Russia to Corean Neutrality and War Outlook
A St Petersburg dispatch reports Russia will not deem Corea belligerent unless Corea actively aligns with Japan. Russian troops will not fight Corean forces under Japanese command but will detain them. The Gazette hopes Anglo French understanding minds Great Britain toward Russia and China may join Japan to pressure a peace. Amiral Stackelberg arrives with a mixed account of Japanese naval actions.
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Japanese and Russian clashes in Asia and local primaries
Russian cruiser Variag work to raise in Chemulpo harbor advances with a wrecking outfit from Japan. Manchurian brigands attack near Pan Lachan while Russians retreat leaving two Maxim guns. Seoul reports delays to Woosan landing due to a Russian naval threat. Democratic primaries across wards select delegates and nominate city officials, with Hinkle for Mayor Beck for Clerk Cummins for Treasurer and ward candidates for alderman and school board.
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Infernal Machine and Local Political Convention Notes
Reports describe an infernal machine found near the Yalu area and a weak cavalry post at Lyon Chyon while a different text covers city conventions with candidates Hinkle Beck and Cummins. Details include police, artillery officer injury, and a mayoral race motion in Belgium.
Roswell Hosts Dr Beaumont Eye Specialist This Week
Local notice urges residents to consult Dr Beaumont at the Grand Central during his brief visit of two more days. The primary picks city officials and school board candidates, with delegates to the city convention named. The report notes shattered windows and lists committee appointments and UCV notices for Valverde Camp members.
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Play Postponement and Local Political Appointments
The Princess event moved to next week with one night to be announced. A six member delegation to the convention was appointed and ratified to vote on all propositions. Dr W T Joyner and B F Smith named for long and short term school board seats, J W Kinsinger and James Devine for city council. Lucius Dills chosen for city central committee March 26 1904. Fourth Ward Democrats to Grand Central.
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J. A. Cottingham
H. F. M. Bear
J. A. Champion
J. W. Kinsinger
James Devine
Senate Elevates Individual to Major General
The Senate today approved a promotion making the subject a major general. This high rank reflects decades of service and leadership within the armed forces.
Three New Congressmen Seated Today From Two Carolinas
Washington March 18 indicates three new congressmen seated. One from California joins two from the Carolinas, with the Senate confirming Brigadier General Wood by 45 to 15. The Senate also passed the Arizona territorial bond issue bill and the House sent the army appropriation bill to conference.
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Bricklayers Strike Threatens Wider Building Industry
New York reports twenty thousand bricklayers and about two thousand laborers and lithographers have quit work. If no settlement is reached at today’s conference the strike could mount to nearly 100,000 workers, as other unions fear layoffs from halted construction.
Mott Hanged for Wife’s 1903 Montana Murder
Louis H. Mott was executed by hanging in Missoula for the January 4 1903 murder of his wife after a frenzy. His uncle Lemoine Mott a Des Moines miller sought relief from the governor, hoping to shield the family name for the sake of the children.
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Town Team Skunked by Cadets in Nine Inning Game
The town team suffered a decisive loss to the cadets in a nine inning baseball game played yesterday afternoon at the N. M. M. field. The result was a complete skunk for the town team.
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