortage
Washington reports indicate Venezuelans are penniless and hunger drives many to seek sustenance as foreign diplomats warn of dire conditions. Censorship is said to mask reality, with tight scrutiny of foreigners and no official word on key mining or cable company affairs amid escalating unrest.
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Mench Cable Company
Train Saved by Farmer Near Lindsay Ohio
A farmer on the Pennsylvania Railroad three miles east of Adg last night stopped a wrecked passenger train by stepping to remove an obstruction near a long grade. Many were injured as the train derailed partially. the farmer’s quick action prevented further disaster.
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Fairbanks Guest of Honor and 1908 Presidency Prophecy
A garbled report notes Fairbanks as guest of honor in New York on March 1 with references to an election in 2008 prophesied by Congressman Towne. It mentions President Roosevelt and international arbitration, with lingering disputes among statesmen over arbitration details and global implications.
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Funeral and travel notices and other brief items
In Hartford General Joseph R Hawley funeral held here Mrs Jane Stanford arrival from Honolulu to Palo Alto on a special train Ohio supreme court bans newspaper vote guessing contests as lotteries President appoints Charles B Morrison as district attorney in Illinois 100 Chicago lodging houses closed by building commissioner Missouri betroths new law takes effect June 16 racing season opens April 16 Bugintian losses at Mukden placed at 175000 killed wounded or captured Four men questioned in police murder case Chicago Judge Kohlsaat fails to dismiss suit against Willan F Hyde and others Rural League officers accused of misusing funds Congregational ministers oppose Rockefeller gift to foreign missions board Rockefeller and Standard Oil cited as improprieties in indictment concerns
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Minnesota House considers La Follette rail rate DIM
The Minnesota House of Representatives has introduced a measure proposing a La Follette style railroad rateDIM. The bill aims to regulate freight charges and protect shippers, reflecting ongoing discussion in state government about transportation policy.
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Pure Flav oring Extracts and other bills passed
A Madison assembly report details acts on pure flavoring extracts to curb adulteration with penalties up to 100 dollars. It notes measures authorizing city lighting and heating arrangements, the Milwaukee county hospital board, and legalizing water fund transfers. Other bills concern buckwheat flour labeling, annual or biennial city governance terms, and dam construction across the Plover river. Adjournment occurs after a long day of votes and readings.
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Opportune moment seen for Franco Russian accord
A Chronicle interview with a high embassy official says France desires closer ties with Russia and Japan, noting the Russo-Japanese war has altered politics. Germany views the Franco Russian alliance as directed against itself and expects the moment to seek an understanding with Paris and Moscow.
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Palma Honors Americans Visit to Havana Ships
President Pal tak and Biscavine visited United States warships in Havana harbor aboard the flagship Olympia and the battleship Missouri. A reception at Minister Squiers’s residence drew several hundred Cubans and Americans. The city lit parks and buildings and held concerts with American music. The Havana mayor ordered a half holiday for city employees to view the ships.
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Trains Collision Damages Engines. Two Injured Near Heariee
A Burlington freight collided with a passing train at a crossing near Heariee last evening. Both engines were demolished and Engineer Hickey and Fireman Ponyman were severely injured. Passengers escaped with a bad shaking up.
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Marshal Sleeps, Man Escapes in Immigration Case
A U S prisoner escaped from a marshal in Byansgville, Wisconsin, while the marshal napped in transit. The man fled before recapture, evading immigration law enforcement as a bystander report notes confusion and a sudden alarm.
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Pittsburg in Grave Danger From Flood Threat
Pittsburg faces one of the worst floods in years as the Monongahela rises eight inches per hour and the river near the harbor climbs nearly three inches per hour. Mills close, 20,000 workers may be idle. hundreds of houses in Allegheny and Makeesport shut in floodwaters with residents taking refuge on upper floors. No fatalities reported.
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Germany Seeks Friendlier Ties With France Claims Chronicle
London March 22 The Chronicle asserts with German embassy authority in London that Germany desires a reconciling approach toward France. The report notes Berlin's aim to improve diplomatic relations and reduce tensions between the two European powers.
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Streetcars In Sheboygan Ordered Fenders After Mayor Action
Mayor Thorn ordered all city street cars equipped with fenders after a compliance failure. He instructed the street car company to obey the law and to arrest anyone attempting to operate cars without fenders.
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Recovery of Injured Madame in Philadelphia Accident
Madame FRurlok Cimpnell has recovered from injuries sustained in an accident in Philadelphia and is now resting comfortably in Chicago. The report notes improvement and ongoing medical observation as she returns home.
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Crisis Broadside as Europe and U S Bet on Events
A chaotic collage reports Baron Vor Hammerstain and Emperor Francis Joseph in Vienna as ministerial crises unfold while Des Moines signals a Democratic gubernatorial bid and a 60 year old death. A fortune teller dies by strangulation in St Louis and a Los Angeles presidential nominee dies, ex-Muscati ne connections noted. Roosevelt extra session possible. a Chicago murder trial is halted. justice probes in Denver. a Boston receiver for Berry’s firm. a newborn aboard a sleeping car near Kansas City. a Supreme Court denial in habeas cases. a Southern Express messenger assaulted near Lookout Tenn. a transatlantic voyage wreck dominates. The White Star liner Cedrit’s storm memory, a birth aboard, beef trust probes, and secret grand jury matters colour the docket.
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Robbery at Paine Mehmond Targeting Livery Messenger
Oakland liveryman acting as messenger for the Central Bank of Quiland was held up and robbed of funds on March 21 while en route to the Standard of refinery at Paine Mehmond. The amount robbed is reported as ten thousand dollars with unclear digits in the source. Investigators seek witnesses and details of the assault and vehicle used.
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Woolen Mill Builder Dead in Wisconsin
Obituary notice reports the death of Michael Muralio age 21, a pioneer in Wisconsin woolen mill building. The brief states he helped establish early mills and died far from his birthplace, leaving a note of regional industry history.
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Trehine
Depere Pionter Merchant Dead
Leperd Wik March 21. B A Mur oni 1 Fi Years, who has been a storehant here for 60 years, le dead. He had numerous public offices and the ety flags were put at beli mast on Mi the funeral was over. He was a bas. master Mason.
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New Observatory Director Named for University of Western Pennsylvania
Prof Frank Schlesinger, formerly with Yerkes Observatory, is appointed director of the University of Western Pennsylvania Observatory in Allegheny Pa. A new observatory at Allegheny is nearing completion and mirrors the Yerkes design in its plan.
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Yerkes Observatory
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Tragedy in Texas Ends in Self Inflicted Death
In St. Petersburg Texas on March 22 Thomas Seynes shot Charley Morgan wounding him and killed Roy Ross. Seynes returned home and confessed to his wife then shot himself in a closet. The motive remains unknown.
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