Japanese reply to Russia keeps relations unchanged
London reports Minister Hayashi received Japan's note reiterating demands with a minor modification. He sees no shift in Russo Japanese relations and expects weeks of negotiations. Paris notes cautious moves toward peaceful mediation, not direct intervention, while Britain and France discuss potential but limited diplomatic steps. Suez updates track ships Dmitri Donskoi and Wasagt maneuvers.
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London
Hayashi
Russia
Japan
Baron Hayashi
Manchuria
Korea
Paris
Gonad
Fgrhaoher
Europe
United ‘States
Suez
Dmitri Donskoi
King Alfred
Far East
Wasagt
Foreign Office
Great Britain
France
Vessels of Russian volunteer fleet pass Bosphorus for Far East
Two large ships of the Russian volunteer fleet carrying troops sailed through the Bosphorus today en route to the Far East.
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Constantinople
Mussian
Bosphorus
Far East
Japan reply to Russia notes hints at counter proposals
Secretary Hay and Japanese minister Takahiro met and the Associated Press reports Japan’s answer to Russia’s note is ready and sent. The reply reportedly rejects Russia’s proposals, keeps Manchuria questions open, and hints at counter proposals. British advisors describe the developments as gloomy.
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Washington
Hay
Takahiro
Associated Press
Russia
Manchuria
Japan
National Live Stock Association backs Roosevelt Panama policy
The National Live Stock Association in Portland unanimously endorsed President Roosevelt's Panama canal policy and sent a copy to him. The convention adopted resolutions supporting pure food reform, the Lewis and Clark exposition funding, and shifting government reserves control to Agriculture. Delegates pressed for rail and grazing legislation and discussed tariffs, transport rates, and stock handling.
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Portland
Ore
National Live Stock Association
Roosevelt
Panama Canal
National Livestock Associations
Theodore Roosevelt
Department of the Interior
Agriculture
A. C. Halliwell
Chicago Daily Livestock World
Riot disrupts Hong Kong Canton railroad traffic
About 4 000 coolies are reported to have joined a disturbance on the Hong Kong Canton railroad. The U S constabulary has telegraphed to Ambassador Conger at Pehla.
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Hongkong
Hong Kong-Canton
U. S. Constitate
Almstor Conger
Pehla
Carnegie Steel employees near ultimatum on wage cuts
In Youngstown Ohio 1200 workers at Carnegie Steel will meet Saturday night to draft an ultimatum to the company. They threaten strike if the demanded wage reductions of sixty six and two thirds percent are not reversed, noting the large cuts as the reason.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Carnegie Steel Company
McCutchen Head of Holstein Bank Dies in Sioux City
Sioux City Iowa January 14 E WH McCutchen chief of McCutchen Co Holstein Iowa a banking house is dead in the city death reported from his residence in a compact notice naming the financial leader and his firm location.
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Sioux City
Iowa
E. WH. McCutchen
McCutchen & Co
Holstein, Iowa
Manila Bandit Escapes Confinement After Pirate Cruise
Manila reports George Dermann once chief inspector of constabulary and G. J. Johnson robbed the Government and seized a vessel for a piratical cruise. Dermann escaped confinement at Cebu and is at large. Johnson was found dead in an abandoned boat after a fight in which Hermann killed four men.
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Manila
George Dermann
Constabulary
G. J. Johnson
Misamis
Mindanao
Cebu
Hermann
Bayausa
Johnson
Portland Exposition Aims for 2125000 in 1905 Event
Washington lawmakers heard Varvey W. Scott editor of the Portland Oregon ian and Lewis and Clark exposition president push a 2,125,000 appropriation for the 1905 Portland exposition. Representatives Cushman James Humphrey Williamson Herman backed the measure. a Pacific coast delegation attended.
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Washington
Ipouse
Varvey W. Scott
Portland Oregonian
Portland
Cushman
James
Humphrey
Williamson
Herman
Oregon
Pacific Coast
Scott
McKinley Memorial Trustees Name Advisory Committees
Canton Ohio Jan 14 trustees of the McKinley Memorial association choose three artists and three architects as advisory committees to review designs. They will meet in New York on January 20. Names not yet public, but described as prominent in art circles. Committees formed to comply with American Institute of Architects jury rules.
