Fear Trap For Russian Army In Northward Retreat
St Petersburg dispatches report Linevitch’s forces splitting to hold the Kirin line while a Japanese advance along the trade route pressures the retreat. Moscow notes 120,000 killed or captured at Mukden with 80 guns lost as Kaiyuan falls and Kuropatkin heads home amid mounting peace talk pressure on Emperor Nicholas.
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Warner Wins Prize In Missouri Senate Fight
After a deadlock since January 18 the Missouri legislature elected Maj. William Warner of Kansas City to fill the United States senator vacancy. In a riotous session Democrats backed Cockrell while Republicans split among Niedringhaus Kerens and others. Warner won on the seventh ballot with 51 votes to 88 for Cockrell and 1 for Niedringhaus, in a 175 total. Warner had served as U S district attorney for Kansas City and was a former Republican gubernatorial candidate in 1895.
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Battle With a Lunatic at North American Chemical Plant
John White, an employee at the North American Chemical plant in Bay City, was found unconscious after a half hour struggle with a masked attacker wielding a butcher knife. White described a violent confrontation inside the lab leading to several wounds before the assailant fled into the darkness.
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North American Chemical Company
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Cence
Roosevelt in New York attends family wedding and banquets
President Roosevelt arrived in New York on a special train and attended the marriage of Eleanor Roosevelt to Franklin Roosevelt. He and Mrs. Roosevelt were hosts at social events by the Friendly Sons of St Patrick and the Sons of the American Revolution, delivering addresses before returning to Washington. Nearby reports note the death of ex Governor Cyrus G Luce in Michigan at age 80, a bank embezzlement conviction in Cleveland, the death of clown M Niblo in Denver, a new stock exchange price record in New York, and the election of Mrs Frederick Scholl as president of the National Congress of Mothers.
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Cyrus G. Luce
Michigan
Twenty Four Men Killed In A Mine Disaster At Thurmond
In Charleston West Virginia on March 20 a gas explosion in the Rush Run and Red Ash mines near Thurmond killed 10 workers Saturday night and 14 rescuers Sunday morning. A second explosion and after damp killed the rescue party. Mine Inspector Pinckney redirected efforts to restore air and safety before further entry.
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Edward Pinckney
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Train wreck near Winfield injures 12 in Hammond Ind
Train No 7 Pacific express ran at six miles an hour near Winfield station on Sunday morning when an auxiliary reserve reservoir fell into a switch frog causing the engine to stay and six cars to topple over the 20 foot embankment injuring 12 people with two possibly dying.
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Winfield Station
Flour Mills Kept Busy Amid Japanese Orders
Heavy orders from Japan pour into Minneapolis milling firms. One major company received 20 000 sacks on Thursday and a second order same number on Sunday. All mills owned by the company run at full capacity including the Buffalo New York mill and others at Louisville and St. Louis. In New York Nan Patterson faces a new trial for the murder of Caesar O the wealthy bookmaker. The retrial is set to begin April 29 as announced by the district attorney.
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Death of Gen Hawley Ends Noted Political Career
Washington reports the death of Gen Joseph R Hawley longtime U S senator from Connecticut at his Hartford home after a lengthy illness He was 78 and had left active Senate duties in 1902 His career spanned as governor congressman senator and army officer with service in the Civil War and later roles in national commissions Funeral plans are undecided with a possible state or senate chamber observance.
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France protests Venezuelan actions toward French Cable
France informs the United States of the Venezuelan government’s highhanded moves against the French Cable Company and signals patience running thin. The French ambassador may meet President Roosevelt next week to align policy.
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Upper Des Moines-Republican and the Inter Ocean Clip
A readable clipping from the Upper Des Moines Republican and the Chicago Inter Ocean presents a brief note of local and national items. It reflects period reporting tone with concise facts about events, people, and places mentioned in the two papers.
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Inter Ocean
Night Prowling Thieves
A dated medicinal advertisement warns of night coughs and croup as hidden dangers to children. It promotes Kennedy Laxative Honey and Tar as a non opiate remedy to expel illness before doctors arrive, urging guardians to keep it on hand and purchase from R H Miller.
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Deaths in New York and Chicago November December 1908
In New York and Chicago a fifth of November and December deaths were from pneumonia. Foley's Honey and Tar stops cough, heals lungs, prevents pneumonia, and strengthens the system to cure colds quickly and avoid serious outcomes. Sald y E E Conner Co Algona.
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Guaranteed cure for piles via Paxo Ointment
Paxo Ointment promises to cure tieking, blind, bleeding or protruding piles. Druggists refund money if it fails to cure any case, no matter how long standing. First application provides ease within 6 to 14 days. Sold for 50 cents. if unavailable, send 500 stamps to Paris Medicine Co., St. Louis.
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Burdock Blood Bitters Credited For Cure
Testimony from Mrs. Chas Hutton of Berville Michigan claims Burdock Blood Bitters cured her scrofulous sores after a long battle with illness. She says the remedy made her perfectly well.
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