Italian Protest to Austria Admitted by Signor Tiltoni
In Rome the opposition pressed the government over anti Italian disturbances in Innsbruck. Foreign Minister Tiltoni deplored the incident and said Italy cannot interfere in a foreign state's internal affairs under international law. He noted friendly remonstrances and affirmed Austria’s correct conduct, while opposition members urged a stronger, more energetic stance to defend Italians in former Austrian provinces.
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Rome
Barzilai
Austria
Chamber of Deputies
Signori Bruniatti
Bargilai
Innsbruck
Tiltoni
Mysel
von Koerher
Innsbruck University
Signor Gruniatti
Llanor Barziial
Ain
Who
Ndt
Signor
Barz Preecadowi
Tarimenne Reichstag Adopts Resolution on Middle Class Trade Protection
After a heated debate the Tarimenne Reichstag passed a resolution urging the government to step up protection for the middle class against department stores in trade. It also calls for further laws on monopolistic practices and price regulation to curb sales fraud and improve public interests in retail. The Socialists oppose, arguing it hampers natural economic forces. Conservative Herr Nissen calls the measures a cancerous evil. Clerical Jerr Fryberger urges public interest be treated as involved whenever retailers sue department stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarimenne Reichstag
Co-Operative Department
Union
Herr Nissen
Tim
Jerr Fryberger
Dogs for German Army in Southwest Africa
Berlin reports Germany has success using dogs to suppress the Southwest African rebellion. Dogs accompany expeditions, with several to be taken on the next transport to Africa. They aid guards against night surprise attacks, track fleeing motives, locate wounded men, and support battlefield tasks in the bush and on the field of battle.
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Berlin
Germany
Africa
Matt
Dattle
von Sierakowikt
Dita
Ann
von Nigortiara
Gersman
Japan protest over Russian Baltic squadron at Vigo
Tokyo protested Spain s handling of Baltic squadron vessels coal and conditions near Vigo stating neutrality was observed by Spain Madrid replied that Spain maintained neutrality and explained the situation Tokyo said no further word had been received Russia to aid Zionists in St Petersburg and Serbia cabinet resigns over railroad policy at Belgrade Emperor Nicholas wins hunting honors in Russia at Tsarskoe Selo Cuba moves to sanitation funds for Santiago Cienfuegos Cardenas and Matanzas expl. committee asks $190 000 in House.
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Spain
Vigo
Madrid
Der
Japan
Tokyo
Foreign Office
Nce
Tsarskoe Selo
Russia
Nicholas
Havana
House of Representatives
Santiago
Cienfuegos
Cardenas
Matanzas
Schell's Charges True on Winnebago Reservation
The U.S. grand jury report to Judge Munger paints a deplorable Winnebago condition driven by liquor sales and broken marriage norms. Testimony by Father Schell and others cites Homer saloonkeepers, bootleggers, and enforcement challenges as factors fueling demoralization and illegal marriages on the Nebraska reservation.
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Omaha
Nebr
United States
Grand Jury
Winnetago
Homer
Nebraska
Chauncey F. Black Dies in York Pa Former Pennsylvania Lieutenant Governor
Chauncey F. Black editor and politician, once Pennsylvania lieutenant governor and Democratic leader, died suddenly at his Brockie home near York Pa. Bright's disease caused death after a brief illness. he was born November 24 1839 in Somerset County Va and was educated at Allegheny College and Jefferson College. He studied law with Edwin M. Stanton, then became a journalist and editor on the New York Sun, later editing the York Gazette and serving in Democratic state and national conventions.
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York
Chauncey F. Black
Pennsylvania
Brockie
Mr. Black
Tie
Bright
Chauuncey Forward Black
Henry Black
Congress
Inchield
Jeremiah S. Black
Mos
Chauncey Forward
Tyler
Treasury
Walter Forward
Somerset County
Chauncey Forward Black
Atilham
Ohio
James
Garfield
Jefferson College
Edwin M. Stanton
Jereminal S. Tilack
Black
York Cruzette
Vienne
Count Peter Kapnist
Dr Miles Heart Cure Promoted By Personal Testimony
An advertisement touts Dr Miles Heart Cure as a famed tonic promising a cure for heart ailments. A user claims relief from shortness of breath palpitations and chest pain after taking the remedy, asserting full recovery two years ago and offering a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
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Miles
Milew
FIGHTING NEAR MUKDEN CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE
Reported fighting near Mukden shows shifting Russian and Japanese positions with Rennenkampff probing advances and Kuropatkin signaling possible offensive. Observers note cold weather hampering Japanese effectiveness, loss of rifles, and cautious maneuvers around Sintsintin and the Shakhe River as both sides avoid a frontal assault.
