Japan wary of Russia. Manchuria stance could trigger war
In London, Baron Hayashi and secretary Matsui warned Russia’s diplomacy may push Japan to act. They argued China’s treaty shifts threaten Manchuria and Korea, and Japan may strike to stop encroachment, fearing an industrial halt without safeguards while other powers protest Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Baron Hayashi
Matsui
Roesia
Japan
China
Great Britain
Germany
United States
Russia
Manchuria
Korea
1 le- Heve
Peking Ministers Debate Legation Police Plan
In Peking on March 5 diplomats debate policing the legations. The plan favored by most is to detail regular army troops under one allied officer, opposed by U S Special Commissioner Rockhill and Sir Ernest Satow. They warn such a force would become an armed camp and risk friction with Chinese authorities. Discussions touch on guarding for the legations, indemnity methods, and the fate of bodies from the legation siege.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Legation
United States
Rockhill
Ernest Satow
Theireo Ae
Prince Ching
Li Hung Chang
Russia
Manchuria
Prince
China
America
M. de Giers
Robert Hart
Riley
Ameri Legation
Temple Agriculture
Russian Legation
Mobert United States
Signal Co
Weather Forecast for Ohio Indiana and Winds
Forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday calls for clearing in northeast Ohio with a falling temperature and brisk southwesterly winds becoming northwesterly. Indiana to be fair and colder on Tuesday with northwest winds. Wednesday fair. Winds for the lake area from the west to northwest. temperatures near normal with precipitation below average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ohio
Indiana
Tax revenue plan and Manchurian pact tensions
The article outlines proposed tax hikes including land and salt taxes and a plan to use increased revenue to fund indemnity payments. It also reports on M De Glers declining to extend signings for the Manchurian convention and Li Hung Chang urging immediate compliance amid Sino-German talks and doubts about Mongolia and Turkestan demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
M. de Glers
Dr. Morrison
Times
Peking
Li Hung Chang
Coant von Buelow
Reichstag
Manchuria
Mongolia
Turkestan
Stonehouse murdered while giving relief near Tien-Tsin
Inquiries confirm the Ry. J. Stonehouse of the London Missionary Society was killed by brigands at the ferry in Whangalo village on the Hun-Hox river ten miles east of Tungan-Hslen while distributing relief to starving villagers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tien-Tsin
Ry. J. Stonehouse
London Missionary Society
Whangalo
Hun-Hox
Tungan-Hslen
Violent clash in Tien Tsin as troops clash with German attackers
In an affray last evening two Welsh Fusilier Regiment members and a Victorian policemen were sabered and bayoneted in Tien Tsin. Germans are alleged to be the principal culprits in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tien-Tsin
Collisions at Intechan Korea Leave Students Killed Wounded
London dispatch reports clashes at Intechan Korea between local people and missionary students. Several students are dead and many are wounded according to the St. Petersburg correspondent of the Daily Mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Intechan
Korea
St. Petersburg
Daily Mail
Peking correspondent calls Manchurian convention claim illusory
London report cites a Daily Mail Peking correspondent who describes the alleged modification of the Manchurian convention covering Mongolia and Turkestan as absolutely illusory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Peking
Daily Mail
Mongolia
Turkestan
British Cruiser Ordered to Taka
Hong Kong March The British first class cruiser Terrible has been ordered from Amoy to Taku.
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Taka
Hong Kong
Amoy
Taku
Bank Defalcation Hits Niles Stockholders Hard
Washington reports that the First National Bank of Niles Mich faces a cashier defalcation near 195000. Controller Dawes will levy a 100 percent assessment on stockholders. In Niles residents fear rapid financial ruin and consider joining depositors in legal action against the bank board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niles First National Bank
Washington
Dawes
First National Bank of
Niles
Mich
Hanna and Mitchell Deny Stakes in Anthracite Strife Visit
In New York Senator Hanna says his trip is not focused on coal strike rumors and has no connection to the crisis. President Mitchell refutes talks of conferences with J P Morgan or operators, stating no concessions offered and ongoing efforts to avert a strike. Mitchell and colleagues returned from a day spent away and declined to detail their movements. Operators and railroads doubt a strike on April 1, while United Mine Workers faces non recognition.
