New Bank Planned at Grangeville Idaho
iDano Idaho state notes a new bank to be organized at Grangeville with capital of 926000. Other items include a post office established at Cabinet, county telegraph updates, a Boise baseball fundraiser raising 406, a mining shooting at Secesh meadow, and a Payette Packing fire causing 12000 loan loss.
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Grangeville
Cabinet
Kootenal County
Ellen Burk
Pontmilatresn
Buler
Boise
Leo Mach
Halley
Hubert Tetoby
New Presbyterian Church
Pocatello
Maho
Payette
Rudolph Wetter
L. C. Long
Chris
Wain
Meyearald
Secesh Meadow
Warren
Wetter
Grangerilie
Mollan
Oscar Meon
Charles Johnson
Russians on the Run Destruction After Civil Administration
United States Minister Conger reports Russians evacuated Newchwang on Sunday and began destroying government property Monday morning. A battle east of Ta Tehe Kiso drove the Russians back toward Liao Yang. Mills affected by the strike show about three and a quarter million splodies and produce over 900 million yards weekly when operating.
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United States
Conger
State Department
Newcohwang
Vladivostok
Newchwang
Ta Tehe Kiso
Liao Yang
Bitter Labor Battle at Chicago Stock Yards
With peace talks broken, unions at Chicago stock yards join butchers in a sweeping strike. Allied trades in packing industries quit when urged to aid the butchers, some striking independently. About 30,000 workers have quit the stock yards alone as both sides vow to a fight to the finish.
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Chicago
America
Stock Yard
Great Labor War Begins in Fall River Mills Strike
The Fall River Textile Council ordered 80,000 workers to stay away from the mill over a 124 cent wage cut, effective Monday. Nearly all of the 37 mills involved shut down without disorder, signaling the start of a fierce wage dispute between mill managers and operatives over cotton conditions and business needs.
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Fall River
Mass
Seized Steamer Arabia Sails From Portland To Orient
The steamer Arabia, recently seized by the Vladivostok fleet, departed Portland in the night for the Orient with about 5 000 tons of freight valued at 187 087 dollars. Cargo includes 33 676 barrels of flour mainly headed to Hong Kong merchants with smaller consignments to Kobe and Nagasaki. War risk insurance was limited due to high rates. War risk rate at Portland rose to 1 percent and is expected to rise further after news of Vladivostok squadron operations.
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Portland & Aalade
Arabia
Vladivostok
Portland
Orient
Hongkong
Kobe
Nagasaki
Shooting at Rocky Point leaves three Indians dead
News from Harlem Montana reports a fatal shooting affray at Rocky Point in the Had Lands of the Missouri. Three men, all Indians Brown Aloysius Chandler and an Arapahoe clan member, were killed. Several cowboys were wounded. The confrontation began after drinking and poker over a dispute.
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Harlem
Mont
Rocky Point
Missouri
Brown
Crow Reservation
Aloysius Chandler
President Roosevelt Thrown From Horse During Ride
President Roosevelt narrowly escaped serious injury after being thrown from his horse Wednesday. He landed on the back of his head and neck, stunned briefly, but immediately rose before Mrs. Roosevelt could dismount, and reassured that he was all right.
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President Roosevelt
Mrs. Roosevelt
Yee
Battle Continues All Day in Liao Yang Front Stand
A London news agency dispatch from Liao Yang reports heavy artillery duels all day Saturday. Russian casualties are alleged under 400 while Japanese losses are higher. Japanese forces attacking the southern detachment retreated, leaving dead and wounded on the field. Dispatch provides place names.
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Ao London
Liao Yang
Japanese Advance Near Mukden Brings Heavy Guns to Front
Chinese reports say about 30 000 Japanese with 35 field and 200 mountain guns reached Gaimatuza east of Mukden and occupied Iyanchan Samber and surrounding districts. Russian forces met them at Iyanchan with 4 cavalry companies and 1 infantry company. Russians retreated to avoid being cut off as reserves arrived. Japanese did not press the attack. Chinese sources claim 8 000 Japanese. Russians suffered minor losses. Scouts indicate a Japanese base forming near the Yalu in Korea with camps and provisions moving.
