Troops Withdrawn at Tien Tsin Boundary Eased
Diplomatic talks lead to withdrawal of Russian and British troops from disputed Tien Tsin ground. Russians order a new regiment from Port Arthur while French arrangements under General Baillaud quell potential British French clashes. Australian naval brigade safety concerns noted. Mar 23 report.
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Peking
Count von Waldersee
Barrow
Wogack
Tien Tsin
Admiral Seymour
Port Arthur
Baillaud
German Mission to Tien Tsin Ends Bloodshed Threat
Berlin reports Count von Waldersee kept peace during a brief Tien Tsin visit and the mission achieved its aim of preventing bloodshed among allied troops. Germany will stay neutral, and Russian claims to the disputed territory are described as indisputable by official circles. Russian boundary marks were shown, allegedly not respected by British soldiers.
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von Waldersee
Tien Tsin
Berlin
Associated Press
Count von Waldersee
Germany
River of Flaming Oil Devastates Glen Gardner NJ
A freight train oil cars ruptured on a mountain incline near Glen Gardner causing a river of burning oil to sweep the village. Fire spread to homes and structures, destroying 590 feet square of area and causing losses estimated at 50 000 to 75 000 dollars as villagers fled with children and animals.
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New York
Glen Gardner
N. J
Jersey Central Railway
Masonic Temple
Japanese Fleet Sails Approval Expected Amid Uneasy Mood
London reports a Japanese squadron under Admiral Tsushima sails from Nagasaki toward Korea signaling rising tensions. The Tokyo war conference plans fort defenses as rumors shake markets. public mood grows uneasy and anti-Russian, while Britain's protests and US visitors add to international scrutiny.
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London
Tsushima
Nagasaki
Korea
Yokohama
Daily Mail
Viscount Katsoura
Tokio
Dismissal of Korean Official Sparks British Protest
Seoul reports the Korean government has removed McLeavy Brown, director general of Korean customs, drawing British protests. London notes this dismissal as another Russian success, recalling past pressures to oust him and Moscow’s meddling in Korea’s loans and appointments.
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Yokohama
Seoul
McLeavy Brown
Great Britain
London
Russia
Chemulpo
Brown
Saipan
St. Petersburg
Daily Mail
M. Paviloff
Korea
Whiteman Pleads Not Guilty in Philly Check Larceny Case
Alonzo J. Whiteman formerly of Duluth and ex Minnesota state senator pleaded not guilty to larceny for passing a bad check on the Girard Loan and Trust company of Philadelphia on November 15. He was remanded to the Tombs.
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Whiteman
New York
Alonzo J. Whiteman
Duluth
Minnesota State Senate
Girard Loan and Trust Company
Philadelphia
Tri-Weekly Tribune prospectus and pricing note
The Tri-Weekly Tribune explains it is an alternating daily paper issued Monday Wednesday and Friday with foreign and domestic news From The Daily Tribune on same dates It covers short stories illustrations humor industrial reports fashion agriculture and markets Subscriptions cost 1 50 per year with a 2 00 offer including Tur Huron ITE.
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Daily Tribune
Weekly Tribune: National Family Newspaper Details
Weekly Tribune proclaims itself a national family newspaper for farmers and villagers. It features general news from The Daily Tribune, an agricultural department, market reports, and entertaining reading for all ages, with a regular price of 1.00 per year and 1.25 with Tue Hour Centre.
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United States
Daily Tribune
Double Tragedy at Pine Ridge Ranch Ends in Suicide
Federal authorities report a Sioux man Louis Cottier was shot dead at his Spring Creek ranch on Pine Ridge grounds by William Day. Day and his squaw fled after seen entering the cabin. Day shot himself when surrounded by Indian police, motive for Cottier’s killing unknown.
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Pine Ridge
Day
Cottier
Chinese Minister Not Invited to German Embassy Events
Washington reports note the German ambassador did not invite the Chinese minister to embassy entertainments throughout the winter. Diplomats say Berlin orders show a public slight to China, reflecting anger over Baron von Ketteler's assassination and a desire to keep German representatives distant from Chinese officials.
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Washington
Dr. von Holleben
Berlin
China
Baron von Ketteler
Germany
Russian and British agree to arbitrate Tien Tsin rail siding dispute
Count Lamsdorff the Russian foreign minister wires that Britain and Russia have agreed to submit the Tien Tsin railway siding dispute to arbitration and settlement by Count von Waldersee. The decision follows a Times report stating the arrangement reached Saturday.
