Russians Fall Back as Japanese Push On Yalu Front
A Seoul dispatch says Russian forces in the north are retreating while five Japanese outposts press from Ping-Yang toward the Yalu. Reports note European tensions rising as a Russian cruiser squadron was seen off northern waters.
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Ping-Yang
Yalu
Seoul
Tskio
Qiadirostos
Hes
Japan
Seoul-Wiju
Pallada
Erst
Port Arthur
Hill Still State Boss Defiant as Tammany Split Deepens
Senator McCarren returned to Brooklyn with defiant rhetoric claiming most Brooklyn leaders back him in a fight against Murphy and Doyle. Ex Senator Hill asserted party control at Albany, winning 26 votes to Murphy's 23 on seating Erie’s William H Fitzpatrick. The Albany meeting showed no harmony ahead of the April 18 state convention in Albany.
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McCarren
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Tammany Hall
Murphy
Doyle
Hill
State Committee
Albany
Charles F. Murphy
William H. Fitzpatrick
Erie County
Tammany
F. Carroll
Saratoga
Parker
Fitzpatrick
James Shevlin
W. Bourke Cochran
Japan Pushes North Amid Rumors of Invasions
Reports claim Japanese troops advance from Ping Yang toward the Yalu with possible landings at Possiet Bay and reinforcements at Wonsan. Analysts debate a rapid coastal maneuver and supply links via Shan Hai Kwan and Hasin, while Russian forces and Japanese strength figures remain uncertain.
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the Tribune Association
Denon
Ping Yang
Anju
Yalu
Possiet Bay
Wonsan
Yasin
Moukbe
Shan-Hai-Kwan
Hasin
Japan
Arthur
Moukden
Harthe
Vladivosek
Elliot Islands
Coa
Corea
Ln.f
Russians in Retreat Reported Across Korean Frontier
From Anju to Puk-Chen Russian forces move northward as Pediers Guild members vow to kill supporters of any Japan alliance. The Minister warns Corean authorities aid to arrest conspirators. Four pedilcre arrests follow. Cabinet to reopen Yongampho Wiju rail and suspend native gold mine reconstruction. A British gunboat arrives at Chemulpo with refugees from Song-Chen aboard.
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Anju
Puk-Chen
Pediers
Japan
Corean
Mot
Yongampho
Wiju
Chemulpo
Song-Chen
Japan's Note Justification Amid Korea Crisis
Tokyo reports Japan sent a note to the Powers in response to Russia's criticisms over Korea policy and negotiations. Tokyo says Russia faulted Japan for actions in Corea and notes Japanese forces acted after the state of war existed. Japanese officials defend their course and expect the Powers to judge fairly. The article also notes a parliamentary election showing a large increase in new members and a shift away from a purely oligarchic Diet.
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Russia
Japan
Corea
Churia
Chemulpo
Korietz
China
Miners and Operators Fail to Reach Wage Agreement
At Indianapolis a joint conference of central district coal miners and operators adjourned without a 2 year wage scale. Operators offered a two year concession, miners tied by instructions rejected it, leaving for home as 800 delegates prepare for a national convention.
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Indianapolis
F. L. Robbins
Pittsburg
H. N. Taylor
Milnels
J. H. Winder
Ohio
Mitchell
Lewis
Wilson
National Organization
Robbins
Cleveland's Guests Debate White House Socials
In an interview Thomas P B Watson, former Georgia congressman and Populist vice presidential candidate, says Cleveland has received a black guest at the White House. He notes Cleveland denied C H J Taylor dined there and cites past dinners with colored congressmen and figures like Freda Douglas, underscoring debate over White House social norms.
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Ny Telegraph
the Tribune
Atlanta
Thomas PB. Watson
Georgia
Cleveland
White House
Mr. Watson
Fred” Douglas
Henry Siegel Plans $10.75 Million Store Merger
Henry Siegel Frank Vogel and associates organize the Henry Siegel Corporation with $10,750,000 capital to acquire Siegel Cooper Co Chicago Simpson Crawford Co and the Fourteenth Street Store. The plan awards 7 percent preferred stock and $19 par value in common for each $1 par value of the acquired stock, with Boston store expansion contemplated.
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Simpson- Crawford Company
Henry Siegel
Frank E. Vogel
Siegel, Cooper & Co
Chicago
Simpson-Crawford Company
Fourteenth Street
Henry Alege Corpora
Macy
Boston
Messrs
Messrs. Siegel, V
thempson-Crawfordmpany
Henry Siegel Corporation
Hen Siegel Corporation
Simpson-Crawford
Messrs. Siegel and
Vozel
Messrs. Siegel, Vogel
Siegel, Cooper & Col
Treasury
Siegel
Voge
Velez Defeats Reyes In Colombian Presidency Vote
In Bogota on March 2 the tally shows General Joaquin Velez ahead of General Raphael Reyes by eleven votes. The electoral committee will officially declare the result on July 3.
