Russians Repulse Gear's Forces At Port Arthur
The report claims Russian forces repelled a Japanese assault on a fortified position near Port Arthur, noting light Russian losses while praising the Mikado's men. Dispatches describe Japanese cavalry and infantry skirmishes, heavy fighting around Choch Ju and Ping Yas, and Russian attempts to counterattack with limited success.
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London
Haa
Yokiu
Huelan
Chong Ju
Korea
Kurshaws
Eld
Auibulaber
Wien
Trubsian Wriston
Maurice
Port Arthur
Con- Police
Wei
Hershove
Grnepat Msnihenky
Dolem
Mishtebenkitn
Kesan
Bouresant
Kasan
Baird
Noo San
Androk
Vaselviteh
Momach
Schiinikem
Hal Ju
Andi
St. Peterburg
Stirtchenko
Chonguk
Kora
Mugdey
Aii
Mittchenko Adda
Stepanoff
Wenx
Kuropathia
Vindivostok Tutsty
Posstet Bay
Posatet Bay
Makarofi
ChefongMatch
oMleially
Drag
Hurt Attar
Eka
Lonica
Yalu New Chwang
Yalu
Uru
Aptang
Notive
New York
Indius
Times
England
Chiang
Brnent Satow
Pekin
Grast Briain
Satmma Teyay Wandeghate
Alexios
Waselan
Teigchow
Trueelen
Taken
Helena
New Chang
New Law Found Only Few Firms Have Complied With Statute
A recent legal notice reports that only a small number of firms have met the new statute requirements. Officials warn ongoing enforcement and potential penalties for noncompliance. The article cites unspecified agencies and urges firms to review compliance deadlines.
State Fertilizer Law Enforcement Stirs Kansas Farm Trade
The Kansas Department of Agriculture takes up a new fertilizer law requiring brands to file samples, pay $20 per year, and undergo official analysis. Dealers face heavy civil penalties for noncompliance. enforcement rests with the state board, though expansion to an experiment station is discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Agriculture
State Board of Agriculture
Kansas
State Board of Sericulture
Mohler
Department of Agriculture
Geeres
Agricultural Fund
Department of Agriculture i Pon
Swift Packing Company
Louis
Cudahy Packing Company
Armourie
I B. Schermerhorn
Cherokee County
Schermerhorn
Tt Sea
Ihe
Bord of Agriculture
Sereuiuee
J.T. Wolind
Kansas Ex Verlmont
Manhattan
Enouth
Kansan
Ranece
Moyer Freed From Jail After Bond Post in Telluride
Telluride Colorado March 20 Chass Moyer president Western Federation of Miners released on $900 bond by Counts Judie James Waid on furnishing. Immediately rearrested by soldiers under Adj General Sherewan Bell. Charge details unclear. Also arrest warrant for Ata D. Maywood secretary American Federation on desecration of the flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telluride
Chass | Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Ainee Eaturday
Judie James W. Waid
Cianeral Sherewan Bell
Tne
Luis Hutane
Ata D. Maywood
Tage Federation
Delegates Chosen for County and State Conventions
The People's party of the city held a meeting at Trades Assembly and elected delegates for the county convention to be held next Saturday. More than 15 attendees were present as 24 delegates will be chosen to attend the state convention and nominate a candidate for the West district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People's Party
Trades Assembly
Jil Kansss
Topeka
Wiest
Burglary Confession Ties Two Men to Hardware Store Theft
John H. Wilson and Charles Ray confessed to burglary at a hardware store in a river town. They admitted planning the break in and named accomplices in Sliver Lake. A witness traced the scene and provided details used as evidence against them.
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John H. Wilson
Charles Ray
Chartee Ray
Rorsville
Sierite Lords
Sliver Lake
Tacy
Lucas
Levee Breaks Cause Widespread Flood Damage in Indiana
Vincennes reports Belgrade levee failure floods towns across Lawrence County with two thirds submerged. Westport water reaches second stories. boats evacuate residents. Indianapolis council allocates 25,000 for flood repairs and considers 200,000 for further work. Mrs. Emmiry Wright dies from exposure during flood rescue.
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Vincennes
Ind
Westport
Lawrence County
Belgrade
Indiana
Hooked
Recce
Indianapolis
Tnd
Gms
Eimirh Wright
May Stratton
Amendments Shaped Senate Post Office Bill in Washington
The Senate committee on post offices and portraits advanced amendments to the office appropriation bill. Changes include reducing the third and fourth class post office separation cost, capping allowances to postmasters, and new lines for assistant superintendents salaries. Additional items cover international transport, pneumatic tubes, and expanded mail service costs with overall funding adjustments. The House considered the civil appropriation bill and rejected a provision on coupon exclusion in tobacco packages.
