Russians Lose 10000 Men At Tie Ling Battle
Telegraph dispatches report 10000 Russian casualties at Tie Ling with 15000 killed and wounded. Amidst war chaos, a plot at the palace of Tearkoe Selo is uncovered through the arrest of a palace page named Vorkovsit. Alliance strains between France and Russia deepen as Ruhsta grants fewer war-correspondent privileges in the Far East.
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Birmingham
England
Ruasta
Far East
France
Russa
St. Petersburg
Tearkoe Selo
Vorkovsit
Kuropatkin Leaves Tieling for St Petersburg
London reports a dispatch stating Kuropatkin departed Tieling on a special grain train Wednesday night bound for St Petersburg. The item notes the path of movement as part of ongoing military dispatches.
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London
Newee
Russians Press On In Retreat From Frontline
London dispatch cites General Chu headquarters reporting continued Russian pursuit with vigor echoing early retreat phases.
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London
Reuter
Chu
Pureult
Battle North of Pleling Reported in Russia
London news from St. Petersburg reports a fierce battle continuing north of Pleling as forces clash amid rising tensions. The dispatch notes heavy fighting and strategic moves by opposing armies, with no immediate ceasefire details available.
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London
Evening Standard
St. Petersburg
Pleling
Rail hub at Tieling destroyed as fires burn stock
From Tokio a front dispatch reports the railway station at Tieling as a splendid structure with enemy provisions and fodder piled around and set on fire at 2:20 a.m. Only material was destroyed. a large number of prisoners were taken on the right wing while numerous other details could not be enumerated.
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Tokio
Tieling
Humerous
Polla
Gein and troops enter Mukden amid encampments
A Mukden dispatch dated March 15 reports Field Marshal Gein and his forces entering the city from the south gate. The statement notes many Japanese troops encamping near Mukden and mentions the tense military buildup in the area.
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Tokio
Mukden
Gein
Mart
Undertakes stock burned in Walla mission warehouse blaze
Walla residents awoke to a fire at 11 o clock last night that destroyed about 2000 of caskets and terminings stored in J. W. Cockerly s wirehouse behind his residence at 341 First Street. A burst hose coupling delayed water, nearly endangering nearby homes as the fire raged. The stock was insured for 1000 with a total loss.
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Willa
Walla
J. W. Cockerly
Firat Street
Bench Warrants Issued for Two Echo Men in Gambling Case
Information filed in circuit court by District Attorney Pheps against James Means and Richard Williams on gambling charges led Judge Hills to issue bench warrants. Means, described as running a saloon in Echo, and Williams reportedly told the DA he lost money to Means in an Echo gambling game. Both men were in court and expected to be arraigned later today.
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Circuit Court
Pheps
James Means
Richard Willkimse
Hiils
Taylor
Means
Williams
Echo
Portland Mayor George Williame Seeks Republican Re Election
Mayor George FH. Williame confirms candidacy for renomination as Portland’s mayor. He publicly campaigns as a Republican hopeful aiming to secure another term amid city governance debates and party support.
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George FH. Williame
Portland
Mobilization Threat Triggers Factory Strikes in Warsaw Area
Warsaw reports 11 factories threaten to strike over proposed mobilization of reserves. Similar demonstrations anticipated in Lodz as unrest mounts in the battoem pied region.
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Warsaw
Battoem
Attack on Counts Plunders Kohiowka Castle in Poland
Warsaw reports bands of Drasants attacked the can tiles of Count Constantine and Count Andrew Wamerski at Kohiowka in Po and. Constantine's castle was plundered and he narrowly escaped death from the dexterite peasants. The white foresta in the Pletroff district have been de- Monattet.
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Warsaw
Constantine
Andrew Wamerski
Kohiowka
Poand
Pletroff
French bankers leave St Petersburg after Russia loan bid
London report says French bankers have departed St Petersburg without conceding the loan Russia had been seeking. The move follows ongoing financial pressure as negotiations appear to stall.
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London
the Evening Standard
St Pateraburg
Russia
Russia to issue ten million loan at 92 to 95
Al Petersburg on March 17 reports Russia plans a government loan of 10,000,000 dollars with a coupon rate of 8 percent. The issue price is stated to be 92 to 95 percent.
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al. Petersburg
Rusia
Railroad lines behind Russian army report unconfirmed
From St Petersburg dated March 17 a report says railroad communications have been moved to support the Russian army but there is no official confirmation yet substantial evidence awaited.
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St, Petersburg
Newnis
Albany Robbery Trial Alibi Claims Arise
Jossley and Dunn on trial for the February 3 Bank of Lebanon robbery seek alibis. Creeley testifies he hunted a site for a town in Albany on February 3 and 4. Dunn says he was in Portland that day. Hendry corroborates Dunn’s alibi. Crossley admits Albany presence, but others dispute.
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Albany
Portland
Dunn
Hendry
Lois Stewart Passes Philippine Civil Service Exam
Word from the Washington civil service commission reports Miss M. Lois Stewart has passed the civil service examination for the Philippine service with a high rating, entitling her to immediate appointment. The notice comes to Baker City via the Baker City Democrat.
