Russians protest over Japanese bombardment of quarantine stations
Tokyo reports that Japanese officials dismiss a Pearls news piece alleging French protest for Russia. The article notes quar antine stations at San Shan Tao bombarded on the 10th and that no protest has reached the imperial government. It covers Russian views, Japanese evacuations from Siberia, and a Ras editorial demanding adherence to international law.
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Tokio
France
Russia
San Shan Tao
Toldo
St. Petersburg
Japan
Russian firing alarms Chinese after late notice
The firing at Chwang is explained as practice by forts. Russians notified China late yesterday that practice would occur but information did not become known in time, causing considerable alarm this morning.
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New Chwang
Associated Press
Skepticism Over Japanese Squadron Sightings Near Port Arthur
Authorities in St. Petersburg report no confirmation that the Vladivostok squadron has reached Port Arthur and express skepticism about a report of a Japanese squadron near New Chiang.
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St. Petersburg
New Chiang
Vladivostok
Port Arthur
Residents Seek Warship Stay at New Chwang
British residents petition Sir Ernest Satow in Pekin to allow a warship to remain at New Chwang. United States Consul Miller suggests organizing all foreigners there to gather intelligence on war movements and to protect themselves.
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Polie
New Chwang
United States
Henry B. Miller
Tees
Ernest Satow
Pekin
Miller
Early Season Junks Unload as River Ice Breaks
Two junks arrive for the season and unload at the railway station. Ice on the river is rapidly breaking up. A south wind is forecast, with the river expected to be entirely open in a few days.
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New Chwang
Jap suspects treated mildly in Port Arthur detention
Two Japanese merchants named Kautalami and Makaya and five refugee women were released from Port Arthur after detention from Feb 7 to March 20. They departed for Tien Tsin as American officials conclude negotiations, claiming mild treatment, especially at the military prison under Gold.
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New Chwang
Kautalami
Makaya
Port Arthur
Tien Tsin
Dalny
Endorsing Roosevelt Delegates Circulate in Missouri and Pa
Kansas City reports the Republican state convention choosing four delegates at large with alternates while Thomas J. Aikens and Richard Kerens pivot from re election bids in Missouri. In Pittsburgh, Allegheny Republicans nominate for Congress and adopt Roosevelt endorsements ahead of the national convention.
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Teddy
Ors G. Kerens
Kansas City
Missouri
Thomas J. Aikens
Republican Party
Richard Kerens
Roosevelt
St. Louis
Burkett Renominated by Lincoln Republicans for Congress
The first district Republican convention renominated E. J. Burkett for Congress in Lincoln Nebraska. Delegates to the national convention are instructed to vote for Roosevelt.
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Pittsburg
Allegheny County
William H. Graham
John Dalzell
James F. Burke
A. J. Barchfield
Roosevelt
Lincoln
Neb
E. J. Burkett
Congress
Combes denies retirement, vows to press on
Paris reports Prime Minister Combes in an interview denies plans to retire and says he will pursue the work undertaken. He hints the pending law to suppress teaching orders may be completed in two weeks. Officials complain about a five hundred dollar tax proposal as imperial, not dominion, policy. ministers deny any change to Chinese immigration law.
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Paris
Jin
Combes
Natlon
Sultan Accepts Treaty Abrogation Reported from Jolo
From Manus dated March 22 Major General Wood reports that the Sultan of Sulu has accepted the abrogation of the treaty without evidence and urges prompt elaboration of the proposition.
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Manus
Majjor Geneal Wood
Jolo
Sulu
China and England Hint at Coal Emigration Accord
Victoria March 22. The British Columbian government reports from London that the Chinese government has proposed an agreement with Britain. China would restrain its subjects from emigrating to the Transvaal and seeks British government support or accord on the matter.
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Victoria
London
England
Transvaal
Receivers Named for Sully & Co in Cotton Brokerage
New York, March 22. David Miller and Henry W. Taft were appointed receivers for D. J. Sully & Co, the suspended cotton brokers, by Judge Holton acting on a creditors petition. Bond posted at 250,000. Creditors filing for the receivership and amounts claimed include F. M. Wella & Co 860,000 J. Temple Gwathway & Co 176,000, Rhemrson, Heanlil & Co 100,000.
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New York
David Miller
Henry W. Taft
D. J. Sully & Co
Holton
F. MM
Wella & Co
Temple Gwathway & Co
Rhemrson, Heanlil “ & Co
Anarchist device thwarted at Liege police command
A suspected infernal machine found on the window sill of Police Commissioner Pinot t in Liege, foiling damage. The prior March 18 blast outside Commissioner Laurent’s residence killed a Major Ponla and wounded about a dozen others, and the current device resembled that attack.
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Liege
Belgium
Pinot T
Laurent
Ponla
Hall
Russian General Arrives at Irkutsk En Route to Lake Baikal
Gem Kuroptkin, senior commander of Russian Far East forces, reached Irkutsk on his first evening there and departed for Lake Baikal this morning.
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Irkutsk
Siberia
Gem Kuroptkin
Far East
Lake Bailkal
Americans Command Russian Gunboat Near Shanghai
San Francisco March 22 Officers of the steamer depth just arrived report the Russian gunboat Mandohur lying in the river at Shanghai. Its commander Captain War ter born in the United States and made a Russian by nat ure. He refused to leave and invited someone to force him to move. He was still at Shanghai with his gunboat. A Japanese battleship and cruiser with the same flag passed out of the river while the Coptic was at Shanghai.
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San Francist
Mandohur
Shanghai
Warter
United States
Pas
Nuncatein
Jeava
Ter
Snanzhai
Ambitious Yuan Proclaims Aims To Suppress Foreign Religion
A Shanghai report cites Yuan leader of opium smugglers claiming he will destroy foreign Christian influence. He denies harming Chinese or foreigners but vows to raise 10,000 men and march to the western ocean to eradicate what he calls the false foreign religion, condemning Roman Catholics.
