United States Declines to Join Manchuria Protest
The United States refused to join a protest over the Manchuria seizure by Russia. Washington cited Open Door policy and warned against private territorial or financial agreements, noting prior warnings to China and a nonrecognition stance toward pending treaties. The move follows notes from Secretary Lay and Secretary Hart and a March 1 circular to affected powers.
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Cabinet Deliberates China Open Door Policy and Manchuria
Cabinet members discuss the Chinese question centered on Manchuria secrecy. The United States reiterates opposition to secret treaties and notes a February 19 note to Minister Wu warning China against hidden pacts. Russia’s stance is deemed committed to an open door if Manchuria is gained.
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Czar's Danger Reported Across Europe and Russia
A Paris dispatch notes a mine beneath Tsarskoe Selo near St. Petersburg and implicates several notables in a plot against the czar. St. Petersburg authorities blame police for not crushing demonstrations, while calls for orderly force rise. Reports also mention suicides among students and officers, and growing nervousness in London over Japan Manchuria policy.
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Squeeze Rumors Stir May Corn on Board of Trade
Associated Press reports rumors of a squeeze in May corn on the Chicago Board of Trade. George H. Phillip, who last November manipulated a squeeze, was credited but denied involvement. The May contract traded around 42 cents, closing lower than the prior day.
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Miners Injured in Gatea Mine Blast in Connellaville
A blast at the Gatea mine injures several miners in Connellaville Pa. All victims remain alive but most are in critical condition with fears some may die today.
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Last day for Manchurian treaty signing near
London reports say China had not signed the Manchurian treaty by 6 15 p m and may sign in St Petersburg rather than Pekin Chinese minister Wu proceeds to New York for Baron Hirsch ceremony while Yang Yu handles talks in Russia Hayashi predicts China unlikely to assent by the deadline but likely to accept eventually
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Sembrich May No Longer Sing Publicly
In San Francisco on March 26 it is reported that the famous soprano Mme. Sembrich may never perform again. Doctors advise cancellation of engagements and retirement to Dresden for rest. Manager Graf disbands the company and all will return to New York.
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Bandits Loot Somerset Bank In Ohio Heist
Seven bandits blasted the Somerset state bank vault in Perry County Ohio early today securing 5000 dollars and escaping with two livery rigs. They looted bonds and securities totaling 339000 and 56090 in gold coin, held off a citizen posse amid heavy gunfire, and escaped. The bank was insured and business disruption was avoided.
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President Announces Several Appointments
Washington March 26 The president announced multiple federal and military appointments. Justice James D Klivitt of South Dakota becomes United States attorney for the district of South Dakota. Marvey C Carbough George A Dunn John A Hull named to judge advocate with rank of major. Isaac R Dunkenberg named captain of cavalry. Roy B R Harper promoted to first lieutenant of cavalry. George M Throoke and Frank B Edwards named to second lieutenant in the artillery corps.
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Frank B. Edwards
President to Offer Attorney General Post to P C Knox
Washington March 26 the president has sent for Pittsburg attorney P C Knox. He is expected to arrive Thursday for a possible offer of the attorney generalship.
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Supreme Court blocks Ohio debenture business
The Ohio Supreme Court sustained a demurrer and granted a writ of ouster against a Cincinnati investment company, signaling a likely end to debenture operations in Ohio. The March 26 decision follows the Associated Press report from Columbus.
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Menasha Democrats Nominate City Ticket In Landslide
Henry Fitswitham heads the ticket for mayor with El. Schrage as treasurer and G. W. Bradley as justice of the peace. Assessors named George Heluaml and P. Schwab. constables H. Arft and J. Jedwabuy complete the slate as Democrats dominate the ballot.
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Wreck on Wisconsin Central Freight Train in St Paul
A Wisconsin Central freight train derailed near the Mississippi Street bridge in St Paul injuring five men. Engineers Tom Galvin and Emil Probst and D. A. Woodbury were badly hurt, while Henry Doll and Thomas La Plant suffered minor injuries. The first engine jumped the track causing a heavy wreck with engines and cars overturned and substantial property loss.
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Man Drowns in Fox River After Despondent Act
Albert Frank a 37 year old carpenter of Mir Outer and Eva Lyn street died by suicide jumping into Fox River at Bowen Street. Eyewitness Arthur Banderob saw him step from shore and vanish under the icy water. Rescue efforts failed and coroners jury was impaneled. Frank survived by a wife and several children.
