Japan Delighted With Alliance Sparks In Tokyo Celebrations
Reports from Tokio describe wide public jubilation over the Anglo Japanese alliance. Officials plan naval displays sending a first class battleship and a cruiser to Spithead for the coronation naval review.
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Japan
Spithead
Tokio
Victoria
B.C
Claude MacDonald
Idx
Kato
England
Edward
Kyato
Katsura
Pithead
Chambers of Commerce
China Sea
Russia
Marquis Sto
Marquis Lio
London
Moravia
Death in the ice jam near Perkeville claims Charles Mullen
Three Millen brothers battled to dislodge a river ice jam near Perkeville. two escaped by hanging onto willows as they drifted downstream. Charles Mullen died when he rode a cake of ice toward shore and was dashed to death. John B. Raymond of Johnsons was found entangled in a wire fence downstream.
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Middletown
N.Y
Millen
Perkeville
Straim
Charles Mullen
John B. Raymond
Johnsons
D. & H. on Time at Whitehall
Weather and steamer reports from Whitehall note the day started poorly with dangerous conditions on canals and trails. By afternoon trains and canal boats were arriving on time though the day grew colder at night.
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Whitehall
Whitehall N
Mareh
Train tragedy claims Snyder and daughter near Port Ticonderoga
An exclusive AP report from Whitehall New York details a fatal accident at noon when Marcidenny Snyder and Mire Norman Davis were struck by a train near Port TSiconderage. The two were walking along the tracks in a pink attire moment before the collision.
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Whitehall
N. Y
Marci Denny Snyder
Mire Norman Davis
Port Ticonderage
Davin
Snyder
Steamship Arrivals Report From Exclusive Wire
Steamship arrivals listed by The Associated Press show several ships docking in New York and Glasgow with lines mentioning Mohamian, Verugla, Ciena, Naples Veal, Auguste Victory, Norwegian, Portland, and others arriving from various ports. The report notes vessels on voyage and origin cities, reflecting busy transatlantic traffic.
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Ameviated Press
New York
March
Mohamian
Piv
Verugla
Marceilles
Ciena
Naples
Veal
Lowdown
Deutachlind
Soathwnsgeiorn
Cherbuilty
Java
Auguste Victory
Crue
Glasygow
Vortland
Kolindelphia
Lueve Ayre
Glugow
Linergaul
Boer Victory at Klerksdorp Report Claims Capture of 467 British
Telegram from Klerksdorp describes February 24 convoy attack southwest of the town. Boer forces under General De Lirey mounted a two hour assault, overrunning the British garrison and capturing guns. Northumberland fusiliers fought free briefly before being overwhelmed. The scene remained chaotic with wrecked wagons and scattered dead and wounded.
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Associated Press
London
Klerksdorp
de Lirey
Northumberland Fusiliers
de Larey
Massacre Reports Reach From China Missions
The Empress of India reports two missionary massacres in China. In Kansu Fathers Van Mirhaeghe and Bougaerts were killed by a Chinese band. Bougaerts died after five days of wounds. In Kang Shi Father Julien was slain in his sleep with hands cut off. two servants also died. A viceroy sends troops to hunt the murderers. Also noted: 200 Wage fishermen drowned in a storm off Miji Kan. two pirates executed. Britain plans silver vases to honor allied sovereigns.
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Victoria
China
Orient
Kansu
van Mirhaeghe
Bougaerts
Tuan
Forvignera
Kang Shi
Julien
Kobe Herald
Miji Kan
Toklo
Japan
Yokohama
Jiyokuhodo Ikenohata
Tokio
Seua
Great Britain
Probable Moody Aide as Secretary after Mr. Long
Exclusive dispatch from Washington cites William Henry Moody a potential successor to Secretary Long. Moody, a Republican congressman from Mississippi, allegedly married to Senator Lodge's ally, is 40, Harvard educated, a lawyer, and has long served in Congress.
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Long
Washington
March d
William Henry Moody
Jongros
Irish League Keeps King Away
A March report from The Associated Press notes that the United Irish League’s advocacy spurred actions shielding the king from an unspecified threat. Public sentiment frames the league’s stance as defiant against aggressive measures affecting royal safety.
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Irish League
Associated
Presa Londup
Ireland
Mdwatd
United Irish League
Emperor Pleased by Miss Roosevelt Note in Berlin
Exclusive wires report Emperor William expressed pleasure at Miss Alice Roosevelt’s telegram about the Meteor. He admired the charming tone and praised the reception of Prince Henry’s voyage, noting cordial welcome from President Roosevelt and his family.
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Associated
Prem
Berlin
Emperor William
Alice Roosevelt
Associated Press
Emperor Williams
Prince Henry
America
Roosevelt
Proceedings of Congress on Rural Free Delivery Bill
The House debated classifying rural free delivery and placing carriers under the contract system. No vote occurred. outcome doubtful with many speakers still to present. Proponents argued faster service and cost control while opponents warned of higher rural carrier salaries and costs. The conference report on the Philippine tariff bill was adopted, with party line votes except for a few defections. The session adjourned at 1 05 p m.
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Washington
House
Meesie
Simalth
Dem
Gardner
Williams
Cmiss
Messrs. Landis
Ind
Maddox
Hill
Conn
Messrs. McColl
Museo
Littlefield
Maine
Heatwole
Minn
Mr. Smith
Kye
New Jersey
Miss
Him
New York Central Plans Electric Trains in Park Avenue Tunnel
William K. Vanderbilt Chauncey Depew and six directors urge the city to back a bill enabling electric suburban service through the Park Avenue tunnel and to remove grade crossings near Kings Bridge. They oppose a fixed date for banning steam and seek state rail authority to approve new plans and station/terminal additions.