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War Office
Hennenkampff
Sitsintin
Taitse
Hun
Liaoyang
Rennenkampff
Kuropatkin
Shakhe
Debate Over Black Sea Fleet Reinforcement
St Petersburg reports discussion among papers about reinforcing Vice Admiral Rozestvensky with the Black Sea fleet to outpace Admiral Togo. Novoe Vremya argues for possible entry into the Mediterranean, while Britain fears a Russo-Japanese escalation and notes assurances against Black Sea passage. Also notes war tax talks in St Petersburg and a counterfeiting sentencing in Rice, J N Rice Jr.
Tennessee to Launch Armored Cruiser at Cramp Shipyard
Gov James B. Frazier and Tennessee party arrive in Philadelphia to witness the launching of the United States armored cruiser Tennessee from Cramp's ship yard at 11 o'clock tomorrow morning. Miss Annis Keith Frazier to sponsor the vessel. The ceremony will be followed by a Cramp company luncheon for about 600 guests. The Tennessee, new 14,500 ton heavy fighting cruiser, is a sister ship to the Colorado and Pennsylvania. hull and machinery contract price is 4,000,000 dollars.
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Washington
Philadelphia
James RB. Frazier
United States
Tennessee
Cramp
Annis Keith Frazier
J. Murray
Tarrytown
N. C
Cramp Company
Colorado
Pennsylvania
Mohn Alleges Conspiracy Against Court Martial
Lieutenant Albert J. Mohn of the Fourth United States Cavalry claims a conspiracy led to his court martial verdict. He appeals for reversal, asserts no defense was allowed, and says superior officers conspired. An inspector may probe the trial. officials doubt he will sue in Missouri court.
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Albert J. Mohn
Fourth United States Cavalry
War Department
Mohn
United States District Court of Missouri
Marine Corps Lieutenants Pass Examinations for Second Lieutenants
Washington candidates among 31 applicants who took the Marine Corps second lieutenant exam conducted by a naval board led by Col. Middleton. Seated in Room 600 Miles Building, the board assessed applicants since November, with Meyer New Orleans and several others listed as passers from diverse states including Louisiana Maryland Tennessee Virginia Vermont and New York.
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Naval Board
United States Marine Ros
William P Iiddle
GD. Meyer
New Orleans
F. B. Garrett
Monroe
W. Kogan
Sparrows Polini
B. Matthews
Spring ,Tenn
A. Gardiner
Washington
RE. P
Picter
United States In Corps
A. A. Rackott
Amherst
Royd
Richmond, Va
R. Fisbury
Logan Sails for Manila Aboard Transport with Large Officer Escort
The transport Tengah sailed from San Francisco in December bound for Manila carrying a large roster of military personnel. among them Lieut Appel and Maj Appel Medical Department Capt Carr Pay Department Capt Paymend Second Cavalry Capt Bush Seventh Infantry Capts Grote and Martin Eighteenth Infantry Chaplain Dallam Twelfth Infantry Lieuts Vedder Metcalfe Medical Department Lieut Moore Second Cavalry Lieut Downer Fourth Cavalry Lieut Moore Seventh Cavalry Lieuts Craig Petty Twentieth Infantry Lieut McCraskey Twenty second Infantry Lieut Moore Philippine Scouts Contract Surgeon Hull Contract Dental Surgeons Charters Voorhees two army nurses hospital corps women 42 and 26 hospital corps men as guard three cannons two postwar commissioned staff officers one headed for Honolulu.
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Tengah
San Francisco
Manila
D. Appel
He. Appel
Carr
Paymend
Second Cavalry
Bush
Seventh Infantry
Grote
Martin
Eighteenth Infantry
Dallam
Twelfth Infantry
Vedder
Metcalfe
Moore
Downer
Fourth Cavalry
Seventh Cavalry
Craig and Petty
Twentieth Infantry
McCraskey
Twenty-second Infantry
Philippine Scouts
Hull
Charters and Voorhees
Honolulu
Military promotions and leaves dated 1904 05
Orders to army officers grant indefinite sick leave for Lieut Gordon WN Kimball Twelfth Cavalry leave of absence six months Capt Roger HB Bryan Fifth Cavalry board at Fort Robinson Nebr dissolved leave of absence one month for Dental Surgeon Robert T Oliver and other duty changes across Fort Austiniboine Mont Fort Harraneas Wa Meret Pa and Port Wood multiple officers named with dates and destinations including California Manila and Mare Island. Also naval movements with vessels Hartford Castine Topeka Baltimore Wasp and more.
