Russian General Kuropatkin Returns to Command
Russian forces in Manchuria report Kuropatkin chosen to lead again in the army, while Linovitch remains as first army commander. Crowds at Harbin greet his departure southward with a vivid ovation as tensions rise across Russia amid peasant strikes and rising civil unrest.
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St. Petersburg
Mancauria
Kuropatkin
Linovitch
Nicholas
Eser
Manchuria
Harbin
Tie Pass
Rennenkampff
Odessa
Warsaw
Moscow
Jibau
Caucasus
Kieff
Moscow Assembly of Zemstvos
Bouligan
Zemstvo
Goodby
Umeasy
London
Tokio
Telegraph
Liaoyang
Canea
Island of Crete
Nebogatoff
Suda Bay
Port Said
Aquiden
Daily Mail
Aden
Jibatil
Bomb Thrown at Polish Patrol Wounds Six and Two
A bomb tossed from a Wolsk street house at 9 o’clock exploded among a patrol of police and infantry in Warsaw on March 22. Six soldiers and two policemen were dangerously wounded and taken to the military hospital. The assailant fled.
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Warsaw
Wolsk Street
O'Cock
Venezuela and Netherlands face pressure over sailors and arbitration
In Willemstad on March 22 the Venezuelan government received a note from the American minister Bowen asking Venezuela to arbitrate pending questions. A refusal could prompt the United States to take steps to secure justice. The Dutch charge d affaires warned Holland will use coercive measures after failing to obtain the release of five Dutch sailors imprisoned in Venezuela for seven months.
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Willemstad
Island of
Curacoa
Bowen
Venezuéla
United States
Charge D'Affaires
Netherlands
Holland
Venezuea
Griscom Death by Own Action At Sea
Andrew M. Griscom of Philadelphia committed death by his own action March 19 by jumping overboard from the steamer Minnetonka off New York. The steamer halted a boat was lowered but he was not found. Griscom, son of W M Griscom of Bryn Mawr, disappeared weeks earlier amid elopement rumors denied by his mother. His father and sisters awaited the Minnetonka’s pier arrival as officials confirmed the tragedy.
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New York
Andrew M. Griscom
Philadelphia
Europe
Minnetonka
Griscom
Germany seeks reconciliation with France amid changed war status
London reports via the German embassy that Germany desires an understanding with France as the Russo Japanese war reshapes Europe. An embassy official says it is an opportune moment to bury vengeance and begin peace. Prince Henry’s planned visit to France to attend the automobile cup race marks the first Prussian princely dispatch since the war.
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London
the Chronicle
Germany
Frante
Daily Chronicle
Russia
France
Prince Henry
Emperor in Quandary Over Hungarian Demands
Vienna reports the Kossooth party executive urges obstruction of any cabinet not accepting the Hungarian language demand. A breach between crown and parliament is feared as rumors say a provisional cabinet may dissolve parliament and spark new general elections. Cincinnati notes Stanley Heaton of Latonia Ky. killed himself after brothers died by suicide in prior years.
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Vienna
Kossuth
Cincinnati
Stanley Heaton
Latonia
Covington Branch Hospital
Historic Building to Be Torn Down in Cincinnati
The old brick house on Eighth Street where Thomas Buchanan Read wrote Sheridan's Ride 46 years ago is slated for demolition to make way for a new building.
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Cincinnati
Eighth Street
Thomas Buchanan
Sheridan
Monongahela and Ohio Rivers Flood Impact Across Pittsburgh Region
Rapid rise of the Monongahela and Ohio rivers floods rail lines and towns from Pittsburg to Wheeling. Trains halted on multiple lines as water reaches dozen tracks. Wheeling reports 42 feet, with a second rise predicted to 45 feet. Parkersburg and surrounding areas see rising Ohio water and shutdowns.
