Battle UnGEaling Japanese Reported North of Mukden
Russian and Japanese forces clash across Manchuria near Mukden with heavy losses on both sides. Gen Kuropatkin reinforces as Kaulbars commands Russian troops in a critical triangle near the Hun River, while Japanese assaults threaten the railway line and surrounding villages. Reports mention 12,030 Russian wounded and 20,000 Japanese killed or wounded, and indicate ongoing artillery duels, night attacks, and shifting frontline positions amid high tension between Moscow and Tokyo.
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St Petersburg
Kuropatkin
Harbin
Hun
Mukden
Thara
Manchuria
Ruro- Pathin
Nituchwang
Gaotu
Michiapu
Nuesintun
Salingpu
Ligunta
Mukden Sunda
Vinchlapu
Machiapu
Tate Loeking
Shakhe
Pewlloff
Novgorod
Madzyapu
Niuchiatun
Hospital
Dithanga
Sandepas
Manzapu
Jiater
Kaulbars
Kuropathin
Putiloff Hill
Nogts
Euroki
War Office
Ihis
Gen ‘Uropaliin
Géng Noel
Kuroki
Kuropat~kins
Itigs
Liaoyang
Genduro
Atkin
Kandalisan
Ganta Pass
Otclerk
Southern Iron Deal Off
New YorkMarch 6President JC Maben of Sloss Sheffield Steel and Idron Company announced today that negotiations for the purchase of Bloss Sheffield Company's property by J H Hoadley and his friends are at an end. The purchasing syndicate faced unexpected difficulty gaining control of Tennessee Coal and Iron Company. The matter will be submitted to Sloss-Grief-Feld directors in Birmingham March 14. Hoadley said the merger talks would resume later. The Sloss-Sheffield executive committee recommended regular dividends on preferred stock and an initial 2 12 per cent dividend on common stock.
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New York
JC Maben
Sloss Sheffield Steel and Idron Company
Bloss Sheffield Company
J H Hoadies
Maben
Tennessee Coal and Iron Compan
Hoadley
Sloss-Grief- Feld Company S
Birmingham
P Hoadley
Sloss-Sheffield
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
Sloss- Sheffield Company
Bribery Charges Fly Over Colorado Governorship
State Senator RW Morgan publicly charged that James M Herbert and Daniel Sullivan offered and promised $1,500 to influence the Colorado gubernatorial contest in favor of Alice Adams. Herbert and Sullivan were arrested with bonds set, while Morgan alleged he turned over $750 to a Denver attorney for use, and he accused Peabody supporters of pressuring Republican lawmakers. Adams dismissed the charges as partisan games, noting Morgan sought his vote honestly after reporting the offer.
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R. W. Morgan
Colorado Senate
J. M. Herbert
Daniel Sullivan
Morgan
Denver
Cole
James 'H Peabody
Alva Adams
R W. Morgan
Colorado
B J Oconnell
Jesse I McDonald
Senate
General Assembly
James M Herbert
Alice Adams
George Dudger
Tormey
RW Morgan
Colorado and Southern Railroad
Cripple Grea
Herbert
Sullivan
Sudger
Morgan Bonds
Stdger
Brown Palace
Adams
Boulder County
Gov Adams
Peabody
Postmaster Sullivan
Mr Herbert
Richard Broad
Broad
Kansan resolves to urge president reject beef trust report
Kansas Senate and House urge the President to appoint an independent investigator to probe the beef trust. They condemn the Commerce Department probe as biased, call for disclosure of profits and methods, and seek safeguards for producers and consumers. The piece also notes subpoenas in the meat trust case and a special railroad train timetable for an International Convention.
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Senate
House
United States
Norge
Beef Trust
Chicago
Meat Trust
John C Ames
New York Subway Strike Ends Transport Chaos Looms
In a Harlem meeting the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Amalgamated Association voted unanimously to strike at 3 am with full operation by 4 am. About 5,000 subway and elevated workers will halt service, threatening commuter chaos as police and guards mobilize across Manhattan stations.
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New York
Inter-borough Company
Manhattan
Tha Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway
Harlem
Frank Hedley
Interborough Company
Jerence
Tts
Oban
Jenks
Protherhood of
Locomotive Engineers
Jersey City
Strakebreakers
Subway
Fugitives Denied Bail in U S Fraud Case in Montreal
Montreal March 6 Messrs Gaynor and Greene wanted by the United States on fraud charges connected with the Savannah River Improvements appeared before Magistrate LaFontaine. An objection to jurisdiction was filed and the case adjourned to March 14 to allow witnesses. The magistrate ruled Dominion statutes do not grant power to grant bail, and the prisoners were remanded to jail. The proceeding may go to an Imperial Court for a ruling on bail power. In a separate note, a heavy hailstormHit Santiago Cuba noted as the first since seventy seven years. The item also lists railway schedules and excursion fares for Florida and California via Southern and other lines.
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Montreal
Messrs Gaynor and Greene
United States
Savannah River Improvementa
Magstrate LaFontaine
Taschereau
LaFontaine
Wyndham resigns as Ireland secretary amid Tory turmoil
London reports Premier Balfour states Mr Wyndham has resigned as chief secretary for Ireland after prolonged appeals to quit. Ulster Unionists celebrate, while defections threaten the government majority. John Redmond hails the move as a step toward home rule and possible shifts in ministerial leadership follow.