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Gaimatuza
Mukden
Saimatza
Izyanchan
Samber
Iyanchan
Yitzintzin
Korea
Yalu River
Kuroki
Oku
Antung
Yalu
Japan
Russia halts interference by volunteer steamers in Red Sea
Russia and Britain reach a mutual basis on the status of Russian volunteer fleet steamers in the Red Sea. The council waives the right of search and decides the fleet’s authority is not clearly defined. Orders have been issued for the steamers to refrain from interfering with foreign ships.
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Red Sea
Russia
Count Lamsdorff
Battle at Ta Tche Kiao Seen From Newchwang Rooftops
Advices from Newchwang report a Saturday battle near Ta Tece Kiao with heavy losses. Hundreds watched the progress from house roofs as clear skies let them see the gun smoke rise across the field.
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New Chwang
Ta Tece Kiao
Newchwang
Express Messenger Killed In Railway Accident in Kansas
Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe passenger train No 6 eastbound from Colorado derailed five miles west of Kinsley Kansas while running fast. Express Messenger Sewell of Kansas City was killed and a postal clerk fatally hurt. Several others seriously injured. A brake beam on the mall car dropped causing the express car and a smoker to go into the ditch. The other cars stayed upright.
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Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Colorado
Kinsley
Kan
Sewell
Kansas City
Dentist to King Alfonso Plots Sultan Teeth Fitment
Dr Frank Bostwick returns to Cashockton from Madrid where he served as dentist to King Alfonso and plans to fit gold caps on the sultan’s molars in Fes Morocco. He will also attend to a woman of the harem under armed guards with battle axes during work.
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Frank Bostwick
Cashockton
Ohio
Madrid
Alfonso
Spain
Fes
Morocco
Bostwick
Russia pledges fair handling after Malacca seizure
Count Benckendorff, the Russian ambassador, assured Foreign Secretary Lansdowne that Russia will not infringe on Great Britain’s rights and that if the Malacca was seized in error it will be restored and damages paid. He said the claim rests on contraband grounds and a prize court may be involved if not disproved. Russia will investigate promptly and report to St. Petersburg and to the emperor.
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Count Benckendorf
Lansdowne
Great Britain
Malacca
St. Petersburg
Russia
Lord Lansdowne
Mine Again Closed at Victor as Soldiers Round Up Union Men
Military authorities closed the Portland mine at Victor Colorado again and arrested forty workers including engineers and mechanics. About 500 men were employed. twenty two arrested admitted planned to quit but denied wider collusion. Seventy released or cleared, others ordered to take Mine Owners' Association cards or leave the district.
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Victor, Colo
Portland
Western Federation of Miners
Mine Owners’ Association
Military Board
March Upon Mukden Rumor Emerges From Frontline
News from the front notes a persistent rumor that Japanese forces have broken through the Russian left wing between Keller and Rennenkampff, advancing toward Mukden. General Kuropatkin reports no major changes, but analysis suggests the action may reflect a prior Japanese push toward Liao Yang on the Samatisza road.
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Count Keller
Rennenkampff
Mukden
Kuropatkin
Rennenkampf
Samatisza, Liao Yang
Houtslatze
Liao Yang
Japan’s Finances Fourth Annual Report Revealed
The fourth financial and economic annual of Japan, issued by the Japanese department of finance, was received by the Japanese legation in Washington. Printed in English, it includes data on Japan’s current condition, resources, the latest budget, and colored charts. It states foreign debts and taxes, indicates fiscal ability amid war demands, and notes receipts and expenditures in the Russo Japanese affair totaling 576,000,000 yen with a 40,000,000 yen emergency reserve.
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Japan
Department of Finance
Washington
Idea & Reserve Fund
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