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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1905

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Russians Drive Japanese From Village Fronts Near Mukden

Fighting intensified as dawn cleared at Mukden with Russian forces driving north and west, capturing Tsuanvanche Fantziatun Tinvien and two more villages. Kaulbars directs from advance positions while Japanese artillery and night attacks test Russian lines near Putiloff Hill and Madzyapu.

Putiloff Hill Kuropatkin Madzyapu Niuchiatun Hushitai Elbhanza Sandepas Shakhe Fushun

Japanese Attacks Repulsed Along Far Left Front

Gen Rennenkampfff's headquarters reports Japanese attacks on Tupintai and other far left positions at 5 30 Sunday evening repulsed with heavy losses. Japanese efforts against Gen Liubavin were repulsed as well. Russian left advanced slightly with some trench gains after bayonet fights. Rifle fire along the front is now slackening.

Rennenkampff Tupintai Liubavin

Japanese scouts report enveloping Mukden in progress

MU CHWANG March 6 It is reported here that the scouts of Gen Nogi and Gen Kuroki s armies are already in the rear of Tie Pass with indications that the Japanese movement for the envelopment of Mukden has met with hopeful success The Russian center holds its ground while the Japanese siege and maneuvers continue despite limited reports from the fortified positions.

Bakhetun Imperial Tombs Mukden Putiloff Novgorod Mu-Chwang Nogi

Index to Departments and Page References

The page shows a newspaper index listing sections such as World Amusements Arrivals at Hotels Business Troubles and Marine Intelligence with page numbers. It also mentions Corporations Estate Service and Fires as additional items and notes the daily report and other departments.

Sart Merine Estate Itty

Kansas Objects to Garfield Beef Trust Probe

The Kansas Legislature passes strong resolutions urging President Roosevelt to appoint a competent investigator for the Beef Trust probe. Senator Smith labels Commissioner Garfield incompetent and his report a fake, while Garfield is set to study Standard Oil in Kansas. Mortimer F. Elliott of Standard Oil seeks a thorough inquiry into oil production and sales in the Kansas-Indian Territory fields.

New York Times Topeka Kan Roosevelt Smith Edwards Senate Garfield Standard Oil Company Kansas Mortimer F. Elliott Prairie Oil and Gas Company of Kansas Standard Oil Kansas-Indian Territory

Schiff Gifts Hundred Thousand For Columbia Social Work Chair

At a Columbia University Trustees meeting, Jacob H. Schiff donated 100000 dollars for a new Chair of Social Work. Edward T. Devine, PhD, will serve as professor, maintaining ties to the Charity Organization Society and directing School of Philanthropy affairs.

Columbia University Jacob H. Schiff Edward T. Devine Charity Organization Society School of Philanthropy Schiff John Stewart Kennedy Devine Organization Society Iowa Cornell College University of Halle University of Pennsylvania New York

A. M. Palmer Stricken On Elevated Train

The veteran theatrical man A. M. Palmer suffered apoplexy yesterday afternoon on an elevated railroad at Eighth Avenue and One Hundred fifty fifth Street. An ambulance carried him to J Hood Wright Memorial Hospital. Doctors say his condition is critical. Relatives arrived with his papers confirming identity and took him to a private room.

M. Palmer Eighth Avenue One Hundred and Fifty-fifth Street Simpson J. Hood Wright Memorial Hospital Wrenn Mr. Palmer Palmer West One Hundred and Eighteenth Street

Rockefeller muff mystery at Madison Avenue

A man visited Arsenal Station in Central Park claiming a valuable mole skin muff fell from his wife and children’s car on the West Drive. He gave the name William G. Rockefeller of 292 Madison Avenue and said the muff bore a lace handkerchief with initials E. S. R. Deprived of a report, the man left his name and disappeared.

William G. Rockefeller Madison Avenue Arsenal Central Park Standard Oil Company Arsenal Station Kelly

Iron Judge Resigns in West Virginia Bid for Succeeder

President Roosevelt accepted the resignation of United States District Judge John J. Jackson of the District of West Virginia effective March 15. Alston G. Dayton of West Virginia will be nominated to replace him. The 80 plus judge, an appointee of Lincoln, was famed as the Iron Judge for his harsh actions against labor unions and detaining walking delegates.

New York Times Washington Roosevelt United States John J. Jackson District of West Virginia Alston G. Dayton West Virginia House Jackson Lincoln Jencks and Pepper Interborough Interborough Company New York Interborough Rapid Transit CO E. P. Bryan

Altman Buys Fifth Avenue Residence From Gurnee Estate

Benjamin Altman has purchased the four story 626 Fifth Avenue corner of Fiftyeth Street from the Gurnee estate, through George R Read & Co. The land is owned by Columbia University. Nearby residents include Dr J Montfort Schley Henry Clews D O Mills and John R Drexel. Altman currently lives at 9 Madison Avenue.

