Bargains in Farm and City Property Listings
Real estate ads offer 5 room houses on S E 4th Street and East Van Trees Street with prices from 750 to 1200, parcels near Washington including 40 to 370 acres for fruit farms, river bottom tracts, and 100 acre farms southeast of Washington. Easy terms and quick sales advertised with several locations and time frames.
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S. E. 4Th St
van Trees
S. Meridian St
Cumer's Ltd
van Treen St
Washington
City
Balan
Battleships Damaged In Russo Japanese Clash Near Manchuria
March 25 report from St Petersburg describes Russian rear guard holding a line thirty four miles south of Gunshu Pass with Sipinghai village center. Observers note possible grand scale hostilities resuming within three months as Russians retreat and Japanese advance on Sipinkhai positions. Interior politics show concessions to moderate Liberals as government contemplates new assembly and Poland discussions.
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St. Petersburg
Gunshu ‘Pass
Sipinghai
Bodlygan
Moscow
M. Bdulygani
Commission
Tthe
Gunshu
Gipinghal
Tie Pass
Sipinkhai
Castro Refusal to Arbitrate Venezuelan Dispute Stark
Washington reports from Caracas state President Castro refused to arbitrate the Venezuela United States dispute. The administration will take no action in response to Castro’s reply, and the cabinet discussed the matter before awaiting reforms.
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Washington
Bowen
State Department
Caracas
Castro
Venezuela
United States
Gastros
Satan's Dominion Promised to End in Benton Harbor Plan
Detroit reports March 25 1918 describes the House of David led by Benjamin and Mary Purnell on an Australian mission to Benton Harbor Michigan. About eighty five adherents live near the city in a canning factory and farm community awaiting a foretold end by August 1916.
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Detroit
Milc
House of David
Benton Harbor
Mich
Benjamin
The
Faith
Australia
Benjamin’ Purnell
Mary
David Benton Harbor
Berton Harbor
Satan
High
Duel with knives Ends in Death in Steubenville Mine
In Plum Run of Smithfield township two Polish miners John Dobinsky and John Slate fought a knife duel fueled by liquor. They stripped to the waist in a large room and exchanged gashes until both collapsed. Dobinsky died almost immediately while Slate survived a few hours. Nearly thirty gashes were counted on each body.
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Steubenville
Ohio
John Dobinsky
John Slate
Plum Run
Smithfield
Isport
John
Dabinsky
Slate
Trade Review Notes Weather Irregularities Yet Backs Growth
Bradstreet reports distributive trade and manufacturing activity slow from weather and road conditions but show improvement over last week. South reports better retail and crop outlook, while railways see strong movement of iron and heavy goods. In New York a banking firm founder faces $10,000 bail for grand larceny involving $20,000 in stocks. The court upholds a prior $25,389 fee to John G. Carlisle for services in a Porto Rico drug law case.
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New York
Francis P. Macolin
Magoun Bros. & Co
Wallgreet
Tombs
Magoun
Clara W. Hall
Carlisle
John G. Carlisle
Secretary of the Treasury
Porto Rico
Appelate Division
Supreme Court
Noted world events and obituaries in scattered dispatches
American subscribers receive half of the new 150 million Japanese loan while Mexico's ambassador in Washington dies after a lingering illness. Jules Verne dies at Amiens at seventy seven. Weekly business failures rise to 1204. Russia hints at peace moves with Japan as diplomatic steps advance. American colony representatives honor retiring London Consul General Evans. Large funeral for Mrs. Leland Stanford held at Stanford Memorial Church. Hong Kong dispatches report anti foreign outbreaks in Kaifeng and Sichuan with rebel victories over Chinese troops. A Paris notice says peace prospects between Russia and Japan widen after renewed negotiations. An Omaha incident reports a Negro man entering a room, attacking his wife, and fatally shooting her husband.
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Don Manuel Azpiraz
Washington
Jules
Verne
Amiens
France
Russia
London
H. €. Evans
Leland Stanford
Stanford University Meritorial
Hong Kong
Kaipin
Azechuan
Peace Prospects and Finances Shape Russo Japanese Talks
London reports compare peace prospects between Russia and Japan with their war finances. Russia invites editors to inspect bullion deposits while Japan seeks a large loan on favorable terms. Editors discuss indemnity, guarantees by Britain or America, and a four power guarantee to secure long term peace in the Far East.
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London
Russia
Japan
Manchuria
John
France
Joan
Daily Telegraph
S J. Petersburg
Nicholas Ap
Great Britain
America
Britain
Far East
Accident in New Orleans horse race ends in fatality
A severe spill during the second race at the New Orleans fairgrounds left jockey McCafferty injured after his horse Court Crier fell over Swedish Lad and another horse. McCafferty died hours later from a crushed skull and multiple injuries.
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New Orleans
Fairgrounds
Swejlish L d
Court Crier
McCafferty
Jules Verne Passes Away at Amiens After Stroke
The noted French author Jules Verne died yesterday afternoon at Amiens France his family at his bedside. Born in Nantes in 1828 he had long suffered chronic diabetes with a recent stroke of paralysis and gradual decline. Verne remained conscious until near death and calmly discussed his departure with relatives.
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Amiens
France
Jules Verne
Nantes
M. Verne
Death of Senor Azpiroz at Mexican Embassy
Washington reports the death of Senor Dan Manuel De Azpiroz Mexico's first ambassador to the United States. He died last evening at the Mexican embassy after a relapse caused by exposure on Inauguration day. He had left his sick-room on March 4 to attend the inauguration ceremonies at the capitol where he nearly fainted.
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Senor Azpiroz
Washington
Senor
Dan Manuel de Azpiroz
Mexicd
United States
Capitol
Motorman in Danger as Mob Attacks NY Transit Car
A Williamsburg Brooklyn mob of about 2000 men attacked motorman James Bee and conductor after a boy died crossing Park Avenue. Bees locked in car as police arrived, using a switch iron to defend. Separate report: promoter Stanley Francis alias Arthur Foster arrested by postal inspectors for fraudulent mail schemes.
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New York
Williamsburg
Brooklyn
Park Ave
James A Bee
Genernl Nea
McCauley
Uncle Sam
Philadelphia
Stanley Francis
Arthur S. Foster
United States Postals
United States
Craig
Market Report Indianapolis Grain and Livestock
Wheat prices show No. 2 red around 1.11 to 1.19 in Indianapolis trading with mixed results for corn oats and hay. Cattle hogs sheep and lambs display varying steady to active quotes across Chicago New York East Buffalo and Toledo markets with May wheat at 1.10 and futures around 9 to 10 cents.
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Indianapolis
Timothy
Chicago
New York
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