Hanna Estate Will Probated in Cleveland
The late Senator Hanna leaves an estate of about five million dollars to his widow and three children with no charitable bequests. Principal beneficiaries are Mrs. Charlotte Augusta Hanna, Daniel R. Hanna, Mabel Augusta Hanna Par sons, and Mrs. Ruth McCormick. The will also notes life insurance gifts for the children, not to be counted in settlement. Mrs. Hanna receives one third. the children two thirds.
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Cleveland
St. Cleveland
Senator Hanna
Charlotte Augusta Hanna
Daniel R. Hanna
Mabel Augusta Hanna Parsons
Ruth McCormick
Medill McCormick
Chicago
Hanna
Pick Will Succeed Hanna In Ohio Senate Bid
Eighty eight of eleven Republican Ohio House members and senators from the 19th district pledge votes for General Charles Dick for U S senator. The caucus needs 59 to nominate and 72 to elect on joint ballot as March 1-2 balloting is set. In Bryan Texas a race riot leaves Sam Seay dead and several whites injured in Madisonville.
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Columbus
19Th Congressional District
Charles Dick
United States
House
Senate
Bryan
Tex
Madisonville
Sam Seay
Russian Protest Warns Powers Over Korea Policy
A St Petersburg report quotes a high Russian officer predicting the Far East war will end by August or September with Russia defeating Japan. The note cites Lamsdorff’s circular accusing Japan of violating international law by attacking Korea and seizing ships in neutral ports, and warns that Japan may base operations along the Ping Yang to Won San line as Kuropatkin moves to the front.
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Far East
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Port Arthur
Lamsdorff
Japan
Tokio
Simoneski
Great Britain
Empire of Korea
Chemulpo
Seoul
Lamsdoret
M. Jeletz
Kuropatkin
Ping-Yang Ad Won-San
Lieutenant General Gentaro Kodama High Ranking Japanese Official
The article notes Gentaro Kodama resigning as minister of war to become vice chief of the general staff under Marshal Oyama. It mentions his prior roles as vice minister of war during the SinoJapanese conflict and as governor of Formosa.
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Kodama
Marshal Oyama
Formosa
Panic at Ping Yang and Japanese troop movements
Reports from Chefoo and Seoul describe 40,000 more Japanese troops landing at Chemulpo and Pigeon Bay with engagements near February 12. A panic at Ping Yang Korea signals advancing armies, while Cossacks push toward Ping Yang and Japanese bombard Port Arthur with bridges and rail lines damaged between Harbin and Vladivostock.
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The
Standard
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Shanghai
Supreme Court Rules Free Passenger Liable For Damages
The United States Supreme Court ruled that a railroad free passenger cannot rely on a pass stipulation to avoid liability for damages. The decision reversed the Ninth Circuit, upholding $14,000 in favor of heirs Louise Adams and Frank Adams of Spokane. The court held the carrier cannot waive duty beyond the passenger’s own choice to accept the privilege.
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Supreme Court
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Arbitration With France Likely Treaty Soon Says Baron de Constant
Paris Feb 24 Baron D Estournelles de Constant told a parliamentary group that a France United States arbitration treaty will be signed shortly. He credited President Roosevelt for guiding Washington in pursuing arbitration, noting three key steps including The Hague cases and now the treaty.
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Baron D'Estournviles de Constant
France
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Baron D'Estournelles de Constant
Roosevelt
State Department
Washington
Pius Fund
Hague
Canal Treaty Ratified by Senate Amid Amendment Split
The U S Senate ratified the Panama canal treaty 66 to 14 with Democrats split. Bacon's amendment to compensate Colombia rejected 24 to 49. Preparations for ratifications exchange and canal construction proceed, with commissions to begin work and engineers to be contracted.
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United States Senate
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Stone
Missouri
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MelLaurin
Martin
Bacon
Berry
Clarke
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Poster
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Lather
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McEnery
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Talisaferro
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Pablo Arosemena
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Davis
TROOPS SENT TO PANAMA TO RELIEVE MARINES
The War Department orders the Third Regiment of Infantry to Panama to relieve marines on duty. Headquarters at Fort Thomas Kentucky with Companies C D I K L M. Other companies stationed at Fort Sheridan and Columbus Barracks. Commanded by Lieutenant Colonel Woodbury amid an advanced retirement.
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Chicago
Columbus Barracks
F. G
Woodbury
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