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New York
Hanna
Mitchell
Miners’ Union
Wilkesbarre
J. P. Morgan
Hazelton
John Mitchell
John Fahy
Thomas Duffy
T. D. Nicholls
Ashland
Mr. Morgan
Herald
Pennsylvania
United Mine Workers
Tornado Toll and Destruction Across City and Suburbs
A devastating tornado wrecked multiple blocks from Nineteenth to Thirtieth streets, killing and injuring residents. Homes were crushed, businesses like Minter's grocery store collapsed, and medical staff faced decimated routes for aid. Rescue efforts followed as officials counted dead and tended to the injured, with damage spanning Bessemer Pratt City Ensley and nearby towns.
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Edward Mann
Roy McCulough
Charlies R. Robinson
N. D. Johnston
D. McRae
McRae
Hardwick
Avenue L
J. A. van Hoose
Minter
van Hoose
G. C. Chapman
W. P. Dickinson
Dr. Chapman
J. B. Minter
J. H. Dethrow
Twenty-seventh Street
Twenty-second Streets
Twenty-second Street
St. Vincent Pineorial Hill
Twentieth Street
Avenues H and I
Thirteth Street
Robert J. Lowe
Whittleth Street
Mr. Lowe
Hugh Martin
P. C. Boatman
Clarke
J. K. Worthington
Thirtieth Street
Memphis broker Hogin shot on Beale Street
A. W. Hogin senior member of A. W. Hogin & Co., a leading Memphis brokerage, was shot in the abdomen on Beale Street by Dorris Noble. Noble, accused of drunkenness, was arrested. Hogin, 53, a prominent social and business figure, leaves a wife and two children. Noble has a violent past including a previous slashing incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis, Tenn
A. W. Hogin
A. W. Hogin & Co
South
Dorris Noble
Beale Street
Hogin
Memphis
MARINE HAPPENINGS REPORTS SHIP LOSSES AND LAUNCHES
The overdue German steamer Brutus is lost with all on board. The Vulcanus Co gets contracts for three large ships. City of Venice was towed off Achipur sands and returned to Calcutta. Styria is taking on water after grounding in Florida reef. Florence overdue from Port of Spain to Philadelphia. Tingey torpedo boat launched in Baltimore with Anna Craven christening. Britannia detained at quarantine for smallpox among steerage passengers. Etruria reports heavy seas with damage and a suicide at sea. other ports note arrivals and sailings with multiple ships referenced.
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Brutus
Scotland
Kiel
Lloyd Line
Vulcance Company
Stettin
City of Venice
Achipur Sands
Calcutta
Hooghli
Liverpool
Styria
Usigovitcch
French Reef
Florida
Port Tampa
New Orleans
Key West
Florence
Port of Spain
Philadelphia
Chandler
J. C. Winston & Co
Portland
United States
Tingey
Columbian Iron Works
Baltimore
Anna Truxton Craven
Tuckahoe
N. Y
Craven
Iss
Britannia
New York
Mediterranean
Hoffman Island
Smallpox Hospital
North Brothers Island
Cunard Line
Etruria
Queenstown
Guise
Frederick Sawicki
Storms and tornadoes ravage Georgia towns and call for relief
Reports from Columbus Buena Vista and Rome detail a tornado that derailed a mixed train and damaged infrastructure. Several injured include express staff and a conductor. In Kingston a lightning strike killed two young girls at a negro schoolhouse with others shocked. Communities raise funds and organize relief efforts.
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Columbus
Central Georgia
Buena Vista
J. W. Strickland
T. S. Schuler
H. C. Sapp
Pat Jones
Cusseta
Primitive Baptist Church
W. M. English
Kingston
Jennie Bell Elliott
Jennie Goodwin
Tornadoes Hit Adamsville Area Damaging Homes
Special to the Indianapolis Journal reports a tornado near Adamsville Michigan destroying a lake cottage valued at $2,000 owned by P L Turner of Elkhart and tearing apart Frank Kerr’s farm residence injuring Mrs Kerr. A waterspout of notable size rose from Christiana creek to about one hundred feet.
