May and His Assistant Beat Agree on Treaty Ratification
The article discusses Secretary Hay and Francie Loomis influencing the Senate on a Santo Domingo treaty. It notes a rift with Loomis seen as power behind the department and the clash affecting progress over about three weeks. Adee acts as secretary of state in Hay’s absence during Carnegie Institute events.
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State Department
Hay
Francie B Loomis
Roosevelt
Santo Domingo
Pech
Senate
Bec- Loomis
Tee
Weaie
Getton
Loo
Congress
Adee
Carnegie
Loomis
California
Japanese Army Says Spoils Taken After Battle
A dispatch from the head of Japanese armies reports totals of captured materiel after the Yaganden operation. The list includes 22 000 riders, 6 machine guns, 320 000 rounds, 11 600 entrenching tools, 1 200 bundles of wire, 33 miles of rail line, 450 wagons, 10 carts, and mining gear. About 1 200 enemy dead and 80 prisoners were taken. enemy casualties estimated at 20 000. Prisoners claim the Seventy first Army was nearly annihilated.
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Ht Ie
Iag
Yenden
Sinkentchen
Taft Sees Malaria Fight Beyond Yellow Fever
Secretary states yellow fever not present on Isthmus, aims to reduce malaria burden. He notes progress after briefing press and highlights ongoing health measures. In London, Sir William Nasmyth discusses mill owner’s testimony before council committee.
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Wahington
Inmr
Great Tracts of Coal Land Filed on as Farm Land by Syndicate
Special agents report Utah coal land frauds with hundreds of thousands of acres filed as agricultural or grazing land then transferred to coal companies. Many filings lapsed and titles were acquired via the state land office, with 1901 filings showing a pattern of attorney representation by coal interests and incomplete purchases.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Salt Lake Herald
Salt Lake
Salt Lake Land Office
State Land Office
Record of Oyama report on prisoners spoils and casualties
Tokio reports from Field Marshal Oyama detail Japanese advances with over 40 000 prisoners including Gen Nakhimoff and 90 000 killed and wounded. Rails shells ammunition and supplies are enumerated with 26 509 enemy left dead and 60 000 rifles reported captured. A brief lull in pursuit near Tie Pass notes possible resumption of the Japanese advance and reorganization of Russian forces.
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Tokio
Oyama
Shakhe
Nakhimoff
Singking
Tie Pass
Tie Peas
Kuropathin Needs a Rest from March London Dispatch
London reports from the Times correspondent in St Petersburg that General Kuropathin has ached the front lines and now seeks relief. The brief telegraph note notes fatigue and a possible pause in his commands as combat continues nearby.
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Kuropathin
London
Petersburg
the Times
Russia vows new army and continued war after Mukden defeat
Published from St. Petersburg on March 18 the Russian government announces a new army will be raised and Far East forces reorganized. Vice Admiral Rozhestvensky will be sent to engage Togo, as Russia pledges to press the war to the bitter end, seeking peace only on Japan's terms.
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St. Petersburg
Mukden
Far East
Rojestvensy
Togo
Nicholas
Russia
Japan
Harbin
Vladivostok
Russia still holds Far East forces amid Oyama trap net
Russian forces under General Kuropatkin retreat slowly toward Tiepass after Oyama’s trap missed its prey. Kuropatkin’s main army remains intact with rear guard near Syanzia, 25 miles below Tiepasa, as reserves prepare a defensive line. Casualties and captures are reported but details on units left behind are unclear.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Far East
Oyama
Kuropatkin
Tiepass
Karapatkin
Syanzia
Tiepasa
Arizona Drenched by Historic Rains and Snow
El Paseo Texas March 13. The entire Arizona territory is flooded after record rains and snows. Silver City reports 28 inches of rain in eight months. Rivers long dry are now ferried, railroads ruined by washouts, and vast rebuilding lies ahead.
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el Paseo
Tex
Arizona
Silver City
Timber Land Act Notice for Public Publication
Public notice under the Timber Land Act of June 3 1878 for lands in Washington and Oregon. Claims by any adverse holders must file in the registrar’s office by November 8 1964. Names include Mrs Anal L Wi yeu and others in Portland Roseburg and Vancouver.
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Timber Land
United States Land Notics
M. WM
DGE&. Register
States Land Office
Congress
California
Evada
Waship Og
Robert Scort
Aberdeen
Chehalis
Neers
United States
Gand Omer Roseburg
United
Oseburg
Oregon
Washington
Nominee Horsfall Files 688 Land Claim in Oregon
NEST HORSFALL of Roy WA filed in this office a timber and stone land claim No 688 for the sw of Section 4 Township 3% South Range West. He will prove the land is more valuable for timber and stone than agriculture before the Receiver at Grants Pass OR on November 8 1904. Witnesses include J Rogers Wilbur Franklin Benjamin Horsfall Simon Avnum. Adverse claimants must file by November 8 1904.
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Matee
Calfornia
Oregon
Nevada
Washington
Nest Horsfall
Roy
Pierce
Ri Juts
J Rogers
Big Butte
Wilber Franklin
Roseburg
Benjamin Horsfall
Simon A Vnum
T. Bridges
Register
Congress
Uguet
Simon A. Ravnum
Roy, Peenty
State of Washington
F Lote Nee
J. B Butte
Burg
Ernest Horsfall
Timber Ron Se
Crouch
Camassaler
John Oo
John Givena
Gilberteen
Glendale
J. T. Bridges
Uester B. French
Los Angeles
State of California
Suguat
sawWilnenstes
Veaasen
Geo Heath
Sree
John Sherr
Harry Lehnherr
Camas Valley
Notice for Public Land Sale in Oregon 1904
United States land notice states J. Moon, Roseburg Oregon filed for land at sec 4 township 2S range 2W. He aims to prove nonagricultural value. land offered August 4 1904 before Register J T Briggs in Howe Oregon with witnesses Hale Trevey Fred G Stewart Verner N Darker and others.
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Theota
Califo Oregon
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Soesting
Dollins
South Range
Howes
Thurasuay
Henamen
Hale Trevey
Fred G Stewart
Reen
Verner N. Darker
Fairview
Arthur L. Brown
McKinley
Hamrock Circle
Black's Hall
Williams
Mase Ronnave
Guardian
Yrtle Point
Biers Mall
DeRyer
Mes
Lumor
Rtle Lodge
BE. Hume
L.A Rospare, W.m
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Anonata Barnett
McCiomgr
Secrutary
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Lator
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Myrtle Point
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Perkins’ Drug Store
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S. D. Pulford
G. M. Short
Transportation
Steamer
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Coquille City
Rendon
Coquile City
Coguille City
Hendon
Atle
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