Rojestvensky Outmaneuvers Togo in Far East Maneuvers
Reports from Hong Kong and St Petersburg claim Vice Admiral Rojestvensky drew Japanese forces away by a decoy rendezvous plan and passed Singapore and Malacca without a battle. The strategy aimed to shield the Russian fleet while confusing Japanese intelligence, with further moves toward Sunda Strait and potential Saigon.
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Hong Kong
Fivety
Singapore
Togo
Petersburg
Rojestvensky
China Sea
Rosentvensky
Maloe Strait
Rojentvensky
St. Petersburg
Sundra Straits
Admiralty
Marine Department
Toklo
Horestvensky
Pawna
Rojestvenkky
Straits of
Malacca
Batavia
Sunda
Balu
Lonbok
Flores
Saigon
Baltic Fleet sighted near Anamba group in China Sea
The Beltish steamer Radnorshire arrived in Sinanpore and reports that at 1 40 yesterday afternoon she sighted the Baltic fleet five miles from Pulojamer, one of the Anamba group of Islands, lying.
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Polumenti
Radnorshire
Cape St. James
Cochin China
Anamba Islands
China Sea
Singapore
Anambe Islands
London
Lloyds
Gregory Apktar
Whem
Manki
Anambe
Reuter’s
Rojestvensky
Sinanpore
Pulojamer
Anamba
Istiides
Detectives Track Tortariol Toward Eureka Cal
San Francisco detectives departed for Eureka California to pursue Pietro Torturiol sought as the murderer of Biaggio Vilardo. Authorities fear he has a head start and may flee into Northern California forests if not intercepted today.
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San Francisco
Eureka
Cal
Pietro Torturiol
Biaggio Vilardo
California
Leg Irons On Jeff Davis Debated In Boston
General Miles denies Grant and others mistreated Jefferson Davis while prisoner. He says only bronze irons used by civilian staff under War Department orders during quarters changes to prevent self harm or harm to guards.
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Boston
Grant
Jefferson Davis
Miles
Davis
Wehrley
Supreme Court rules Alaska juror cap unconstitutional
The Supreme Court today held a federal law limiting criminal case juror numbers in Alaska unconstitutional. The decision gives Alaska a status different from the Philippines and Porto Rico, declaring it an organized territory where the U.S. Constitution applies.
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Alaska
Philippines
Porto Rico
Washington
Supreme Court
United States
Clark's Agent Arrested In New York Case
J C Mackey of Jerome Mont claiming to be Senator Clark's agent was arrested in Yorkville police court on weapons charges. He possessed no package worth twenty thousand dollars in securities and was discharged after calling the arrest an outrage.
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New York
J. C. Mackey
Jerome, Mont
Senator Clark
Yorkville
Mackey
Wis
Rockefeller offers second 100000 for mission building
At the American Baptist Missionary Union headquarters on April 10, John D. Rockefeller offered the board a second one hundred thousand dollars to be used for mission construction in foreign countries.
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Borton
Moss
Ampertcan Baptist Missionary Union
John D. Rockefeller
Senator Clark Linked to Montana Land Frauds Trial
Helena April 10 Federal Judge Hunt set for trial June 6 the case against R M Cobban and 53 others indicted for perjury and subornation of perjury in Montana land frauds Cobban allegedly induced defendants to take up Janda and turn them over to him and he as agent for Senator Clark transferred them to the latter The government seeks to recover the land from Clark
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Helena
Hunt
Cive
R. M
Cobban
Montana
Clark
Independent upper Columbia river boat line debated
Local leaders and bankers weigh options for an independent upper Columbia boat company to counter river traffic control by rail interests. Pendleton Lewiston Portland figures argue for separate company financing and low rates to keep wheat shipments via Portland, with support seen from Open River advocates and regional politicians.
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Oo. KR & N. Co
Aleo
PorUand
W. J. Furnish
Noring
T. G. Halley
Commercial National Bank
Portland
Oregon
Inland Empire
Chicago
Halley
Hoata
Upper Columbia
C. J. Smith
Rush to Mt Baker Mining Strike Draws Western Prospectors
The Seattle Star reports a major strike near Lone Jack mine in the Mt Baker district triggering a Western Washington stampede. Prospectors flocking from across the state claim rich gold and metals in the Cascade western slope, with reports noting widespread rich leads, signaling Washington may rival Alaska's gold districts.
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Mt. Baker
Lone Jack
Washington
Alaska
Seattle Star
Cascadeo
Star
Northern Pacific to Install Block Signal System
The Oregon Daily Journal notes a phased block signal program for routes including Minneapolis to Staples and Seattle to Tacoma. The work will boost safety on high traffic segments and place Northern Pacific among top railroads in block signal protection nationwide. The Spokane to Ellensburg stretch gains mainline protection supporting through traffic, coal from Roslyn and Cle Elum, lumber and mill products from PreStockton, and rising local agricultural shipments. Three years ago no block signals existed outside St Paul to Minneapolis.
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Menced
Oregon Daily Journal
Minneapolis
Staples
Minn
Livingston
Mont
Garrison
Dixon
Epokune
Pasco
Ellensbore
Seattle
Tacoma
Northern Pacific
Spokane
Ellensburg
Burlington-Northern Pacific
Roslyn and
Clea | Jum
St Paul
Minte- Apolis
Northern Pacific Orders 613 Miles of Block System
The Northern Pacific railroad has ordered six hundred thirteen miles of additional block system, with construction to begin promptly. This upgrade aims to enhance safety across routes and stations as part of ongoing modernization efforts.