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Indianapolis Journal
Elkhart
Ind
Adamsville
Mich
P. L. Turner
Frank Kerr
Cyclone hits Pavilion area with wrecked homes and fatalities
A cyclone roared through Pavilion and nearby towns 25 miles southeast of Kalamazoo causing multiple dwelling demolitions, uprooted trees, and widespread damage. Mrs. Noah Tripp died from injuries after being buried under debris. one person in Scott township reported killed. Fences and orchards were ruined. waterspouts formed at Indian Lake. Montgomery county storm damage included a blown barn, killed cows, and unroofed mills.
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Rome
Chambers
J. A. Rounsaville
Rounsaville & Brothers
Kalamazoo
Mich
Pavilion
Here
Noah Tripp
Icksburg
Scott's Station
Indian Lake
Indianapolis Journal
Crawfordsville
Ind
Montgomery County
Wayne Township
Dr. Talbot
Snyder Mills
Wayretown
Windstorm damages Fountain county mill and farms
A windstorm swept eastern Fountain county last night damaging J. M. Snyder's flour mill and collapsing several barns. Lightning struck some structures and many horses and cattle were killed. Damage runs to several thousand dollars with no injuries reported.
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Veedersburg
Ind
Fountain County
J. M. Snyder
Severe windstorm hits Mustasch settlement in Erie county
A severe windstorm swept the western part of Erie county this evening. The Mustasch settlement on Sandusky bay suffered the most with several roofs blown off homes and trees uprooted. No injuries reported. The storm spared Sandusky itself.
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Sandusky
Erie County
Mustasch
Sandusky Bay
Bandusky
Cathedral Destroyed by Lightning Fire in Grand Rapids
St Andrew s Roman Catholic Cathedral in Grand Rapids burned early today after a lightning strike. Loss estimated at 50000 dollars with 20000 dollars of insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids, Mich
St. Andrew's Roman Catholic
Floods hit Wisconsin cities as rivers rise and damage spreads
Heavy rains and thaw flood Wisconsin towns including Sheboygan Oshkosh Fond du Lac Saukville and Milwaukee suburbs. Menominee river in Wisconsin Dells area floods factories suspend operations. La Crosse dam and bridge damage, dynamite used to break La Crosse gorge. Hokah Minnesota Root river dam washed away. Saukville split by flood, Port Washington appeals for help as residents flee.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Sheboygan
Oshkosh
Fond du Lac
Saukville
Menominee River
Piggsville
Wauwatosa
Black River Falls
Twelfth-street
There
Neenah
la Crosse
Sduta
Hokah
Minn
Ile
Port Washington
Flood Submerges Village Streets and Cellars
In the village and two just south, water five feet deep covers the main street and all cellars are submerged, creating widespread flood damage and disruption.
Snowbound Trains Hold Up Western Nebraska Passengers
From Omaha March 5 a western Nebraska storm keeps four passenger trains sidetracked at Ogallala with cars and crew stranded half a mile west in drifted cuts. Passengers are cared for and not suffering. President Burt and party remain attached to an eastbound train among the stranded. Five freight trains remain stalled near North Platte as the heaviest snow of the season continues to blow.
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Omaha
Neb
Ogallala
Nebraska
Burt
North Platte
Union Pacific
Long Pine
Blizzard grips Western Kansas and eastern Colorado
A severe snowstorm socked Western Kansas and eastern Colorado from Saturday night through Sunday night, delaying Rock Island trains and holding several services at Brewster and Goodland. Union Pacific routes from Limon Junction to Manhattan faced heavy disruption while tracks along northern UP and Burlington routes remained blocked. Crews worked through the night to clear lines and restore service.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Colorado
Rock Island
Hyer
Brewster
Col
Goodland
Chicago
Union Pacific
Limon Junction
Manhattan
Burlington and
Missouri River
Widow of P. S. Brooks Dead in Columbia and London
The widow of Preston S. Brooks, who famously attacked Charles Sumner in 1856, dies in Columbia. The report recalls Brooks’s expulsion bid, resignation, and later re election, while noting Jane Yonge’s death in London and Joseph W. Dwyer’s death in Millburn, with forthcoming interment in Raton.
