Supreme Court Rules For Government In Major Merger Case
A historic merger ruling favors the government, while dispatches from St. Petersburg and London detail heavy Russian losses at Port Arthur in the ongoing Far East conflict. Reports note ships damaged, forts shattered, and garrison morale faltering as Japanese forces press the siege.
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Port Arthur
London
St. Petersburg
Cheefoo
Danny
Newchwang
Land
Prince Lieven
Hailar
Marbin
Port Arther
Dalny
Storasel
Yalu
Smirnoff
Tallenwan
Beehive House and polygamous era noted in Salt Lake City
The Beehive House in Salt Lake City, built by Brigham Young, served as the Mormon Church president’s official residence with multiple families living nearby. The article lists residents, adjacencies, and the harmony of the households, noting hidden passages from earlier times and the layout of the five homes.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Brigham Young
Mormon Church
Church
W. C. Spence
President Woods
United States
Joseph F. Smith
Juliana Smith
Smith
Ealt Lake
West First
Mary T. Smith
North Temple Street
Sarah E. Smith
North Second West Street
Edna L. Smith
Alice K. Smith
Togo’s report on Port Arthur attack details
Admiral Togo gives a full account of Japan’s raid on Port Arthur on March 10. He reports torpedo flotillas at the harbor mouth, sinking mines, exchanges with Russian forces, and losses on both sides. The narrative covers cruiser bombardment, captures, and the sinking Stereguecitchi, with seven Japanese deaths and eight wounded.
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Tokio
Togo
Port Arthur
Lao Thie
Asashio
Kasumi
Akatsuki
Basanami
Stereguecitchi
Siand
Sasanami
Novik
Bayan
Kasanami
Shima
Talien Wan
Samshantao
Takasago
Chihaya
Steregorhtcht
Assault and Robbery Strike Steamship Crewman
John H. Johnson, mate on the Dora, was beaten and robbed of 4 dollars in the lower city yesterday. He was found bleeding and unconscious by Patrolman Hashett and taken to the police station where Dr. Snyder treated him. Johnson says he left a Washington Street gambling house with about 4 dollars. police offer a possible fall injury explanation and have not launched an inquiry.
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John H. Johnson
Dora
Hashett
Elnation
Snyder
Johnson
Washington Street
Grieved Man Detained After Stable Murder of Horse
City Detective Adams and Patrolman Carr jailed Ed Johnson last evening after he threatened suicide over the fatal stabbing of a horse at C. J. Erickson's North Seattle stable. Johnson reportedly brooded on the affair while drinking heavily yesterday.
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Carr
Ed Johnson
C. J. Erickson
Seattle
Johnson
Aramay wreck claims about 100 passengers off New Zealand coast
Brisbane reports the steamer Aramay bound for Cavina from Briasbane wrecked off the spit near here. Six boats were sent, two with 68 aboard were saved. Four missing as heavy seas and bad weather hinder search efforts today.
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Aramay
New Zealand
Brisbane
Briasbane
Cavina
Spit
Here
Wafe
Grand Council Session of Royal Arcanum Set Next Thursday
The annual session of the Grand Council of the Royal Arcanum in the State of Washington will be held next Thursday at Bike Hall.
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Royal Arcanum
State of Washington
Bike’ Hall
Roosevelt McBride Chuir Meeting Tonight Prominent Republicans Attend
The Roosevelt McBride group will hold another meeting tonight with speeches by leading city Republicans. More names may join the resolutions supporting the two candidates. Organizers say absences at the last meeting were due to late hours, not disagreements.
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Roosevelt-McBride Chuir
Hill Refuses Details On Merger Ruling
On March 14 in New York the merger decision caused little Wall Street reaction. Securities linked to the case fell three points, while investors awaited the full ruling. President James J. Hill avoided discussing the decision, saying he would read it first and not speculate. He noted Northern Securities directors met privately while J Pierpont Morgan declined comment.
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New York
Wall Street
James J. Hill
Hill
Northern Securities Company
J. Pierpont Morgan
Van Sant Praises Merger Victory in Minnesota Case
Governor Van Sant welcomed the Supreme Court ruling affirming the state court decision on the merger. He said the decision will mean more to the people than any event since the Civil War and that the national government should prevail in the end.
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D. C
Supreme Court
Northern Securities
United States
Harlan
Northern Securities Company
Northern Pacific Railway
Great Northern
Congress
Joint Traffic Association trans-Missouri
Addison Pipe Company
Holmes
Peckham, White
Fuller
Knox
Supreme Court of the United States
ST. Paul
van Sant
Minnesota
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