United States Pays Spain for Philippine Islands
Secretary Hay presented to Duke d Arcos a treasury warrant for 100000 dollars as payment for the island of Cagayan and nearby islets. The payment follows November treaty terms and protocols exchanging final ratifications confirm U S title to the islands.
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Washington
Hay
Duke d’Arcos
Treasury
Cagayan
Philippine
United States
Botha Rejects Peace Terms with Milner Objection Cited
London reports that General Botha raised no formal objections to General Kitchener’s peace terms and did not counter propose. The only new information was a private telegram indicating Botha strongly objected to Sir Alfred Milner.
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Botha
London
Chamberlain
House of Commons
Kitchener
Alfred Milner
Funston Plans Bold Capture of Aguinaldo in Luzon
General Funston launches a daring expedition from Manila to seize Aguinaldo with MacArthur authorization. He lands near Balaeo with a select force aboard the gunboat Vicksburg and aims to march six days inland, aided by native scouts and allied units, to trap the rebel leader.
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General Funston
Manila
Funston
Aguinaldo
MacArthur
Harris
Newton
Thirty-fourth Infantry
Adrire
Twenty-second Infantry
Mitchell
Fortieth Infantry
Vicksburg
Baleo
New Viscaya
New Ecija
Albany
Extend Time for Philippine Law Enforcement to May First
Manila reports that the municipal code bars those in rebellion after April 1 from voting or holding office. By order of General Trias and at his request the Philippine commission extends the eligibility ban to May 1. The commission travels Iloilo to Jolo to seek accord with the sultan on several matters with no new legislation expected.
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Manila
Trias
Philippine Commission
Iloilo
Jolo
Small Boy Arrested for Murder in Louisville
Eddie Hoffman, a small boy, was arrested on murder charges in Louisville after allegedly beating Samuel Callahan in a crowd. Callahan died at 10 30 p m at a local hospital after the 5 p m assault.
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Louisville
Eddie Hoffman
Samuel Callahan
Hoffman
Callahan
Ottoman warship sent to troubled Samos island
London report says the Ottoman government dispatched a warship to Marathoumopos on Samos island off Asia Minor. The southern portion of the island reportedly remains in rebellion, according to The Times correspondent in Constantinople.
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London
Constantinople
The
Times
Marathoumopos
Samos
Asia Minor
Plague Continues Spreading in Cape Town as Violence Roils Transvaal
Cape Town reports six new bubonic plague cases daily with most victims being colored. In South Africa, heavy fighting erupted Friday near Hartbeesteefontein east of Klerksdorp in the Transvaal between British forces and Boers.
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Cape Town
Hartébeestefontein
Klerksdorp
Transvaal
Nervousness and Nerve Boost from Hood’s Sarsaparilla
A comic ad style claim explains that nervousness stems from lack of nerve stamina. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is promoted as toning the system and improving digestion to build nerve strength. It urges people who tire easily to take it for benefit.
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Hood
What the Boers Desire Leaders Name and Demands
A Times correspondent near Bloemfontein reports General Dewet General Botha and two other Boer leaders told burghers at Senekal they could continue the war but would accept annexation if Britain guarantees joint education in Dutch and English and grants other concessions. They seek liberty to keep sporting rifles on license indemnity of 3 million pounds for burned farms no native franchise and amnesty for belligerents in the field. Dewet has moved north to the Transvaal after ordering a halt to active operations pending his return.
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London
The
Times
Bloemfoontein
Dewet
Botha
Senekal
Transvaal
Rumor of General French Execution Denied in London
A circulating rumor in Antwerp claims the Boers executed General French after capturing and releasing him, then recapturing him for breaking a pledge to not fight again. London officials and press deny the rumor as unfounded.
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Antwerp
French
London
Quote on dogs and men about kindness and prosperity
A historical remark contrasts a starving dog becoming prosperous with a man. It implies gratitude and trust depend on care and treatment, suggesting unexpected loyalty when need is met. The saying underscores moral differences between animals and humans.
Embassy staff visit Diaz to congratulate on recovery
The American embassy staff led by Charge d'Affaires McCreery called on President Diaz at the palace in Mexico City on March 26. Diaz was in excellent spirits and thanked the visitors warmly for their cordial good will.
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City of Mexico
Maxims for the Philippines Order for Guns Placed
London reports that following a Vickers Maxims visit to Washington a large order for Maxim guns was placed for the army in the Philippines. The guns may be supplied from stock by the British firm rather than made in America, with shipments dispatched to Manila.
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London
Vickers-Maxim Company
Washington
Philippines
America
Ane
Mernila
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