Adandons Mukden Fiercest Battle of War
Massive Mukden fighting continues with Japanese reverses reported around Bentsiapuze and Kandalisan. Russian center reportedly broken per St Petersburg sources as Kuropatkin withdraws toward north. both sides suffer heavy casualties in ten days of brutal combat along a fourteen mile front near the railway and Liao River region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bentsiaputze
Mukden
St. Petersburg
Kuropatkin
Larne
Karapatkin
Sburg
Efifeial
Repuet
Stiton
Fiotevistes
St Petersburg
Burrgatkin
Bilsey
Ladorang
Shele
Laao- Wang
Rayweranre
Tserpiisky
Proms Bealtod
Putiloff Hill
Kandalisan
Qoubenepusa
Tomaguchen
Kondiatse
Madyapu
Ge Kuropatkin
Nogi
Oku
Europathia
Liaoyang
Chadwick Trial Questions Bank Credits Amid Deposits
Nine witnesses testified in Cleveland on March 7 as the Chadwick trial exposed bank entries and deposits credited to Mrs. Chadwick. Journal entries in Oberlin bank handwriting showed $10,000 and $5,000 deposits credited to her, challenging government claims she had no funds there. Carnegie may refrain from testifying while statements from bank officials and cross-examinations clarified credits and signatures on certified checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Bank
Cleveland
Carnegie
Ohio
Chadwick
Oberlin
Spear
Beckwith
Journal of the Pank
Journal
Wing
H. H. Avery
Avery
Horace G. Waite
Oberlin Park
Judge Taylor
First National Bank
Elevated Car Overturn on Lake Street Line
Chicago March 7 A Lake Street elevated car with eighty passengers overturned while turning at Market and Lake. The second car crashed onto its side trapping passengers and a woman named Judith Strom from Austin Illinois. J P Henry narrowly escaped death after being pitched from the front platform and saved by a fireman with a ladder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lake Street
Market and
Lake Streets
Judith Strom
Austin
Ill
Miss Strom
J. P. Henry
Henry
Campaign for Exposition: Gen Lee to Visit States
Norfolk Virginia March 7. Jamestown Exposition Company governors begin a campaign to secure early substantial appropriations for Hampton Roads exhibits in 1907. Gen Fitzhugh Lee, company president, will travel to promote the exposition while governors provide engagements. Southeastern Virginia Baptist ministers plan a Monday meeting to consider a Baptist Building for the Jamestown Exposition exhibits highlighting religious liberty advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. Lee
Norfolk
Hampton Roads
Fitzhugh Lee
Baptist Ministers Conference of
Virginia
America
Seven Ballot Breaks Niedringhaus Deadlock In Missouri
In Jefferson City on March 7, seven Niedringhaus votes shifted to Kerens and Warner and Bartholdt. The ballot tally showed Cockrell 98 and Kerens gaining. Kerens mobilizes support while Niedringhaus backers resist, as a bribery probe looms over Illinois legislature and other regional stories emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Niedringhaus
Richard Bartholdt
St. Louis
Maj. Warner
Kansas City
R. C G. Kerens
Cockrell
Miedringhaus
Kerens
McKinley
Bartholdt
Warner
Dyer
L. H. Lewis
Hoeber
Kies
Smith
Detweller
Ossenfort
Batholdt
Moss
Land
Pick
Mooneyham
Walmsley
Lewis
Crawford
J. H. Richardson
Bartholidi
Moses Whybark
Joint Assembly
Kerene
Minneapolis broker firm with 175 branches fails
Former Judge A M Harrison was named receiver for Coe Commission Company in Minneapolis. The firm, tied to a wheat market bulge, operated 175 branches across Minnesota Wisconsin the Dakotas with private wires to major cities. Hammond, its manager, reportedly made large gains on market turns and held cash in banks. the company had prior Chicago failures with substantial debts and few assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
A. M. Harrison
Coe Commission Company
F. ©. Brooks
District Court
Northwest
George H. Hammond
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Dakotas
New York
Boston
Chicago
Winnipeg
Oregon
Montana
Washington
Hammond
Fire in Madison Square Garden destroys exhibits
Fire in Madison Square Garden in New York started in a storeroom near Fourth Avenue and Twenty seventh Street after a sports show and theater audience left. Flames swept to the second balcony damaging exhibits of the Canadian Pacific Railway and animal cages. a bear and a wildcat were killed. Damage estimated at 15000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Madison Square Garden
J Tonight
Garden Theater
Fourth Avenue
Twentyseventh Street
Canadian Pacific Railway
Cody insists on divorce in deposition in Omaha
William F. Cody also known as Buffalo Bill told his divorce deposition that reconciliation with Mrs. Cody is impossible and he will have nothing to do with her in the future. The claim followed Mrs. Cody accusing him of murdering their daughter Arta and vowing to denounce him at her grave. Her attorney said her reconciliation wish was insincere and conditioned, blocking any chance of settlement. Colonel Cody had sent Dr. Powell to mediate but Mrs. Cody’s reaction prevented further talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Nebr
