Japanese Drive Russians at Antung on Yalu River Front
Japanese forces stormed across the Yalu, drove the Russians from their stronghold opposite Bulkochin, captured Antung, and gained control of the river estuary. The battle left Russian forces and artillery largely discarded. Japanese gains include twenty eight rapid fire guns and many prisoners.
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Yalu
Antung
Sooee
Naropetaee
Nese
Bulkochin
Wiju
Becoand Regiment of
Chintiencheng
Kinteito
Chukedal
Makao
Imperial Guard
Chiutiencheng
Kuroki
Kurok
Chietein
Chang
Yoshoko
Iho
Hbed
Little Brown
Supreme Court Rules on Deported Chinese Case
The Supreme Court in Washington on May 2 ruled that Judge Wing erred when, after ordering the discharge of several Chinese deported by the commissioner, he refused to permit a bill of exceptions from the state's district attorney. In Chicago on May 2 the Socialist convention opened its morning session debating how to adopt the platform, by clauses or in total, with an index possibility being considered.
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Washington, D.C
Supreme Court Today
Judge Wing
Northern District
Ohio
Socialist National Convention
Not a Defeat Savy Russians Fail to Halt Japanese Crossing
Reports from the front describe Russian forces delaying the Japanese crossing at the river mouth while retreating to a second position. Gen Sassutich’s small force harassed the crossing, and officials question Tokio’s claim of a Japanese victory. Russians aim to delay and flank, with decisive action unlikely until mountain passes are engaged.
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Sassutich
Tokio
Kuropatkin
Kurekis
Pekin
Funeral services held for Fred Rice Rowell at home and St. Mark's
Impressive funeral services for the late Fred Rice Rowell were held yesterday afternoon at the family residence 611 East Pike street and at St. Mark's church. The obsequies were under the auspices of the Washingtonn Society Sons of the American Revolution and the Brotherhood of St. Andrew.
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Fred Rice Rowell
East Pike Street
S T. Mark's Church
Washingtonn Society Sons of the American Revolution
The
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Telephone lines to span 40 miles around Juneau Alaska
Juneau plans a summer expansion connecting 40 miles of mines to the town by telephone. The project, supported by mining operators and merchants, will speed orders from mines and reduce reliance on steamers. President Webster of the Juneau Electric Light and Power company reviewed routes and costs for the chamber of commerce and mining firms.
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Juneau
Alaska
Webster
Juneau Electric Light and Power Company
Chamber of Commerce
Humphrey Receives Recognition During Seattle Trip
Congress member Humphrey and his wife arrived in Seattle aboard the Great Northern as he discusses his selection on a five member congressional commission. The panel will study ways to boost the American merchant marine and report to Congress next December.
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Humphrey
Washington
Congress
Mr. Grey
Seattle
Great Northern
House
Republican House
Grosvenor
Ohio
Capt. Minor
Wisconsin
House Repubicans
Pacific Coast
Pacific Ocean
Commission
Commission Appointment Mentioned by Humphrey on Great Northern Flyer
An exchange on a Great Northern Flyer notes Hon. W. FE. Humphrey confirming a commission appointment and mentioning a person named Jor Cannon in the dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. FE. Humphrey
Great Northern Flyer
Jor Cannon
Burnett Explains Move On City Electric Light Plan
Burnett explains plan to review city electric light and power users, wiring density, and pricing. Council considers Dalton resolution to force a public statement of city power needs and supply plans. Officials accuse delays benefiting outside interests as pressing questions mount.
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Board of Works
Eity
Polce
Rce
Etty
Aty Waginerr Thomson
Hie
Daulton
Thomean
Becauee
Feason
Ordtle
Petner Thomson
SevenTh annual convention of the National Retail Grocers association
The seventh annual convention opens in San Francisco with a large turnout from states including New York Ohio Pennsylvania Georgia Minnesota Michigan Tennessee Texas and others. President Charles KR Lott of Chicago presides as sessions discuss pure food and retail grocery issues. Visitors tour local points including the Swiss Italian areas Oakland Alameda and the University of California with Niagara Falls named as a contest site.
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NelEeo
Cal
Natonal Retail Grocers’ Association
San Francisco
Mechanics’ Pavilion
Charles KR. Lott
Chicago
New York
Ohio
Pennsyvasia
Georgia
Minnesota
Michigan
Tennessee
Texas
Nnner
Oakland
Alameda
Vereity
California
Francisco
Santa
Niagara Falle
Charlie Smith’s Flight From Seattle Ends With Delinquent Rumor
Charlie Smith, convict for vagrancy, left Seattle two weeks ago after a staged con with a logger to fund a move to Wallace Idaho. He allegedly performed a final “touch” before departing and received 290 dollars to cover travel costs, prompting police action.
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Charlie Smith
Seattle
Delaney
Smith
Wallace
Idaho
Baptists Hold Two Day Institute in Bloomington
The Baptist Ministerial Institute of Central Illinois opened a two day session in Bloomington with broad attendance. The University of Chicago divinity school directs the meeting. Noted participants include Professor Anderson and Professor Brander Matthews.
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Bloomington
The
Baptist Ministerial Institute of
Central Illinois
Divinity School of the
University of Chicago
Anderson
Brander Matthews
Union Opens Free Employment Agency in City Hall
The Western Central Labor union has opened a free employment agency at its hall 1506 Second Avenue. All union tradesmen may obtain jobs there at no charge, provided the union paid per capita tax of 5 cents a month for agency maintenance.
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The
Western Central, Labor Union
Second Avenue
Manufacturers Banquet Honors Moran Brothers in Seattle
The Manufacturer's Association of Seattle held its annual banquet at the Washington Saturday night with large attendance. President Frink praised regional industries and Moran brothers for building the Pacific Northwest's leading industry. Trustees elected: C. B E. Crane, J. M. Hubbell, A. M. Brooks, J. W. Perkins, J. P. Dabney. officers to be chosen soon.
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Manufacturer's Association of
Seattle
Washington
Frink
Moran Brothers
Pacific Northwest
C. B E. Crane
J. M. Hubbell
A. M. Brooks
J. W. Perkins
J. P. Dabney
Riordan Saloonkeeper Arrested by City Patrolmen
M. J. Riordan, a saloonkeeper, was arrested by Patrolmen Philbrick and another officer amid an incident in the downtown area. Details of charges and motives were not immediately released.
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M. J. Riordan
Philbrick
Cameron Charged With Theft From Patron At Riordan’s
Godwin testified at Riordan’s place that he was pressured to pay for drinks and Riordan grabbed his gold watch and chain. The watch later turned up in Riordan’s possession as evidence.
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Cameron
Patrick Godwin
Godwin
Riordan
Police Junk Sale Auction Of Seized Items
Chief Delaney to auction items seized over ten years from criminals at the station. The collection includes 614 pistols knives clothing and blankets many items with little value beyond curiosity.
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Delaney
Hart Awarded $1000 Damages Against Railway
A. J. Hart received $1,000 damages in superior court Saturday after being injured as a passenger on a Seattle, Renton and Southern Railway car. The award reflects the court finding fault in the railway's operation of its car involved in the incident.
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A. J. Hart
Seattle, Renton & Southern Railway
Hart
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Sians
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Chintienhheng
Kosan
Wifu
Tho
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Japa
Cuba
Aerate
United States
News Ites
MR. Rowell’s
Telephone
Humphrel
Congressional
Pacific
Coast
Burnett
Chumeliman Burnett
Convention OF Grocers
Frisco
Charlie
Baptists AT
White City
ST. Louis
Newspaper Enterprise Association
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