Mukden Falls As Japanese Capture Stronghold In Manchuria
Reports from Tokio and Washington confirm Japanese forces occupied Mukden at 10 a.m. Friday amid chaotic fighting. Russian lines and rear areas are under heavy pressure with rail and wire disruptions, large prisoner flows, and fears of a wider collapse of Linevitch’s army.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Oda Paditae
Mukden
Takio
Roshuy
Fushun
Washington, D. C
Flood Imminent as Eastern Kentucky Faces Rising Waters
Mount Sterling March 10 Eastern Kentucky endures heavy rainfall with rivers rising fear of floods. Towns brace for impact as authorities warn residents to evacuate low-lying areas and prepare for potential power outages and transportation disruptions.
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Associated Preas
Mount Sterling
Kentucky
Merka Attacked as 9000 Somali Forces Annihilate Inhabitants
Report from Mombasa says 9,000 Somali fighters struck Merka on the Balal coast, annihilating the town's inhabitants in a swift assault. British East Africa authorities have not fully confirmed details.
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East Africa
Associated Press
Mombasa
British East
Africa
Merka
Bdir Coset
Russia Moves Troops Toward India Amid War Tensions
An Associated Press dispatch reports Russia reinforcing its Indian frontier with troops and artillery. Travel barriers for Englishmen in Turkestan rise as rumors of Kazakh and Afghan movements surface, with officials denying direct India plans while noting strategic rail routes and border pressures.
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Olg
Bel Petéreburg
Sociates
Afehun
India
Russian Turkestan
Far East
Afghanistan
Russia
Krasnovodsk
St. Petersburg
Tashkend
Orunburg-Tashkend
Merv
Kursk
Pamirs
Terek Pass
Kashgas
Orenburg-Tashkend
Caspian Sea
England
Great Britain
Central Asia
Asia
Younghusband
Tibet
Ritasta
Santo Domingo treaty reported in senate executive session
The senate, in executive session, reported favorably the Santo Domingo treaty via Cullom. An amendment by Hale would terminate all proceedings in ten years unless extended. No formal report was issued. The day largely focused on Senator Bate of Tennessee's death and funeral arrangements.
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Associated Press
Ator Cullom
Senate
Santo Domingo
Hale
Bacon
Bate
Tennesesee
Gorman
Messrs. Pettus
Tennessee
Mosers
Berry
Blackburn
Senator
Cullom
Senator Rate
Mechanical accident injures worker at Telulah mill
An Appleton area incident reports Charles Bellke, an employee at the Telulah Paper mill, caught in a pulley right end and dragged several times. Flesh and muscle damage described. The injured man was taken from the mill and likely to receive medical care.
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Associated
Preas
Milwaukee
Appleton Cave
Charles Bellke
Iroquois Case Hearing Spurs Change of Venue Effort
Chicago March 10 An effort to change venue from Chicago courts was made today on behalf of the theater manager Hath Davis charged with involuntary manslaughter following the Triquois fire. Judge Kersten declined to take cognizance of the defendant's petition. Trial docketed for tomorrow.
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Associated Preas
Chicago
Davis
Kersten
Campis
Emden Receives Russian Rebel Note About Revolution
Aaron Emden, a Russian colony member in Sioux City, received a letter from a Russian revolutionary promising a world uprising on May 1. The note claims cities and railways will be tied up, industries seized, and troops may back the move following the St. Peterburg massacre. Emden says Russian reports have proven accurate in the past.
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Associated Press
Sioux City
Aaron Emden
Russia
St. Petera- Surg
Inoia
Emden
Retreat of Russians in Manchuria Tracked by Japanese
Reports from March 10 describe a Russian retreat after losing Mukden and Fushun with rail lines cut. Japanese forces under Kawamura threaten to cut them off, as General Kuroki advances northwest and Kuropatkin falls back toward Harbin. Casualties are massive. Mukden falls and Paris and London dispatches confirm Japanese victory and Russian uncertainty.
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London
Linevitch
Mukden
Kaulbars
Rnenkampht
Bilderling
Russia
Witch
Nowchwang
Oku
Nogi
Kuroki
Tie’ Pass
Kuropatkin
Tokio Lus
Mukden Isa- Jat
Mennenkampff
Rennenkampff
Tie Pass
Kamamura
Kingfan
Tiepasa
Toklo
Daily Telegraph
Thenat
Associated Press
Newchwang
Fushun
Oyama
Tokio
Ten Oo
Vwimkow
Tie
Kawamuras
Paris
Harbin
Tieta
Europatkin
Manchuria
ST. Petersburg
J. Petersburg
Tokyo
Yinkow
War Office
Doora
Europathia
Associated For Hie
Bliderling
Kaulbara
Russian General Kuropatkin Under Fire At Tsarskoe Selo
A Western observer suggests Kuropatkin may have sacrificed up to 100000 troops to distract the Japanese as officials at Tsarskoe Selo review fresh reports. A council of war is under way and it remains unclear if a stand will be made at The pass given heavy casualties and possible large prisoner losses.
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Kuropatkin
Tsarskoe Selo
Hiter
Bryan Visits Madison as Guest of Governor
Col William Jennings Bryan visited Madison to address the Wisconsin Legislature on railway freight rate control. He urged state and public ownership of utilities, praised Governor La Follette, and received applause from lawmakers before traveling to Oshkosh for another speech.
