Russians Fight Desperate At Yalu As Japanese Push
London reports Russian forces under Kuropatkin march from Liao Yang with 20 000 men to meet General Kuroki's Japanese advance The Yalu battle near Antung Chiu tien Cheng and Feng Huan Cheng yields heavy losses on both sides with officers killed and prisoners taken The Japanese claim 40 mile advance while European papers praise Kuroki and warn of further clashes Inevitable.
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Ing
Liao Yang
Feng Wang Cheng
Kuroki
St. Petersburg
Zassalitch
Yalu River
Antung
Chiu Tien Cheng
Fenghwang Cheng
Potitionaky
London
Baron Hayasai
Kishulinski
Feng Huan Cheng
Fung Hang Chang
Pekin Road
Korea
Manchuria
Port Arthur
Tokio
Russia
Kuropatkin
Yalu
Chin Gow
War Commission
Sassaliteh
War Office
Sassulitch
Manchurian
Labor market tight as machinists union targets full shop force
Within a week or ten days the company will have a full force in all their shops. The number of men directly controlled by the machinists' union is not large, and the labor market is in such a condition to obtain plenty of skilled labor in any department.
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Machinists
Chicago
Kendrick
Santa Fe
International Association of Machinists
Coast Line
Santa Fe shops reopen amid strike turmoil in Kansas
Topeka and Ottawa celebrate quiet reopenings of Santa Fe shops on May 3 as union machinists largely heed strike orders. Washington reports President O Connell confirms the strike continues peacefully with most workers staying out.
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Ottawa
Kas
Santa Fe
Topeka
Washington
O' Connell
The
International Machinists’ Union
Santa Fe shops reopen amid machinist walkout
Argentine and Newton, Kas report Santa Fe shops resuming operations with all boilermakers, blacksmiths, apprentices and helpers back to work while union machinists remain away and vow to continue the dispute to the bitter end.
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Santa Fe
Newton
Kas
Runaway Wreck Injures Local Nursery Man
George Goodrich, a nursery man and huckster, was thrown from his wagon in the southeast city area on Monday. A frightened horse due to tin cans caused the accident, fracturing his nose and bruising him as the wagon passed over. Dr. E F Gresham attended him.
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George Goodrich
Mr. Goodrich
E. F. Gresham
Santa Fe machinists strike order served across points
The federal injunction against Santa Fe machinists is being personally served by U S Marshals. About 140 strikers are named, most at San Bernardino with others at Needles and Barstow. Santa Fe reports no trouble and says applications to fill vacancies exceed openings.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Welborn
United States District Court
Santa Fe
United States
Osborn
San Bernardino
Needles
Wells
Southern California
Death of Mrs Leon Archias in Kansas City
Mr L H Archias owner of Archias seed store learned this afternoon of his mother Mrs Leon Archias death in Kansas City due to complications. He left this afternoon for the funeral city where the hour is not yet set. Mrs Archias was unable to accompany her husband because their young daughter is ill with pneumonia fever.
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L. H. Archias
Kansas City
Archias Seed Store
Leon Archias
Burton Plans His Future After Legal Appeal
Senator Burton traveled to his Abilene Kansas home after passing through Kansas City en route to await further proceedings in an appeal from a St. Louis court regarding his case.
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Washington
Abilene
Burton
Kansas
Court of Appeals
Adams
St. Louis
Rialto Grain and Securities Company
Grand Chancellor Crowther to Speak at Pythias Meeting
George C. Crowther of St. Joseph, grand chancellor of the Knights of Pythias state order, will address and exemplify the secret work at the K of P hall on East Fifth street next Monday evening May 9. The joint session includes two local lodges and all Knights are invited.
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George C. Crowther
St. Joseph
Knights of Pythias
K. of P
East Fifth Street
Remarkable Shoe Sale Reduces All Stock Prices
Sorosis Shoes offers the full stock at substantial discounts with no limited sizes. Aimed at customers, the sale lists items including Neltje and various children’s shoes priced from $1.00 to $3.50, with notable reductions per pair.
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Sorosis
Neltje
Good Dress Ginghams in Oc Yard Report
Bright ginghams and stripes marketed as quality dress fabric with prices noted. Text emphasizes availability, uses for children's frocks, and an 12 cent per yard benchmark.
The New Parasols Display Promises Exclusive Spring Variety
A bright parade of plain and changeable taffeta parasols appears this spring to pair with taffeta waists and gowns. The assortment, first seen today, is described as marvelous and rich in exclusive style.
White Goods For Gowns And Dresses In Assorted Linens
A list presents fabrics suitable for graduation gowns and summer frocks including Persian Lawn in multiple widths with prices from 25c to 60c, French Lawn up to 60c, Tic and Cotton Mouseline de Soie with varied prices, plus Embroidered Silk Dotted Mulls and Embroidered Swisses priced 20c to 55c.
Women's Garment House Offers New York Market Edge
The store maintains a resident buyer and sends buyers to New York four times yearly to secure quantities. Prices include collarless covert jackets at 5.00, satin lined suits at 12.58, silk Etons at 5.00, Monte Carlo coats at 5.00, and exclusive voile costumes from 25.00 to 45.00.
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New York
Monte Carlo
Roemer & Goodenow Boston Store Sale Finalized
Negotiations for the Boston Store sale to George B. Stotts have been completed and the stock turned over to Mrotts. The earlier reports of the Debot sale were off but Monday the parties reached an agreement. Details were confirmed and the sale will be advertised. Miss Helen Pearson hosted the Young Lady Members dinner at her North Grand avenue home with Miss Lenora Garrett winning for best biscuits.
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Boston
Roemer & Goodenow
George B. Stotts
Mrotts
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Scripps McRae Press Association
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North Grand Avenue
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