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Baker City
Civil Service Commission
Washington, D. CC
M. Lois Stewart
Stewart
Bokerity Democrat
Administrative order expels American student from Coanile Utah
The official Journal publishes an administrative order expelling Pert Howard Beard, an American student of muse from Coanile Utah. No reason given, but Beard has criticized some German sock customs severely.
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Heri
Official Journal
Pert Howard Beard
Muse
Coanile
Utah
Beard
French minister urges talks with United States over Venezuela dispute
March 7 Puri report says M. Delcasse, minister of foreign affairs, proposed to the council of ministers that France seek an understanding with the American government to settle the Venezuela dispute.
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Puri
M. Delcasse
Council of Ministers
Venezuela
Policy of Delay in Land Fraud Trials Predicts Postponements
Portland reports that land fraud indictments are unlikely to be heard soon as defendants exploit every legal delay. Demurrers and appeals are seen as delaying tactics. Principal defendants including Senator Mitchell and Congressmen Hermann and Williamson are expected to fight vigorously, with most hoping to plead guilty only to reduce exposure.
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Jose Noat
Portland
Mitchell
Congremman Hermann
Williamsaon
S. A. Wb.puter
Mitchelles
Unite States
M Wehbe
Stabbing at Pine Valley Sparks Family Feud Fight
In Baker County near Pine Valley Fred Makinson allegedly stabbed his cousin Charles Makinson at Hanney's drug store during a heated horse trade dispute. The attack occurred about 10 am with Charles gravely wounded. Fred was arrested and will face a preliminary examination in Pine today.
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Baker Cuy
Halfway
Pine Valley
Fred Makingon
Charles Makinnon
Hanney
Dick Makinegen
Charles Makingon
Cal Makinson
Fred
Charlies
Sheriff Brown
Fred Makinson
Pine
Justice of the Peace
Grain Markets Report From Umatilla and Chicago
Wheat opened at 0.13 percent higher and closed at 1.14 dollars. Corn started at 49 percent and closed at 48 percent. Oats opened 31 percent and closed 22 percent. Quotations from all points. Chicago March 17.
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Hanning Umatilla
Chicago
Uonts
Tie up practically ended in Santa Barbara storm
Santa Barbara March 17 The delay on the Southern Pacific due to the storm is practically over with all trains moving both north and south. The road remains in bad condition in many places and train movement is still slow.
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Santa Barbara
Southern Pacific
Resignation Filed by Peabody in Republican Accord
In Denver on March 17 at noon Republican leaders announced that Peabody's resignation will be filed at 4 PM in line with the agreement that united Republicans to seat him. Some urge Peabody withdraws his resignation claiming coercion, while others say he must resign as pledged.
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Denver
Peabody
Peabody Republicana
School exams rescheduled by superintendent Ackerman
Salem March 17 Superintendent Ackerman changes the eleventh grade examinations from April 12 13 and 14 to April 11 12 and 13 due to Arbor Day this year. Other exam dates remain May 1 and 6 and June 9.
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Salem
Ackerman
Sult Finds Carrie Gardner Never Legally Married
Paris court announces Carrie Swayne Gardner and Frank Gardner did not have a legal marriage. The procurator concludes damages claim is unsupported and that she has no right to use Gardners name. The case involves the millionaire turf man and mining speculator formerly of San Francisco.
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Paris
Carrie Swayne Gardner
Frank Gardner
San Francisco
Gordner
Salt Lake Murder Arrest Sparks Child Slaying Probe
Salt Lake City police say after arresting Lizesle Geisler on murder charges they uncovered a pattern of child killings. Investigators believe the suspect ran a lying-in hospital patronized by young women as part of the grisly case.
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Salt Lake
Lizesle Geisler
Paris approves talks with Castro over cable dispute
Paris March 17 Minister Delcame announced to the council that negotiations have opened with President Castro to settle the controversy involving the French Cable company.
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Paris
Delcame
Council of Ministers
Castro
Mining tycoon John Bender dies in Everett
Everett Washington March 17 John Bender a leading Northwest mining man died last night of cancer He discovered the Bonanza Queen group of mines his prominence and discovery mark a notable event in regional industry
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Everett, Wash
John Bender
Northwest
Farmers form steam powered farming venture in Goodgee Hills
Several farmers in the Goodgee Hills country organize a company to test steam power farming. An engine and plow will be purchased for thorough trial to judge practicality. If successful, many more outfits will be bought. Centerville Kilckitat county Journal.
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Goodgee Hills
Centerville
Kilckitat County
One Fourth Frosen Out In Sherman County Grain
A quarter of the summer fallow grain in Sherman county has frozen out. Sufferers will reseed and aim for a similar or improved crop. reseeding on foul land may reduce weed problems, as reported by the Moro Observer.
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Sherman County
Engagement in Geweell Kills 20 Macedonian Rebels
Berlin reports Turkish troops clashed with Macedonian rebels at Geweell. The Frankfurt er Zeitung states 20 rebels were killed in the engagement.
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Berlin
Frankfurter Zeitung
Geweell
Has No Interests There Denies Santa Domingan Ties
William Cromwell, in New York on March 17, denied any identification with the Santa Domingan government or its interests as charged by Senator Morgan in his speech yesterday.
