Bargains in Farm and City Property
Real estate list offering five room dwellings on S E Fourth Street and East Van Trees Street, six room homes near Van Trees, Meridian, and Turner's addition. river bottom land, timber, and farm tracts near Washington with prices from 750 to 4 000 and up. Includes 50 acres two miles from town, 100 acre farm southeast of Washington, and various lots with easy terms.
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S. E. 4Th St
S. Meridian
Turner's
Washington
Ion
Balanas
R.rr
Ges Us
General Kuropatkin Replaced Linovitch to Command First Manchurian Army
St Petersburg reports General Kuropatkin is appointed commander of the First Manchurian Army, accepted by Emperor Nicholas, with General Linovitch volunteering to stay in service. Harbin farewell scenes accompany Kuropatkin's southward march as mobilization begins in Odessa, Warsaw, and Moscow districts.
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St. Petersburg
Kuropatkin
Drmy
St.Petersburg
Manchuria
Kurophtkin
Linovitch
Gany
Nicholas
Linevitch
Amowa
Harbin
Tle Pass
Rennenkampff
Tfe Pass
Tie Pass
Kuropatkin Fans in Harbin Bid Farewell
Thousands of civilians and soldiers cheered General Kuropatkin at Harbin as his southbound train departed. Tears streaked his face while he saluted from the platform, and crowds shouted blessings and farewell. Residents flee the city as Chinese banks report deposits being withdrawn.
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Harbin
Kuropatkin
Goodby
Ultimatum to Venezuela on arbitration terms
From Willematad on March 22 the Venezuelan government received a note from the American minister Bowen demanding a clear answer on arbitration of pending questions. It warns that a refusal may lead to actions by the United States. In Warsaw a bomb exploded near patrols on Volek street injuring six soldiers and two policemen.
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Willematad
Island of
Caracoa
Mar
Caraca
Bowen
Ad J
Venezuela
Balten
Warsaw
Volek Street
Jmidat
Bix Jeoldiers
Peasant unrest and labor leaders plan synchronized strikes
The report describes agrarian troubles in Libau with peasants resisting authority and labor leaders of revolutionary persuasion planning to time a renewed strike with peasant disorders. Troop actions and warnings escalate tension across cities as officials brace for further violence.
Secret Inquiry in Chicago Targets Beef Trust Witnesses
Chicago authorities deploy fifteen secret service men to guard witnesses in the grand jury probe into the beef trust. The federal effort aims for strict secrecy, with guards preventing reporters from approaching witnesses. District Attorney C. B. Morrison vows contempt penalties for anyone revealing witness names.
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Chicago
Talay
Avery
C. B. Morrison
H. Bethea
Nervy New York burglar foiled in March bid
A intruder entered back door of James E. March a contractor and Republican leader in New York seizing his open safe intending to steal 151000 in railroad bonds 10000 in cash and 10000 worth of jewelry. March caught the thief in a brief struggle and turned him over to police.
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New York
James E. ‘March
March
Diver
Mrs Stanford's Remains Arrive At Stanford Mausoleum
The remains of James J. Stanford arrived yesterday on the Alameda from Honolulu. David Starr Jordan, president of Stanford University, and Timothy Hopkins, a university trustee, attended. Funeral services will be held in the memorial chapel and the body placed in the Stanford mausoleum on the university grounds.
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San Francisco
Hrs
James
Athrop Stanford
Alameda
Honolulu
David Starr Jordan
Stanford University
Timothy ‘Hopking
Universy
Ianiversity
Stanford
University
Foreigners censored as Venezuela tale of hardship spreads
A Washington dispatch notes rising hardship in Venezuela with many people penniless and starving. A diplomat reports conditions are indescribable and censorship blocks outside world from seeing the true situation.
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Washington
Venezela
Wage scale talks stumble in Western Kentucky coal district
Louisville March 22. The joint committee of coal mine operators and miners in the Western Kentucky district has not yet arrived at a wage scale for the coming year. The executive sessions are reportedly unsettled with neither side understood. T. L. Lewis, vice president of the United Mine Workers, addressed the miners’ counselling conservatism.
