Russia and Japan in Manchuria Crisis Echoes
Berlin reports Russia pledges full respect for treaty rights in Manchuria with China, while Japan insists on no further landings. Russia aims to uphold treaty obligations and soothe tensions, as Japan considers its own responses. Continental powers monitor the exchange amid broader war-prep movements in Asia.
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Manchuria
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Heinkin
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Japan to receive formal reply after cabinet talks
A Russian minister described as preliminary to Japan's formal response. cabinet discussions concluded with plans for tomorrow's offer. Japan reportedly bought 100 Krupp howitzers for immediate delivery and a six officer commission was seen at Meppen. Japan also requisitioned thirty merchant ships for transports as Russian guards strengthen at Seoul and France moves to set guards there.
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de Rosen
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Berlin
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Meppen
WAPAN
Washington
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State Department
Seoul
Mtrangewerte
Coroner Reports Findings In Willard Wreck Inquiry
Maple Hill Kansas January 11 coroner inquiry into the Willard wreck heard witnesses this forenoon and adjourned to midweek. Train dispatcher Eby testified about a train order to Conductor Nagle and an order duplicate for Engineer Benjamin. The jury will take Benjamin’s statement in Kansas City tomorrow.
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Willard
Benjamin
Kansas City
Eby
Uctor Nagle
Luke
McFarlan
Stoddard
Seigel
Carroll
Rock Island
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Willard Amishquki
Nagle
Valencia
Mr. Eby
No. 2
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Hoover
Piremuin Stollard
Stalian
Iroquois fire inquiry moves toward full investigation
Corner Trager announced a wide ranging probe into the Iroquose fire as officials clear brushwood and prepare to call the public to stand. Attorney Fulkerson said ten days of inquiry have outlined dangerous intents by those responsible for building, safety, and patron protection.
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Jon
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Cormner
Fulkerson
Esaye
General Reyes Seeks Panama Settlement In Talks With Hay
Washington Jan 1 General Reyes Cotemptan special minister conferred with Secretary of State at his home on the Panama situation He left for New York today not likely to return The secretary did not announce conclusions or dispatches to Congress Reyes urged Colombia to pursue peaceful settlement while Hay urged patience Temperatures reported for large cities across the nation.
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Reyes
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Ui Corclinion
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Colombia
Hanna's Plans and Millions Subscribed to Defeat Roosevelt
A Washington to Inter Ocean dispatch reports intense Republican activity around Senator Hanna's upcoming Ohio Legislature address. It notes Hanna may withdraw from national committee chair and refrain from nominating Roosevelt, while anti Roosevelt factions push for a candidate not tied to Wall Street. The piece highlights Kerens of Missouri and Taft speculation, with trust power funding anti Roosev ell campaigns and claims that defeat of Roosevelt could boost Democrats.
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Washington
Inter-Ocean
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Hanna
Ohio
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Main
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Roosevelt
Indianapolis
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Hiskard Kerenes
Missouri
Kerens
Wall Street
Taft
Philippines
Renard
Hoosevelt
New York
Hanna Boom and Trusts Attempt to Block Roosevelt Nomination
A New York Hanna bureau plans a ten million dollar push to defeat Theodore Roosevelt and promote Grover Cleveland. An Indianapolis anti Roosevelt literature drive targets Republicans nationwide, alleging Democratic manipulation. The effort, backed by trust power, aims to stop Roosevelt’s nomination and rally behind Hanna.
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Editoria
Hanna
Ax Vedy
Roosevelt
Ohio
Ani
Indianapolis
United States
Cincinnati
Charles
McLean
New York City
Grover Cleveland
Gumshoe fight overshadows Roosevelt literature in ink
Inslranzpolis January 11 anti Roosevelt literature lacks a public HQ with the campaign now described as a gumshoe effort. Aaron Jones of South Bend, head of the National Grange, arrives after a regional trip. Jones says he backs Hanna but predicts Roosevelt’s forces may falter as undisclosed influences emerge.
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Thdlana
Leity
McKinley
Fairbanks
Roseaveltea Aadsinejon
Aaron Jones
South Bend
National Grange of the
United States
Roosevelt
Mr. Jones
Hanna
Only Two Ports Open in Chinese Treaty Update
The article notes that only the opening of two ports, Al Stukden and An Tung, and general privileges for American shipping will take effect after ratifications exchange within six weeks. Other provisions such as abolishing Hkin taxes and higher U S duties await similar treaties with other signatories.
