Russians in Full Retreat Near Mukden Amid Battle News
Jap forces press the Russian center and right near Mukden as Kuropatkin’s army reportedly evacuates along the Shakhe river. Reports indicate fires set by retreating Russians and advancing Japanese units within miles of Mukden with heavy fighting continuing.
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Kuroki
Fuskan
Morom
Shakhe
Mukden
Suroki
Akhe
Kuropatkin
St. Peterburg
Mae Tokio
Xuroki
Fushun
Linovitch
St. Petersburg
Whuropatkin
Oyamy
Moreov
Kuropatkin Bh
Kurdépatkin
Liaoyang
Orloff
Europatkin
Fusan
Witon
Fire at Cedar Rapids Destroys Cereal Plant
A fatal blaze raged at the American Cereal plant in Cedar Rapids Iowa last night. Night watchman John Safely was killed when an explosion threw him from the sixth story. The fire devoured 1606 feet of the new mill with total losses estimated at 1 8 million and insured at about 300 000 as firefighters from nearby towns aided the effort.
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Associated Pros
Cedar Rapids
John Safely
Hull House
Safely
St of Insurance
Belle Plain
Vinton
Madison's petty thieves and depot plan discussed
Madison, Wis March 8 petty thieves around the university and library building prompt measures to monitor clothing returns. W A Gardiner of the Northwestern road will visit tomorrow to consult with the mayor about a new 500000 depot project the road contemplates building.
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Northwestern
Madison
Wis
W. A. Gardiner
Northwestern Road
FIGHTING EXTRADITION IN CAMDEN BANK CASE
Butte Montana March Julius Self wanted in Camden New Jersey under indictment for embezzling 1600 dollars from Mrs Ela O’Brien. He resists extradition demanding papers and habeas corpus proceedings. Litigation begun for his release.
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Associated Presa
Butte, Mont
Julius Self
Camden
N. J
Mra
Ela O'Brien
Hia
Fairfield Man Found Guilty of Manslaughter After Trial
Fairfield Iowa March reports that Dan 8 rd was found guilty of manslaughter after a three week trial. He was accused of murdering an elderly German on December 14, 2004. Proceedings concluded with the verdict and sentencing pending.
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Associated . Press
Fairfield
Wan Too
Subway Strike Deepens as City Considers Control
New York reports intensified subway and elevated line strike with city officials weighing seizure to ensure service. Union leaders pledge firmness while Interborough executives seek arbitration. Mayor McClellan offered to mediate but is declined.
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New York
Interborough ‘Rapid Transit Company
McClellan
Strike Strains Broadway Theaters As Subway And Elevated Workers Idle
The piece notes violence by sympathizers and urges punishment by the organization with state prison. It reports a sharp drop in theater attendance on Broadway due to subway and elevated worker strikes, with managers fearing losses of about 150000 dollars weekly after the next day. Forty striking motormen restored old posts, easing some train delays though elevated service remains tight.
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Broadway
Subway
Interborough Company
Iuns
Ninety-sixth Street
Four Miners Die as Mine Cable Breaks Near Charleston
Four miners were killed and ten injured when a cable broke in a coal mine near Charleston. Cars toppled the mine wrecker and many workers were crushed as the debris slid down the mountain base during the accident.
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West Virginia
Associated Prars
Wheeling
W.va
Charleston
Rockhill Resigns as Director of American Republics Bureau
Washington reports W. W. Rockhill's resignation as director of the Bureau of American Republics has been accepted. He will likely depart in April to become minister to China, with William C. Fox expected to replace him as director. Gordon Cummings of this city is mentioned for a potential clerical promotion.
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Kuropatkin
Dragomiroff
Russia
Gripenberg
Sress
Washington, D. C
Marah
W. W. Rockhill
Bureau of American Republics
Trockhill
Conger
China
Wiliam C. Fox
Buresu of American Republics
Rockhill
Japs Acquire Ships in War Seizures
An Associated Press report from Tokio states that British steamers Venus and Aphrodite were captured or seized by Japanese warships in early March. Since the war began Japan has taken possession of thirty two steamers carrying contraband of war, over a thousand tons each, totaling around 100000 tons.
