Close in Pursuit Japanese Try to Cut Off Russians
St. Petersburg dispatches describe Linesvitch’s new command in Manchuria and Russian rear-guard losses as Japanese forces push to envelop the Russian army. Reports cite rail cuts behind the detachment, unmapped regions, and staff failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyama
Mukden
St. Petersburg
Manchuria
Linovitch
Kuropatkin
Associated Press
Changtufu
Kalvuan
Harbin
Linevitch
Depew Not in Contempt Overcourt Appearance Report
New York March 17 An application to declare Senator Chauncey M Depew in contempt for failing to obey a court order directing his appearance for examination in a damages suit was denied by Justice Dowling The judge warned that if Depew does not appear next Friday another application could be made The suit by James Muldoon administrator of Arthur Muldoon deceased seeks damages for the death of Arthur killed by a New York Central train Dr C Paulding said the Senator was at a special session of the United States Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chauncey M. Depew
Justice Dowling
Supreme Court
James ¥. Muldoon
Arthur Muldoon
Arthur
New York Central
Senator Depew
C. Paulding
Depew
States Senate
Complaints in Sully case directed at Hawtey Ray and Sully
In New York on March 17, complaints were served on counsel for Edwin Hawtey Frank H Ray and Daniel J Sully in a 960000 suit brought by David Miller trustee in bankruptcy of Daniel J Sully & Co on behalf of the creditors. Elihu Root assists Miller. The suits seek 717715 against Ray Hawley and Sully and 150720 against Hay and Sully for sums on joint and common accounts before the Sully firm failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edwin Hawtey
Frank H. Ray
Daniel J. Sully
David Miller
Daniel J. Sully & Co
Miller
Sully
Elihu Root
Messrs. Haw and Kay
Ray, Hawley
Hay
Suily
Charges of criminal libel filed in Denver court
District Attorney George Stidger filed three informations charging George Kindel with criminal libel for a pamphlet titled Kindel's Famous Gallery of Characters that shows Henry B Hyde with Jesse James and Soapy Smith. A capias was issued for Kindel, alleging publication February 1905 by mail and other means to imply Hyde consorted with outlaws. Charles Mills of the Equitable Society said the prose law was used after all other efforts failed to stop the publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Cona
George Kindel
Henry B. Hyde
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Jesse James
Smith
Kindel
George Stidger
Charles W. Mills
Equitable Society
Aimee Vite
Allother Meand
Masked Lunatic Attack At Michigan Chemical Plant
Bay City March 17 John White an employee at North American Chemical Company reported a 30 minute struggle with a masked assailant who entered his work area and attacked with a butcher knife. White dodged potsash pans and fue pursuit across the plant before the attacker vanished into darkness after 300 yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Bay City
Mich
John White
North American Chemical Company
White
Town Swept by Fire in Galax Va Destruction Hits Half the Business District
Roanoke reports a Galax fire this morning wiped out about half the town’s business section with roughly 50 000 in losses and 10 000 in insurance. The blaze began at J B Waugh & Son dry goods and consumed that store and several others including Ward Brothers M Blessing Storm Hightower J Beavers Red Star Hotel H Martin and W G Lowe Co air was still and efforts to save the remaining firms were hampered by the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galax
Roanoke
Times Gays
J. B. Waugh & Son
Ward Brothers
M. Blessing
Storm & Hightower
J. Beavers
Red Star Hotel
H. Martin
W. G. Lowe & Co
Murder at Hot Springs and other items in Richmond unrest
Richmond reports a killing at the Homestead Hotel Hot Springs occurred as steward McKeen was struck by a discharged waiter W H Hansboro. McKeen died hours later. Hansboro fled into the woods as authorities hunt him. Also noted are a threatened cotton mill weavers strike averted by price postings and Kentucky Court of Appeals upholding a life sentence for Tom White in Breathitt County for complicity in James B Marcum's assassination. Additional short notices cover railroad fare to Baltimore and steamboat connections Norfolk to New York and Boston.
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Homestead Hotel
Richmond
McKeen
Hot Springs
W. H. Hansboro
Hansboro
New York State
Bait
Fall River
Mass
Frankfort
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Harrison Court
Tom White
State Penitentiary
James B. Marcum
Breathitt County
White
Curtis Jett
President Roosevelt Toasts Friendly Sons of St. Patrick in New York
President Roosevelt attends the first annual dinner of the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick at Delmonico's, greeted by 600 members and crowds along streets. He praises the Irish influence, salutes the Sixty-ninth Regiment, and reads a telegram from Peter McDonnell as he delivers a measured, historical address on Irish-American contributions to the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eleanor Roosevelt
Sixtyninth Regiment
Roosevelt
Friendly Sons of St. Patrick
Delmonico’s
Brin
Washington
Arthur
Cleveland
Fudge Fitzgerald
Judge Fitzgerald
Col. Duffy
Peter McDonnell
Patrick
Teddy
Friendly Sons
Sons of the American Revolution
Hotel Astor
America
Society
Walter S. Logan
James F. Wade
U. S. Ai
Army
Joseph B. Coghlan
Congress
Jad -Nién ‘Soninumi
Roosevelt Addresses Irish Question And Nation Unity
Theodore Roosevelt speaks on Irish American contributions and urges unity among citizens. He supports Celtic studies, backs stronger navy and mass training, urges pride in American ideals, and concludes with a banquet address praising national resolve and citizen duties.