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New York
William Cromwell
Morgan
Poison implied in Mrs Stanford death in Honolulu
Honolulu march 17 physicians who attended Mrs Stanford and who performed the autopsy issue a statement refuting President Jordan's claim that her death was natural. they reiterate their finding that strychnine was the cause of death.
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Honolulu
Mra. Stanford
Jordan
Senator Anxony Hosts Senate Lunch Salmon Feast
Senator Anxony of Washington entertained the entire senate at lunch with a centerpiece baked Puget Sound sockeye salmon weighing 48 pounds.
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Senator Anxony
Washington
Senate
Puget Sound
Spooner Defies Critics Over Philippine Policy
Senator Spooner voices determination that the United States will never permit loss of the Philippines to another government. The piece notes Japanese denial of any designs on the Philippines and highlights the broader policy debate amid currency concerns and presidential travels. It also covers President Roosevelt's travel to New York for his niece Eleanor Roosevelt's wedding and related social engagements.
No Designs on the Philippines Declared by Japanese Minister
Washington March 17 The Japanese minister Takahira in an interview denies Rep Hulls assertion that Japan will seek to possess the Philippines by purchase or force He says Japan and the United States should be good neighbors in the Far East and develop mutually advantageous commercial relations.
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Washington
United States
Spooner
Senate
Hull
Iowa
Japan
Philippines
Takahira
House Committee
Far East
Treaty Ratified and Opposition on Nicaragua Pact
The Senate ratified the extradition treaty with Nicaragua this morning. Senator Morgan spoke in the afternoon in opposition to the Santo Domingo treaty amid banking sector remarks from Washington.
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Washington
Senate
Nicaragua
Morgan
Hypnotism Offered as Cure for Rheumatism
Chicago March 17 Hypnotism as a cure for rheumatism is presented to University of Chicago medical professors by Oto W Greenberg a medieval student. He demonstrated with a cripple from the Home for Incurables placed in a hypnotic state and afterward moved his lower limbs though he could not before.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Oto W. Greenberg
Young Greenberg
Anton J. Carlon
Greenberg
Elks bar horse play during initiations in Spokane
Spokane officials end physical humor at Elk lodge initiations and permit only ritual actions. New procedures include a funeral service at the grave and a grave marker in the lodge room to announce a brother’s death. The change continues the order’s shift from its joke era to formal ritual. James Neill, once famous for a costume prank, recalls past initiations with ridiculed gear and insults.
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Spokane
Wash
Elk Lodge
N. E. Nocum
Elks
James Neill
Neill
Hubbard
Streetcar assets bought for Baker City by Philadelphia buyers
Baker City on March 17 reported the properties of the Baker City Gas and Electric and Rock Creek Power and Transmission companies were purchased yesterday. Cash paid by Philadelphia buyers was represented by the deal.
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Baker City
Baker City Gas and Electric and
Rock Creek Power and Transmission Companies
Philadelphia
Application for immediate mandamus in Harriman case
Washington March 17. W P Clough general counsel for Northern Securities asks supreme court for immediate mandamus to overturn New Jersey circuit court injunction blocking fund distribution under the Northern Securities decision. Maxwell Evarim for Harriman opposes. Chief Justice Fuller reserved ruling.
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Washington
Harriman-Hill
Supreme Court
W. P. Clough
Northern Securities Company
Maxwell Evarim
Harriman
Clough
Circuit Court of New Jersey
Northern Securities
Fuller
Electric street car expected for Baker City after sale
Measra Rhodes Sinkler Butcher and Isaac W Anderson, prominent Oregon Washington promoters, guided the Baker City stock land sale which fetched a sum over 200000 dollars. The Baker City Gas and Electric Transmission properties sold yesterday to Philadelphia capitalists, clearing the path for the street car deal to proceed.
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Measra
Rhodes
Strain appoints deputies for state census work
Assessor C. P. Strain announced appointments of deputies to serve during the current assessment and census. The list includes KR. B. Stanfield Echo F. Steele Barnhart J. Cherry Pilot Rock J. W. Sturdivant Camas Prairie C. O. Henry Athena Charles Pinderton Weston J. B. Walden Milton Ellie Rogers Freewater C. F. Weiss unassigned and Dr. Campbell Holdman. With census blanks not yet arrived, Strain expects them soon and is preparing to begin the assessment.
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C. P. Strain
KR. B. Stanfield
Echo
Strain
State Land Agent Oswald West To Begin Statewide Cruise
State Land Agent Oswald West will embark on a extensive cruise to locate and assess several thousand acres of mountainous land selections made during Davenport’s administration. The aim is to determine land character and any timber cutting since selection, with multiple trips planned across varied sections of the state.
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Oswald West
Davenport
Wert
State Land Board
West
Senator Heyburn Backs Anxious Move To Annex San Domingo
Idaho Senator Heyburn advocates outright annexation of San Domingo and aims to absorb all other West Indian islands as a broader imperial program. The remarks signal expansionist policy and provoke debate over US territorial ambitions.
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Heyburn
Idaho
San Domingo
West India Islands
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