Benjamin Altman Gurnee George R. Read & Co Fifth Avenue Fiftieth Street Columbia University Altman St. Patrick's Cathedral Dr. J. Montfort Schley Henry Clews D. O. Mills John R. Drexel Mr. Altman Madison Avenue

Zeeland Liner Anchored in Quarantine Near Antwerp

Latest shipping news notes the Red Star liner Zeeland from Antwerp anchored in quarantine late last night and expected to dock early this morning. The harbor briefing confirms preparations for arrival and inspection procedures.

Red Star -Liner Zeeland Antwerp

Seaboard Florida Limited Runs Fast NY to St Augustine

The Seaboard Florida Limited keeps the quickest schedule in both directions between New York and St Augustine. A superb train leaves New York daily at 12 25 noon. Office 1183 Broadway. Advance advertisement.

Seaboard Florida Limited New York St. Augustine Broadway

TO SEE THE NATIONAL CAPITAL TOUR TO WASHINGTON

Three day excursion to Washington via Pennsylvania Railroad departing March 9 with a personal escort. Rates are 12.00 or 14.50 dollars depending on berth used.

National Capital Washington Pennsylvania Railroad Betyl

Assemblymen in a Row Over Murphy Contracts

In Albany March 6 Assemblyman Hartmann tried to read a resolution calling for an investigation into the New York Contracting and Trucking Company led by John J Murphy. Objections erupted as leaders blocked the move while Hartmann pressed for personal privilege and information, with a crowd of Tammany supporters watching.

New York Times Albany Hartmann Sixteenth New York New York Contracting and Trucking Company John J. Murphy Charles F. Murphy New York Contracting and Trucking Hornidge Twenty-second McKeown Kings Hartmany Cahn Nixon Rogers Tammany Men New York City Page Board of Aldermen Comany Murphys and Gaffney State Railroad Commission State Railroad Commissioners Railroad Commission

Epworth League Denver Tour by Pennsylvania Railroad

Epworth League announces a Denver tour via Pennsylvania Railroad leaving New York at 7 55 A M Monday July 3 and arriving Denver July 5 for the convention opening. Round trip transport, Pullman berth and meals included, $63 50. Contact C Stud ZL 963 Fifth Ave New York or Geo W Boyd General Passenger Agent Philadelphia Pa. Adv. Usher s the Scotch that made the highball famous. It is the best Adv.

Epworth Denver Pennsylvania Railroad New York C. Stud ZL. A Fifth Ave Geo. W. Boyd Philadelphia Adv

Morton Sues Duke Over Property Transfer in Marriage Pact

Supreme Court action by Levi P. Morton seeks to set aside transfers to the Morton Trust caused by his daughter Helen's marriage to Count Talleyrand Perigold. Dowling orders publication service on the Duke. Helen married the Count on Oct 4 1901 and later resided in Paris. A French divorce decree dated July last voided gifts and contracts between the spouses and related arrangements.

Supreme Court Levi P. Morton Morton Morton Trust Company Miss Helen Morton Boson Talleyrand Perigold Duke de Valencay Dowling Miss Morton Count Talleyrand Paris France

Potter Ill At Hotel Marie Antoinette In New York

W F Potter head of the Long Island Railroad is gravely ill and staying at the Hotel Marie Antoinette with his wife. His father H C Potter of Saginaw and brother H C Potter Jr of Detroit are registered at the hotel. Hospital physicians have consulted but family offers no statement on his condition.

W. F. Potter Long Island Railroad Marie Antoinette H. C. Potter Saginaw Mich H. C. Potter, Jr Detroit

Dr Herman Ranke Resigns From Philadelphia Museum

Dr Herman Ranke resigns as curator of the Egyptian section at the Free Museum of Arts and Sciences, University of Pennsylvania. His questioning of Prof Hilprecht at an American Philosophical Society meeting spurred publicity over charges of unscholarly conduct, with Ranke staying until June for a university trustees investigation into the Hilprecht Nippur controversy.

New York Times Philadelphia Herman Ranke Cornelius Stevenson Free Museum of Arts and Sciences University of Pennsylvania Department of Archaeology Ranke H. W. Hilprecht American Philosophical Society Hilprecht

Bribery claims shake Colorado gubernatorial race

In Denver on March 6 state Senator R W Morgan charged bribery in the Alva Adams governor contest. He said James M Herbert and Daniel Sullivan offered 1500 to sway votes, with 750 already paid to District Attorney George Stidger. Herbert is VP and GM of the Colorado and Southern Railroad. Sullivan is Cripple Creek postmaster.

