Bargains in Farm and City Property Listings
Readable notice listing numerous real estate deals near Washington with farms timber river bottoms and city lots. Properties include 50 acres 24 miles from Washington and 40 acres 14 miles from town with cash and extended terms. brick business house near town. several large lots on East Van Tre Street. prices range from 660 to 3850 with terms offered and many other parcels described. See us about these properties and terms.
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Grom Dwelling
S. E
van Trees
Sea Dog Factory
Asvelling
Meridian S&t
van Trove
Washington
City
Peace prospects and costs weighed in speculative London talks
London reports debate over peace negotiations after speculation that talks may have begun. Baron Hayashi says Japan has no knowledge of proposals. M Takashi argues indemnity and territory likely, with war costs cited at up to 300 million dollars in the first year. He suggests Manchuria may be defended economically to avoid surrender. He notes growing Chinese modernization and closer Japan-China ties as Japan administers order in Manchuria.
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London
Foreign Office
Baron Hayashi
Japan
Russia
Manchhuria
Manchuria
Siberia
M. Takashi
China
Makine ‘Rapid
Matchurians
Peace Talk Not Deferring Japanese War Preparations
Report from Tokio March 31 notes rumors of peace talks do not alter Japan's resolve to continue military operations. Jiji News and other papers deny any shift in policy, while Emperor Nicholas of Russia remains firm on influence and prestige as Field Marshal Oyama maintains forward motion. Harbin dispatches describe Japanese reconnaissance efforts and occasional shellfire with quiet southern front activity.
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Tokio
Europe
Uite
Japan
Russia
Nicholas
Oyama
Harbin
Riots feared as Syrians close shops amid port calm
In Helene Mont March 31 a Great Northern passenger train wreck near the basin killed engineer John Webber and injured fireman Davis. A nearby port area remains tense as authorities pledge to suppress rioting. Syrians have closed stores and hoisted national flags while awaiting safer reopening around April 4. An American warship hulls the harbor’s impression on foreign residents.
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Nord
Ori Tn
Tol P
Heb.r
Helene Mont
Great Northern
Bolders River
Thiver
John Webber
Davis
Reg
Craig
New York Plans Elaborate Subway Supplemental System
New York March 31 An elaborate underground railroad system in Greater New York is proposed, built on plans that include extensive expenditure and a rapid transit commission. Fifteen separate routes are provided in the scheme as outlined by the commission's plans and contracts committee, signaling a major expansion effort.
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New York
Hines
Greater
Millionaire charged with manslaughter in Los Angeles
Bar bee Hadk reputed millionaire is charged with manslaughter by the coroner in the death of Maggie Birtwistle who was fatally injured last Sunday when run down by an automobile driven by a young Hook. The report notes other legal and criminal items from across the country.
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Tp Automobilist
Los Angeles
Cal
Barbee Hadk
Margaret Birtwistle
Young Hook
Grand Jury Probes Beef Trust as Indictments Feared
Chicago March 31 report says heads of large packing firms face conspiracy indictments if witness tampering continues. Fifteen witnesses including three women testified before the federal grand jury while secret service men monitor proceedings. District Attorney Morrison plans to shield witnesses by housing them away from the jury room. Ten jurors' workers from Michigan railroads are noted among attendees.
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Chicago
Smith
Pagin
Amor
National Packing Company
Charles ‘. Meed
Boston
Swift and Co
Meed
Secret Service
Grand Jury
Morrison
Michigan
Rockefeller Gift Ties Up For Approval Amid Clergy Protest
Boston prudential committee nears acceptance of John D. Rockefeller's gift of 100000 to the American board for foreign missions while a Boston Congregationalist protest group votes to broaden opinion gathering among ministers. Cincinnati reports on J Morgan Smith and wife’s arrest over a murder conspiracy linked to Nan Patterson case. Lorain bank delays opening due to a cash shortage tied to three officials and stock speculation.
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Boston
Prudential Committee
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
John D. Rockefeller
Vicinity
Rockefeller
Cincinnati
J. Morgan Smith
Ithia City
Jerome
New York City
Nan Patterson
Caesar Young
New York
Smith
Miss Patterson
Lorain
Ohio
Citizens Savings Bank
Santo Domingo debt plan discussed in Santo Domingo
The article outlines a proposed plan for repaying foreign creditors with 43 percent of customs revenue to the Dominican government and 56 percent deposited in a U.S. bank for creditors, pending approval of the Dawson-Sanchez convention. If ratified, funds are shared. if rejected, funds revert to the Dominican government. The U.S. would appoint a receiver over customs revenues and payments paused during consideration. The piece also notes other scattered items from the period.
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San Domingo
Republic of Santo Domingo
Santo Domingo
Republic
United 'States
American Senate
Land Owners Panic Stricken in Kharkoff Disorder
March 31 Kharkoff reports panic among land owners as rural disorders spread and many abandon estates for cities. Also on March 31 Huntington West Virginia, John Adkins and Wilber Spurlock aged twenty, drowned rafting logs on the Guyan river near Midkiff.
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Kharkoff
Huntington
John Adkins
Wilber Spurlock
Market Report Indianapolis Grain and Livestock Update
Wheat prices drifted on multiple markets with No. 2 red around $1.08 at Indianapolis and $1.12 at Cincinnati. Corn stayed mostly steady with No. 2 mixing mid forties, oats firm at mixed 32 to 20 cents, and hay and lambs showing gains in spots. Cattle and hogs fluctuated across regions, with varied quotes from Chicago Buffalo and Toledo deliveries.
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Indianapolis
Chicago
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