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Joint
Western
Kentucky
Pot
T. L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana
Bituminous Operators’ Association
Boyle
District 11
United Mine Workers of America
Jackson Hill
Sullivan County
Tangled telegrams reveal global tensions and losses
A jumble of notes reports cattle thefts in Texas, talks of Franco‑Prussian tensions, naval movements from Suda Bay to Port Said, civilian exodus via Vladivostok toward Europe, and a Nebraska railroad commission bill. Also noted are a stroke to Jules Verne, a Ohio death by own action clause ruling, Wisconsin ice drowning, Provident Investment’s creditor assignment, and Liao Yang officials accused as spies amid wartime.
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Texas
Germany
France
Suda Bay
Port Said
Vladivostok
Harbin
Nebraska
James F. McDonald
Colorado
Jules Verne
Supreme Court of Ohio
Lake Mendota
Madigan
Wis
Provident Investment Company
Philadelpha
Liao Yang
Henry
Grim tally after factory fire claims fifty five dead
Brockton mass march 22 after 37 hours of search volunteers abandon ruins of the R B Grover shoe factory. police and medical examiner count 63 recovered 14 identified 46 missing 14 likely to be buried as unknowns. officials plan public service at city hall with clergy from multiple denominations.
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Mass
R. B. Grover Company
Paine
Mons
Thut
Keith
Teerhell
Wil
Pittsburg Feared Flood Destroys Mills and Suburbs
Pittsburg area braces for a major flood as Monongahela River gauge rises and rainfall swells streams. Forecaster predicts up to thirty five feet, floods basements, forces streetcar and rail service suspensions, and leaves homes and mills inundated with evacuations underway but no fatalities reported.
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Pittsburg
Ridgeway
A. A
Monongahela
Monongahelas
Harbor Hert
Monongahela Valley
I. Tly
Idte
Hermes Ay
Mek Vesport
Scorcb
French envoy seeks release of Count De Segonzac in Fez
Tangier reports the French minister at Fez negotiating for the Count De Segonzac. A ransom is demanded by Sheik Squita nas who captured the count treacherously. he asks to inspect rifles before seizing the disarmed Count De Segonzac, who was slightly wounded. Chicago notes Railway Age predicts 1905 railroad activity with 7500 miles under contract and 9332 miles planned to materialize.
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Tangier
Fez
Count de Segonza
Shiek Squitanas
de ‘Segonzac
Chicago
The
Railway Age
Latonia man commits suicide near Covington hospital
Stanley Beaton of Latonia Kentucky killed himself by shooting a body found on an abandoned road behind Covington branch hospital. Two of his brothers had previously died by their own hand in recent years.
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Cincinnati
Stanley Beaton
Latonia
Covington Branch Hospital
Agitators Stop Work on Seventeen Estates Amid Disturbances
March 22 dispatch reports agitators halting all work on seventeen estates in the Grabinsky and Bazerpotl districts. Troops have been sent to the disturbed localities to restore order and secure the area.
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Mitau
Courtland
Russia
Grabinsky
Bazerpotl
Dowie Estate Expands Near White Lake
The John Alexander Dowie estate at White Lake buys 200 more acres, enlarging the summer homes area and adding to the existing holdings.
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Muskegon
John Alexander Dowie
White Lake
Market Report Indianapolis and Cincinnati Grain and Livestock
Market report details futures and cash prices across Indianapolis and Cincinnati with Wheat No 2 red at about 1.14 to 1.15, Corn No 2 mixed around 50 cents, Oats No 2 mixed near 23 to 24 cents, and livestock quotes: Cattle around 7.00, Hogs 4.40 to 5.50, Sheep 2.00 to 5.50, Lambs 5.00 to 7.75. Also notes New York demand figures and Toledo May wheat around 1.12 to 1.14 percent futures.
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Timothy
Cincinnati
New York
East Buffalo
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