War News From Port Said To St Petersburg In March Dispatches
Reports from multiple fronts describe naval incidents at Port Said and hints of diplomatic moves. Washington and Seoul relay actions to relocate missionaries, while Paris notes improved Franco British ties. Observers cite no spring signs as fleets mobilize, and Russian ports prepare for possible new operations.
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Daty
Dharrhes
Pers
Geenblun
Camr Alexander IE
St Petersburg
Houkele
Sons Chin
Plukuliy
Koten
Stator General Plus
Aot
Vicrroy Abexiom
Pommettay
Yale
Kores
Taketlipa Sura
Gams
Cingiul
Bork
Port Said
Allen
Seoul
le Bante
Ping Tang
Chuematpa
New York
Washington
Armericans
Korea
Philippines
United States
K. Carrell
Iisiliary Society of the Methentiat Episcopal
Hay
Elasionarion
Qarminer
Paris
France
Great Britain
Henlekendorf
Count Renickendorff
Fusiba
Bletherfore
Count Beneckendorf
Exar
Hera
Aminandor
Japan
Germany
Rutt
Russia
United
Norkion
Japan’s trice failed port Arthur attempt reported
A passenger arriving from Port Arthur describes a Japanese effort to seal the harbor before firing. The report notes a signal “Am sinking” and a tug near the entrance, with storms and damaged pumps hindering the steamer’s progress as defenses opened at the harbor entrances.
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Japan
Port Arthur
St. Determburs
Petersburg
Elle
Stacy
Arthur
Museian Naval
Armorei
Rossal
Three Separate Armies In Campaign Plans Of Japan
London reports from March 4 summarize far eastern news on Japanese movements. Cor respondents cite reports of forces at Chinampa and Pica Freie, landings at Wonsan, and three Japanese armies in Korea. Telegraph and Chronicle notes discuss naval movements, Port Arthur isolation, and potential advances as winter moderates. reports of ships damaged but repair likely complete.
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Japan
London
Daily Expess
Tom Chamulpo
Chinampa
Pica Freie
Martin
Miamohurta
Daily Chronicle
Wonsan
Shasighal
Daily Telegraph
Korea
New York Herald
Chefoo
Gulf Lalo Tung
The
Daily Telegraph Systat
Port Arthur
Port Dalnyx
Kirin
Morning Post
Chem Aalpo
Ley
Port Danny
Argentine's Report on Flood Ponds Expended in Argentina Kansas
Treasurer C W Green reports how flood ponds relief funds were used by the Argentin e relief committee. Total cash and disbursements are listed with sewer and police service costs. Household goods valued at 1000 dollars were provided by the Kansas City relief committee.
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Tressurer Green
Argentina
C. W. Green
ALBA
Beret
Suott SS
Special Police
US Legal Services
Kansas City
Nominating Contests Spark Involved Kansas Race
A lively party contest unfolds over the second district congressional nominating papers. J D Bowersock files first for Republican, while H J Allen and others race to file. Debates center on Vaughn’s committee role and quorum validity as Allen seeks court or other authority to settle the contest.
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J.D. Bowersock
Soncress
H. J. Allen
Allen
T. T. Kelly
Baversock
Garnett
Grant Hornaday
Fort Scott
Me. Allen
Kelly
Missouri Pacific
Twenth Street
Santa Te Cron
de Santa
C. J
HeMadayine
Ghtad
Haindlay
State House
Bowersock
Hawersock
Atl Otrack
Topeke
Missouri Paiss
Hornaday
Ace
Topeka
John H. Vaughn
Anderson County
Congressional Committee
Anderson
Vaughn
Kansas City
Kos
Joanna
Karsam
Hen
Broole Sens
Tate
I. H. Vaughan
Kanan City
Kas
John FB
Dellinger
Kaukas City
Son County Central Committee
Jaine J. HW. Vaughn
Vaigtin
Iderson
Allintaetlan
Jeralsind
Vauehana
Metcall
Mercart
Yebo
Johsinon
Anderson Counly Hember Johnson
Bowersork
Anderton
Frank Travia
weoRen
Wan
Eupreme Court
Secord
Barker
Powermick
W. R. Stubbs
Johnston
Markets Today Demand for Corn Sparks Firm Trading
Chicago and Kansas City market notes show firm demand for corn with light cattle receipts and mixed hogs. Wheat prices swung wildly on erroneous data, while oats and provisions moved modestly. cash grain quotes list No 3 red at 1.00-1.04 and No 2 red near 1.05. Livestock reports reflect strong steer selling, steady hogs, and rising calf activity amid export demand.
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Chicago
Atari
Bodme
Hbbwo
Minneapolis
Duluth
General Commission
WLC
Aatyo
Isc
Sac
Annes
Sera
Regi Deavy
Market notes from St Louis and New York trading desks
The report covers St Louis market action for cattle sheep and hogs with prices and receipts, plus notes on Chicago and Kansas City commodities, butter cheese eggs, cotton, and a broad stock market summary. It mentions 1900 head cattle receipts, mixed cattle prices, and steady to firm bids, with New York stocks showing low activity and sporadic gains in select rails and industrials.
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New York
Wall Street
Brookish Transit
Car
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Rose & It
Westinghouseledtric
Si Tonis
Ban Oy Secong
Colorado
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Hassal
Petersburg Pastaffine
Post Telegraph
Rumble, Bros” Enamel Walter Gators
Star Grocery Wholesale and Retail
E. Montgomery
von Walderses
Hanover
Prinsia
March Tor
Marsial Count von Bye Ieowueiie
MR. Allen
J. E. Gath
Osan
West Sixth Street
Christie Grain and Stock Co
Kansas
Ranke City
Bom
McGrew
Harker
Bowergock
Stye
Bowerspci
Jomeson
Susslem
Aflen
Minis
Cravenette
Oxford
St. Louis
Texas
Mestre
Ket
Tamabe
Chicsgo
Young Americas
TAVE
Earth Care
Gholes Lenore
Autry
Fan
Eresh
Shiko
Atendy
Brute Dairy
St Louis
York
Rtrone
Finn
Gosmo
Purateh
Vermin
Shecaeaing San Avenue
Tabephore Ty
Liverpool
Amul
U.S
Atchwon
Wabash, Co
Wabash
Weaters
Walen
Dacia Sanka
Union
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