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al Stukden
An Tung
Chen Tung Lam Chane
Cooger
United States
China
England
Germany
France
Italy
Austria
Belgium
Chorus Discharged In Iroquois Theater Fire Inquest
Chicago reports another death from the Iroquois theater fire Mrs AC Widfall. Leroy Greenwald identified by his father. Nathan Corbin case mix up. Eight chorus members testify as seven chorus men and eight chorus girls testify. Ten theater workers arraigned. cases continued to January 21. Diamond ring valued at 250 dollars found among debris.
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Chicago
AC. Widfall
Leroy Greenwald
Nathan Corbin
Justic Caverts
Justice Caverts
Houston superintendent killed in route to San Fremisco
San Juan steamer report from Central American coast says George D. Fraoks of Houston, head of the Mungapilio breakwater, died with wife, son, and servant when struck by a chute en route from Colima to Manzanitle. Brooks and the servant killed. Mrs Brooks injured severely and child lost limbs.
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Cal
San Juan
George D. Fraoks
Houston
Tex
Mungapilio
Colima
Manzanitle
Brooks
Ition
Lees
Money Pledged for Iroquois Memorial Pier Fund
Chicago January 11 a committee on permanent organization announced that relatives of Iroquois fire victims have pledged to support a memorial pier. Arthur E. Pols reported firm financial backing totaling more than a million dollars.
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Aii
Iroquoie Memorial
Arthur E.pols
Funda
Largest Poultry Show Yet At Topeka Auditorium
The Kansas Poultry Association hosts its fifteenth annual show at the Topeka Auditorium this week with a record lineup including fowl, furred and feathered creatures. Exhibitors from eight states bring 3,000 birds. categories cover Barred Plymouth, White Plymouth Rock, Leghorns and many others with prizes and judging to conclude Saturday night.
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Kansas Poultry Association
Cocpa
Kansas
J. J. Mileham
Lincoln Street
Topeka
O. N. Alien
W. 8. Russell
Ottumws
Tawa
B. Rhodes
Hi Savage
Belton
Tex
Ani
Topeke
St. Louis
Plymouth
Mesna
State Poultry Association
Salomon Held to Grand Jury in Revenue Case
Chicago January 11 Commissioner A D Salomon was held to the federal grand jury on a charge of violating the United States internal revenue law at Columbus Laboratories. Of five professors and directors arrested all except Salomon chose to compromise by cash payments to the government. Salomon insisted the violation was only technical.
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Chicago
A.D. Salomon
Federal Grand Jury
United States Internal Revenue Law
Columbus Laboratories
Salomon
United States
Bryan to keynote New Haven Andrew Jackson Day banquet
William J. Bryan arrived in New Haven to attend to business with the Bennett estate and to be the chief guest at a New Haven Democracy banquet honoring Andrew Jackson day. He will speak on "A Concrete Campaign" and later at the Hyperion theater present "The Value of an Ideal" in a lecture at the Palio Bennett course.
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New Haven
Genn
William J. Bryan
Bennett Estate
Andrew Jackson
Bryan
Hyperion Theater
Weather Forecast Confusion and Unsettled Conditions
The Weather Bureau forecast, issued Saturday, warned of snow and rain but was altered. The day opened with repeated forecasts similar to Sunday with rain and a cold night ahead. Winds from the southwest at eight mph. Temperatures recorded show 7:00 at 30, 8:00 at 32, 9:00 at 34, indicating a chilly day.
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Government Weather Bureau
Kansas Poultry Meeting Moves to National Hotel Dining Room
The meeting scheduled by W. R. Stubbs and J. N. Dotlay will not be held in the auditorium. It will take place in the National hotel dining room as the State Poultry association has the Auditorium. The outcome hinges on strong state representation and influential home counties backing the movement.
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W. R. Stubbs
J. N. Dotlay
National Hotel
State Poultry Association
Boss ‘Bisters
Kansas
Larimer Refuses To Quit Judge Nomination Bid
Rumors spread that J. B. Larimer would run as an independent if not accorded the party’s county committee base for the primaries. Larimer stated he is not out of the contest and will not run as an independent candidate beyond that. Supporters favored delaying a primary to May 1 and urged that date at the committee meeting.
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Fupeee
Shep
Tu Rimer
Tartmer
Mad Mullah Beaten at Aden in 1,000 Men Lost
An engagement at Aden, Arabia, reports heavy losses for the Inter force with about 1,000 killed. British casualties include two jeeps and eight severely wounded. Weather notes from Chicago indicate unsettled conditions with rain likely.
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