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Columbia
Preston S. Brooks
Charles Sumner
United States Senate
Bishop John Sweeney Dead at Eighty in St John Diocese
Rt Rev Dr John Sweeney bishop of the Roman Catholic diocese of St John has died aged eighty. He leaves numerous institutions and churches built under his direction as monuments to his career.
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John
N. B
John Sweeney
Diocese of
St. John
Sweeney
Prominent Michigan Official Charles May Dies at 75
Kalamazoo Michigan March Charles S May lieutenant governor of Michigan from 1963 to 1968 and leading member of the Michigan bar died suddenly at his Island View Gull Lake home from heart failure aged seventy five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalamazoo
Mich
Charles S. May
Michigan
Island View
Gull Lake
Nebraska Deadlock Sparks Senate Election Debate
New York March 26 The Times reports U S Senator Hanna opposes direct popular election of senators though he sees it could be urged by deadlocks in legislatures like Nebraska and Delaware He criticizes delays in expressing the people's will and notes Republican indignation over Nebraska stalemate He also praises Secretary Hay for handling the Chinese question and lauds educated Chinese in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
the Times
United States
Hanna
Nebraska
Delaware
Senate
Hay
Cold Blooded Deed In Chicago Millinery Store
Charles Lattimer shot his wife in the head at her West Sixty third street millinery shop and killed himself, ending a quarrel that had kept them apart. A letter found in his pocket was sent to his brother A J Lattimer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lattimer
Chicago
Sixty-third Street
Hvme
Etter Lattimer
A. J. Lattimer
Bank Robbery Reported in Columbus Ohio by Masked Bandits
A telephone message from Somerset in Perry county reached Columbus police at 2 a m stating six masked men rode into the city, blew open the local bank safe, and got away with about $15,000 in money and bonds. The report notes the secured amount and the bandits.
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Columbus
Somerset
Perry County
Man goes berserk on train loses funds in Virginia
Hohler, traveling from Louisiana to sail for Germany, became insane on a train and tore up and threw away $2.50. He wandered to Richmond, was restrained, and later placed in jail in Charlottesville for safety.
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Richmond
H. Hohler
Louisiana
Germany
Charlottesville
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Weather Forecast
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Yokohama
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Lulee
Funchal
Taurte
Rhineland
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Leghorn
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Gibraltar
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J. D. Harrell
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Braska
Blizzard
P. S. Brooks
Massachusetts
Congress
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Preston 5
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George Lewis
House
Anson Burlingame
Canada
Charlotte Mary Yonge
Winchester
Miss Yonge
Otterbourne Hants
William Crawley Yonge
Francis Mary Bargus
Monthly Packet
Redcliffe
England
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Palestine
John Kemble
Elderfield
Otterbourne
Joseph W. Dwyer
Raton
N. M
Millburn
N. J
Dwyer
Sharon
NYONS
Witch Hotel
Munyon
Munyen
Broadway
Twenty-Sixth ST
New York City
Charles Mayer & Co
W. Wash. St
the Gift Store of
vorRics
Wee
J. B. Kirkpatrick
Usiness
East
C. J. Fletcher
North
Pennsylvania Street
South Meridian Street
OJ Sayer
Fradges
San Juan
Porto Rico
Haiti
Holden
Knight & Jillson CO
Indianapolis
Burton Ale
Interstate Medical Journal
Burton
J. T. Power & Son
Garson
C. Aneshaensel & CO
Ohio Street
Charlotte Russe
Joseph Taggart
Massachusetts Avenue
Willig’s Cash Furniture Store
West
Washington Street
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