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Bryan
Madison
Wis
Wetconain
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Wisconsin Treight
Madleyn
la Follette
Bray
Ay, Orloweeterny
Martivon
Bryn
Senate
Wisconsin
Colonel Bryan Wa
Staement
Executive Chamber
Assembly Chamber
Assembly
Lenroot
Potter, Crowley
Johnson
Donald
Colonel Bryan
Governor la Follette
Kansas
Willam Jennings Bryan
St. Paul
Legislative Committee
Davidson
Crowley
Potter
Merten
Oshkosh
Oshwosh
Hight
le Follette
Chadwick Case To Go To Jury In Saturday Session
Cleveland reports that the Chadwick trial will be given to the jury on Saturday if not finished today. Judge Tarler indicated a Saturday session may be held, with arguments expected to extend into Monday. Prosecution, led by Thomas Garry, argued law and conspiracy while defense counsel Dawley urged unlimited time for witnesses and closings. Mrs Chadwick appeared distressed as loan figures were presented detailing large sums from Oberlin bank.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Ohio
Chadwick
Federal Court
Tarler
Taylor
Sullivan
J. P. Dawley
Ah. Garry
Mr. Dawley
Tudge Wing
Allivan
Mr. Garry
Mrs. Chadwick
Oberlin Bank
Me. Garry
St Louis Firm Lowest Bidder for Philippine Works
The Mercantile Trust company of St Louis bid the entire $2,500,000 Philippine public works loan at $2,726,500, rate $109.06 per hundred, winning as the lowest bidder announced in Washington on March 10.
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Associated Prem
Washington,d. C
Mercantile Trust Company of St. Louis
Iasae- Philippine Public Works
Insular
Bureau
Mercantile Trust Company
Prairie Fire Ravages Ellendale Area Destroying Hay and Cattle
A fierce prairie blaze swept through Chinchéption and nearby lands late yesterday, laying waste to vast hay stacks and causing heavy livestock losses. Officials report thousands of tons of hay destroyed and hundreds of cattle killed or driven off, confirming a devastating regional disaster.
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Associated
Ellendale
N.D
Chin
Yatta
Murder suspect arouses Milwaukee inquiry
Milwaukee March 30 John Hin wel aged forty four a gardener was found dead near the Milwaukee railway tracks in Milwaukee. A bullet wound in the head leads investigators to believe foul play may be involved. Police have not identified a suspect but say a man named Koropatkin has been mentioned in connection with the case.
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Ated
Milwaukee
Wis
John Hin
Milwaukee Railway
Money for Schools and Infrastructure Funds Reported
In Madison Wisconsin March 10 the education committees reported bills to appropriate 240000 for a new Milwaukee normal school on a new site 115000 for a Platteville school and 40000 for a La Crosse normal school site purchase. The senate also raised juror age to 65 and approved a Portland exposition fund of 325000. Indefinite postponements included eight hour limits for public contracts and chemical trade work while recall and youth privacy bills moved through the assembly.
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Madison
Wis
Maren
Senate
Assembly
Barsage
Milwaukee
Plattevide
la Crosse
Senaw
Afors
Stevens
Randolph
State
Milwaukee Free Press
Wnill
Nixty
Nobles
Portland
Ore
Judiciary Aid
Attorney General Questions Capitol Commission Authority
Madison March 10 Attorney General Sturdevant holds the capital commission may have exceeded its authority by approving plans for a new capital while he neither confirms nor denies the ruling. Northwestern reports the opinion prepared and information suggests it would oppose the commission. Arguments from interested parties were being considered before public release. Supreme Court members on the commission are said to seek to present arguments in support of the commission’s limits.
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The
Northwestern
Madison
Wis
Sturdevant
Capital Commission
Supreme Court
Commission
Square Vote Sought In Colorado Governing Contests
Denver March 14 The governors Adams and Peabody reject any method but a square vote to decide who holds the office. Proposals to seek a supreme court opinion on Alexander's resolutions aim to void last November's election and declare the office vacant. Peabody Republicans hope to force a straight vote on ousting Adams and seating Peabody while anti Peabody factions resist.
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Associated Press
Denver
Col
Alva Adams
James HW. Peabody
Supreme Court
Alexander
Peabody
Adams
McDonald
Strikes in New York Slow Travel Amid Transit Chaos
Strikers across Interborough and surface lines create heavy delays as trains run infrequently and crews struggle with inexperience. Two serious injuries occur in uptown stations, while officials urge workers to remain with the union despite conflicting national orders.
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New York
Interborough Raple Tranalt Company
Hugh Noure
Tegan
Eighth Avenue
Columbus Avenue
Nce
Uptown
TE Wo. Mary
Lect
Amalgamated
Association of Electric and Street Railway
Einployes
Tnterborough Company
George FP. Pipper
CIA Fion
Weslay
Thieve Borough
Oliver Hopkinson Dead Ends Remarkable Career in Philadelphia
Oliver Hopkinson, head of a renowned Philadelphia family, died of pneumonia at ninety three. He was the oldest living Philadelphia bar member and Pennsylvanian graduate, admitted to the bar in 1837. A Civil War veteran, he led units at Antietam and 1863 retreat, earning wounds and command of the Fifty-first Pennsylvania. Baltimore reports also note the death of Nancy Kelly, Maryland’s oldest white woman at 107, with extensive descendants and long residence history.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Oliver Hopkinson
Hopkingon
University of Pennsylvania
National
Grays
Cadwalader Grays
Delahaware
Antietam
Lee
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Nancy Kelly
Maryland
Appleton Woman Held on Mail Opening Charge
Special to The Northwestern from Appleton Wis March 16 Lilian Troyer Sherman of Coloma Wis was arraigned before US Court Commissioner Kelogg on the afternoon charge of opening mail not intended for her The gift declares she opened a letter by mistake thinking it was addressed to her father who was postmaster at Coloma The letter opened was addressed to another in Coloma
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Appleton
Wis
Lilian Troyer-Sherman
Coloma
Stevena Point
United States Court
Kelogg
Tynper
Colin
Colom
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