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Canton
Ohio
McKinley Memorial Association
New York
American Institute of Architects
Joint Installation Of Knights And Ladies Of Maccabees
A joint installation will be held Friday evening January 15 at 8 p m in K of P hall. All Knights and wives Ladies and their husbands and visiting Knights and Ladies are invited to attend by order of the Committee.
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Knights and Ladies of Maccabees
K. of P.hall
Mission Board in Conference in New York
At the eleventh annual conference of foreign mission boards representatives from more than twenty missionary organizations gathered in New York The meeting featured Rev Dr William Ashmore describing European and American influence in Asia and cautioning against blaming Christian workers for uprisings He urged evangelical church establishments at key ports in India China Korea and Japan.
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New York
Foreign Mission Boards
United States
Canada
North America
William Ashmore
W. i. Lamhuth
Nestor
Bla
Ashmore
Toebert F. Speer
Presbyterian Mean of Foreign Missions
Pele
India
China
Corea
Japan
General John L. B. Gordon Remembered in Atlanta Burial
In Atlanta on January 14 General John L. B. Gordon was laid to rest at Oakland Cemetery after a large procession. The ceremony drew thousands at the capitol and included veterans groups, a 17 gun salute, and a service at Central Presbyterian Church. Governors, generals, and Confederate veterans spoke, with 5000 troops in line as the body was interred in a vault.
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Atlanta
John LB. Gordon
South
Oakland Cemetery
U.S. A
Butler D. Price
Fort McPherson
Church
State Capitol
Terrell
Stephen D. Lee
Howard
South Carolina
Jennings
Florida
Bennett I. Young
Kentucky
John Temple Grave
Georgia
Central Presbyterian Church
Iron market shows improving demand and output rebound
The Iron Trade Review reports a notable rise in demand over the past week with finished material buying seen unseen since mid 1903. Blast furnaces in three regions resume or prep for restart while pig iron output may reach 2,250,000 tons yearly. wire products and bars show strongest activity with price concessions and expanding sales as agricultural demand strengthens.
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Cleveland
The
Iron Trade Review
Carnegie Steel Company
Pittsburg
Ashland
Chicago
Freight Collision Claims Two at Rouses Point
Malone N Y Jan 14 Joseph Wright inspector of Chinese and James Hodges were killed in a freight collision near Rouses Point today.
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Malone
N. Y
Joseph Wright
James Hodges
Rouses Point
Bishop Hendricks Sails to Philippines from Rochester
The Rev Bishop Hendricks departed Rochester New York for the Philippines last night. Accompanying him are companions who will meet him in San Francisco before travel to Manila.
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Rochester
Nn Y
Bishop Hendricks
Philippines
San Francisco
Arizona Statehood Debate Moves to Senate Panel
Delegate Wilson of Arizona testified before the committee on territories urging Arizona admission as a state. His arguments focused on the legal and statistical rights supporting statehood for Arizona.
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Washington
Wilson
Arizona
Senate approves bill to raise president's judgment
Havana January 14 the Senate approved a bill authorizing the president to increase his judgment by up to 30 percent over current rates. The measure now goes to President Palme for action.
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Havana
Senate
House
Palme
Sister's body found after Somaliland battle
London dispatch from Major General Egerton reports the body of Captain Hon. Thomas Lister Lori Hibbiedale's son found after the recent engagement with the Mad Mullah forces. The discovery confirms his prior missing status.
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London
Egerton
Somaliland’ Expeditionary Forces
Thomas Lister
Lori Hibbiedale
Six Churches Ordered Closed in Chicago
Chicago authorities ordered closure of six churches as part of enforcement actions linked to city ordinances. Lodging houses face restrictions while Building Inspector Loughlin disputes a prior safety claim about the Iroquois Theatre inspection and says fire protection was not his responsibility.
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Iessies
Loughlin
Wiliams
Iroquois Theatre
Williams
O. K. Loughlin
Wright Pioneer Railroad Contractor Dies at 69
Captain John K. Wright a veteran railroad builder who laid thousands of miles of track in Kansas died at his home in Janetson City after a paralysis stroke at age 69. An early Colorado gold prospector he helped survey the wagon road from Denver to Salt Lake City and served in the Second Colorado Volunteers before leading the Sixteenth Kansas Volunteers. He had resided in the town for nearly forty years.
