Kuropatkin In Harness Again Returns To Front
A dispatch from March 22 reports General Kuropatkin arriving to assume command of the First Manchurian Army with a large Russian force and Red Cross supplies at a major station. The report notes continued Japanese pressure and Russian regrouping as troops reform after hardships.
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Robbery at Bons Harnesses Office on Waters Avenue
Thieves broke into the safe at Duncan Bons harnessmakers 902 Waters avenue during lunch hour between 12 20 and 1 pm. They opened the cash drawer removed all money and left an unendorsed check. A hammer was found behind the safe as police chief Delaney conducts the investigation.
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Two New Liners for Canadian Pacific to Enter Atlantic Service
The Canadian Pacific Railway plans two giant steamers built by Fairfield Glasgow to join the Atlantic run by spring 1906. Each 550 feet long, 65 feet beam, and about 14 500 tons, they will be the largest to visit the St Lawrence waters and can carry 206 first class, 360 second class, and 759 to 1 000 steerage passengers with high speed aims toward strict on time sailing. They will connect Liverpool to Quebec in about six and a half days and Queenstown to Rimouski in around five and a half days.
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City Finishes Fire Alarm System In Bellingham
Bellingham completes a city fire alarm network and prepares for testing. Work on the Whatcom waterway starts April 1 with a $25,000 government appropriation and Seattle Bridge & Front Company contracted to perform the project.
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Little German Mother Wins Back Her Babe From Adoption
Anna Krin, a German girl from Ellensburg, traveled five miles with a legal habeas corpus finding to reclaim her four week old baby from the Washington Children's Home. After a night of trouble and a delay in communication, she confronted the foster family, was allowed to see the child, and returned with the infant to the McCumber home where she was warmly received. The outcome restores the mother’s custody and offers solace to a distressed parent.
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Anna Elizabeth Erin
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Libau Telegram Notes Weak Fourth Squadron Forces
A Libau telegram reports authorities cannot organize the planned fourth squadron due to inability to secure seamen. Many officers are boys with little sea training and crews are largely peasants with no prior ship experience aboard.
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Petersburg
Libau
Against Hillman Charged With Conspiracy to Defraud
Prosecuting Attorney Mackintosh filed information and charged C. D. Hillman the real estate man with conspiracy to defraud on Wednesday afternoon.
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C. D. Hillman
Council Divides Ninth Ward Into Three Areas
Councilmen decided to split the Ninth ward into three wards in a close vote. Mulien opposed the project while a committee of Zbinden Murphy and Crichton was appointed to set the subdivision boundaries.
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Empire State Building Ten-Story Plan Reported
New York news reports the Empire State Building project, a nine story structure planned for Broadway and Bleeker Street, with details on site and future construction timelines.
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Michael Cudahy and the Beef Trust in Uncle Sam's Net
Michael Cudahy, president of Cudahy Packing Co and a member of the famed Big Six, is under government scrutiny as part of a beef trust investigation. Born in Ireland about 64 years ago, he started as a Milwaukee laborer, rose through Armour & Co to partner in 1873, later founding his own industry in 1896. Favorite has retired but remains Armour & Co. director and close to J Ogden Armour.
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Cudahy Packing Co
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Political Play: McElroy ousted as Northern Pacific counsel
A summary of political maneuvering shows James F. McElroy removed from his role as local counsel for the Northern Pacific and replaced by Carroll Graves. The change is praised by insiders as a smooth operation aimed at gaining favored actions from Governor Mead, with Senator Palmer and Milo Root linked to the reshuffle.
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Carroll Graves
Ben Grosscup
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Palmer
Milo Root
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Remains of Mrs. Stanford Lie In State At Stanford
In Palo Alto on March 22 the body lies in state in the Stanford mansion parlor as crowds file by to pay respects. Professor Jordan and Miss Berner visit the home while student body resolutions of respect are adopted. Judge Morris rules on Second Avenue ordinance objections and later hears protests to the regraded area assessment roll.
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