Patriotism in Japan as War Threat Looms
Japan mobilizes public support and funds for potential conflict with Russia. The nation unites under war anxiety, praising its army and navy while seeking world sympathy and warning of possible Anglo American intervention. Reports from London and Vienna note cautious peace hopes and diplomatic efforts shaping Manchuria.
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Emperor Nicholas Praises Peace at Winter Palace Reception
St. Petersburg January 17 reports Emperor Nicholas spoke of peace at the New Year’s reception in the Winter palace. His pacific utterances followed by the favorable mood indicate a conciliatory stance amid tensions.
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Nicholas’ Pacific
Winter Palace
War prep notices and icebound ships reported in Victoria
Advices via the steamer Tosa Maru state the Hatsua Mari and Koégai Maru hospital ships are ready for service if war breaks out. Divestock harbor is frozen, with reports four ships stranded in ice for the winter. A Seoul correspondent notes the Russian minister’s wife gains influence at court, aiding a potential refuge arrangement at the Russian legation. War correspondents gather in Tokyo to head for Corea and Manchuria.
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Ogden Resident Praises Doan’s Kidney Pills
Aire M. A. Cragun of 291 Lincoln Ave reports years of persistent back and kidney pain eased after using Doan’s Kidney Pills. He bought them at 2421 Wash Ave and says the relief allowed him to handle household duties. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo, NY, markets the pills in the United States. Remember the name Doan’s.
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Fosterdlilburn Co
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Dean's 9
Marines Arrive in Seoul from Chemulpo aboard Pascal
Thirty nine marines from the French cruiser Pascal reached Seoul from Chemulpo, according to the French legation.
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Pascal
Chemulpo
Johnson in Washington to settle baseball ownership
Ban Johnson of the American League arrived in Washington with John F E Bruce of the National Baseball League to address the national baseball question. Johnson aimed to name the new owners and promised rapid changes for the team once the ownership is settled.
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Washington
John FE. Bruce
National Baseball League
Johnson
First Rain Deluges Southern California Cities
The season's first rain swept through Southern California with San Barbara streets flooding after a three hour storm. Ventura recorded heavy precipitation as the storm moved across central and northern California, with indications of more rain to come.
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Ventura
Williams Nearing Return to House Seat After Illness
Washington January 17 Republican John Sharp Williams of Mississippi has recovered from illness and expects to be in his seat in the House of Representatives at an early day.
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John Sharp Williams
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Utah National Bank Ad announces drafts and deposits
Ogden Utah with John E Dooly Freena py President Horace E Peery Vice President Ralph E Hoag Cashier offers foreign and domestic drafts on all points. Pays interest on time deposits.
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Horace E. Peery
Ralph E. Hoag
First National Bank of Ogden Directors and Officers
The First National Bank of Ogden Utah lists David Eccles as president and J. Pingree as vice president with A Coshier and board members including Joseph Clark John Watson W W Riter Geo H Tribe Bernard White Thomas D Des Adam Patterson. Accounts of banks corporations firms and individuals solicited.
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Women After Reed Smoot Protest Denounces Mormonism
A mass meeting in Philadelphia led by women’s clubs denounced polygamy and Mormonism and urged a U S Senate investigation of Senator Reed Smoot with expulsion if charges prove true. Speakers included Dr. Joseph Swain and Mrs. Frederick Schoff as well as Rev. Charles Wood and Dr. Sarah J. Elliott.
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Swarthmore College
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National Congress of Mothers
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Missouri Republicans back Roosevelt renomination
The Republican editors of Missouri in St Joseph adopt a resolution praising President Roosevelt for recognizing Panama and pledge the Missouri press as a unit for his renomination at Chicago next June.
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Roosevelt
Republic of Panama
Missouri
Chicago
Guaranteed Cure for Piles Patent Medicine Ad
A druggist offers PAZO OINTMENT as a guaranteed cure for piles including itching bleeding and protruding symptoms. If it fails to cure in 6 to 14 days a refund is provided. The advertisement promotes a money back guarantee and states a price of 500.
Body found on beach identified by name on life preserver
Port Angles, Wash. Jan 17 The body of a man believed to be W E Rovridge of Tacoma was found on the beach. A life preserver bore the name Clallam and a card with the address A H Parkes 1018 East Prospect street was found on the body, though no city was listed.
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Tacoma
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A. H. Parkes
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Women Fined in Extortion Case in New York
Miss Martha Richardson and Miss Leah Van Linda, Sunday school superintendent and associate, were found guilty in special sessions of extorting usury and fined 200 dollars each. They were accused of charging exorbitant interest for loans through D. H. Tolman & Co of 320 Broadway. The complainant John Cox testified he borrowed 17 dollars and repaid 26 after four months. A lawyer urged leniency with a letter from a church pastor, but the justices imposed the fines, with one judge calling for longer imprisonment.
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Leah van Linda
Tleway
Henry Harris
Miss Richardson
Justice Hinsdale
Italian Immigrants to United States Reach 160000 in 1503
Rome reports that the United States remains the main recipient of Italian immigrants. In 1503 the number of arrivals reached about 160,000, highlighting the ongoing flow of migrants seeking opportunities abroad.
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Rome
United States
Sea Wall Collapses Again at China Basin in San Francisco
In San Francisco Santa Fe company water front in China Basin saw 200 feet of sea wall and part of the temporary road sink beneath the harbor. The breach near the ferry slip came as a surprise after two months of muddy foundation. This marks the second wall collapse since August 1902. repairs will start immediately.
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