Captain New Faces No Firm Candidacy Plans
Indianapolis March 23 Captain H B New new GOP national committee chairman says he has no definite plan to back any presidential candidate and will not push a boom or hammer for nominees. He expects light workload, will stay in touch with party matters, and plans a duck hunt on the Illinois river before visiting Washington. Ex Senator John L Wilson of Washington is his guest as talk swirls over gubernatorial patronage.
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Paris
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Tien Tsin
Li Hung Chang
John W. Foster
Governor's Authority in Judicial Appointments Sparks Debate
Attorney General Charles W. Miller's opinion challenges the codification commission code by claiming the state constitution mandates governor appointments for judges. The Durbin era precedent and Scottish Rite gathering draw politicians to Indianapolis, fueling chatter of future candidacies including Pressly Smith and J G Powell. Durbin may relocate to Anderson. ex governor and Mrs. Durbin plan a Europe tour before returning to Indiana. Newspaper advertises a new map of Daviess County at the Gazette office.
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Santo Domingo Crisis Deepens Over Foreign Demands
Republic of Santo Domingo faces internal uprising fears as US Senate delays treaty with Banfo Domingo. President Morales says he will suppress any revolt but warns Belgium seeks 25 885 dollars monthly customs receipts, threatening national finances and port control amid foreign pressure.
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Belgium
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Salt Lake City Polygamy Charge Shocks Mormon Ward
Charles A Smurthwaite, excommunicated for apostasy, files charges with Ogden ward bishop against H H Goddard for living with two wives and children. First direct ecclesiastical and state law polygamy accusation by a church member, may force church position if tried.
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Grand jury No Indictments in Illinois Legislature Fraud Case
Springfield Illinois March 23 The Sangamon county grand jury's final report to Judge Thompson showed no indictments against Richard F Kinsella or others in the fraud charges raised by Frank D Comerford in Illinois legislature matters. The 54 indictments were not sensational and contained no surprises.
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Market Report Wheat Corn and Livestock Prices Across Cities
Indiana market notes wheat at 1.12 1.13 with No 2 red easier and corn 49 cents. Cincinnati shows wheat dull no. 2 red 1.16 and hogs active around 4.50 to 4.60. Chicago reports cattle 3.90 to 6.25 and hogs 4.40 to 5.45 with lambs 5.75 to 7.75, while New York lists cattle 3.75 to 6.00 and hogs 4.75 to 6.00 with lambs 5.00 to 8.40. Buffalo sees cattle 3.75 to 5.80 hogs 6.50 to 5.76 and sheep 7.00. Toledo noted overall livestock activity.
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Peace prospects swirl around Russian war talks
In St Petersburg a pacific proposal reportedly nears acceptance as factions vie over peace with Japan. Emperor Nicholas may authorize negotiations through France, with France and Germany leaning toward peace while hardliners resist.
Japanese gain temporary respite from Russian pursuit
The article notes Japanese forces appear to have granted the Russians a brief halt near Gunshu Pass on March 23, possibly to reform their troops after a prior pursuit north from Liao Yang, with the Russian front described as still active.
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Gunshu Pass
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Map of Russian retreat lines near Kirin and Harbin
A wartime map shows the Russian retreat southeast to northwest with the right flank nearer the railroad and the Japanese position aligning toward Katuyuga. It suggests the eastern Japanese army moves toward Kirin while the western force pushes north along the Mongolian border toward Harbin, with inactivity as a likely period.
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Harbin
Conference urged end to war and reform voice for locals
At a Moscow conference the Bessarabian nobility pressed resolutions calling for speedy war termination, local bodies to have a say in safety measures, freedom of opinion, and nine-seat representation on the reform commission. Indications point to approval and immediate action by Minister Boulygan to form the commission. In Indiana, three discharged workers were reinstated after a strike but the case hinges on supervisor Evans and district president Boyle. In Cleveland, Mrs Chadwick vows to testify on bankruptcy, promising disclosures. In Chanute, Kansas, the suit to oust a railroad from an estate ends with the case closed and counsel returning home. In St Paul, a coroner’s jury blames Edward Gottschalk for Joseph Hartman’s death.
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Edward Gottschalk
McKinley Monument Plan Updates and World Events
Fragmented OCR notes report revised plans for a McKinley monument, deaths among clergy in Cleveland, the presidential yacht Sylph ordered to Jacksonville, a Cal. shooting of J W Shumate, royal visits to Lisbon, a Tex. murder conviction, a Des Moines land dispute killing, a Cameroons uprising, a Camden railcar fire, Paris Illinois guilty plea, and shifts in labor and insurance law affecting Arkansas.
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Local Freight Schedules and Connections
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