William F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Engineer Responsible for Clifton Wreck, Seven Killed
Pittsburgh March 7 The Pennsylvania Company released findings on last Friday’s Clifton Pa wreck that killed seven Ohio Engineers’ Battalion members en route to Cleveland’s inauguration and left thirty two injured. The report says a section three engineer failed to observe rules leading to a collision with a second section. The engineer, now dismissed, testified smoke from a passing train hid the signal west of Clifton, yet he did not stop in time. All signals reportedly showed proper indications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Clifton
Ohio Engineers
Cleveland
Pennsylvania Company
German National Bank Shortfall Raises Theft Suspicions
The German National Bank of Cincinnati is 355000 short in its government reserve fund, with the money seemingly stolen from special vaults. President Boh rer calls the shortage possibly a bookkeeping error. December count found the fund intact, but a four week old shortage spurred a thorough probe without results. The bank, a strong local institution, shows 500000 capital, 157196 profits, and nearly seven million in resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
German National Bank
Bohrer
Man Confesses to Killing Wife and Three Children
Danville, Art March 7 James Ince after admitting he killed his wife and three children ages four months to four years was brought back to jail today after visiting the crime scene near Whitely, fifteen miles southwest. He confessed saying he killed them to solve the family’s inability to make a living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Art
James Ince
Whitely
Here
Drowned on Lake Monroe Three Die in Boating Tragedy
Sanford Fla March 7 two young men Otto McElroy and Reese Boyd both of this place and Miss Magete Looney of Thomasville Ga were drowned during a boatin trip on Lake Monroe. Their boat was found at daylight upturned near shallow water with all three bodies recovered. Miss Looney leaves a Thomasville family while McElroy and Boyd are survived by Birmingham and local families respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford
Fla
Lake Monroe
Magete Looney
Thomasville
Otto McElroy
Reese Boyd
Miss Looney
Young McHirey
Birmingham
Ala
Court Decision by Cable Draws San Francisco Question
Honolulu court record notes Circuit Judge Gear, in San Francisco and recently operated on, issued a long-distance ruling in Territory vs Cotton Brothers. The verdict had awarded $25,000 for a dredger loss at Pearl Harbor. a new trial motion was granted, prompting questions about the validity of telegraphed authority. Also advertised: Wilson & Mayers Auction Sale at 10 a.m. with rugs furniture mahogany and more. Royal Blue and Royal Limited rail service from Baltimore to Philadelphia and New York with parlor and dining cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
San Francisco
Cable
George D. Gear
Cotton Brothers
Pearl Arbor
Cabled
Philadelph
New York
Baltimore and Ohio
Fire destroys American Cereal plant in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, March 7. The American Cereal Company complex, the world’s largest, covering two blocks, was wrecked by a fast moving blaze. Loss placed at 1.5 million dollars with nearly 1 million insured. Two known dead, including Jo Hollingsworth of Parnell, Iowa, with an unknown man also killed. Fire started in the hull grinding room, flames swept across the avenue, buildings collapsed, and embers driven by wind sent fires over six blocks. Firemen powerless as residents fled and telegraphs for aid were sent to river cities and smaller towns. The mill employed about 86 men. city faced a severe blow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
American Cereal Company
JO Hollingsworth
Parnell
Hollingsworth
Minister a Perjurer Sentenced in Knoxville Federal Court
W Ashley a Christian church minister living near Newport Tenn received a fifteen month penitentiary term after pleading guilty to perjury. An investigator found he was a bigamist since his first wife, married in 1865, was never divorced, though he later wed again in Tennessee. He may face bigamy charges after serving the federal sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
Min W. Ashley
Christian Church
Newport
Senn
Ashley
North Carolina
Tennessee
Inquiry into Her Death Sparks New York Investigation
Rosie De Pietro, the Italian matron recently acquitted of murder, is found dead in Long Island City while a police inquiry begins. She had just given birth two weeks before and appeared to be recovering though she hadn’t seen a doctor for days. Her Tombs case drew broad national attention and petitions for her release were sent to the district attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rosie de Pietro