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Associated Pres. Tokio, March
Venus
Cardif
Reduction of Capital Stock for Uinols Car and Equipment Co
Harald G. Cooke of New York asks the New Jersey court to set aside the December 1, 1994 stockholders meeting that reduced Uinols Car and Equipment Co stock par value from 25 to 10 and capital from 2 million to 8 million.
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Ry Associated
Trenton
N. J
Harald GC. Cooke
New York
Court of Chancery
Uinols Car and Equipment Company
New Jersey Corporation
Aged preacher’s deed shocks Kentucky town
OBy Associated Press. Lexington Kentucky March. An elderly Baptist preacher at East Hickman near Lexington, aged eighty, shot himself after trustees demanded he vacate the parsonage. He placed a revolver to his head and blew out his brains, ending years of residence in the church home.
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Oby Associated Press
Lexington
the Baptist Church
East Hickman
H Brook
Funeral for Judge Cate in Milwaukee service
The funeral of Judge Cate will be held from the Episcopal church on Thursday afternoon at one o'clock. Archdeacon A G Jenner of Ashland will officiate. The grave services will be conducted by the Masons.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Stevens Point
Cate
Episcopal Church
A. G
Jenner
Ashland
Hoch habeas corpus plea over Hoch case before judge
An attorney for Johann Hoch filed a writ of habeas corpus before Judge Kersten in Chicago. The petition argues Hoch is not held lawfully and asserts Hoch’s alleged murder charge is part of a wide range of claims. A hearing on the petition was scheduled for tomorrow.
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Associated, Frees
Chicago
March
Kersten
Johann Hoch
Hoch i
Argu Menta
Fleet Returning From Madagascar Mission
A March dispatch from Paris reports the French fleet has begun its return from Madagascar after completing operations at Jibutil. The signal confirms the squadron is moving toward home waters with plans for further naval postings upon arrival.
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Hart Peer Prees
Paris
Tandnarte
Madagascar
Mataamecar
Jibutil
Assembly Debates Insurance Fees and Tax Measures in Madison
Madison March 13 The assembly discussed the insurance commissioner's fee retention and a report on receipts and allocations. A constitutional income tax amendment passed 81 to 3 after a heated debate led by Pliny Norcross. Other actions included bills on public works contracts and national convention delegate nominations. The senate considered veterinary licensing and a bribery statute referral, with rail inquiries ongoing.
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Madison
Wis
Coffland
Assembly Committee On Finance, Banks and Insurance
Insurance Commission
Senate
Assembly
Buch
Assembly Pa
Pliny Norcross
LIN
Senate reveals Roosevelt San Domingo treaty message
The Senate in executive session released President Roosevelt's second San Domingo treaty message. It notes Dominican interests seek early action to relieve borders and prevent foreign aggression. The accord would stabilize Santo Domingo and protect both nations from fraudulent claims while courting aid from a strong ally. The session lasted five minutes with John Blackburn introducing a foreign relations panel referral before adjournment.
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Associated Press
Washington
DB. C
Senate
Roosevelt
San Domingo
Dominican Republic
United States
Santo Domingo
Blackburn
Secretary of State
A. P. Lazare
Republic of Chill
Committee On Foreign Relations
Counterfeit Note Dispute Causes Departmental Debate
Mrs Leonard renowned as treasury money counter declares a note counterfeit after testing it in her bureau. Others in her department and top officials dispute her finding claiming the note is genuine. The note had already gone to the Bureau of Engraving and Printing where experts reportedly agreed with her opinion.
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Bureau of Printing and Engraving
Sheboygan Primary Candidates Revealed for Mayor Race
Special to The Northon Milwaukee reports Sheboygan voters will pick the mayoral nominees in March 2108. Candidates include Mayor Born, Alderman Dieckmann, Simon Gilfen for Democrats, and Alders Man Geister with former Sheriff Arpke for the party allied group.
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Milwaukee
Farch
Byvennas
Wisconsin
Primar
Ucket
Dieckmann
Simon Gilfen
Democrats
Init Alders
Wheat Prices Slip on Winter Crop Worries
A Chicago market report shows a three cent drop in July wheat, with options falling sharply as excellent growing weather in the U S winter wheat belt spurs selling. July price hit the day’s low at 99.5 cents.
