Bargains in Farm and City Property
Farm and city properties offered for sale with multiple parcels listed. Includes 2 lots on 4th Street, 1 8000, 11 room dwellings, Meridan and Van Trees Streets, river bottom farm options, and 40 to 370 acre tracts within reach of Washington area. Easy terms and quick sales noted. extensive inventory of plots with varying prices and payment plans.
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Turner's Ltd
van Treen St
Washington
City
Balanes
iGis
New Commander Retreat Reported Amid Disaster Claims
Fragmentary World War I era text notes a retreat at a port and orderly evacuation being described as a disaster. The report mentions a fleeing army in difficult hills near St Petersburg with vague dates and generals referenced.
Russian Command Changes and Tie Pass Reversal Reported
General Linevitch will be replaced as commander in chief of the Manchurian army. Unconfirmed reports say Russians suffered a severe reversal at Tie Pass with abandonment of artillery, while Japan cut the railway north of Changtufu. In Tokio the Japanese captured many prisoners at Tie Pass and Russians destroyed vast stores.
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Linevitch
Patkin
St Petersburg
Tie Pass
Changtufu
Tokio
Russian retreat continues as Kuropatkin orders evacuation
Dispatch reports General Kuropatkin abandoning Tiepassi and Mukden defenses as Japanese pursuit tightens. Russians transfer control to Japan and prepare a new mobilization with railway lines, coal mines, and factory losses hit by the retreat amid uncertain next stand along the Sun garii river and toward Kirin.
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Kamamura
Kost
Oku
Tie Pass
Weing
Mukden
Kuropatkin
Kirin
Kuanchentzy
Sungari
Russia
Tie Pags
Fusbug
Tie Plans
Evacuation Ordered as Rhebian Detachments Retreat
Russian forces at Tie Pars withdraw after fighting on March 14 and 15. Detachments evacuate in orderly retreat during night, burning fuel and forage stocks that could not be moved. Fire and shelling reported throughout the day as the military settlement is abandoned.
Russian retreat halted by geography and retreat routes
Reports describe Kuropatkin's forces near Tie Pass facing pursuit after Mukden. Russian troops retreat across a vast valley toward Siberia, with 300 miles of open country and many rivers to cross, while Polish officials warn of mobilization risking revolution as Manchurian war drags on. Chinese bands threaten Harbin rail lines amid crowding wounded. An anonymous terror warning targets Moscow depots and public buildings.
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Hittopatkin
Mukden
Ara
Moon Mile
Kurdpatkin
Tieling
Russia
Tie Pass
Fenghuatsien
Witchi
Theilla
Sungari
Siberia
Mongolia
Kuropatkin
Oyama
Harbin
Tsitsthar
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Manchuria
Morgan accuses Cromwell in Dominican treaty debate
In executive session Senator Morgan delivers a sensational speech alleging William Nelson Cromwell aided a Reader syndicate plan to influence U S financial dealings with the Dominican government. He claims Cromwell sought concessions for a claims syndicate, with debate continuing as the Dominican treaty awaits a vote.
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Washington
Morgan
Santo Domingo
William Nelson Cromwell
New York
Panama Canal
United States
Cromwell
Reader
Alabama
Reader Syndicate
Enator Morgan
Senate
Two Negroes Slain in Dudley Arrests
Greenville Mississippi reports that deputies Duke and Leonard were shot at Dudley. Officers returning with two dead men and two prisoners say the slain men resisted arrest.
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Greenville
Miss
Duke
Leonard
Dudley
Turbulent Telegrams Sketch Russo Far East Moves
A terse telegram batch reports possible Russian evacuation of Vladivostok and redeployment to Harbin, with General Kuro patkia’s retreat speculated to Kirwin and Vladivostok. Portmaster Cortelyou assigns Degraw to fill a vacancy from Bristow’s resignation amid New York capitalists seeking firm control of major firms.
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Russia
Vladivostok
Harbin
Colorado
Peabiddy
McLionald
J. Petersburg
Maan
Kuropatkia
Kirwin
Igeneral
Cortelyou
P.v.degraw
Peabody wins governor seat amid resignation pledge
James H. Peabody is seated as governor after a joint assembly vote ousted Alvan Adams. He pledged to resign and let Lieutenant Governor Jesse F. McDonald take the office, with the transfer to occur following Peabody’s resignation filing. McDonald expected to become governor.
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Denver
Col
James H. Peabody
Jesse F. McDonald
General Assembly
Alvan Adams
J. H. Peabody
Adams
Peabody
McDonald
Fagtiong
W. S. Boynton
Ashtebula
Ohio
Colorado
Leadville
Peaberry
D. B. Fairley
Republican State Committee
Mr. Fairley
Murder Suspect In Hotel In Newark
A Newark hotel, licensed weeks past expiry, is linked to a mysterious Wednesday night death. A couple checked in as D Edwards and wife. the man left, returned with a package, and the woman was found dead with a throat mark. Detectives seek the male companion as motive and identity remain unclear.
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Newark
N. J
D. Edwards an&Iwife
Jersey City
A Serious Epidemic in New York City
New York health officials face a dangerous cerebro spinal fever epidemic in the citys northern districts. Doctors acknowledge it is a germ disease but lack effective treatments. Last year 211 deaths occurred, the year before 271, and last week eight deaths were recorded. The health commissioner seeks funds to hire experts for investigation.
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New York
Jhorer
Health Department
Congress of Mothers elects officers for ensuing years
In Washington on March 17 a congress of mothers elected officers for the ensuing years. President Mrs Frederick Schoff Philadelphia and vice presidents including Mrs D OF Mears Albany Mrs Murphy Los Angeles and Mrs Cotten Bruce. Other posts went to Mrs Grice, Bronky Bridgeport Conn treasurer Mrs Gillson Wilmette Ill and auditor Mrs McMullin Evanton Ill. All elections were unanimous.
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Washington
Frederick Schoff
Philadelphia
D. OF Mears
Albany
N.Y
W. W. Murphy
Los Angeles
Rit
Cotten
Bruce
News
B.C. Grice
J. P
Bronky
Bridgeport
Bridgeport, Conn.; Treasurer, Mrs. Louis K. Gillson
Wilmette
Irh
Roger 2. McMullin
Evangton
Ill
Market Report Indianapolis Grain and Livestock Prices
Regional commodity prices show wheat around $1.12 to $1.16 for No 2 red mixed across markets. Corn mainly 61 to 48 1/4 cents per bushel. Oats around 32 to 34 cents. Cattle steady around $2.25 to $3.90, hogs $4.00 to $5.30, sheep $4.00 to $6.25, lambs $5.00 to $8.65. Toledo and New York reports show mixed pricing for futures and cash bids.
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Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Brockers
New York
East Buffalo
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