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Senator Quay Denies Illness Rumors in Telegram
Pittsburg March 26 A telegram from Senator M B Quays son denied rumors that the senator was ill with nervous prostration in Florida. The denial came as reports spread about his condition.
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Signing Wage Scale In Milwaukee Marine Engineers
Milwaukee march 26 marine engineers gained a point in the signing of the scale by the Poor Marquette Jing in this city today.
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Tornado Rips Birmingham Area Killing Eighteen
A severe storm and tornado swept through Birmingham and Jefferson County with eighteen confirmed deaths and up to forty injuries. Destruction hit Pratt City Brighton Trussville and surrounding towns with homes churches schools and businesses ruined. Relief efforts are underway as the city mobilizes resources and search continues for missing victims.
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New British Army Uniform Material Seeks Modernization
A London Telegraph report notes a War Office committee has chosen a new yellowish-tinted cloth for most troops, with jackets and trousers diverging in texture. Mounted branches get a stronger fabric, while full dress remains blue and scarlet. A peaked cap with scarlet trim may replace outdated forage caps as spring issue clothing approaches.
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LULL Files Acceptance as Assessor Candidate
E M Lull withdraws from the race as Republican nominee for assessor on the south side and has filed his formal acceptance with the city clerk.
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Resources of China and indemnity negotiations update
Beijing reports the foreign ministers will not reconvene until the China resources committee reports after listening to merchants bankers and others. The Australian contingent sails home tomorrow and a Japanese regiment departs for Japan. Berlin says Dr Steupel will travel to London to assist negotiating the indemnity for China and settle German claims for losses in South Africa.
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Cooper sees Cuban independence favored by most locals
Representative Henry A. Cooper after a Cuba trip says Spaniards favor annexation while Cubans largely back independence and want to prove themselves to the world. He backs the Pratt amendment and predicts annexation as the final outcome, noting Havana’s order and cleanliness despite U.S. press denouncements.
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Ice Gorge Breaks Free Threatening Milwaukee River Area
A rising Milwaukee river ice gorge near Saukville loosened this afternoon, flooding sidewalks overnight but easing some water levels. A foot bridge south of North Avenue was torn from the dam and destroyed, worth about 10000 dollars. Weakened flood danger hoped past as water receded at West Minwauked.
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National Congress of Disciples of Christ Opens in Lexington
Delegates from across the United States gathered in Lexington Kentucky for the national congress of the Disciples of Christ. The gathering aims to formulate plans for the welfare of the Christian church.
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Nebraska Deadlock as Ballot Chooses Senator
Lincoln March 26 Today's ballot for senator shows Allen 55 votes W H Thompson 8 George 4 G E Thompson 9 Crowe 6 Currie 8 Meiklejohn 27 Rosewater 2. six votes needed to elect. It ends with a quip about married men and bachelors.
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Wisconsin Legislature Passes Bills Amid Slow Primary Election Forecast
Madison March 26 The Wisconsin Senate kills the McGilivray wood roads amendment by 18 to 12 with a substitute tying state aid to two thirds local cost. Assembly engrosses barber house bill and Milwaukee Orphans’ asylum bequest bill. Daily papers compensation bill tabled. Primary election bill sent to committee with no report expected soon. Adjournment set for Friday noon to Wednesday evening.
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Oshkosh Fishermen Plan Trouting Season Picks
Oshkosh fishermen prepare for the spring trout season opening in three weeks from last Monday April 18. They organize parties to White river Waushara county and to White and Pine rivers while noting ice and snow delay northern streams. Early season bait includes worms frogs and minnows as trout stay strong in cold water.
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Dam Washout Near Sheboygan Causes Bridge Loss
Reports from the Pigeon river area indicate Arndt's immense dam washed out causing extensive damage. The Bliss bridge on the Lake Shore road was carried away and another bridge between there and Plymouth has disappeared.
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Governor Grants Requisition for Extradition of Adams
Associated Press reports Governor Van Sant approved the requisition from Governor La Follette to extradite Harry Adams of Kaukauna wanted for embezzlement from a telephone company. The action was issued in St. Paul Minnesota on March 26.
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