Port Arthur clash sinks torpedo boat Beatrashal and mines hit Pobieda
Reports from Port Arthur say the torpedo boat destroyer Beatrashal was cut off and sunk with all hands during the Japanese attack. The battleship Pobieda hit a harbor mine but entered harbor without loss. Japanese claim sunk another battleship. Five men saved. forty-five perished. Admiral Ukhnomsky assumes command.
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St. Petersborg
Beatrach
Port Arthur
Hesbor
St. Petersbure
Admira Guixtomnaky
Port Arther
Beastrashal
Releonn Alter
Aes
Oukiomsky
Paviovak
Merwan
St. Peteraburs
Grief at St Petersburg Requiem for Makaroff Officers
A solemn requiem for Vice Admiral Makaroff and sailors of Petropavlovsk was held in the admiralty church in St Petersburg. About 2000 gathered outside, many relatives with tearful faces, as the empress did not attend. The ceremony proceeded inside the white marble church amid military honors.
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St. Petersburg
Makaroff
Petropaviovek
Admiralty A
Jost
Reperiel
Perer Jaint
Inez Sed Gions
Lerittan
Jap Mine and Port Arthur Battle Reported
Washington reports a Japanese official dispatch describing the attack on Port Arthur with a Russian battleship loss and mine actions. Chefoo and Tokyo add details of the engagement, port defenses, and the death of Admiral Makaroff, with royal mourning and questions about further campaigns.
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Washington
Uria
Port Arthur
Fotilila No
Viovsik
Jovanen
Chefoo
iIt
Petroparivesk
Pick
New York
Avil
Petropavjavek
Daily Telegraph
Campaien
Port Arthay
Port Archur
Tokio
Makaroff
Wetien
Baer
Topeka Freight Rates on Santa Fe Core Issue
A Transportation Committee plans to travel to Chicago to present the Topeka freight rate discrimination case. The group will canvass affected workers, compile facts, and seek relief by pressuring the interstate commerce commission and arranging a meeting with Santa Fe Vice President Paul Morton.
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Mohammed
Topeka
Paul Morton
Santa Fe Railroad
Fet
Kansas City
Chicago
Calforsie
Topeks
Transportation Committee
Commercial Club
Morton
State Jour
Mater
Rod Biale
Actiog
Uni Trom Toneko
Missouri Valley
Topeek
al Mortot
Thomas Ber Company
Mixsouri
Freign
Jumber
Thomax
Webstrt
Webster-Tulloch Coal Company
Q. B.D
Willem Green
Thos Page
J. S Parks
John Sargent
Jonathan Thomas
Warper
W. B Kistler
J. B. Betts
E. B H. Remsey
T. F. Doran
Geo. D. Hexfeild
J. G. Bauer
J. R Mulvane
Anderson
Missouri River
Patna
Shreve
York
Santa Fe
Canal Bill Up In Washington April 11
Fragmented report from Washington outlines validation of homestead claims and state land conveyances in North Dakota, plus river and memorial park proposals. It notes concurrent resolutions on the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, and debate over the Filipino bill with warnings of potential railroad subsidies and future scandals.
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Washington
North Dakote
Dickey County
Iephine Stone Hills
Senate
Morgans
Meenaimoved
House
Chapinla
Minscort
Warnock
Williams
Cuurantes
Filipino Commission
Perry Heath
Baye
Mesacre
Eae
Warhisston
Rocae
Congress
Dewey Juror Insane in Cheunces Dewer Murder Trial
Norton Kas April 14. G L Le Count juror in the Cheunces Dewer murder case is today judged insane and will be removed to a mental hospital. The trial concerns the death of Thurcharl Ferre as W J Mebride Clyde Wilson stand accused.