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Northern Pacific
Northern Pacific Railroad
Titerst Thom Breeders Report Wool Sample From Ewe Lamb
Titerst Thom of Cornwold breeders in McMinnville Oregon submitted a wool sample from a spring ewe lamb aged 19 months, the fleece measured 18 inches. The Aberdeen Washington post office reported $3771.39 in receipts for the past year, a 44 percent increase over the prior year.
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McMinnville
Abersledn
Wash
Windstorm disrupts Lawton hunting camp. no damage
A vigorous windstorm wrecked portions of the president's camp near Frederick on the Comanche and Kiowa reservation but caused no injuries or major losses. John Abernathy and others led a daily wolf chaser task force starting the first day, as plan rested on the expedition from the reserve. In New York, Nan Patterson's trial was postponed a week due to extradition delays from Cincinnati. she remained in the Tombs as court noted the hardship of the brief delay.
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Crm
Foosewell
Lawton
Oklahoma
Prafkture Reserve
John Abernathy
Big Tracta
Frederick
New York
J. Morgan Smith
Cincinnati
Nan Patterson
Caesar Young
Goff
Miss Patterson
Tombs Prison
Printers Meet to Fight Eight Hour Day Plan
Several hundred printers and employers from states west of the Mississippi gathered in Kansas City to organize resistance to the eight-hour workday the International Typographical Union plans to implement next January. Officers of the United Typographical Workers of America attended and helped organize the convention.
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Kaansas City
Tates
Mississippi
International Typographical Union
United Typothatae of America
Powers to Interfere in Crete Crisis Warned
Central News from Canea Crete reports consuls notified by governments that the powers will actively interfere in the current crisis to prevent similar movements from spreading to the Balkans.
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Crete
Nland
London
Central News
Canea
Balkans
Dunne Clears Docket as Chicago to Be Mayor
Judge Edward F. Dunne wraps up circuit court duties on April 10 ahead of his Chicago mayoral inauguration. The council is expected to back his plan for municipal ownership of traction lines, with a four alderman majority viewed as sufficient to pass reasonable measures.
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Chicago
Edward F. Dunne
State Circuit Court
Dunne
Munteipel
Death at Sing Sing Ends Old Regime of Hangings
April 10 report of Martin Ebert of Mount Vernon executed by electric chair at Sing Sing. He killed his wife Augusta in 1903 by choking her with a shoestring near Mount Vernon and hid her body in a sewer until discovered days later. The incident marks a shift to new death chamber procedures.
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Sing Sing
Chaly
Martin Ebert
Mount Vernon
Augusta
Ee Hody
Extradition Warrant Stand Despite Attorney Absence
Columbus April 10 Attorney Shay for J Morgan Smith and wife notified Governor Herrick he would not appear today to argue the extradition warrant No other date requested and the governor declared the matter a closed incident the warrant would stand A man named Beatty suffered a severed right arm in a sawmill accident in South End Washington state
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Columbus
Shay
J. Morgan Smith
Herrick
Agather
Rioting and Clash Over Freight Move in Chicago
Rioting marked the renewal of attempts to move freight from Montgomery Ward to the railway shouses. Union teamsters blocked wagons as police escorted loads. Missiles from windows struck officers and nonunion drivers, injuring several. Express drivers may join the strike. employers seek an injunction. Five hundred Illinois Central freight handlers went out in sympathy. downtown streets saw many arrests. The Supreme Court mandate against the Packers was filed, signaling possible contempt actions.
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Supreme Court
Beef Trust
Chicago
Montgomery, Ward & Co
Silnois Central
Supreme Court of the United States
Garfield to probe Standard Oil in Kansas hearings
Commissioner of Corporations Garfield arrived with three assistants at midnight and will base three days in Topeka for an inquiry into Standard Oil. He plans private hearings to gather facts on the oil industry nationwide, then proceed to Texas, Oklahoma, Colorado and California fields after meeting Governor Hoch.
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Topeka
Garfield
Standard Oil
Kansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Colorado
California
Hoch
Grover & Co. Assigns After Fatal Oil Explosion
Brockton April 10 The shoe firm of B B Grover Co whose factory suffered the March 30 oil explosion causing 58 deaths and $260000 in losses voluntarily assigned today for the benefit of creditors.
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Marwi
Brockton
B. B. Grover & Co
Labor Riots in Madrid Turn Violent
On April 10 a clash between workmen and police in Madrid left many workers injured as officers charged the crowd multiple times. The confrontation disrupted activity and drew wide attention to unrest in the capital.
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Madrid
Death toll rises from birthquake and eruption chaos
Lahore reports an estimated death list of 10 000 following the birthquake. A dispatch from Simla notes a volcano eruption in the Bashar hills. Colorado lawmakers debate extending the governor’s term to six years, arguing the current term is too short to reveal the winner. Louis Globe Democrat.
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Lahore
Simla Caus
Bashar
Colorado
Louis
Democrat
Spring Cleanup in Alaska Sets Clean-Up Budget
In Fairbanks Alaska the spring term of the district court opened with a small docket of civil and criminal matters. No grand jury will be convened to probe misconduct of officials as navigation opens. The cleanup budget ranges from 4 million dollars to over 5 million dollars as work progresses.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Datriet Court
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General Alvado
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Nagasaki
Sasebo
Roweley
Lethington
Jeff Davis
Fortress Monroe
Vancal
Pendleton
Furnish
Leo
Pendleton Capital
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W. M. Pierce
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Judge Dunne
Wiliam Beatty
Ghigagd
Middle West
E. B. Grover & Co, Assign
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