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Pittsburg
Sixth Street
Wheeling
Baltimore and Ohio
Pennsylvania
Lake Erie
Sawmill Run
Becks Run
Youghingheny
Buffao
Union Station
W. Va
Wheeling Island
Wheelng
Benwood
Ohio Side
Pittshbrrea
Ohio River
Cleveland
Lorain
West Virginia
Weston
Clarksburg
Monongahel
Fairmont
Monongahela
Beaver
Ohio
Welsville
Georges Run
Toronto
Brillant
Age
Parkersburg
Ramage
Bis
Here
Four hundred Miners Strike in Hoden War of Wages
In Logan West Virginia on March 22 workers at the Hoden mine join a strike over wages. The report notes unrest among miners as pay changes ripple through the workforce.
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Logan, WooVa
Hoden
W “Nalomear
Great Question Debated by Chamber on Church State Split
The chamber of lgpnties opened a debate on government separation of church and state with discussion of proposed measures. Officials and attendees weighed implications as March dates loom.
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Pans
Chamber of
Lgpnties
Hargis Stops Inquiry In Cockrill Murder Case
Lexington report says during a Breathitt county grand jury probe into Cockrill’s murder foreman A C Bowman testified Riley Coldiron gave sensational testimony against Wil Britton when Alexander Hargis rushed in to adjourn the jury. Bowman said the case was dropped due to fear of Hargis. Mrs Sarah Patrick testified at Jackson that Alexander Hargis said it was a goon shot and he would defend the man who did it.
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Lexington
the Hargises
Edward Calahan
Cockrill
A. C. Bowman
Breathitt County
Grand Jury
Wil Britton
Riley Coldiron
Britton
Alexander Hargis
Coldiron
Bowman
Hargis
Sarah Patrick
Jackson
Corkrill
Alexander Harevis
Patrick
Supreme Court Reveres Valentine Anti Trust Law
The Ohio Supreme Court held the criminal section of the Valentine anti trust law unconstitutional reversing the Delaware county circuit court. The Delaware Coal Dealers association head Perley W. Gage was charged with forming a restraint of trade. he pleaded guilty and the case moved from common pleas to circuit court which ruled the criminal section unconstitutional. The prosecutors appealed to the high court which affirmed the reversal.
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Columbus
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Delaware County
Perley W. Gage
Delaware Coal Dealers’ Association
Common Pleas Court
Gage
Auorney
Limited Train Ditching Near Homestead Damages Cars
Des Moines reports the wreck of the Rock Jekind Mountain Limited near Homestead Ta caused by vandals removing spikes and rails. Six injured, none fatally. Engine and four cars plunged down a steep embankment. mail car destroyed. buffet car toppled. two sleepers damaged.
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Des Moines
Homestead
Woudoe
Remains of Mrs. Jane L. Stanford Arrive in San Francisco
The body of Mrs. Jane Lathrop Stanford arrived aboard the Alameda from Honolulu. Accompanying her were Bertha Berner and Mas Hunt, her secretary and maid. The casket was moved to a hearse then to a Southern Pacific depot to board a funeral train to Palo Alto for services at the university memorial chapel on Friday.
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San Francisco
Jane Lathrop Stanford
Alameda
Honolulu
M Bertha Berner
Mas Hunt
Stanford
Souathern Pack Railway
Readness
Pato Alto
University
Indian Treasure Found Near Silver Lake
Akron Ohio March 22. George Lodge and his brothers uncovered 26 large billets of silver totaling about 2600 pounds while walking along Silver Lake's south shore. The discovery ties to tales of a 500 Indigenous encampment before Tippecanoe and a long-ago treasure dump in the lake.
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Akron
Silver Lake
George Lodge
Henry Wetmore
Tippecanoe
Daring Babies Perish In Wisconsin Lake Tragedy
Two young brothers aged 4 and 5 died from exposure after attempting to cross a lake in Madison Wisconsin on a cold day. The father Angus Metsanan found their bodies after following tracks in the soft ice. The water was shallow but the weather was deadly leading to their deaths.