Denver James H. Peabody Alva Adams R. W. Morgan Colorado Morgan James M. Herbert Daniel Sullivan George Stidger Colorado and Southern Railroad Cripple Creek

NO LIGHT ON STANFORD CASE

A Honolulu report says chemists did not detect strychnine in Mrs. Jane L. Stanford's organs but show signs of poison and may testify at the inquiry. Chemists continue stomach tests while officials and Stanford representatives met with them to discuss findings.

Honolulu Jane L. Stanford

Mormon Church Expels Former Senator Cannon

Salt Lake City March 6 Former United States Senator Frank J Cannon has been disfellowshipped by the Mormon Church for un Christianlike conduct and apostasy The action announced today followed a hearing in Ogden before the local bishopric where charges were preferred against Elder Cannon editor of the Salt Lake Tribune Cannon admitted authorship of editorial utterances including An Address to the Earthly King of the Kingdom of God

Salt Lake City United States Frank J. Cannon Mormon Church Ogden Elder Cannon Salt Lake Tribune The Tribune Cannon

Zion City Buzz Over Dowie Cancer Report

Chicago march 6 Zion City is greatly stirred by a report that Dowie has cancer and will remain in the South.

Zion City New York Times Chicago Zion Dowie South

Cannon to See Philippines on Taft Trip

Speaker Cannon has accepted Taft's invitation to join the trip to the Philippines beginning July 1, with Taft visiting the islands.

Philippines Washington Cannon Taft

Orange Clergyman Receives Boston Pulpit Call

The Rev. Dr. Alexander Mann rector of Grace Episcopal Church Orange and Archdeacon of the Episcopal Diocese of New York has received a call to serve the pulpit of Trinity Church Boston.

New York Times Orange N. J Alexander Mann Grace Episcopal Church Episcopal Diocese

Quickest Line to Cleveland on New York Central

Leave New York 5 32 P M arrive Cleveland 7 15 next To Cincinnati 130 P M Indianapolis 3 P M St Louis 9 45 P M by New York Central Fine service No excess fate Adv.

Cleveland New York Cincinnati Indianapolis St. Louis New York Central

Subway and Elevated Rail Strike Begins at 3 A.M.

Interborough strike across subway and elevated lines starts with 5,000 to 6,000 workers leaving posts and sending strikebreakers into service. Trains halted at Times Square and Lenox Avenue yards while police fortify yards and officials warn against endangering life as strike leaders vow to persist.

Six Day Railroad Tour to Richmond and Washington

Pennsylvania Railroad offers a six day trip through the south from New York to Old Point Comfort Richmond and Washington with a fare of 36 dollars. Old Point Comfort is advertised at 17 dollars. Advertisement notes Piso's Cure as a recommended medicine with a 26 cent price.

Old Pint Comfort Richmond Washington New York Old Point Comfort

Florida's Famous Trains Feature Schedules

Florida's famous trains reveal services between major lines including the Florida & West Indian Ltd and the Atlantic Coast Line. The notes reference a 2:10 PM and 9:25 AM departure slot, highlighting fine service and connections, with emphasis on the Florida rail network's prominence.

Florida Fla West Indian Ltd

New Men in Yards and Shops Land in Subway Pier

The C. H. Northam steamboat with about 1000 strike breakers reached the Subway yards pier at One Hundred Forty-ninth Street and the Harlem River at dusk after a rough voyage from Jersey City. It grounded twice and one man with a suspected contagious disease was removed to Willard Parker Hospital amid crowd taunts. the landing site was near the southbound track to expedite crew placement on trains.

Interborough Forty-fifth Street Lenox Avenue Times Square McNamara Third Avenue Road Pepper Amalgamated American Federation of Labor Northam East One Hundred and Forty-fourth Street Farley One Subway Hedley Moses Cortright Manhattan Bronx Eventh Street Broadway C. H. Northam Harlem River Pinkerton

Also Mentioned on This Page

Nia-Chwang Endows A. M. Palmer Rockefeller Dayton B. Altman Murphy Mover Usher Prof Adams Stanford Say Dowie Dr. Mann Boston Ning Interborough Trains Company Civic Federation Mahan International Street Rail Way Association Co. H. North One Hundred and Forty-ninth Street Ninety-ninth Street Third Avenue Brotherhoods of Locomotive Engineers Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Majestic Hall Marion Hall Hundred and Twenty-fifth Street Lexington Avenue Jencks Brotherhood Engineers Brotherhood and Brotherhood President Jencks Amalgamated Association W. D. Mahon Clarendon International Mahon Savoy Hal International Executive Board Stone Brotherhood of Engineers Brotherhoods of Engineers and Firemen Hundred and Dey Street One Hundred and Steamboat Northam
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