Japan Denies Russian Charge Of Troops Crossing Mongolia
Foreign Office in Tokyo rebuts Russian claim that Japanese troops violated China's neutrality by following the Russian army in western Fengtien. Tokyo asserts imperial forces did not pass through Mongolian territory while Russia sought supplies from Bengalia and used disguised troops to aid in the rear. Evidence cited includes Russia requisitioning supplies and movements near Uulatukal and Lesserkouion under Prince authority.
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Foreign Office
Tokyo
China
Fengtien Bruyince
Takfur Tente
Mongolia
Russia
Uulatukal
Lesserkouion Sau
Khorehin Diatet
Notice of Marriage and Death In Washington Post
Marriage and death notices in The Washington Post may be telegraphed at no extra charge to appear in morning newspapers nationwide upon application. Publications listed include the New York Times Boston Globe Buffalo Courier Quirer Philadelphia Public Ledger Pittsding Dispatch Prov Journal Hoche Herald St Louis Republic Syracuse Standard Paul Pioneer Press Minneapolis Tribune San Diego Union Dealer URL
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Washington Post
NEW York Times
Boston Globe
Ffalo Courier
Quirer
RALD
Phildaqelpiua Pubblic Ledger
Pittsding Dispatch
Prov Journal
Hoche Herald
Louis Republic
Syracuse
Pusandard
FP. Paul
Pioneer-Press3
Wneapolia Trusune
PLS
LICENSED TO MARRY. Waveland and Bartanure couples listed
A jumble of names and locales lists multiple marriage licenses and removals from towns including Waveland Bartanure Gaunt Melbourne and Oscar Raton. The text also records obituaries and funeral notices with dates and street references, noting individuals such as Joseph Aukward Mary Johnson and Grace Johnson among others. The fragmentary items reflect a local notices page with licensing marriages and death notices.
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Isomas H. Johnson
Adetta Garland
Waveland
Ly Lawrences
Rleke't
Fiorence Hardy
Bartanure
MI Lewit MiUs
Ta Scott
Oscar Raton
Susan E. Hume
Mquiee Gaunt
Va Janten
Alice Mlanten
Tal Mary Johnson
Honig
Melbourne
Gracean
Emma Johnson
Oan
M. Laskey
Helen M. McAllister
Webher Qates
Health Office Record Deaths Across District
Health office records list multiple deaths with ages from infancy to seniors, including patients from Freedsmen's Hospital and Preedimen's Hospital. Notable entries mention Janes Hebron Garfield Hop and William Hilton among others, with ages ranging from 2 months to 64 years and residences such as 5 months Ainvenn 2 ewert and 1327 Janes Matriv. The list cites various institutions and dates around March and March 1g.
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Ahr
Thom
Beall
Israni
Osth
O& O
Canal
Sary
Eng
Hauie Veratica
Enths
Taog H. Craaford
Guy Vanemas
Tefant Anute
Lee Wang
Vatherine Williams
Russian Forces Conduct Movements Across Mongolia Fields
A report details Russian troops and allied soldiers marching from Tie Ling and Kalguar into inner Mongolia under Prince Pei. They seized cattle and horses, faced resistance near Pakneshu, and confiscations by Ahmoyang officials. Additional Russian detachments operated from Tie Ling toward Linkseckel, with widespread requisitions in northeast Mongolia.
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Hintu
Royul
Imat
Tie Ling
Kalguar
Mongolia
Prince Pei
Chung Chiatun
Kangan
Linkseckel
Hanale-Helenor
Khorlos
Chungehiatun
Petun
Patun
Sore
Dubed
Rusafa
China
Changehlakuo
Kalgan
Reform Movement Pushes Amid Polish Uprisings
Reports from Warsaw and Moscow describe peasant uprisings dispersed by troops in Orel Tschernigoft and Kursk as humanitarian measures seek order. Polish workers strike for higher wages and nine hour days while language rights talks in St Petersburg fail to yield concessions. Local authorities prepare for potential cholera outbreaks and quarantine due to unrest.
