Battle of Mukden Rages as Nations Clash in War
Desperate fighting across a sixty mile front with General Kuropatkin’s forces under heavy pressure. Japanese turning movement and heavy shelling disrupt Russian lines near Machiapu and Mukden as both sides suffer large casualties and equipment losses in the ongoing battle.
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J. Petersburg
Kuropaikin
Kyatkin
Halener
Kuropatkin
Onda
Hedield
Marshall Oyama
War Office
Wuroki
Imperial Guards
Poutlof Hil
Sinchinpu
Raiway
Machinpu
Tatcheklag
Sinnuntin Road
Mukden
Han River
Kurokli
Fusan
Witosan
Shakhe
Forty new witnesses summoned in meat trust case
Chicago March 6 subponas for forty additional witnesses were issued by United States Marshal John C Ames. The list includes bookkeepers stock buyers clerks managers and employees of the packers whose alleged combination is to be the subject of a grand jury investigation beginning March 20. Three of the original 185 names are still being sought by deputy marshals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Meat Trust
United States
John C. Ames
Lst
Bribery Allegation Not Found in Marion County Report
A partial Marion county grand jury report issued March 6 in Indianapolis found no graft system within the general assembly. The document did not reference the bribery charges raised by Ananias Baker against ex-Senator C. A. Baker and noted the investigation showed no systemic graft.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Marion County Grand Jury
House of Representatives
Ananias Baker
C. A. Baker
Gambling raids shut down Wisconsin joints
North Western railway and county policy raided gambling joints in Pelican Lake area, arresting one gambler fined $10 and costs. About twenty others fled upon learning authorities were closing in.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Pelican Lake
Northweatern Railway
Rastanty
Quarles Nomination Moves to Senate in Early Roosevelts Term
Washington March 6 The senate confirmed ex Senator Quarles as United States district judge for the eastern district of Wisconsin. The president also sent to the senate cabinet nominations and several ambassadors ministers consuls and other officers in advance of the new administration.
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Washington, D. C
Quarles
United States
Wisconsin
Senate
E. C. Blevens
Associated Press
Washington, DE
Senate Today
Cockrell
Missouri
Coub | Inet
Wynne
George B. Cortelyou
Joseph
Seaman
la Follette
Whitelaw Belt
New York
Great Britain
Robert 8. McCormick
Tinois
France
George W. L. Melyer
Massachusetts
Russia
Edwin H. Conger
Iowa
Mexico
Henry White
Rhode Island
Italy
William Woodville Rockhi
District of Columbia
China
David J. Hill
Netherlands
Hlepry Lana Witeon
Washington
Belgium
William Miller Collier
Spain
Brutus Z. Clay
Kentucky
Joseph V W. Quarles
James Wickersham
Alaska
District of
Alanka
Robert J. Wynne
Pennsylvania
London
Eng
Frank H. Mason
Ohio
Path
Alexander Hf
Thackaray
Ferlin
Germany
Herrman Phillip
Tangier
Morocco
Thomas
Willam R. Eaton
Minnesota
Bellingen
Francia B. Keene
Wleconeta
Milan
Big Public Hearing On Civil Service Bill Arranged
A major public hearing will be held on the administration civil service bill on Tuesday, March 14. Assemblyman Warner, who introduced the bill, will seek use of the assembly chamber for the event. A lineup of nationally known speakers includes Alfred W. Cooley of New York and Richard Henry Dana, president of the National Civil Service Reform League, with Elijah H. Goodwin as secretary.
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Northwestern
Adison
Administration Civil Service
Assembly Warner
Assembly Chamber
Alfred W. Cooley
New York
United States Civil Service Commission
Richard Henry Dana
National Civil Seff Reform League
Elijah 8. Goodwin
League
Carlisle May Stay In Manila Harbor For Repairs
The Carlisle, a British steamship chartered by Russia and loaded with arms for Port Arthur, will remain in Manila harbor until repairs are completed. The U S government assumes responsibility for the ship’s safety as Belligerent rights in neutral harbors are debated following the cruiser crisis.
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Associated
Press
Washington
DE. C
Department of
Taft
General Wright
Maula Perussia
Carlisle
Manila
United States
State Department
Port Arthur
Money for Vote Bribery Claims In Colorado Senate
Senator E W Morgan of Boulder county disclosed at the joint assembly opening that 1500 was offered and 3780 already given to secure his vote for Governor Alva Adams. He produced the money and handed it to District Attorney Sidge to press charges against alleged bribe-givers. A committee will be appointed to investigate the matter.