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Associated Press
New York
William K. Vanderbilt
Chauncey M. Depew
New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad
Wainwright Bil
Park Avenue
Kings Bridge
Wainwright
State Railroad Commission
Assemblyman
Bede
Assembly Railroad Committee
Railroad Commission
Gilmour case tests international lines in Japan
Exclusive wire report from Yokohama notes the Gilmour case against the British steamer Ajax, with a 15 day Japanese prison sentence and a later dispute over costs. Britain seeks indemnity while Tokyo denies liability, highlighting tensions between international affairs and domestic justice amid allied moves and regional upheaval.
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Associated Prew
Yokohama
Victoria
Gilmour
Ajax
Caoire
Cadle
Roverimen
Great Britain
Tokio
Chlmour
China
Korea
Russia
Bank of China
Japan
Ice Gorge Breaks Shuts River Passage Near Bilge Veeant
An exclusive wire report describes a dramatic ice gorge forming in the Audson riser near Bilge veeant. The event collapsed structures including the Kinderhook Uylit and Coxpichie lighthouse, leaving two large vessels bizarrely stranded in the river.
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Catekill
X. Vie
Lange Foe
Audson
Bilge Veeant
Susquehanna River Falling Boosts Harrisburg Recovery
The Susquehanna River's level dropped to 20 feet 4 inches at dawn and fell about two inches an hour, allowing street clearing to begin. Rail service resumed close to schedule and freight movement surged as iron works and factories expected to reopen within 48 hours. Hazleton reports lighter flood impact with most collieries resuming by week’s end, rail washouts limiting car supply and rerouted trains via Lizard Creek Junction and Catawissa.
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Harrisburg
Hazleton
Lehigh Region
Lehigh Valley
Lizard Creek Junction
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
Wilkes-Barre
Catawissa
Creasy's Junction
Mother and Son Drown in Creek Tragedy
An exclusive wire report from The Associated Press notes Mrs Geome Brooke and her son drowned in a creek in Cumberland today. The boy fell first into the water, and while attempting to rescue him the mother also fell in and perished. The incident occurred in Dunnville Quebec on March 4.
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Associated Ira
Dunnville
Gqot
Mre
Geome Mrooke
Cunhure
Murder at Layvilton Bluff Shocks Asiowland City
Exclusive wire reports mayor John Tudker of Canadian origin was killed yesterday at Layvilton's Bluff by an unidentified attacker. Tudker had relatives in Detroit and Montreal and was last seen while visiting a farm on a large property nearby.
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Asiowland
Mobile
Aly
de John Tudker
Yeaterday
Tucker
Milwaukee Welcomes Prince Henry of Prussia in Grand Milwaukee Visit
Prince Henry of Prussia spent six hours in Milwaukee with a crowded drive through the city, a public reception attended by Governor La Follette and Mayor Rose, a German choral salutes and a grand illumination. A 10 oclock departure to Niagara Falls and New England followed a banquet at the Hotel Pfister.
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Prema
Milwaukee
Wis
Prince Henry of
Robert la Follette
David S. Rose
United Singing Societies
Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Mayor Rose
Admiral Evans
First Wisconsin Cavalry
von Holleben
Hui
Carriege
Frederick Pobst
Cha Wan
Prince Henry
Grand Avenue
Wisconsin Street
Exposition Building
John Johnson
Rose
P. W. Deuster
Lou Follette
Agin
Piister
Boers at Washington Seek Unofficial Reception
Boers Wes sels and Wolmaring with Montague White arrived in Washington and arranged an unofficial reception by Secretary Hay. They seek private citizens’ status and declined to discuss their mission, citing ongoing consideration of several proposals for guidance on recognition by the State Department.
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Washington
Department of State
Train disruption disrupts travel from New York to Castleton
Reports indicate the New York Central faced work train disruptions affecting travel to Castleton this evening. Additional trains are arriving irregularly from New York to Albany as the Miavlony line operates with reduced service.
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Poughkeepalo
New York Central
New York
Castleton
Elmar
Albony
Local navigation opens ahead on early season
The port authorities announce an earlier opening of navigation on the lake as crews resume duties today. Weather conditions and river reports show improved stability, signaling a timely reopening for local commerce and transport.
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Detipli
Mare de Accondigig
Ue Bee Ja Ile
Ieat
Barriau Chigne
Yinialh
Lee Toy
Premnt
Earthquake Toll Report From Transaucans Shakes Shumake
The Astoniated Pres reports a large tremor in Shumake Transaucans with about 160000 wunkles of damage. Officials assess impacts on local whekinia and cour lee processes amid aftershocks.
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St. Petersburg
Shumake
Transaucans
Unclear historical item with fragmented text
Fragmented OCR text mentions dates and names in a garbled form. Readable elements include references to a March 4 2002 date and potential names, but details are too corrupted to identify events or outcomes.
Connell Denies Backing Watres for Governor
Washington reports Congressman William Connell of Lackawanna denies any support for ex Lieutenant Governor Watres. Connell says he backs Attorney General John P Elkin for governor and explains conditions offered to Watres to avoid a split in the party. He praises Elkin’s record and predicts a strong gubernatorial run if he wins the nomination.
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Washington
Lackawannna
Watres
Elkin
Washington, D.C
Pennsylvania
William Connell
Lackawanna County
Connell
John P. Elkin
Lackawanna
Lad
Em. Watres
Hin
Wikin
Mr. Waters
Tsald
Buec
Hind
Lickawanna County
Hikin
Conewell
John Elkin
Flkin
Weather forecast for Washington Wednesday and Thursday
Readable forecast notes show unsettled weather with northeast winds and a mix of snow and rain possible. Breezy conditions expected with brisk temperatures and varying precipitation across the region.
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Washington
March d
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