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St. Petersburg
Manchuria
Moscow
Orel
Tschernigoft
Kursk
Warsaw
Lubin
Witte
Committee On Ministers
Deeds of terrorists reported in Europe and Russia
March 14 dispatches describe renewed terrorist acts. Lieut. Koujot of the Volga Cossacks is mortally wounded in Kremenchug while enforcing Moscow's order. Minsk police chief Hoffenberg survives a revolver attack. Threatening letters reach officers. revolutionary proclamations surface in Cronstadt. Sailors and dockyard workers urged to scuttle ships or refuse to fit out. Rumor of a Kremlin area blast near Moscow.
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St. Petersburg
Lieut. Koujot
Kremenchug
Moscow
M. Hoffenberg
Minsk
Cronstadt
Koscow
Kremlin
Loan purely domestic Japanese bonds to be paid in Japan
Japanese consul general in New York states that the 100 million yen exchequer bonds announced in Tokyo are strictly an internal loan. Interest will be paid in Japan only and rumors of offering the bonds in France or Germany with Paris-based interest are unfounded.
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New York
Uehida
New York City
Tokyo
Japan
Europe
France
Germany
Paris
Russian Loan Issued to 120 Thousand Bonds
Paris dispatch reports Russia plans a treasury bond issue of 120000 dollars at 98 percent, redeemable in 1913, likely to be offered in April. The loan carries a two percent coupon and is part of government borrowing efforts.
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Treasury
Special Cable Dispatch
Washington Post
Paris
Celebrate Mukden's Fall Inspires Joyful Streets
Niuchwang March 33 Chinese celebrate Mukden's fall with fireworks lanterns banners and parades while Chinese and Japanese mingle in street scenes. Cincinnati March 13 Evangelical Alliance asks President Roosevelt to act for Russia Japan peace. London March 14 Times notes eight new submarines laid down at Sevastopol by American builders. New York March 13 Hamburg American Line denies recurring reports.
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the Yalu
Niuchwange
Mukden
Cincinnati
Ohio
The
Evangelical Alliance, of
Roosevelt
Russia
Japan
London
the Times
Sevastopol
New York
E. L. Boas
How Mukden Was Won By Japanese Forces At Mukden
The article reports Japanese forces under Oyama deceiving Kuropatkin near Mukden, with 50 60 thousand Russian prisoners and about 70 captured guns. It notes a retreat began March 8, a demoralized Russian withdrawal blocked by Japanese infantry and artillery, and modest Japanese losses around 100 men.
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Kuropatkin
Euroki
Mukden
Fushun
Kuroki
Nogi
Port Arthur
Tie Pass
Reluctant Retreat From Hun River Front Amid Hard Fighting
The Associated Press reports Gen Rennen kampff headquarters describe the Oubenepusa detachment’s retreat to positions on the Han River east of Fushun. Soldiers mourned, questioned orders, and burned stores as they withdrew in orderly fashion amid heavy losses and grim discipline.
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St. Petersburg
Associated Press
Rennenkampff
Ubenepusa
Hun River
Tie Pass
Oubenepusa
First Army
Han River
Fushun
Madyadany
Chinese Abandon Railroad to Withhold Contraband for Japan
The Chinese railway administration withdraws locomotives and rolling stock from the Sinmintin to Yinkow line due to Japanese military orders to carry military stores. Authorities suspend service beginning today. higher quarters justify action as neutrality is strained by Japanese pressure, despite revenue loss and bond deterioration concerns.
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Tientsin
Chinese Railway Administration
Sinmintin
Koupangtsze
Yinkow
Imperial Page A Suspect
Berlin reports an imperial page accused by fellow pages of treasonable conduct was examined for sanity at Grand Duke Constantine's request and declared mentally disordered on Saturday. Socialist writings and chemical preparations were found among his effects.