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Bogota
Joaquin Velez
Raphael Reyes
Polia Disyae Beim
OHIOANS HONOR TAFT AT WEALTHY NEW YORK DINNER
Secretary Taft spoke at the Waldorf Astoria banquet honoring Ohio’s 18th annual gathering. He defended U S stewardship of the Philippines and opposes immediate independence, urging continued U S governance. The event drew prominent Ohio figures and national officials, with McCook presiding and speeches delivering patriotic tone.
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Waldorf-Astoria
Taft
War Department
Philippines
United States
Buckeye
McKinley
Ohio
John Hay
John J. McCook
Society
Robert I. Harrison
The
Southern Society
Robert C. Ogden
Pennsylvania Society
J. Ross Stevenson
Robert Taylor
Willard H. Brownson
United States Naval Academy
Benjamin F. Tracy
Frederick Rodgers
Depew
Chaffee
George Edmund Foss
Ilinois
Myron T. Herrick
Charles Darling
Navy
Charles B. Landis
Indiana
Watson
Butler
Columbia University
Corbin
Charles P. Taft
James H. Wilson
Delaware
James £. Campbell
Grenville M. Dodge
New York
Louis Stern
James &. Clarkson
Thomas H. Hubbard
New England Society
William Butler Duncan
St. Andrews Society
Milton S. Southard
United States District Attorney
Henry L. Burnett
Thomas Ewing, Jr
A. D. Juilliard
Rush Taggart
Ss. H. Parsons
John B. Archbold
Eben B. Thomas
James H. Hoyt
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Choureh
Grace
Fachicé
McCook
Society of Ohio
A. BR. Bushnell
Platte flood widens to five miles along Platte River
Fremont Nebraska March 5 The Platte River flood worsened with the river five miles wide for miles above Mercer Siding bridge which was disabled yesterday Thousands of acres are underwater many farmhouses are only reachable by boats ice blocks passage The ice gorge above Mercer is three miles long with no break The river threatens lowlands near Fremont and rails suffer washouts and bridges lost Livestock and crops wiped out but no deaths reported
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Mercer Siding
Mercer
Union Pacific Railroad
Omsha
Harrisburg
Penn
Steelton
Highspire
Middletown
Fort Hunter
Rockville
Millersburg
Great Gorge
Sunbury
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
Reading
Carlisle
Gettysburg
Maryland
Baltimore
Bainbridge
Central Pennsylvania Traction Company
William Gowan
John Sauders
Demain
Clark's Ferry
Port Deposit
Susquehanna River
Harford
Cecil Counties
Flood Fears Sweep Harrisburg Area as Rivers Rise
Flood warnings grip Harrisburg Pennsylvania and surrounding towns with the Susquehanna rising and ice dams forming. Hospitals and courthouses open for evacuees while industries close and transport routes shift to keep traffic moving. In Port Deposit Maryland the ice gorge threatens homes and riverfront property as residents seek safety.
Widow dies from blunt force wounds in Hawley store
Mrs. Mary Reese, a widow, lies dying in Hawley Pennsylvania after a night attack in a store near Port Jervis. She suffered thirteen skull fractures and a hammer plus an open pocket book were found nearby as a girl followed the dog’s whine to the scene. The incident is reported from March 5 with sparse details on the assailant.
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the Tribune
Port Jervis
Mary Reese
Hawley
Penn
no harmony in sight in new york democratic fight
Albany march 5 amid a stormy session senator david hill asserted control of the state democratic party, pushing out erie county committeeman william h fitzpatrick while brooklyn leaders shifted loyalty to murphy and hill gained enough votes to triumph over ccounty factions. the meeting dissolved into disorder as arguments over the resignation and seating of fitzpatrick continued, with captains like shevlin cochran and dowling jockeying for position.
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Albany
W. Bourke Cochran
Thomas ¥. Grady
Charles F. Murphy
David & Hill
Erie County
William H. Fitz- Patrick
William J. Conners
Tammany Camp
Hill
Hugh McLaughlin
Brooklyn
James Shevlin
Fitzpatrick
Shevlin
Murphy
McCarren
Kings County
Parker
Frank Campbell
Mason
William H. Fitzpatrick
Xlviiith
Tammany
Dowling
Grady
Mr. Campbell
Dow~lling
Henry Burgard
Buffalo
John J. Delany
Erie County Committee
Campbell
Patrick H. McCarren
Graf
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Charles B. Landis, M. C
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Velez
Reyes
Governor Herrick
Foss
Landis
Pinehurst
Pullman
Seaboard Air Line
Platte
Nebraska
Dewey
Fulton St
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Charles A. Lux
Clyde
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