Revised List of Casualties and Loss Before Mukden
The report argues there will be no large general action between Russian and Japanese fleets soon as Togo aims to harass and delay through torpedo strikes and cruiser interference. It notes repaired ships and a possible Vladivostok sortie, while disputing inflated casualty figures from earlier reports and stressing Russian resilience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Admiralty
Russia
Japan
Togo
Vladivostok
Rojestvensky
Razvelesik
Gromoboi
Bogatyr
Rosestvensky
Nebagotoff
Zemstvoists
Moscow
Saratoff
London
England
Formosa
China
Port Arthur
Vladivastolk
Gunshu Pass
Manchuria
Mukden
Karkevitch
Oil Man McKee Dies by Suicide in Arlington Hotel
John E. McKee, a well known Findlay oil man, died at his Arlington hotel apartment by taking carbolic acid. A draft letter to his mother began with Dear Mother and all, but he lost consciousness before finishing. McKee was in poor health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay, O
John E. McKee
Arlington Hotel
McKee
Quiet Restored In Hempstead After Prohibition Clashes
Hempstead Texas April 26 Martial law not declared but Texas rangers assumed charge after a deadly Prohibition clash in Walter County. Four men died, multiple wounded, including Representative John M Pinkney. Roland Brown arrested for shooting. Rangers remain to preserve order as tensions ease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Hempstead
Herpstead
Texas Rangers
Hulen
Roilan Brown
Congressman Pinckney
Thomas Pinckney
Captain Brown
John E. Mills
Walter County
Pinckneys
Prohibition League
Water County
Iquor Sellers
H. M. Brown
Attorney General Mayers Refers Brackett to Equitable Case
Albany April 26 Attorney General Julius N Mayer informs Senator Edgar T Brackett about a Saratoga resident Mary S Young petition seeking state consent to sue Equitable Life directors for funds wasted. Mayer says stockholders may sue to compel accounting if directors block action, but he will decide after all facts are reviewed. He warns Brackett he may proceed if patience runs out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equitable
Albany
N. Y
Julius N. Mayer
Edgar T. Brackett
Later
Mary S. Young
Saratoga
Equitable Life Assurance Society of America
Senator Brackett
Equitable Society
Attorney General
Equity
Trainmen Hurt in Wreck Near Corry Pa
A northbound freight train’s caboose jumped the rails 72 miles from Corry and rolled over. Three trainmen were badly injured including Conductor Dunn and Brakemen Powers and Condon. A second wreck nearby half an hour later delayed traffic for hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Here
Dunn
Powers
Condon
Vardaman Sets Sights on U S Senate Seat
Vicksburg Miss April 26 Governor Vardaman announces his candidacy for the United States senate should Senator Money retire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vardaman
Vicksburg
Miss
United States Senate
Senator Money
Nan Patterson Appears in Court in New Silk Dress
Crowds of women pack the courtroom and corridors as Nan Patterson returns to court after illness. A coroner physician revises his suicide opinion about Caesar Young's death, with testimony about powder on hands and the revolver. Witnesses recount West Broadway shooting scenes and a cab driver explains why he did not investigate.
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New York
Nan Patterson
Criminal Court
O'Hanton
Young
O'Hanlon
Brown
le Cu
O'Banon
Mir Levy
Bai P
Caeser Young
Rand
Jand
O'Han
Sweeney
Miss Patterson
West Broadway
Frederick Michaels
Remains of Joseph Jefferson Arrive in Jacksonville
A special train bearing Joseph Jefferson's remains reached Jacksonville on April 26 and northern-bound connections were made with two private cars attached to an Atlantic Coast Line train. Attending the funeral party were Charles B. Jefferson Frank Jefferson Mrs Simons a relative and young Marlon Jefferson along with Kettle and household staff. In New York on April 20 the Page club arranged a memory service for Jefferson at the Church of the Transfiguration to be held next Sunday with expected attendance of the club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Joseph Jefferson
Atlantic Coast Line
Charles B. Jefferson
Frank Jefferson
Simons
Marlon Jefferson
Car. Kettle
New York
Piage Club
George C. Hougutgn
Church of the Transfiguration
Decision Reverses Gap Ownership in Jennys Gap Fight
Charleston April 26 Deep Water Railroad, likely the Wabash, contends with Chesapeake and Ohio over Jennys Gap gateway from New River to Southern West Virginia coal fields. Supreme court reverses Raleigh county ruling, grants gap to Deep Water and awards damages to Deep Water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Deep Water Railroad Company
Wabash
Chesapeake and Ohio
Jennys Gap
New River
West Virginia
Supreme Court
Deep Water Company
Raleigh County
Deep Water
Boy Shot Down in Pittsburg Police Shoot Incident
In Pittsburg on April 20, 19 year old W. F. Lappe was shot and killed by Policeman Allom during a running clash with three companions on Second avenue and Market street. Lappe fled after police tried to arrest them for disorderly conduct and was shot when he did not stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitsburg
F. Lappe
Pulcenian A.jom
Lappe
Wilam Baker
Aliom
Baker
Second Avenue
Market Street
Wood Street
Chase
Third Avenue
Uliom
First Avenue
Toieemin Baker
Allam
Harry Meyers
Meyers
Homeopathic Hospital
Banks Reassured After Bigelow Defalcation Scare