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Washington
Senate Committee
Timi
Senate
Appr
Meinch
Boston
Ciies
Drum
Third Sssistant Postameter
Nennie
Pamvet
Falten Arig Bil
Western
Alaskan Construction Company
Billdines
Cape Itel
Washington Monument
Kootenatier
Thako
Gilmore
Tobissen Point
Fintion
McCimber
Mil
Fort Tunlfern
Rouse
Che House
Tax Deeds Ready for September Deeds to Follow
Tax rolls for 19ht show unpaid parcels ready to be deeded in September unless reclaiming owners appear. Advertisements have run and the local authority warns that tax deeds will be issued next term. Four duck hunters drowned in Lake Calumet, Chicago, March 26, as fuel explosions and careless waste led to the incident involving Tunis Stigerlan Abraham Btnecrland Peter Pierson and Joke Brandt Hexis Postmaster Named March 33 The presi i to the senate the runin Dallas to he postmaster.
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Iml
Chicago
Lake
Calumet
Tunis
Hexis
Senate
Dallas
Bristow Burton clash over trap claims fuels political battle
Indignant Bristow allies deny hints that Burton was ensnared by a trap or motivated by revenge. They insist Burton admitted key facts at indictment time and that Bristow pursued post office investigations impartially, while newspapers doubt any favoritism or collusion. Weather notes close the piece.
Time of April Showers Record and Forecast
A trace of rain was measured last night as April showers begin. Forecasts predict generally wet tonight and Thursday, with cooler conditions. Government thermometer readings show light rain from the northwest at various hours.
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Kankas
Thunstey
The Blindness of England editorial stance on Russo British ties
The Navoe Vreyerna editorial in St Petersburg on March 30 argues that Japan's victory harms Britain more than any other European power. It labels America as Japan's ally and warns England to recognize the U S and Russia as mutual enemies, urging a Russo British understanding and warning of an American Mediterranean influence.
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St. Petersburg
Navoe Vreyerna
England
Japan
Great Britain
Chemulpo
Variag
Pacifc
Russia
America
Enelaid
Europe
Immunity claim in Burrton case before U S court
St Louis March 30 Senator Burrton’s counsel moves to arrest judgment arguing counts fail to state U S offenses and lack federal jurisdiction. They contend post office interest claims are absent and senate immunity during session prevents proceedings against all U S senators, not waivable.
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St. Louis
Burton
United States
Post Office Department
Senate
Niet
Senate of the
Senator Burton Faces Postponed Sentence In Kansas Case
In Lima on March 30 no action occurred in the US district court over Senator J Burton of Kansas convicted of taking payments to aid Rialto Grain & Securities in the post office department. Defense excep tions bill likely finished tomorrow and filed with a motion for appeal. A new bond will be required pending rehearing.
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St Lima
United States District Court
United States
J. Burton
Kansas
Rialto Grain & Securities Company
Post Office Department
Tostether
Symator Burton
Parker Backers Win Big in New York Primaries
A New York March 3 report summarizes Democratic primaries in key counties for the state convention. It states Parker delegates are instructed to vote for Judge Parker in the presidential nomination. The Herald notes 208 Parker delegates counted as successful so far with a projected total near 2 and aims for a strong convention majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Parker
Probate court over 20 estates unused for years
Probate court holds jurisdiction over twenty estates long neglected by trustees and named parties. Estates valued from a few dollars to 310,000 dollars, with many not filing reports for years. Judge Hayden notes ignored histories and missing trustee actions in several cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayden
Mentos
Obedience to Law Theme At Auditorium Theatre
Justice David J Brewer warned against crime in cities, urging citizens to pursue lawful paths. He noted crime follows opportunity and business links with urban life, urging workers and employers to uphold rights and avoid force during labor disputes.
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Chicago
Justice Brewer
Wimany M. ‘Tweed
Brooklyn
Barnum
Hototlery
Humen
Zion
Elijah
Ling Corporation
Chet Thomas
Nino Poten
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Gear
Minttchenko
UN Iin
Tokia
Gita
Ping Yas
Kuropetkin
Fon & Company of Infantry
State Board
Moyer
Peoples Party
Lawrence Co., Ind
Bristow
Joseph L. Bristow
Senator Burton
Rinito
Wellmer “School
Weltmer
Postofice
Rialto Company
Postoffice
Riatto Company
Rialte
St. Louie
Mr. Bristow
Dice
St Louis
Peecords
Net Brooke Brokerate
Post Office
Rialta Company
Bristows Department
Burten
Republican Party
Hurton
Ottiwa Herald
Ritts City Journal
Surton
Brintow
State Journal
Kansas City Journal
Jourpal
Arleton
Benater Burton
Burton Railly
Philx-delphia
Cinclanati
St.Louis
U.S
Tate Court
Duastico
Auditorium Theatre
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