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Berlin
Marek W
Aussiche Zeitung
St. Petersburge
Constantine
Milkman Goes to Jail in Poison Preservative Crackdown
Henry Blum, a milk wagon driver, was sentenced to ten days at the Tombs after a New York Board of Health agitation against milk adulteration and the use of poisons as preservatives. The move targets formaldehyde use by city dealers to keep milk from souring, marking the first prison sentence in the campaign.
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New York
New York City
Woman Found Dead In Marysville Home Fire
The charred remains of Mrs. Joseph Nance were discovered today in the ashes of her Marysville home. Her husband is held pending inquiry after shots were heard at the scene. Authorities say Nance may have borrowed matches from a neighbor and a murder is suspected to conceal the crime.
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Marysville
Cal
Joseph Nance
Nance
Wife Sees Love Notes Unfrocked Pastor On Trial
Miss Tulia Bowne testifies in New Jersey court as the Rev J F Cordova, once pastor of Conklin Methodist, faces abandonment charges. Bowne, Cordova's former elopee and lover, admits being with him but cannot recall details. Cordova says he left after his wife demanded separation. his finances and motive are questioned as witnesses describe past elopements and cipher letters. Court activity includes cross examination, potential contempt threats, and heightened courtroom tension.
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Washington Post
New Brunswick
N. J
Tulia Bowne
J. F. Cordova
Conklin Methodist Episcopal Church
South River
Woodbridge Strong
Washington
George Berdine
Miss Bowne
Cordova
J. C. Bowne
New Mexico
Brooklyn
Berdine
Philippine mails and passenger contracts tied to five year coastwise system
Secretary Forbes has proposed a five year contract with coastwise vessel owners to carry mails freight and passengers in the Philippines. Rates will be identical for government and public use, with half rates for civilian and military officials on leave. Gen Corbin tours the Southern islands as cavalry is ordered to traverse Batangas Province for drills. Officers told to win native goodwill and buy supplies locally while tracking the irreconcilables.
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Joe Washington Post
Manila
Commercce
Forbes
Philippine Commission
Corbin
Batangay
Vatican envoy to Porte departs for Constantinople
Rome March 13 Bishop Giovanni Tacci Porcelli has left for Constantinople to assume duties as apostolic delegate. He is instructed to ignore the France Holy See rupture in ceremonial matters but not permit any interference from the French Ambassador in religious affairs. Orders go to all Catholic congregations in Turkey to recognize the delegate authority.
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Rome
Giovanni Tacci Porcelli
Constantinople
France
Orient
Holy See
Porcelli
Associated Press
Turkey
Plague Causes Exodus From Pisagua Chile City
Valparaiso dispatch reports Pisagua, a 20,000 population town forty four miles north of Iquique, deserted as hundreds die of bubonic plague. Police find abandoned houses with bodies in advanced state of putrefaction.
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Valparaiso
Chile
Pisagua
Iquique
Presbytery Rejects Cumberland Union Over ture in New York
In New York on March 13 the Presbytery voted 61 to 44 against the Cumberland Union Over ture. The heated session lasted over three hours with nearly all ten members weighing in. The rejected plan would have created separate presbyteries for whites and negroes.
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New York
Presbytery of
Cumberland Union
Presbytery
Long Hidden Will Found in Jersey City Chest
Special to The Washington Post. A will hidden for twenty seven years in an old iron bound chest was filed for probate in Jersey City. Thomas Moore of Harrison New Jersey died last year leaving one hundred thousand dollars to his adopted daughter Mrs Thomas J McGlennon. The daughter was raised to inherit and Moore publicly stated plans to transfer the fortune to her after his death. The widow married again and later pursued a will claim via Senator Hudspeter. the suit stalled until the twenty seven year old will was discovered in court.