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Madison
Wis
Lake
Mendoza
Wifret Bondi
Frayer McGowan
Star Oller
Angus Metsanan
Frazier
Tae Tee
Lee
Warn Weather
Althonen
Mabe
Engineer and fireman trapped after wreck at Tellico
A freight train wreck occurred near Tellico, Tennessee on March 22. Engineer Tellico Jareton and fireman were trapped in the engine and another car, with rescue efforts underway.
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Tellico Jareton
Tenn
Freeont
Bern
Es Neer
Carrother
Funeral for Urever disaster victims in Brockton
Governor Douglas attended the funeral of Jerome Mayo and public services were arranged with Catholic and Protestant clerics. A relief fund was planned as workers at George E B Keith Co. considered contributing a day’s wages, with 3000 employees expected to donate around 3000 dollars.
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Brockton
Mass
R. B. Urever
B. Graver & Co
Guy
Chidren
Payne
Douglas Geng
Saat
Jerome Mayo
C. N. Misa
Keith
Cergymen
Wil
George EB. Keith & Co
Gent
Car of Dynamite Explodes Near Kenner
A New Orleans dispatch reports an Illinois Central freight car loaded with dynamite exploded near Kenner twelve miles north of New Orleans. Two men are missing and one body has been found.
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New Orleans
Ilinois Central
Kenner
Secret service guards for beef trust witnesses in Chicago
Fifteen secret service men arrive in Chicago to guard witnesses before the special grand jury investigating the beef trust. Witnesses will be closely watched to deter reporters and parlor agents. U S district attorney Morrison and Judge Berhea emphasize contempt for anyone who speaks to witnesses. Twenty grand jurors qualified. questioning of their qualifications continues as the investigation moves forward.
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Chicago
Secret Service
Beef Trust
Ecourt
Inves
Loges Bad for Hooker in New York Hearing
Avlunos New York March 22 former Postmaster Arthur R Moore testified before the assembly judiciary committee examining Clarkes against Supreme Court Justice Warren B Hooker. He said several payroll employees never performed duties and some were in other jobs at the same time. He swore at least one employee he never saw and could not identify. The inquiry also targeted appointments and alleged improprieties in the office.
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Avlunos
Arthur R. Moore
Fredona
NS Y
Assembly Judiciary Committee
Clarkes
Supreme Court
Warren B. Hooker
Hooter
Tyean J Nba
Rockefeller Loses In North Tarrytown Vote
John Wirth won North Tarrytown village presidency with 315 votes, defeating Warren J. Stoddard by 118. Wirth said he was pleased to beat the Rockefeller ticket but bore Rockefeller no ill will and praised the bene fits attributed to John D. Rockefeller. Rockefeller reportedly backed Stoddard’s People’s party slate.
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Tartstown
John Wirth
North Tarrytown Village
Warren J. Stoddard
Wirth
Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller
People's Party
Jules Verne Near Dissolution in Amiens
In Amiens on March 22 the condition of Jules Verne is described as grave due to diabetes. The report notes a serious decline and urges cautious speculation on his health.
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Jules Verne
Amiens
France
Chicago Grain Market Report From March Trading Day
In Chicago on March 2 price movements showed strength in wheat with nearby delivery and May corn futures noted. Prices and totals listed include May wheat around 1.04 and corn around 92 percent, with mentions of carries and declines in certain months.
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Chicaco
Sfigher
Ato Leve Bool
Sgrtane Finc
SIM
Pittsburg Markets March 21 Trade Report
Trade in Pittsburg markets shows varied livestock, produce, and dairy quotes for cattle, hogs, sheep, and butter with prices ranging from prime beef to milch cows and calves. Quotations include mixed lots, feeding steers, pairing with 18 to 42 dollars, and hogs at about 5.60 to 5.70.
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New York
Berger
Medina
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