British and Russian War News From March 15
London reports stir in Russia over mobilizing a new army as Kuropatkin reorganizes disordered units after Mukden. French bankers' loan offer to Russia is postponed, fueling war party doubts. Grand Duke Nicholas or Sukhomlrin mustered command possibilities amid unrest across Vilna and Kovno provinces as peasants revolt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Tie Pass
Oyama
Kuropatkin
Mukden
Nicholas
St. Petersburg
Manchuria
Sukhomlrinoff
Dragomiroff
Nicholas Nicholaievitch
London
Japan
M. Germain
Credit Layonnaise
France
Germany
Abt
Peosraph
Kuban
Caucasus
Nichoas
Moscow
Zemstvos
Kremlin
Zemsky Sobor
Novoe Vremya
Warsaw
Riga
Baku
Araela
Finland
Novae Vreniva
Ravenit
Eral Kuropatkin
Russ
Vladivostok
M. Kiviloff
Associated Press
Liaoyang
Daily Mail
Paris
Petit Parisien
Tokio
Judson
Howard
Ayers
Vilna
Koyno
Eccentric Marquis of Anglesey Dies in Monaco
Monte Carlo reports the death of the young Marquis of Anglesey amid noted eccentricities. He left thousands in debts after rapid spending, with creditors supporting an overseas allowance. His cousin inherits the Anglesey estates as Bangor shops close in respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquis of
Anglesey
Monte Carlo
London
Marquis of Anglesey
Bangor
Wales
Castro makes trouble over Venezuelan seizure case
Reports from Vittasiad in Marh Va Venesrela detail a hearing on the appeal of the New York and Bermuda Asphalt company against government sequestration in Venezuela. The Venezuelan government seeks to annul a contract and seize the cable company’s property. Authorities cut coast cable routes near La Guaira to limit revolutionaries communication with Trinidad as Europeans in Caracas react to the tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vittasiad
Island of Crracaa
Mareh Va
Venesrela
Gunaunee Ila
New York and Bermuda Asphalt Company
Venezuela
Veneszuelan
Castro
la Guaira
Trinidad
Caracas
Salt Solution Revives Woman Pronounced Dead in St Louis
In St Louis on March 15 Mrs Charles A Sweet wife of a provision merchant was pronounced dead by two physicians and a nurse after a bout of gastritis. A third doctor used a salt solution infusion and she showed signs of life and has returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Charles A. Sweet
Loomis to Become Ambassador to Mexico
Washington on March 15 reports Francis R. Loomis first assistant secretary of State will be appointed ambassador to Mexico, succeeding Edwin H. Conger who plans to retire next summer to run for Iowa governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loomis
Conger
Washington
Francis R. Loomis
Mexico
Edwin H. Conger
Iowa
Secretary Hay Confined at Home by Bronchial Illness
Washington reports Secretary Hay is again confined to his home due to a recurrence of his bronchial trouble. The illness makes speaking difficult and painful for him, delaying official duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay
Washington
Firetrap kills nineteen in crowded New York tenement blaze
A five story tenement at 105 Allen Street burned, trapping residents. Fire escapes failed due to rubbish and a locked skylight, leaving 19 dead and over 40 injured. Firemen and police faced intense danger. rescues saved some, but many perished on the upper floors. Rabid confusion followed as investigators sought incendiary causes and blamed inspections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Allen Street
Rachel Solomon
Jacob Solomon
Isaac Solomon
Jessie Cohen
Rose Weiner
Sarah Kline
Beila Zeid’er
Harry Zeields
Sander Weiner
Ida Muskowitz
Harry Kaufmann
Rose Miller
Morris Miller
Voneroldenkrang
Fie
District Attorney's Office
Croker
Fire Department
Howiver
Beamie
Fire Commission
Doubledecker
Donner
Ortime
Feu
Den
Sohn Deean
Tiken Tag Boesgial
Addusen
So'omon
Twan
San Domingo Convention Not Likely to Be Ratified by Senate
Washington March 15 The Dominican treaty faced likely failure in the Senate exec session. Democrats wavering on ratification and several Republicans rely on Democratic support. vacancies and absentees weaken chances, with two thirds unlikely to be reached even with GOP votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Domingo
Senate
Washington
Republcans
McEnery and
Foster
Jamisiana
Carrie
Arkansas
Gorman
Plains
Mehuery
Calom
Senator Clarke
Missouri
Denware
la Follette
Aldrich
Knox
Expensive Conscience Restores to Government Fourfold
A letter from Washington dated March 15 reports a man calling himself A SINNER returning 2080 to the U.S. Treasury. He says he defrauded the government years ago and now repays fourfold in accordance with Scripture. The funds were deposited to the treasury as a righteous restoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasingtonu
Shaw
Sirsdam
Uniter
Digney
United State
Strike Drags On As Wage Cuts Apply To Transit Workers