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Washington Post
New York
Jersey City
Thomas Moore
Harrison, N. J
Thomas J. McGlennon
Harrison
Mr. Moore
McGlennon
Robert Hudspeter
Hudson County
Chancery Court
FLEES FROM SECRET FOES REV L D COOK LEAVES TOWN
Williamsport Pa March 13 Reverend L D Cook pastor of Black Creek New York faced a year long campaign of threats and violence including arson poisoning a life threatening letter stoning and armed defense before accepting the presiding elder Thomas Cardus advice to depart He plans to return later but keeps his destination secret and his enemies from following him Detectors have concluded an inquiry though the report remains confidential
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Rev. L. D. Cook
Black Creek, N. Y
Presiding Elder
Washington Post
Williamsport
L. D. Cook
Black Creek
New York State Line
Thomas Cardus
Mr. Cook
Cook
Stanford Death Mystery at Moana Hotel
Honolulu reports a scientific dispute over Mrs. Jane Lathrop Stanford's death on February 22 at the Moana Hotel. Some doubt poisoning while hotel doctors and prominent physicians insist strychnine caused the death, with tests and autopsy accounts from health officials and researchers.
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Honolulu
Jane Lathrop Stanford
Moana
Venezuela to Settle Debt With Bondholders at Brussels
London reports the Paris Times correspondent says an agreement has been signed in Brussels for Venezuela to settle its debt to English and German bondholders with new 3 percent bonds guaranteed by 30 percent of customs receipts under The Hague convention.
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Washington Post
London
Paris
the Times
Brussels
Venezuela
Carnegie library gift urged by Booker T. Washington
Booker T. Washington met Andrew Carnegie with Bishop Clinton and Dr W H Goler at Salisbury North Carolina under African M E Zion Church auspices to seek a library building for a college for colored people. Carnegie consented to donate but gift amount was not disclosed.
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Booker T. Washington
Andrew Carnegie
Bishop Clinton
W. H. Goler
Livingston College
Salisbury
N. C
M. E. Zion Church
Carnegie
Funeral of Senator Rate Held in Nashville Hall
Impressive simple services in the Tennessee House of Representatives honored late United States Senator William Brimage Rate. The legislature Supreme Court state officials United Confederacy Bivouacs and the Washington Congressional escort participated. Religious rites were by Rev. D. C. Kelly and Dr. Lansing Burrows. The body proceeded to Mount Olivet Cemetery with Confederate Veterans and State guard escort.
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Tenn
Supreme Court
United Confederacy
State Guard
Washington
House of Representatives
United States
William Brimage Rate
D. c. Kelly
N. B. Forrest
Lansing Burrows
Mount Olivet
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Promises Hope For Women
An old advertorial touts Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a cure for kidney, liver, and bladder troubles in women misdiagnosed as womb or female weakness. It claims renewed vigor, urges samples by mail, and includes a testimonial from Mrs. A. L. Walker of Atlanta praising its effects and recommending it to others.
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Dr. Kilmer
Binghamton, N. Y
Sormehow
A. L, Walker
East Linden St
Atlanta, Ga
Swamp Root a Blessing to Women in Brooklyn Letter
A Brooklyn woman testifies to the relief from bladder and urinary issues after using Swamp Root. She describes months of misery, weakness, and nocturnal urination, then credits Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root with full recovery and renewed daily strength.
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Dr. Kilmer
Root
Swamp Root Editorial Offer Promises Health Cure Trial
An editorial urges readers to try Swamp-Hoot Swamp-Root after costly failures with other medicines. It touts 80 percent success, offers a free sample bottle and a book with testimonials, and notes purchasable 50 cent and one dollar bottles at drug stores. Readers are advised to mention The Washington Daily Post.
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Swamp-Root
MAKE WAR ON "BIG FIVE" INDEPENDENT PACKERS RAISE FUND
Chicago march 13 the daily news to gay says war to the knife between the big five of the beef combine and twenty six firms and corporations classified as independent packers will begin in Chicago when the federal grand jury starts its investigation. A fund of 10000 has been raised to carry on the fight and present the independents claims before the public. Schwarzschild and Sulzberger is the largest independent firm with plants in Kansas City Chicago and New York. Independent packers have held meetings in Kansas City to plan offensive and defensive action.