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Cain
St. Petereburg
Ross
Prince Ouktonskys
Bulletin Poorés
Associated Press
Mekaroft
Norton Kas
G. L. le Count
Cheunces Dewer
W. J. Mebride
Clyde Wilson
Thurcharl Ferre
Fas
Contested Kansas City to Rule on Allen Cur Us Seats
The state election board will decide the Anthony Curus and Allen Bowersock congressional contests Monday at 2 PM after all arguments were presented. The hearing extended through a night session to complete proceedings, with witnesses including Tucker and H J Allen.
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State Election Board
Anthony-Cur Us
Alien-Bowersock
Firet
Coleman
Jenks
H. J. Allen
Toany
State Board of Telephone Phassiasyrs
Alco Rmiembens
Ite
Hanes City
Kan
Trickett
Alien
Qiye Bas Slaht
Allen
Bowersock
H. Tucker
Lawrence
Congressions
Uned
Garnett
Doversock
Fatker
Tucker
Dave Tucker
Barker
Hetrick
Weil
Peterson
Republican County Committee of
Calénal
Kasaas City
John Vaughn
Abe Pat Fittee
Derma
Mara
Aleo
Kares
Horton Episode Reveals Fort Scott Confession in 1589 Case
Horton Kansas reports a murky case reappearing as Harvey McAleer charged with killing Frank Evans in a premeditated act. A Fort Scott confession ties the murder to a December night, with McAleer also known as Harry McAteer.
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Horton
Kan
C. L. Roathouxs
Fort Scott
Murrer
Harvey McAleer
Praok Evana
McAleer
Shiek
Washington nuptials unite Patterson daughter and Count Giayekl
In Washington on April 14, Mev Thomas Lee officiated at the Paterson home wedding of Mint Ktenn Patterson of Chicago and Washington to Count Joseph Giayekl of Russia. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Raymond Patterson and Lord McCormick. After celebrations the party plans a Vienna visit and a stay at Count Giaycki's estate near Constantinople.
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Washington
Mint Ktenn
Patterson
Robert W. Patterson
Chicago
Joseph Giayekl
Russia
Paterson
Thomas Lee
St Matthew's Catholic Church
Mick
Lord McCormick
Raymon Patterson
Vienna
Count Gieycki
Ftarcoerstantinaye
Day A Pleasant One Weather Warm Tomorrow
Day A pleasant day forecast with warmer conditions expected tomorrow by forecaster Tom says. A regional bulletin notes clear skies over Kanes and western Missouri this morning with variable day temperatures and low night readings and some precipitation in places. Maximums and minimums range around the listed city readings, while the Kansas forecast highlights spotty conditions ahead.
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Tomor
Jennings
Kanes
Missouri
Kartars Sit- Jone
Manieace
Sedan
Jens
Torsnno
Kasses
Weather Forecast Summary
Forecast for Friday April 1 indicates clear, warm evening ahead with rising temperatures. Winds light to moderate, conditions improve overnight with plenty of night air.
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Acta
Fontarth
Tragic Powder Explosion Kills 29 Aboard Ship at Target Practice
A catastrophic explosion during target practice aboard the vessel kills 29 crew members, including Captain Gridley’s son, as powder charges ignite in the turret and magazine. Lt. Davidson and other officers lead perilous rescue efforts while the ship’s commander, Captain’s brother-in-law, is among the dead. rapid action limits total destruction.
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Texas
Brooklyn
Hammer
Ord
Ted
Davidean
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Webster
Tellech Coal Company
DeneSitto
State Journal
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Japan
Seoator McFraw
DEWEY
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MR. Tucker
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Travie
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Bowersock Alto
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Emional
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Harvey McAleer Hine
Miss Patterson
A * Tiveetan Notleman
Pensacola
Captain Gridley
Ant
LIEET
Wlc
Davidson
Tyeharee
Niech
Weichret
Eruleet Cement Co
Mecmadn
Jaeut
I. F
Gridley
Thomas Tare
Sloxaputlax Conewains
Charles Rice
Seaman
J. Gadhis
Sciegbadth
Chummany Shaman
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Fran Corswads
P. Starr
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