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Denver
Col
E. W. Morgan
Soulder County
General Assembly
Alva Adams
Sldge
Morgan
Japanese Left Armies Press On Against Russians in Snow
Japanese left armies advance despite heavy snow, capturing Kufjatsz and Ertailaz and seizing Chintan as a pivot to envelop the Russian right. Reports say Hunhole fell and a 2,000 casualty toll sketches the costly effort while center bombardment continues toward Mukden.
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Tokio
Singking
Yenden
Shakhe
Pinniupac
Waltau Mountain
Housupadtzu
Lulehientun
Wanpac Mountain
Hanchangerag
Sinosurhie Pao
Suchlatun
Suchistan
Subpono
Associated Press
Tientsin
Kufjatsz
Ertailaz
Hun
Hunhole
Uenches
Vilage
Chintan
Worka
Poteitze
Fusan
Chantan
Mukden
Illinois scandal looms over bribery charges in legislature
States Attorney Hatch of Sangamon County says no new evidence has been presented on charges of graft and bribery in the legislature. He indicates indictments against several legislators and other citizens are likely.
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Associated Preas
Boringfeld
Hatch
Bangamong County
Sheboygan Woman Dies in Sudden Illness
A Sheboygan woman, wife of the head attorney and director of a German bank, died today from a sudden illness. The death was reported by a Daily News special to The Northeastern from Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee
Bhehoyaan -Saye
Frances Run
J. H. Mead
Kof
Premonis
Spooner to Amend Porto Rican Treaty Amid Senate Debate
In Washington on March 6 the Senate foreign relations committee discussed amendments to the Porto Rican treaty focusing on protocol wording and a debt collection enterprise in Latin America. Senators Spooner Bacon Morgan questioned policy while Bacon and Morgan opposed entering a debt-collection agreement. the Senate opened withVice President Fairbanks presiding and executive session followed after brief public proceedings.
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Wisconsin
Bacon
Morgan
Senate
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Benator Spooner
Bacon and
Fairbanks
Chaplain Hale
Piles
Washington
Bulkeley
Connecticut
Funt
California
Nixon
Nevada
Burkett
Nebraska
Rayner
Maryland
Carter
Montana
Sutherland
Utah
Hemenway
Indiana
Air. Alison
Mr. Gorman
John H Reagan Dies in Texas at 86
Houston March 6 Judge John H Reagan sole surviving member of the Confederate cabinet died today at Talestine Texas of pneumonia. He was eighty six and had been ill for a year or more. Brussels March 6 Aaron Lambermont secretary general of the Belgian foreign office died today after a stroke of paralysis.
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Associated Press
Houston
Texas
John H. Reagen
Talestine
Reagan
Brussels
Aaron Lambermont
Foreign Office
Caron
Belgium
Taron Lambermont
Quiet at Warsaw Amid War Tensions Reported
News from Warsaw notes no disturbances yet as authorities keep vigilance. In St Petersburg, over half the workers strike again amid a paralyzed Schidlowski commission following workers refusal to meet with employers, hindering proposed settlement talks.
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Associated Preas
Warsaw
ST. Petersburg
Schidlowski
M. Schidlowski
Harriman Beat Again In Supreme Court Ruling
The Supreme Court today affirmed a Third Circuit ruling in Harriman vs Northern Securities Company on share distribution, ruling in favor of Northern Securities. Chief Justice Fuller announced the decision with no dissent and no written opinion yet to be filed.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court of the United States Today
Circuit Court of Appeals For
Third Circuit
Harriman
Northern Securities Company
Fuller
Steamer Nyack Suffers Port Bow Leak In Lake Michigan
The Nyack of the Crosby line was ten miles offshore from Grand Haven Michigan en route to Milwaukee when a large hole in her port bow below the water line opened into an ice field. Efforts to stop the leak failed and Captain Huff, after reaching clear water, put to port. The steamer reached Grand Haven harbor and all twenty passengers were removed.
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Associated Press
Grand Haven
Mich
Lake Michigan
Milwaukee
Nyack
Crosby
Huff
Strike Hits New Subways as Vote Passes
A midnight strike threatened on Manhattan subway and elevated lines after workers voted in favor of stopping work. They demanded a shorter day which was granted immediately.
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Associated Press
New York
Manhattan
Oshkosh Leaders Debate Bringing Shoe Factory Here
Oshkosh business men met with an out of town manufacturer seeking a site for a new factory. Promoters say favorable signs point to a possible deal within days. Critics fault local spirit for past missed opportunities as peers urge public backing and coordinated investment to attract jobs and industry.
