Russian Baltic Fleet Passes Singapore in China Sea
A Washington Post special cable filed from London reports the Russian Baltic squadron led by Vice Admiral Rozhestvensky passed Singapore in a dramatic four abreast line. The fleet includ es seven battle ships and a mix of cruisers colliers and destroyers, while Japanese scouts were seen ahead near the Malay Peninsula amid mounting naval tension.
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Straits Settlements
Lre
Hamourg American Line
1Issa
Associated Press
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Walayin
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Jeferes Tao d
Ocetr
Chicago
Singapore
Dal ‘Wewn
St Petersburg
Admral Rojeshensky
China Sea
Malay Archipelago
Tog
Austra
Associated Press le Rn
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Rojestyensky
Hauasian Admiralty
Dervand
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Admiralty
Marine Department
Tokyo
Rojestvensky
Straits of Malacca
Batavia
Sunda
Bali
Lonbok
Flores
Saigon
Cochin
China
Tego
Togo
Formosa
Madagascar
Nelson
Trafalgar
London
Far East
Penang
Malay Peninsula
Horsburg Light
Washington Post
Express
Java
Lloyds
French
Cochin China
Malayan
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Asama
Tokiwa
Sazumo Iwake Yakuma
Adzuma
Chiyoda Kasag
Chitose Itsukushima Hashidate Matsushima
Yoshino Naniwa
Takachiko
Abkisushima
Niitaka
Tsushima
Suma Akash
Sai Yen
Miyako
Takao
Yaeyama
Tsukushi
Katsuragi
Yamato
Japan
Capt Clado Challenged In Russian Naval Row Duel
In St Petersburg a sensational sequel to Capt Clado’s newspaper war with the Russian admiralty leadership may feature a duel with Capt Zilotti, aid to Admiral Avellan. Clado, once a chief tactician under Admiral Rojestvensky, has criticized the admiralty and foreign office over Black Sea fleet passage through the Dardanelles. After returning from Paris and testimony before the North Sea commission, he pressed attacks amid renewed rifts and a recent repudiation from Rojestvensky.
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St Petersburg
Clado
Rojestvensky
Avellan
Admiralty Department
General Staff of
Admiralty
Zilotti
North Sea
Foreign Office
Black Sea
Dardaneles
Paris
North Sea Commission
Rofestvensky
Arenes
President Roosevelt Visits Fort Worth Texas
Enormous Fort Worth crowd welcomes President Roosevelt from San Antonio with a long parade and an open air address. He gardens a tree by the Carnegie Library and acknowledges veterans, with joyous public support and a tense moment over lowering flags before continuing his speech.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Fort Aorth
Roosevelt
San Antonio
Texas and Pacific
Mms
Carnegie Library
Washington
Mexico
Fart Worth
Texas
United States
Woman Takes Poison in Morphine Overdose Tragedy
Alice Barron a 42 year old woman from 207 O Street Southwest was treated at Emergency Hospital after an apparent morphine overdose. She reportedly took the drug at home and the incident prompted police attention when a child cried out. Barron’s husband said she suddenly became ill and drank a large dose. she revived at the hospital and would not discuss the affair.
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Alice Barron
O Street
Mrs Barron
Model Clara Betz sparks divorce suit in Hutchinson case
Mrs Chauncey E Hutchinson files for divorce from Chauncey E Hutchinson of Crawford Shoes, alleging he lavished furs and trips on model Clara Betz. She cites a $325 fur bill, a European trip, and ongoing support dispute while Betz denies involvement and Hutchinson rebuts. Betz, famed artist’s model, has posed for Whistler and others. Hutchinson and Betz deny romantic ties.
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Chauncey E. Hutchison
Europe
Clara Betz
Washington Post
New York
Whistler
Heaven
Chauncey E Hutchinson
Crawford Shoemakers
Mrs Hutchinson
Miss Betz
Hutchinson
Theodore E Chandler
Paterson
Edward & Wright
St Denis
Ideal
Broadway
George Barnard
St Louis
Carl Blenner
Naegele
Magdalen
Charles M Schwab
Riverside Drive
Waldorf-Astoria
Kentucky
Brooklyn
Columbia
Heights
Robert O Betz
Woman in Pittsylvania tragedy ends her life after strychnine death of daughter
Mrs Nannie Bowe of Pittsylvania County died by self-inflicted wounds after her eight year old daughter Winnie died from strychnine given by mistake for quinine. Her ten year old son Cabell survived after convulsions. neighbors and a coroner reviewed the inquest findings.