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John Redmond
London
Balfour
House of Commons
Wyndham
Ireland
Antony FP
MacDonnell
Irish Parlimentary Party
Earl of Dudley Gord
Alexander Acland-Hood
Earl of Dudley
Paria
Antony MacDonnell
Selborne
Index to To Lay's Issus Part One
Page listing and brief notes covering major topics including a Great Battle still raging, bribery charges in the Colorado Beef Trust, reports on Trigh Secretary, Carnegie at Chadwick trial, inaugurations, performers, and Senate actions. Includes sections on social events, racing, and rigid enforcement of the smoke law with district legislation notes.
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Colorado
Supreme Court
Tragedy at Chester Drug Store End in Double Death
John E Chatham, a Chester druggist, killed his wife Mrs Issac Abrams and her daughter Mrs Sadie Chatham with a hammer then shot his infant and himself. Mrs Abrams lay dead in the living room near her unconscious daughter as Chatham died later at the hospital. The baby survived with minor injuries as police described a frenzied attack at the prescription counter.
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Chester Pa
Issac Abrama
Sadie Chatham
John E Chatham
Chatham
Abrams
John
Emanuel Heiltacon
Mrs Abrams
Strictures in San Francisco Poison Mystery Reported
Honolulu reports chemists fail to find strychnine in Mrs Jans Stanford organs but hint at poisoning. Stanford inquiry paused as chemists and surgeons reassess. San Francisco denies cable claim about strychnine in bicarbonate soda and a sheriff implicated by impersonation.
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Honolulu
Jans & Stanford
Stanford
Willa Henry
San Francisco
Benny
Morton seeks to annul trust over Nassau Street building
Former Vice President Levi F Morton sues in New York Supreme Court to void a trust transferring the Morton Building to the Morton Trust Company so his daughter Helen and her husband could derive separate income after marriage. Helen married the Count de Talleyrand Perigord in 1901 and divorced him in France last July. the Duke de Valencay is named as defendant. Justice Dowling ordered service by publication at the French address.
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Levi P. Morton
New York
Levi F Morton
Supreme Court
Morton Trust Company
Morton
Nassau Street
Helen
Miss Morton
Count de Talleyrand Perigord
France
Duke de Valencay
Justice Dowling
Trial of Mrs Chadwick Opens Amid Carnegie Interest
The first day of Mrs Cassie Chadwick's trial for conspiracy with Oberlin Bankers saw her deeply observing jurors while Andrew Carnegie lingered nearby, studying her and exchanging whispers with Mr Everett. Eleven farmers serve on the jury, the prosecution rests with twenty eight witnesses subpoenaed. defense predicts failure to prove guilt and seeks an acquittal, as court adjourns to tomorrow morning.
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Oberlin
Cleveland
Ohio
Cassie L. Chadwick
Halter
Chadwick
Aho
Taylor
Mormrow
Mrs Chadwick
Sullivan
J P Dawley
SP Dawley
Fpiarcis J. Wing
Sheldon F Kerrutsh
Bullvan
James Carr
Butler Crane Willis WcGuire
Thomas Wemahon
Martin Grow
Halberstadt
F P Anderson
William Slaver
E Humphrey W
Oa McCray Ellwood Millar
James Carr Shorne
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Mr Carnegie
Belt
Everett
Davley
Andrew “Arnegie
Sesson
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Nogis
Kurakis
Tie Pass
Wakden
Fantziatun
Wis
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Mukden Wareeh
Tzuar4irche
Antztaltun
Tin- Ninchin
aGen Kanibirs
Ins Staff
Lucy
Kurupetkin
Gastu Pass
Sakhetun
Imperial Tombs
Thomas Jefferson
Congress
J HS Small & Sons Florists
Washington Waldorf-Atoria
Bidway, N
Seaboard Florida Limited
Washington
St Augustine
Pinehurst Southern Pines
Camden
Southern Resorts
Nic Spapleraghivye
Sloss-Sheffield Company
Pennamvacia Railroad
Harrisburg
B M Newbold
Geo W
Gov. Adams
Edward
Davis
Charles H Davis
Mer
International Commission
Dover
King Edward
Admiral Davis
Pinehurst
Camton Floris
Vila Seaboard Air Line
Pa. Ave
Assails Beef Trust
Kansas
Washington Post
Epworth League
onTar
Vie Pennsylvania Railroad
Raing
Ee BaDast
Geo General
Ponedelphiay
Santiago
Cuba
Zaydusland Popular
S Outhern’s
Palm Limited
Florida
Aiken
Augusta
Pullman
Walington
St. Augustine
Southern Way
California
Southern By
So. Pacific
Berth
Sebo
A. J. Poston
Swift MacNeill
Lord Selborne
South Africa
Machkeill
MacNeill
Premier Balfour
Joseph Chamberlain
Lord Milmer
Chamberlain
Moses
Baltimore and
Hs Child
Union Trust Co
Baltimore and Ohio
Philad
India
Keoyaline
Phi
Ilor Cs
Ingea
Royal Limited
Trendore Roosevelt
Nor Western
Srith
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