War News Rushes from Port Arthur and Corea Front
Dispatches report the Russian fleet has left Port Arthur with unknown destination as Japanese forces pour into Corea. Officials warn of possible siege and mass troop movements toward the Yalu while European powers consider protecting their interests in Manchuria.
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London
Port Arthur
Peking
China
Manchuria
Russia
Corea
Shanghai
Japan
St Petersburg
Harbin
The Pace That Kills at Night and Local Notices
Mayor Joseph G. Lea is dead. Tonight extra features include The Pace That Kills with 50 cent reserved seats. In other news Russian troop movements reported from Port Arthur to Chemulpo. Archbishop Farley sails to Rome denying vows on women choirs ban. Isadore Rayner elected U S senator in Maryland legislative session.
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Joseph G. Lea
Young Corbett to Meet Dave Sullivan in San Francisco
In Cal Feb 4 Young Corbett signed articles to meet Dave Sullivan on the 15th in San Francisco. The Yosemite club in the city confirms the plan. Britt notes Corbett won the first match but a $250 forfeit was posted, and an earlier schedule allows a second bout before March 5 if the field remains intact.
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San Francisco
Cal
Davel Sullivan
Yosemite Eluh
Corbett
Britt
Butler trial witnesses testify to alibi in Missouri case
In Fulton Missouri Col Edward Butler’s trial sees defense witnesses support an alibi claim for the night of the bill’s passage. James Cronin of St Louis and other former delegates corroborate, while Tamblyn quizzed by prosecutors as a combine member. Local notices announce a Methodist bazaar and a Roswell memorial proclamation for Mayor Joseph Lea, with funeral plans pending.
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Fulton, Mo
James Cronin
Justice of Thegeace of
St. Louis
The
House of
Col
Edward Butler
House of Delegates
Folk
Ler
James J. McDermott
Tamblyn
Combine
Roswell
Pecos
New Mexico Military Institute
la Thos
Lea
Independence
A Lea
A. E. Lea
California
John 7
Cleveland
Tennessee
Carrie Hayes
M. L., Pierce
Wildy Lea
E.L Bedell
Whiskey troubles federal grand jury indictments
Federal grand jury will indict express agents and liquor dealers for shipping liquor into prohibition states. John W. Yerkes, commissioner of revenue, led the drive after years of illicit distribution in the southwest. Three Kansas City dealers were indicted in Wichita and the bills sent to the U S attorney for service.
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Yerkes
Prohibition
John W. Yerkes
Revenue
Southwest
Kansas
Texas
Kansas City
Federal
Markets Show Mixed Prices Across Commodities
New York reports lead steady and copper quiet. Trading notes include various futures quotes for corn and pork with mixed movement and unsettled ranges amid the day’s market activity.
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New York
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