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Janetson City
Kan
John IK. Wright
Kansas
Colorado
Denver
Salt Lake City
Colorado Volunteers
Kansas Volunteers
Dowie Arrives in Los Angeles on Zionist Mission
John Alexander Dowie of Zion City with Zionist supporters reaches Los Angeles. He will stay in California until January 21 before heading to Australia. Dowie denies plans for a Southern California Zion City, but says a city may be founded on the Gulf or Pacific coast.
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Los Angeles
John
Alexander Dowie
Zion City
California
San Francisco
Australia
Zion
Gulf
Pacific Coast
Juvenile Court Report Highlights Few Girl Offenders
New York January 14 The first annual juvenile court report shows 4790 under sixteen convicted by magistrates 1300 boys 430 girls and six girls charged with self harm None of the boys faced that charge The court records total arrests 7647 with 1464 girls acquitted and 48 boys The bulk of arrests occurred for ages 14 to 16 Parole figures show only 148 of 1417 parolees were violated and parole success reached over 37 percent
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New York
Cummins Again Inaugurated Iowa Governor
Des Moines reports General Albert B Cummins inaugurated governor for a second term. In his inaugural address he champions reciprocity while praising protectionist policy in Iowa. He urges shifting to direct reciprocity while noting incidental benefits.
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Albert Cummins
Iowa
Des Moines
Albert Bb. Cummins
Gov. Cummins
Towa
Bond Issue Approval Planned by Rock Island Line
New York January 14 President W B Leeds of the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific says stockholders will vote March 21 to approve bonds not exceeding 163000090 bearing four percent and maturing in 1934. Funds allocated for immediate issue retirements acquisitions and improvements with trustee held sums to meet New York saving bank law.
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New York
W. B. Leeds
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Rock Island
New York Saving Bank
Richmond Tobacco Leader Dies in New York
Robert Semple Bosher a wealthy tobacco manufacturer from Richmond Virginia and president of the Williams Tobacco Company died in New York from pneumonia. He had come to care for a daughter ill with typhoid who is now recovering.
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New York
Robert Semple Bosher
Ritchmond
Williams Tobacco Company
Richmond
Combine
Coke Trade Improves After Downturn In Scottdale
Scottsdale Pa January 14 The coke trade shows renewed activity with a rush after a quiet spell. During the week 4 936 additional ovens have been freed and production rose by 29 000 tons.
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Scottsdale
Fred
Imperial ukase names Grand Duke Michail president of empire
St. Petersburg reports the imperial ukase for the new year naming Grand Duke Michail Nicolakcu president of the council of the empire for the coming year. The czar sent an autograph letter to Constantine Pobledanostzetf, chief procurator of the holy synod, bestowing the Order of St. Andrew insignia. Minister of Justice M Muratieff received czar’s special appreciation.
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St. Petersburg
Jan
Michail Nicolakcu
Council of the
Emphatic Denial of Charges at Amity Salvation Colony
Col Thomas Hole land superintendent of the Amity colony of the Salvation Army denies charges reviewed by the state board of charities and corrections that the colony faces financial embarrassment and potential collapse. He says the Salvation Army has invested over 250000 dollars and cites endorsements from influential leaders and county officials.
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Denver
Thomas Holeland
Amity Colony
Salvation Army
State Board of Charities and Corrections
Holland
Bribe Inquiry Ties Ticket Brokers to Scalping Bill
Circuit Attorney Folk disclosed that a representive of a political combine solicited a ten thousand dollar bribe from a St Louis ticket broker to defeat a bill banning railroad excursion ticket scalping. Delegates allegedly voted for the measure after brokers refused a fund subscription. Subpoenas issued for two local brokers and for E L Lindberg Speaker Gazzolo and Delegate John R Fontana.
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St. Louis
Folk
Combine
E. L. Lindberg
Gazzolo
House
John R. Fontana
Uruguayan Troops Driven Back After Defeat at Paso de Toros
A Montevideo dispatch reports General Munez with 504 government troops retreated due to insurgent numerical superiority. The commander is said to have resigned as War Minister Vasquez is expected to assume supreme command. Government forces suffered 25 killed and 45 wounded.
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Buenos Ayres
Montevideo
Uruguay
Munez
Vasquez
Paso de Toros
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