Japan Allows War Correspondents to Front Lines
News notes Japan grants access to war front for correspondents while other items report Alaska road defeat, Odessa welcomes Chemulpo survivors, Russian troops in the Far East near 200000, and a Pope attack avoided. Also mention of Vladivostok mines, Oregon Express bandits, and Panama Canal case ruling.
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Alaska
Bribery Jury Brings Trial to Standstill in San Francisco
In San Francisco on April 2 the Cordelia Betkin murder trial halted as four jurors were allegedly bribed. Judge Cook ordered the jury sequestered until tomorrow morning, with a new panel to be impaneled. A fifth juror was also targeted in a bribery attempt.
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Mra
Cordelia Betkin
J P Dunning
Cook
Hhe Wall
Mra Botkin
Otae
Pole Wittman
House leaders seek suspension to push Lewis and Clark expo bill
In Washington the House hesitates to invoke a special rule to secure consideration of the Lewis and Clark exposition bill. Chairman Tawney plans a suspension vote to test strength, aiming to end the matter before adjournment if Oregon members approve. Time is running tight as the session nears its close.
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Ape
Tawney
Ravenue
Oregon
Canal Case Dismissed Favors Defendants in Colombia Panama Suit
The civil tribunal ruled the complaint by Colombia against the Panama Canal Company non receivable and ordered plaintiffs to pay costs. The decision clears legal obstacles to transferring the canal concession from the company to the United States, reviewing treaty articles and affirming Panama sovereignty over the canal region. An appeal was not formalized, but the ruling preserves the transfer path to the United States.
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Martial law proclaimed as authorities move on Northwang
Reports indicate Kansan authority establishes martial law measures in Northwang with partial removal of movable property and no immediate alarm. A river system is set to aid defense as government ponders land fraud case. Commissioner Heacock rejects motions to dismiss in Hyde and Dimond indictment, ruling the certified indictment sufficient and Washington court competent.
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Washington
River and Harbor Bill Drafted in Washington
Draft of an appropriation bill presented to the house committee on rivers and harbors aims to provide about 3,009,000 to continue existing river contracts and maintenance, marking a step in funding for river projects.
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Washington
House Committee On Rivers and Harbors
Russians Claim Land Cavalry Action Near Chong Ju
General Kouropatkin reports six-company Cossack cavalry attack against Japanese forces beyond Chong Ju. The engagement lasted about thirty minutes with heavy fire and light Japanese retaliation. Mishtchenko’s troops withdrew as reinforcements arrived, aiming to slow the Japanese advance.
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Mishtchenko
Chong Ju
Martial law at Niu Chwang forces flag removal protests rise
At Niu Chwang on March 31 the US flag over the American messhouse was hauled down after martial law proclamation. Foreign residents vow protest to Pekin embassy as strict Russian rules push foreigners to vacate. Kreautlar, a bank employee, becomes French consular agent and raises the French flag. Russian actions threaten foreign rights and Manchuria investment while commerce suffers.
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United States
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Manchuria
Uncertain Japanese Forces Reported in Core a and Alien Bill Introduced
Reports from Mukden and Shanghai claim Japanese troops exceeding 10 000 across the Chin Changau crossing and 18 000 at Pak Chen and Anju with others moving from Chong Ju and Renan but these figures are disputed. In London the alien immigrant bill passed first reading in the House of Commons amid concerns about crime linked to certain alien groups.
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Chin Changau
Chong Ju
Chronicle
Shanghai
Pak Chen
Anju
St Petersburg
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Renaan
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Home
Douglas
Slaughter Scandal Shocks Philadelphia Inquest
Coroner Dugan presides over an inquest into the death of Sarah By Mary B Sloan amid testimony about infants found in a furnace. Dr Ashmead and Dr Matthew are named in the proceedings as authorities await further action in a case tied to two young women. Washington sees a transit immigration amendment proposing tighter controls on entry to the United States from contiguous territories.
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Bean
Dugan
Sarah
Mary B. Sloan
Wit
Ashmead
Sim
Qi Mead
Matthew, cm
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