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N. E H. Bowe
Pittsylvania County
Washington Post
Chatham
Mra Nannie
Bowe
Winnie
Cabell
J T Hall
Hall
Mrs Bowe
M J Carter
Dry Fork
Cab
Polzom
Tommie
Mra. Bowe
George
Bowz
W B Hurt
J. C. Sheilhorse
J L. Carter
O V. Hogan
G Bennett
C. M. Treaway
G E Thompson
C .L. ‘Carter
J.T
Southern iron merger off
The Sloss Sheffield Company withdraws from the proposed consolidation of Southern steel and iron interests. New capital of 25 million was to be provided by a financial house, and while terms caused dissatisfaction the merger may still be achieved later.
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Sloss-Sheffield Company
New York
the Herald
Southern Steel and Iron Companies
Sloss-Sheffield Steering Iron Company
Financial House
Platts Condition Critical In Connecticut Senator Platt
Washington Conn April 3 Senator O H Platt remains in critical condition after a second preamen attack doctors say his respiration has improved slightly and a small pleural effusion persists on the right side. His strength holds but overall status is described as critical with no wish to hide the seriousness of his illness.
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Washington
Conn
O H. Platt
Ford
Murdered merchant shot near Smythe outside Birmingham
Birmingham, April 8. W T Hull, a well known Smythe merchant five miles from Birmingham, was killed and robbed in a thicket near Smythe this afternoon about 4 o clock. Pay day in Smythe today. Hull was known to have had substantial money on him.
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Birmingham
Ala
W T Hull
Smythe
Two Officials Indicted for Withholding Fine in Mississippi
Jackson Mississippi April 8 The Hinds County grand jury indicted former Mayor Hemingway and former acting prosecuting attorney R F Thompson for malfeasance in office. The mayor allegedly presided over a police court where a negro was fined 1 00 for concealed weapons. the money was collected by Thompson who issued a receipt but the fine was not turned into the city treasury. Hemingway called it a technical violation. Thompson offered no statement. Both were arrested and bonded pending trial.
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Jackson
Miss
Hinds County
Hemingway
R. F Thompson
Thompson
Three Men Drowned In Greenville Sinking
A tug Greenville capsized in the North River today causing the drowning of Captain C. C. Tull Nelson Caranser the engineer and Hans Eynen a deck hand. Three other crew members were rescued. An advertisement notes real estate lending at four five and six percent through F. T. Rawlings. Also itemized train service to Virginia Hot Springs with parlor and sleeper accommodations.
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Greenville
North River
C. C. Tull
Nelson Caranser
Hans Eynen
Raebeakn
Hot Springs
Ohi
Ohio
Washington
Snaem
Virginia Hot Springs
Naval Battle Near at Hand President Likes the Texans
Page one reports an imminent naval engagement, mentions President’s support for Texans, and notes tragedies including a poisoned child who killed herself. Multiple international items are listed, with Madrid deaths and land fraud indictments among the highlights.
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Madrid
Perlis
Infan
Kaiser
India
Minneapolis
Morais
Pitcairn
Council of Women
George Washington
Rockefeller
Carnegies
Panams
England
Happy Telephone Girls
Marquise de Fontenoy
Savoyard
Hitchcock
Bighop Satterlee
Washington Life
France
Richmond
Virginia Campaten
Masterson
Kentucky
Washington Real Estate
Wina Fon
Kaffir King
Marshal Wilder
Japan
Washington Press Corps
Mise Morosini
Eleanor Robson
Elephant
Etters the Insane
New York
Big Playground
Castro
Oxford
Disaster at Madrid as reservoir collapses killing and injuring
A new water reservoir under construction collapsed in Madrid killing about four hundred and injuring many. Fifty bodies recovered. King Alfonso and officials arrived to supervise relief. Public anger targets engineers and contractors amid inquiries. Processions and shutdowns marked the city as rescue efforts continued.
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Madrid
Alfonso
Carabanchel
Policies of peril urge abandoning distant possessions defend needy ports
Rear Admiral Melville in Philadelphia argues for concentrating defenses on the navy's efficiency rather than expanding its size. He warns that three inheritances the U S faces the Philippines the Panama Canal and bankrupt republics may become perpetual costs requiring a strong navy and fiscal discipline. He suggests abandoning distant possessions and focusing on strategic naval plans to manage expenses and protect national interests.
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Gen. Wilson
Entam
Japan
Asis
Russia
Washington
Philadelphia
American Academy of Political and Social Science
Melville
U .N
Philippines
Panama Canals
United States
Spain
Congress
Philippine Archipelago
France
Formosa
China
Panama Canal
Trautwine
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