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Board of Trade
Riahame
Csehkesh
Guerney Refrigerator Company
Fond du Lac
Oxhkosh Ttvd
Berlin
Betott
Osbiash
Oshkosh
Oshkosh Lorsing Tool Company
Oshkosh Furniture Company
Cutcher
Mion
Thompson Carriage
Diamond Sticky Fly Paper Company
Oshkesh
Funeral Notices for F M Powers and Henry Barlow
Funeral services were held for Frank M. Powers at the residence 209 Nat Irving Street with Rev Edward Smith officiating. Pallbearers included Jerane Loker John Harrington W Kimabau Charla Madison James Conlee and David Lawson. Interment at Riverside. Henry Barlow was buried at Boyd's cemetery after services at his farm residence with Rev Smith officiating. Pallbearers included Leonard Wood Charles Buchnell Fred Vueper and Oliver Barrow. Barlow, born in England, lived in Neklal area forty years and ran a Karnese business on Otter Street. he was seventy nine.
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Frank M.lowers
Nat
Edward 91
Smith
First Congregational Church
Jerane Loker
John Harrington
W. Kimabau
Charla Madison
James Conlee
David Lawson
Riverside
Stenry Barlow
Henry Barlow
Celork
Hdward Ed Smith
Ming Schmidt Kircher
Clara Sehiidt
Leonard Wood
Oshkosh
Charles Bueahnell
Fred Vueper
Nekimi
Oliver Barrow
Omre
Tlansen jailed for insulting dancers after Sunday arrest
Julius Tlansen of Wayrun was arrested by Officer Gabbert for disorderly conduct after allegedly insulting young dancers returning from a dance. He pleaded guilty and was sentenced to twelve days in the county workhouse. The report notes questionable circumstances around fines and a separate intoxicated incident near the Chicago and North Western station. A court case against Joseph Averdick for abandonment of his wife was entered in municipal court with a Wednesday trial date possibly postponed due to Judge Goss’s ill father.
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Julius Tlansen
Wayrun
Mindhwight
Gabbert
Chicago & M Northwestern
State of
Wisconsin
Joseph Averdick
Goss
Nominating Papers Filed by Municipal Aspirants
By 11 this morning about 100 nomination papers were filed for municipal offices. By 2 this afternoon only two mayoral candidates, Charles D. Heath and John Banderob, had filed. It is expected about 160 papers will be filed by 8 o clock this evening when the filing closes.
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Charles D. Heath
John Banderob
Pioneer Killed by Train Near Kenosha
Milwaukee March 6 An Evening Wisconsin special from Kenosha reports Henry Geisler a pioneer was instantly killed by a train on the Northwestern track Saturday evening. He was deaf and failed to hear the whistle in time to get off the heed.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Kenosha Mys
Henry Geisler
Pioneer
Trial of Mrs Cassie L Chadwick Opens in Cleveland
The Cassie Chadwick trial began in U S District Court before Judge Taylor on a conspiracy case tied to financial irregularities with the Citizens National Bank of Oberlin. Andrew Carnegie attended, studying Chadwick as prosecutors push to limit jury time while the small courtroom attempted to control the crowd.
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Chadwick
Jay P. Dawley
Sullivan
Chadwick Wos
United States
Citizens’ National Bank of
Mr. Carnegie
Belus
Everett
Gorenesten
Mr. Dawley
Delegates to Brussels Selected by U S Interparliamentary Union
At a meeting of the American Group of the Interparliamentary Union in Washington Bartholdt was authorized to choose delegates for the Brussels conference this September. Three American proposals were adopted: invite Central and South American nations to join the union extend jurisdiction to the league arbitration court via a general treaty and form an international congress to draft such a treaty.
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Associated Treas
Washington, D
Muareh
Congress
International Congress
Nichols Stocum Marriage Secret Revealed
Lawrence Nichols of Algoma and Ethel Stocum of Oshkosh wed in Menominee Michigan in a hasty ceremony. The bride works for the Whacon Telephone Co and the groom farms near Algoma. The couple is well known with many friends.
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Lawrence Nichols
Algoma
Ethel Stocum
Oshkosh
Menominee
Mich
Whaconsin Telephone Company
Alegoma
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Machiapu
Wich
Tamchekiao
Shakhe River
Mukden Fallroad Station
Kurotkin
Pfenchiapadgy
Acto Pase
Kanlayen
Kraagow
Newra
Gorod and
Poutiloflhis
Sinehinpu
Pouttieff Hill
Kandalisan
Gaotu Pass
Nuesintun
Salingpu
Luguantian
Pelivean Lake
Cranade
MAS
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Roosevelt
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Giber
Shaw
Puatmaakler General
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MR. Spooner
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Bernie Preeaweome
Cleveland
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