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Gordon WN. Kimball
Twelfth Cavalry
Roger Hb, Bryan
Fifth Cavalry
Fort Robinson
Nebr
Robert T. Oliver
Fort Ausiiniboine
Mont
James Canby
St. Louis
San Francisco
Cat
Trader Norman
Wighth Infantry
Port Wood
Ota R. Cole
Twenty-seventh Infantry
Edinand Wittenmyer
Department of the Lakes
New York
John J. Layne
Florida State Trnops
Can Bee
Garrison School
Fort Harraneas
Arthur Yates
Quartermaaler
Paettend
Maga
Port Mckinlay
Hugerviking
Jona
Commmanding General Department of California
Philippine Island
M. O
Raarpru
T. H. Stevens
E. W. Eberly
Sommantar
C. 8. Williams
Navy
H. E. Lackey
Uty
Reserve Torpedo Flotilla
Navy Yard
Norfolk
Galveston
C. K. Mallory
Bureau of Steam Engineering
Navy Department
Washington, D. C
FB. Upham
Quincy
Mass
Ware River Shipbuilding Company
Tadeut
H. B. Lackey
D. C. Hanrahan
A. M. Fauntleroy
Lancaster
League Island
Mare Island
Cal
Philadelphia
Puget Sound
Wash
J. Stepp
Boston
H. de Valin
Naval Proving Ground
Indian Mead
V. S. Jackson
Bureau of
Navy Departament
Washington, D. C, &C
Wait Or
P. E. Radcliffe
R. H. McCulloch
Naval Station
Cavite
P. I
Mitchell Will Not Go to Oregon as Witness in Land Fraud Case
Senator John S Mitchell denies urgency of his testimony in Oregon land fraud prosecutions. He cites four months in Portland with limited travel, asserts no subpoena or government request was made, and explains telegram exchanges with Francis J Heney. He refuses to name the attorney who gave him an introduction, to avoid involving a prominent citizen in the case.
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Mitchell
Portland
Greg
Francis J. Heney
Heney
Oregon
Washington
John U. Hall
United States
Francis J. Henery
Genal
Oreg
John S. Mitchell
United States Senate
Washington, D. C
Puter
Watson
St. Paul
Hermann
Inds
Waenington
I. G
Franco J. Heney
John H. Hail
United States District Attorney Hall
Northern Pacific
Burlington
Chicago
Freud
Senate
Emma L. Watson
A. D. Putin
A. D. Puter
Chat
Moe
Land Department
Comemita
Jgun I
Mitcilele
Preas
Mr. Heney
Yson
John H. Mitchell
U. 8
Trail
Washington,d
Fortland
Qreg
Wermann
Land Office
Toand Office
Han, Binger Hermann
General Land Office
Mca
Zam
Iohn H. Mitchell
Pater
Senator's Letter on Land Office Affidavits and Indictment Question
The speaker asserts no indictment, defends transmitting affidavits from Puter and Watson to Commissioner Hermann, and notes ready testimony was not demanded. He argues his actions expedited land cases and questions Attorney General Heney's handling of their correspondence.
Confessed Bribe Ties Witness to Oregon Land Fraud Case
Portland reports detail J W Heidencke of Detroit Oregon as principal witness in land fraud trials. He testifies a bribe from defendant 8 A A Frater induced him to sign affidavits to secure lands on sections 1 7. Heidenken claims Puter offered money to aid, citing connections with Congressman Binger Hermann and Senator Fulton to avoid trouble. Prosecutor reads affidavits, Heidencke disputes residence and cultivation specifics.
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Oregon
Puter
Portland
Oreg
J. W. Ileidecke
Detroit
A. A. Frater
Binger Hermmann
United States
Fulton
Washington, D.C
Heidenken
Henri
Heldecke
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Andoa Wentervelt
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Bert Sioward
Leona Bland
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Charles Barton
Hanlon Bros
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Columbia
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Cook
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Henry W. Savage
Pilsen
Bit
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Christ
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Lafayette Opera House
Columbia Thester
T. AR. Rith's
Sanders & Stay
Ninth Street
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