Train Schedule Notes for Benson and Huron Corridor
Train No. 57 departs Benson at 6 25 p m and reaches Huron at 9 00 p m. Freight No. 271 arrives Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at 11 55 a m. Trains 57 and 58 operate daily except Sunday with connections to Twin Cities Lake Superior North Dakota and Montana routes.
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United States Medicine Company Address
United States Medicine Company located at 122 136 West 114th Street New York operates from its headquarters in New York City.
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United States Medicine Company
West 114Th Street
New York
Russia pleads for peace in reply to Japan demands
St. Petersburg reports Russia sent a conciliatory reply to Japan with concessions and counter proposals. The foreign office says Viceroy Alexieff will implement terms. Japanese acceptance uncertain while some points drawn for observation. Russian Christmas may bring peace announcement. Vladivostok reports squadron action planned and ship movements barred. A cruiser reportedly sailed from Port Arthur toward Chemulpo with a small force.
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Foreign Office
Associated Press
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Tokio
Vladivostock
Port Arthur
Chemulpo
Korea
House Votes on Bristow Investigation Resolution
In Washington on January 6 the House debated Mr. Hay's privileged resolution for an investigation based on Bristow report statements about members. The previous question failed 104 to 111, with minority support. Payne then moved to refer to the Post Offices and Post Roads Committee, carried 117 to 97 with a few Republicans opposing.
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Lodge Stresses Panama Recognition Rights in Senate Speech
In Washington the Senate heard Senator Lodge argue that a revolted state may be recognized by a neutral power without breaking neutrality and that de facto governments are de jure. He challenged Civil War precedents as irrelevant to Panama and urged prudence in recognizing new states based on establishment and international obligations.
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Lodge
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United States
Congress
Position of Japan in the Russia Japan dispute
A trusted source outlines Japan's view on Russia's reply in the Manchuria Korea crisis. It argues Japan would accept a compact recognizing China’s independence and Korea's integrity, plus mutual commercial rights, while warning that Russia's neutral zone proposal risks Korea’s independence and Japan’s security. It stresses Japan’s demand for Russia to respect Manchuria treaty rights and fears continued Russian occupation harming global commerce.
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Vicksburg Reports Grave Situation at Seoul
The U S cruiser Vicksburg at Chemulpo reports, after talks with the American minister, a grave outlook in Seoul with fears of Korean soldier riots. It plans to move a marine company overland by rail and shore defense with field guns if needed. Two officers and thirty six men are set to go to Seoul with others on standby, as the situation shows little change.
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Wage Cut Triggers Strike at Mankato Knit Mill
In Mankato Minnesota the knitting and topsetting departments shut at noon after 100 workers mainly women walked out over a temporary 10 percent wage cut tied to cotton shortages and high prices. The mill said it would operate without profit to keep workers employed.
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Contractor Under Arrest in Fire Death Case
Chicago, Jan 6. David Jones of Fuller Construction faced manslaughter charges after police alleged he removed a skylight that funneled fire upward, killing patrons. The charge was withdrawn as Jones remained a witness, later booked on malicious mischief and destruction of property without consent.
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David Jones
Fuller Construction Company
Jones
Schuettler
Chicago to cap theaters at 1000 seats under new ordinance
Alderman Mavor leads a theater committee proposing immediate scaling to 1,000 seats in most Chicago playhouses. About thirty theaters affected, many on upper floors must be removed to ground level, and only a roof venue at the Masonic Temple is barred. Total seating capacity to drop by ten thousand or more.
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Chicago
Alderman Mavor
Special Committee
Masonic Temple
Dietrich Case Opens With Witness From Washington
In Omaha on January 6 the U S circuit court heard the Dietrich case a day on the pending government lease. The session lasted about one hour before adjourning to allow the government to present a witness from Washington.
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United States Circuit Court
United States
Charles H. Dietrich
Washington
Fire toll rises in Iroquois Theater blaze
In Chicago on January 6 the Iroquois Theater fire added another fatality bringing the death toll to 591. Among the victims was Miss Josephine Spence, severely burned and later died at home after relatives found her.
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Iroquois Theater
Josephine Spence
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