Brief notes on army and post office bills and obits
Senate debated the fortifications and fort submarine clause while the House passed private claim bills. The post office and Alaska measures progressed, with the Senate considering fortifications and the House naming a seven member committee on the post office department. Additional items include a murder, strikes, and various international dispatches.
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Russians and Japanese clash near Port Arthur and Ping Yang
Moscow dispatches report torpedo boat actions at Port Arthur and naval duels near Liao Tishin and Chemulpo. Engagments leave several ships damaged or sunk, with casualties among both sides and scattered reports of Japanese troop movements and port bombardments.
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Mine Workers Official Beaten Aboard Colorado Train
Chris Evans, financial manager of the United Mine Workers of America, was severely beat by three masked men with revolvers on a Colorado & Southern train near Trinidad, bound for Pueblo. He was sent to Colorado by President Mitchell. Earlier, guards killed Micnist Calabac, a striker who allegedly shot at a Black man before barricading himself in his house.
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Hudson river tunnel bore completed after twenty years
In New York on March 12, engineers finished driving the Hudson river tunnel bore linking Fourteenth street Jersey City to Morton street Manhattan after two decades of stoppages and near flawless alignment by Chief Engineer Charles M. Jacobs.
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Russian Fleet Sinks At Port Arthur Channel Blockade
Reports from London and Tokyo describe the sinking of four Russian steamers Harbin Hailar Ningata and Sungari near Port Arthur leaving a narrow channel as Vice Admiral Makaroff orders fleet to stay alert and coal conserved. ProRussian and Japanese dispatches discuss Korean front withdrawals toward Vladivostok and heroism of torpedo boat Kasumi officer Minamisawa receiving top honors. The U.S. Supreme Court upholds the Northern Securities merger as illegal strengthening federal control over interstate commerce despite dissent.
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Marx Confesses In Death Row Express Robbery
Gustav Marx, under a death sentence, admits he helped three men rob the Chicago and North Western express train at Tower W near DeKalb four years ago. He says both accomplices are dead and refuses to name them. Railway officials note a $102,000 loss.
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Taft Abrogates Bates Treaty With Sultan of Sulu
Secretary Taft told the House committee on insular affairs that he signed a cablegram on March 2 abrogating the Bates treaty between the United States and the sultan of Sulu and his dattos. The hearing addressed the bill for more efficient administration of civil government in the Philippines.
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Train derails near Joplin kills three
A Kansas City Southern freight train derailed six miles south of Joplin on Saginaw hill. Three sailors were killed with three injured and seventeen freight cars demolished.
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Attempted murder at New York theater shocks audience
At the American theater in New York on March 15 a man in a stage box fired a shot during the third act. Edward Cain, the theater treasurer, tried to intervene and was knocked down as one assailant struck him. a second shot narrowly missed. Two men fled the box.
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