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Chicago
The
Daily News
Federal Grand
Schwarzschild & Sulzberger
Kansas City
New York
Jealous Lover's Deed Shocks Erie on March 1
Enraged by jealousy, Joe Massucci attacked Annie Riche and Antonio Tubarco with a razor and hatchet in Erie. Both victims were left unconscious. the woman was severely wounded with her throat cut and face slashed. Tubarco is near death, while Riche remains unconscious with slim chances of recovery.
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Erie
Joe Massucci
Annie Riche
Antonio Tadtarco
Hamot Hospital
Massucci
Tubarco
Plea for Tariff Revision and Free Trade Relayed
Massachusetts Legislature committee on Federal relations reports in favor of tariff revision and freer trade with Canada and Newfoundland. The resolution calls for freer trade as long as American agriculture labor and industry are not harmed, upholding protectionist policy while testing need rather than demand of duties.
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Washington Post
Boston
Committee On
Federal Relations
Brockton
General Court of
United States
Canada
Newfoundland
Rush of Immigrants Sets New Week Record at Ellis Island
New York March 13 Nearly 17 000 Italians are due to pass Ellis Island this week ending Saturday next and totals for the week will surpass 36 000, a record for the early part of March. Commissioner Watchorn says the rise reflects a better class of immigrants rather than looser inspections under the exclusion act.
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Washington Post
New York
Ellis Island
Watchorn
Movements of Ocean Steamers March 13
Movements of ocean steamers list arrivals and departures. Bluecher arrived from New York via Plymouth and Cherbourg, Bremen on March 12. Breslau arrived from New York Boulogne on March 13. Pretoria sailed from Hamburg and Dover for New York. Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse arrived from New York for Cherbourg and Bremen and proceeded.
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Liverpool
Hamburg
Bluecher
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Bremen
Breslau
New
Boulogne
Pretoria
Dover
Notable Obituaries Spread Across Cities From March 13
Alphonse Ledoux president of the Union Development Company dies in New Orleans at eighty three. He was born in St Germain France and educated in Europe and at Washington and Lee University. Survived by widow Marie Hail and two Paris sisters. Other obituaries include George G Cochran Erie Railroad executive born in Sandusky Ohio, 62, funeral in Cleveland. Charles B Dunwoody grain merchant ex Commercial Exchange president dies on a Pennsylvania Railroad train near Narberth. George Ropes Harris Boston banker and Blake Brothers director dies at 67 in Brookline. Herbert Bliman Minneapolis Times editor dies of Brights disease. Mrs Lawrence widow of ex Senator Lawrence dies in Waycross Georgia en route from Cuba to Florida. Thomas Boles Arkansas congressman dies at 68 in Fort Smith.
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Washington Post
New Orleans
Alphonse Ledoux
Union Development Company
Ledoux
St. Germain
France
Germany
Washington and Lee University
Marie Hail
Boston
Paris
Baroness Debrin
Countess Devallors
New York
George G. Cochran
Erie Railroad Company
Cochran
Sandusky
Ohio
Erie Railroad
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Charles B. Dunwoody
The
Commercial Exchange
Narberth
Dunwoody
Dunwoody & Co
Washburn-Crosby Mills
Minneapolis
George Ropes Harris
Brookline
Yarris
Brooklyn
Blake Brothers & Co
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Minn
Herbert Bliman
Minneapolis Times
Associated Press
Chicago
New York News
Bright
Waycross
Lawrence
Springfield
Jacksonville
Susan Dana
Cuba
Porto Rico
Florida
Thomasville
Disturbances Hit Valencia During Provincial Elections
Reports from Madrid dated March 13 describe disturbances at reelona and Valencia linked to provincial elections. In Valencia revolvers and swords were used, one man was killed and many injured amid the unrest.
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Madrid
Reelona
Valencia
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