Long Island City
Medal From President To Bain For Railroad Rescue
Pittsburg March 7 report from McKeesport says Thomas Bain a coal digger of Shaner will receive a medal of honor from the government for flagging a Baltimore and Ohio inaugural train on Sunday and preventing a catastrophe Roosevelt will bestow the medal soon. the railroad company will also honor Bain’s services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Maren
McKeesport
Baltimore and Ohio
Thomas Bain
Shaner
Roosevelt
Bain
Case Against Santa Fe Starts Anti-Trust Trial in Kansas
Testimony opened in Topeka today in Kansas v Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Co in Chautauqua County on alleged anti-trust law violations. Cyrus Anderson, secretary of the State Board of Railroad Commissioners, testified and provided copies of last year’s annual reports from Kansas railroads. A separate item notes jurors indict Rev F J Cordova of New Brunswick for assault and battery and abandonment. he will be arraigned tomorrow. Also listed is a California rail fare notice offering low rates to colonist points from March 1 to May 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Topeka
Kans
State of Kansas
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Company
Chautauqua County
Cyrus Anderson
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Board of Commissioners
Cordova
New Brunswick
N. J
Grant
F. J. Cordova
Julia Bowne
Kuropatkin's Defeat Reported in Index to Lay's Issue
The index lists items such as Mages, a fire in Iowa with two deaths, Stanford poisoning plot, subway accident marks, and various political notes including Inauguration fineness, Hitler's Washington visit, and Cortelyou taking the oath. It outlines sections on battles, treaties, and court decisions with noted reports from Drake Answers Charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuropatkin
Aawicle
Iowa
Stanford
Hitler Haggard
Washington
Russia
Santa Domingan
Cortelyou
Editorial Corment
Gorges
Potomac
District Court of Appeals
Drake
Poison Indicated in Mrs Stanford's Death Case
Honolulu reports chemists found a color indicating strychnine in Mrs Stanford's stomach and bicarbonate of soda she drank. In San Francisco, police press investigation. but Capt Burnett says no one is accused yet. Former butler Beverly and maid Miss Richmond questioned. Berner denies poisoning theory. later note of insane Chinese man Wong Toy Wong involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Honolulu
Henry
Associated Press Today
R. A. Duncan
Board of Health
Stanford
Edmund Shorey
United States
Mountford Wilson
Byington
Burnett
Beverly
San Francsco
Wong Toy Wong
Leland Stanford, Jr
University Trust Bank
Tie
Jerome B. Stanford
Senator Stanford
Wreck in Subway Strike Paralyzes New York Transit
New York entered the first day of a general rapid transit strike as elevated and underground lines faced widespread disruption. A rear-end collision at Twenty-third Street injured twenty-nine, with many passengers trapped, trains running irregularly, and police and fire units freeing victims. Mayor McClellan offered to arbitrate between Interborough and its employees to restore service, while officials said arrangements would be made to resume normal operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Interborough
Mortiine
Interboroughs
Farley
Lus System
Expo
Twenty-third Street
Tus
Tas
George B. McClellan
Inteborough Company
Interborough Roaid Transit Company
Hedley
MaClellan
Interborough Company
Amalgamated Association
McClellan
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Adandons Mukden
Tokie
Polakaom
Ion Serpisky
Mulder
Asecaic
Inter
Gee Tsepitsky
Plieime Himsef
Evlers
Gr Tar
Gernan
Rust Silurian Riles
Coenme Bre Teken
Tatchekian
Woukden
Themeryina
Finhelow
Vana
Erthuitzu
Alee
Tabwaniaa
Temporaria Te Us
Ross ~ At Hushed
Flekuchett
J .Ja ¢Ese
Erdages
Cabin Joan Bridge
Niewerape
Bentsiapuize
Qubenepusa
Tatcheking
Gen. Gernangross
Sinmintin
Kuronitkin
Hissars
Kuropaikin
Nusintong
Nusintongs
Kindiatse
Liao-yang
War Office
Shakhe
Nicholas
Oyama
Old Point Comfort
Newport News
Norfolk & Washington Steamboat Co
7Th St
New_York
Moses
Sele
R. R
Philadelphia
Fifteenth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
New Jersey Avenue
Bolt Niedringhaus
Representative Bartholdt
Senate
Ilinois
Springfield
Frank D. Comerford
Comerford
Hatch
A. B. Edwards
Friesland
Liverpool
Edwards
Federal Grand Jury
Thomas Jefferson
Congress
Madison Square
Cody
BANK
Arkansas
Wilson & Mayers
Santa FE
California
Weat
Duncan
Berner
All Druggista
Carmen
James A. Alexander
Samuel Austin
Edward W Bohmke
Samuel T. Bradford
Joseph L. Cohen c. E. James
Henry O Dinger
Matonah
James Fitz
Edward
Baltimore
A. BR
Dklye
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