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Shanghai
Yuan
Chung King
Sze Chuan
China
Tokyo tobacco monopoly scandal threatens diet unity
Police investigate a legislative scandal linked to a government plan for a tobacco monopoly. Allegations claim certain Diet members agreed to back a scheme to boost manufacturer compensation, aiming for four years income but likely leaving three years unchanged. The matter could be debated in the Diet chamber.
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Tokio
Diet
Windisch-Gratz Princess Gives Birth After Shooting Incident
The Princess Elizabeth of Windisch-Gratz, granddaughter of Emperor Franz Joseph and the Belgian king, reportedly gave birth today. Earlier reports say she shot an actress found in the prince Otto Windisch-Gratz’s apartments in Prague, with details appearing in December.
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Princegg Elizabeth
Prince
Prague
Elizabeth
Windisch-Gratz
Francis ‘Joseph
Belgium
Otto
Windisch- Gratz
Windfach-Cratz
Miss Monk Dead in New York Lodging
Actress Margaret Monk, long associated with leading players since January, died today in her lodgings in New York. The owner attributed the death to natural causes.
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New York
Mias
Margaret Monk
Janse Time
Wreck of Great Northern Flyer Causes Fatalities Near Fisher River
Spokane reports the Great Northern westbound flyer wrecked near Fisher River Montana killing a woman and another unnamed victim. Several passengers injured lightly as seven cars derailed and a gas tank exploded briefly before flames were put out and track cleared.
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Spokane
Wash
Great Northern
Fisher River
Mont
Lie
Burton Bribery Trial Opens in St Louis
Senator Joseph Burton of Kansas faces a bribery charge for allegedly taking 2600 dollars from Rialto Grain and Securities to influence post office actions. The trial before Judge Adams in the U S district court began today likely to continue through the week with witnesses including Willim H Cochran and Edward W Chatterton among others.
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Willim H. Cochran
Postoffice
William A. Jones
Indian Affairs
Edward W. Chatterton
Jones
George M. Smith
Post Office Department
Arthur T. Brice
Riggs National Bank
Washington, D. C
California colt dead at Aptos stock farm
The famous colt described as worth his weight in gold died at Aptos stock farm in San Francisco. Sired by Cresceus out of dam Czarina, he was Cresceus only California foal, a distinct loss to the state breeding industry.
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San Francisco
Aptos
Cresceus
Czarina
California
Congress Muddies Currency and Gold Value Debate
In Westington the Senate debates a resolution asking for a report on the value difference between currency and gold in payments to Delaware Indians from 1862 to 1870. Hale opposes, calling it a massive financial risk, while Quay insists it is only informational. The discussion shifts to pensions and Alaska delegate elections amid post office funding edits.
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Quay
Westingtom
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
Hale
Carmack
Investigation of a Postal Report in Washington
The McCall committee continued its inquiry into a postal report. First Assistant Wynne, Waters and Cranfelt testified on the list of congressional names linked to clerk hire allowances and disputed coupling names with Beavers and Machen. The postmaster general directed Wynne to gather the list, which excluded women.
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Washington
McCall Committee
Postoffica
Wynne
Charles N. Waters
Charles P. Cranfelt
McCall
Waters
Overstreet
Congress
Mr. Wynne
Beavers
Machen
Embezzler Sought in Riverside Bank Case
A warrant charges J. T. Hays, former cashier of the Orange Growers National Bank of Riverside, with embezzling over 100000 dollars. The warrant was sworn by the bank director and Hays remained at large at 10 am. Hays previously served as purchasing agent for the Salt Lake railroad locally.
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Riverside
Cal
National Bank of Riverside
J. T. Hays
Hays
Salt Lake Railroad
Peverai Tm
Land fraud indictments filed against Cheries Cunningham
Washington dispatch reports from Portland that Cheries Cunningham, millionaire stock man of Southeastern Oregon, and six homesteaders were indicted today for conspiracy in land frauds.
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Washington
Interior Department
Portland
Cheries Cunningham
Sfeastern Oregon
German cruelties claim Herero massacre denial
A southwest Africa missionary defends the Hereros against charges of mass killings and indiscriminate slaughter. He cites saved women, aided escape by native Christians, and a case where two German traders were shot while a third man was spared. He links Herero rebellion to trader oppression and German disrespect for native marriage customs.
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Berlin
Africa
Reichsbote
Funeral Pageant of Military Grandeur at Duke of Cambridge Burial
London observes a monumental state funeral for the Duke of Cambridge at Westminster Abbey attended by King Edward, Queen Alexandra, foreign dignitaries, and nobles. The procession to Kensal Green featured full military honors, vast crowds, and a dirge not heard since Queen Mary’s funeral.
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London
Duke of Cambridge
Duke of Wellington
Edward
Queen Alexandra
Ife
Westminster Abbey
Kensal Green
Queen Victoria
Huckingham Palace
Prince of Wales
Duke of Connaught
Prince Albrecht
Prussia
William
United States
Choate
Beacon
Ayvr
Fitsgeorge
Snake’s
Nebar Wiead
Wellington
Queen Mary
Crimea
Westminster
William Henry Weldon
Northern Securities Declares 99 Percent Dividend
An official report from New York states the Northern Securities Company declares a 99 percent dividend payable in Great Northern and Northern Pacific stock pro rata. Northern Pacific is listed at 115 and Great Northern at 169 in the book.
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New York
Northern Securities Company
Bee
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Great Monthern
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Burton
Tawney
Post Office
Bell Company
Babcock
Rep
Wis
Railrcade
Penneyvania Road
Pacific Railroads
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Alaska
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