Milwaukee banks return to normal after defalcation of Frank G. Bigelow, former First National Bank president and Milwaukee Trust director, totaling over 1.6 million dollars. Clearing House committee reviews assets and issues reassuring report. banks declare solvency and display statements publicly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank G. Bigelow
Milwaukee
First National Bank
Te Milwaukee Trust Company
Mon- Wey
Forge Nations Bank
Trust Comepany
Wisconsin
East Water
Carnegie Gift Funding Buchtel College Science Hall
Akron April 26. Announcement of a $25,000 gift from Andrew Carnegie for a new science hall at Buchtel College was made by President A. B. Church at the spring term opening. The project is contingent on an additional $25,000 for equipment being raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie
Akron
Andrew Clarnegie
Buchtel Colege
A. B. Church
Forest City Stock Farm Sells in Warrensville Ohio
The Forest City stock farm at Warrensville Ohio founded by C F Emery over 23 years ago known for trotting horses has been sold to Ales Stambaugh and Andres of Youngstown Ohio. Details of price and full property transfer were not publicly disclosed. The sale includes more than 1000 acres and historic breeding facilities. The buyer plans to continue breeding high quality trotters and expand operations with new investments. Local officials noted the lengthy history and impact on the regional horse industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Forest City
Warrensville
C. F. Emery
Ales Stambaugh
Andres
Youngstown
Jacin Des
More Ivan
Battalion Chief Killed at Fire on East Side
A five alarm blaze on the East Side last night killed Acting Battalion Chief Wie’and. The fire gutted a block along Grand, Orchard and Allen streets, causing an estimated loss of $200,000. The report cites pride, nature and want of sense as the sources of conflict and calamity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Teast
Grand, Orchard
Allen
Roosevelt bears chase in Colorado camp report
Glenwood Springs Colorado April 26 President Roosevelt hunting trip yields three bears two down but awaiting official word. Stewart from Colorado Springs with Courier Chapman relay details of the hunt and camp at West Pine Creek near New Castle. Snow depth are high and access limited. Bear steaks expected on menu.
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Glenwood Springs
Col
Roosevelt
Lie Silent
Lambert
Stewart
Colorado Springs
Chapman
Redstone
Coorady
Hotel Colorado
Yarlock
Hoch
New Castle
Roosevelt J
Brann
Pinde
Daiy
Whisky rivalry ends in family tragedy in West Virginia
Weston West Virginia April 26 A quarrel over whisky between brothers at Karn dale led to a tavern meeting at Bear Knoll where they obtained liquor and argued over elder brother Ernest Lewis. Morris Morrison reportedly shot Ernest, then wounded Lacy Lewis, and a fourth brother died from a blow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
W. Va
Karndale
Murreon
Lacy Lewis
Bear Knoo
Ernest
Morrisun
National and American Games Summary in New York
National and American games results reported with partial scores. Cincinnati defeated, St Louis split with New York, Philadelphia edged, Brooklyn beat Boston. rain affected some outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ubieawe Ou
Cincinnati
St Louis
New Yorks
Paradelphia
Broonia
Boston
Phila
St Lowes
Detroit
Washington
Chicago
Clevelan
Beaton
Philade
Cleveland
Weehington
Trial of James Eires in Breathill murder case in Lexington
In Lexington Kentucky Judge James Eires, on trial for complicity in the murder of James Cockrill in Breathill County, presents as defense witness Hargis the alleged chief conspirator. The crowded court explores birth, education, and motive as testimony unfolds amid sensational exchanges and denials by witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
James Eires
James Cockrill
Breathill
Jit Hargis
Beng
Cockrill
Largis
SeHoraidona
Commonwealth
Thomas Cockrill
Thomas Cochril
Benjamin Hargis
Hargis
Pharsas Cockrill
Jones Cockrill
Coethrii
Kine Ford
Haris
Id Cackri
Hares
Cockrill Hale
Harris
Ford
Sugis
Harpgis
Dames Brophy
Dane Hayes
Hal
Eite
Whcenor
Wheenor
Cockrill Wiss
Oshart
Theodo
Henry Dun- Neen
Thyiliees
Argis
Edward Pwoedot
Reo
Jackson
Funeral of Platt In Washington Attracts Prominent Men
Funeral services for United States Senator Orville H. Platt were held at the Congregational church in Washington Connecticut with about 1000 attendees. Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks led the congressional and legislative delegation along with Governor Henry Roberts. The service was brief and the casket was lowered at the open grave after a single prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Conn
United States
Orville H. Platt
Charles W. Fairbanks
Roosevelt
Henry Roberts
Platt
Chicago Grain Market Holds Calm On May Wheat Absence
Chicago traders recorded comparative calm in the wheat market with the May wheat deal declared over and prices firm. Declining available stocks supported the close as Jay rose modestly. Corn and oats saw limited activity with July corn at 472 and oats at 257.
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Chicago
Jay
Pittsburg Markets April 25 Caustic Rural Prices Report
Market prices list for livestock and products in Pittsburg dated April 25. Includes calves veals hogs sheep lambs cows and butter cheese eggs and Timothy hay prices with ranges and quality notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
New York
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Judea Vas
Hungary
Swift
Atte
Roosevelt Party
Ders Camp
National League
Kang.o
Kentucky
Chicago Grain Market
Pittsburg
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