Workers in the transit service faced wage reductions after a strike. Experienced manpower saw pay cut from 3.50 to 3.40 dollars, foremen from 4.50 to 4.40, forewomen from 1.90 to 1.55, and conductors from 2.40 to 2.17. The strike spirit faded as workers accepted the allowances despite earlier advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Verona
Uae
Feudists in Prison Indictment and Bail Placed
Lexington March 13 Edward Callahan sheriff of Isreathitt county and the Hargises surrender on a murder conspiracy charge involving James Cockrill. Court refuses bond pending evidence hearing set for Monday. Wisconsin assembly passes compulsory mutualization bill for life insurers after stock firms reach 21 million in coverage. Mrs Shaw undergoes successful operation in Baltimore for serious ailment. Berlin dispatch reports 14 Moscow soldiers executed for refusing to fight within two hours of trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hargises
Callahan
Lexington
Edward Callahan
Isreathitt County
James Cockrill
Fayette County
Breathitt County
Attorn
Wisconsin
Matison
Wis
Gaar
Berlin
Moscow
Mormon Church Excommunicates Editor for Editorial Reproof
Prominent Mormon Frank J. Cannon is excommunicated by a Weber stake court in Ogden over editorials supporting reforms. Charles A. Smurthwaite is summoned for alleged rebuke to church authorities and free speech disputes. Court actions call for church withdrawal from state involvement and concerns about asset control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sal. Laxe City
Utah
United Star
Ma. Cannon
Cannon
Tribumat
Edstor Cannon
Chares A. Smurthwaite
Ogden
Bishops
Joseph P Smith
Partic Cary
Ha Ives
Alt
Smyth Ser
Te Mormwen Church
Kansas oil producers plan pipeline and refinery project
Independent oil interests in Kansas organize to build a pipeline from the oil region to Tort Arthur and a refinery, seeking to challenge Standard Oil. The plan, led by figures including Levy and allied parties, envisions cross-state construction and heavy investment, with local promoters optimistic about rapid start and long term capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Oil
Dransis
Mareh Fa
Standard Ob Company
Ransas
Jd. U4
Alu
Levy
Dini
Fed
Cwlitys
Heef Paclers
John W. Sates Crest
Lake Village clash leaves Black suspects fatally wounded
A Commercial Appeal report from Lake Village Ark describes a white sheriffs posse engaging three Black suspects near the lake shore. Two suspects died, one Black man injured, another escaped into the woods. Bloodhounds tracked the Native’s trail. a man was believed captured. Two Watson brothers were fatally harmed nearby in a linked incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Lake Vilage
Ark
C.D. Owens
Red Leaf
Watson
Pumas
Donkey Attacks Infant in Paris Barnyard Tragedy
In Paris Texas March 15 a donkey in a barnyard attacked May Helm while carrying her infant daughter. The donkey seized the child twice, crushing brains and breaking bones before the mother retrieved the body. Mrs Helm was injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Texas
Srs
May Helm
Toloneer
New Trolley Line Aims Mansfield to Wooster and Massillon
David Collier promotes a proposed interurban line linking Mansfield to Wooster with a branch to Massillon to join the Massillon and Canton route. Surveys are nearly complete and right of way secured. Stock subscriptions seek 19 percent upfront with 43 percent after grading and 45 percent when iron is laid. Philadelphia financiers back the plan to prove gasoline motor viability, claiming lower operating costs than electric lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield, O
David Collier
Holmes County
General Assembly
Wooster
Massillon
Canton
Mansfield
Philadephia
Douises
Trofley Wirts
Republican Primaries Set for County Convention Delegates
Canton March 4 republican party sets 157 delegates to be chosen at the county primary held April 1 between afternoon and evening hours. Polling places in each precinct will open and close according to schedule with booths at city primaries and designated sites. The county convention will select delegates to the state convention and members of the county central committee for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Republican County Contra Committee
Cols
County Central Committee
Ely
Prisnny
Atlance
Astral Res
Chaitain George Ho
Chaknd
Ene
Canton Township
Republican
Cass City
Aelock
Wo'clack
Common Pleas
Massillon Market Price Report Shown For Today
A Massillon retail price report lists today’s market figures with adjusted listings. The notice provides a snapshot of daily costs across common goods and items in the Massillon area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bankers Call
Czar
Council of War
Europatkin
Interborough
Mormon Hierarchy
Charles A. Smurthwaite
Fore Church Court
Vention
Massillon Market
Su K Daayie
ETS & Prices
Taphe
Perth
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!