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Associated Press
Chicago
United States
Edwin Brismaster Dies of Typhoid Pneumonia at 38
Edwin Brismaster, 38, died Tuesday afternoon at his home 106 Grove Street after a week long illness from typhoid pneumonia. Survived by wife, three daughters, one son, parents, several siblings including brothers Charles Brismaster of Antigo and William Brismaster of Berghind Michigan. sisters Mrs William Wendt and Mrs Michael Binder. Funeral set for Friday at 1:20 p.m. at home then 2:00 p.m. at North Park Avenue Church.
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Edwin Grismaster
Grove Street
Charles Brismaster
Antigo
William Brismaster
Berghind
Michigan
William Wendt
Michael Binder
Elin
Wis
Mire
Frank Michelsen
North Park Avenue
TH. A. Goss
Central Avenue
Trev
HM. Smith
First Congregational Church
Riverside Cemetery
Mary A. Shufelt
Oqmro
Qmra Junction
Mr. Williams
Winneconne
Brewers Endorse Bill to Bar Youth from Concert Halls
The Wisconsin Brewers association in Milwaukee plans to support a legislature bill to bar young girls and boys from frequenting concert halls and wine rooms. L. J. Craufy says brewers are advocates of decency and support for the young is longstanding, echoing actions by the western shipping brewers association.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
March
The
Journal Today
Wisconsin Brewers’ Association
Brewers
L. J. Craufy
Western Shipping Brewers’ Association
Change the Commission to Three Engineers on Panama Canal Board
Washington March report states the president aims to reform the Panama Canal Commission by reducing its membership to three, all to be eminent practical engineers. The White House offers no official statement, but the plan focuses on an engineering leadership for the canal project.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Panama Canal Commission
Canal Commission
Mt ‘Ia
Meeting House Wrecked in Gas Explosion
A gas explosion in Granger near Salt Lake on March 3 damaged a meeting house and caused injuries. Investigating officials reported the blast levelled the building and sparked a small fire. No further details on casualties or responders were immediately available.
Chadwick Case Remains Turbulent in Courtroom Testimony
The crowded trial resumes as Receiver Robert Lyons testifies about checks drawn by Mrs. Chadwick on the Oberlin bank. District Attorney Sullivan questions drafts tied to an $80,000 transfer still not shown on bank books, while Judge Taylor allows evidence linking the drafts to a July 24 1903 transaction amid objections.
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Childwick
Rtobert Lyons
Sully
Mra
Chadwick
Qber+ Un
Beckwith
Spear Ho
Sullivan
Tineporters
National Bank
Chadduick
Mistriet Auorney Sullivan
Taylor
Lyons
Mur
Obertin Bank
Submarines Ordered By Navy For Two Vessels
The secretary of the navy contracts with the Electric Boat Company to build two submarine torpedo boats. One craft costs 250000 dollars and the other 200000 dollars. Both must be completed within eight months. With these vessels the U S navy will total ten submarine torpedo boats.
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Associated Ress
Washington, D. C
Maren
Secretary of the Navy
Frectrie Boat Company
Uniltoeit States Navy
Mill Reopens After Anti Semitic Disturbances Threat
Authorities pressured M. Pos nanaki to withdraw after threats of anti Semitic disturbances. The closure laid off 6 000 workers, but the mill reopened and workers returned to their jobs.
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Associated “Prees
Lods
M. Posnanaki
Hie
Hla
Toda
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Rennenkampff
Jence
Dap
Red Cross
Tokyo
Imperial Army
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Gur
Huaijen
Plishibhata
Tleta
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Hanchenpao
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Yangney
Mukfe
Likuanpao
Repul
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Tsarkoe Selo
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Oku
Huassi
Manchuria
Machuntan
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Erey
George E. Penper
W. D. Mahon
National Association
Amalgamated Association of Electrics and Street Railway
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
McClelan
Alexander EB Orr
Rapid Transit
Tinterborough Company
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Interborough
Metropolitan Street Tallway Company
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Third
Second Avenue
Third Avenue
Bronx
Bronix
Pepper
George E. Pepper
Amalgamated Association of Electric & Street Railway
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Gure
McAdoo
Rern
Ginsta Count
Yoosaer Man
Hoch
Mls
Ins
Joint Committee On Railroads
Hatten Railway Commission
Bacon
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Thomas Richmond
W. Halt
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Westphal
Save Santo Domingo
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Caree
Edwin Brismaster
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United States Navy
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