Plundered Spaniards Reach Alene After Bahamas Loss
Chief Mate Luis Soli and six seamen from the Anton were ashore at Mayagama Bahamas on February 17 during a gale. Natives plundered the brig of all valuables and provisions. After sixteen days as prisoners the crew paddled to Inagua and boarded the Alene for passage to Barcelona, as arranged by the Spanish consul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bahamas
New York
Alene
West Indies
Luis Soli
Anton
Mayagama
Inagua
Barcelona
Discrimination on Coal Drives Cumberland Merchants Appeal
Cumberland Md March 17 The Associated Merchants plan to appeal to the Interstate Commerce Commission after failing to remove a .25 cent ton freight discrimination on Georges Creek coal. The dispute halts small vein mining and hurts several companies as Bear Creek and Clearfield operators oppose the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Interstate Commerce Commission
Associated Merchants
Georges Creek
George F. Randolph
Bear Cregit
Maryland
Oryame Pushes Ahead in Irish Guests and Colorado Governor
Page outline notes events including Oryame pushing ahead as president’s guest of Irishmen, a new Colorado governor, and a death of Gen. Joseph R. Hawley. It lists content across parts one and two with editorial comments, fashioning a glimpse of a mid century newspaper issue and its varied sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oryame
Colorado
Joseph R. Hawley
Cole
Justice Brewer
Alexandria
Secretary Hay Leaves Washington for Two Month Abroad
Secretary Hay and Mrs. Hay departed Washington for a two month absence. They will sail for Europe today. Mr Ades acts as Secretary of State until Mr Loomis returns from the West. The Dolphin dispatch boat sails to Charleston where Morton Swift and Hale will embark for Guantanamo to inspect the new naval station. Morton will return to Washington to join the President on his Western trip.
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Merton
Cuba
Hay
Washington
Europe
Ades
Loomis
West
Dolphin
Charleston
D. C
Morton
Capt
Swift
General Board of the Navy
Hale
Senate Committee On Naval Affairs
Guantanamo
Newark hotel body identified as Mamie Dennis
New York reports the Newark hotel body of a young woman identified as Miss Mamie Dennis of Jersey City. Autopsy finds death from natural causes, with neck marks from a collar postmortem. A man who accompanied her to the hotel, Charlee Silberdorff, is reportedly not under suspicion.
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New York
Newark
Mamie Dennis
Hopkins Avenue
Jersey City
Dennis
McClellan Rejects Bids for City Gas and Electric Lighting
New York Mayor McClellan instructed the water supply gas and electricity commissioner to reject all bids from gas and electric lighting companies for supplying the boroughs for the current year. Bid figures were not materially different from last year and were deemed excessive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
McClellan
Chadwick Auction Sale in Cleveland Sets $25,200 Bid
Mrs. Cassie L Chadwick's household property sold at auction in Cleveland for 25 200 to A D Nelson of New York for an art gallery Samuel L Winternitz of Chicago was the second bidder at 25 100 twenty bidders attended a guarantee fund of 1000 each before bidding Clothing valued at 4000 to 5000 considered exempt from Chadwicks bankruptcy claims Attorneys for Mrs Chadwick Dawley Wing Kerruish and Thompson attended the sale Trustees Loeser represented by Grossman and Smith also present
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cleveland
Ohio
Cassie L. Chadwick
A. D. Nelson
Samuel L. Winternitz
Chicago
Eloped at Hotel Belvidere Bellboy and Katie Story
Baltimore dispatch reports Catherine Bowera known as little Katie eloped with Willie Finnegan a bellboy at the Hotel Belvidere this morning. The couple reportedly left together amid the bustle of hotel life and local gossip as authorities begin to verify the details.
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Washington
Baltimore
Belvidere
Catherine Bowera
Little Katie
Willie’ Finnegan
Bellas Bowers
Colorado three governors in one day after political bargain
Denver March 17. Leaders of rival Colorado Republican factions arranged to seat Lieut. Gov. Jesse F. McDonald as governor after James H. Peabody's one day tenure and Alva Adams’ ouster. Peabody resigned at 4:20 p.m. official action followed as McDonald was sworn in, Adams deposed, Peabody abstained from governing amid fatigue and protest.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado
Alva Adams
Jesse F. McDonald
James H. Peabody
General Assembly
W. 58. Boynton
Colorado Springs
Secretary of State
James Cowle
Peabody
McDonald
Gabert
Gov. Adams
Gov. Peabody
Canyon City
National Guard
Executive Chamber
Gov' Peabody
Licht
Arthur Conforth
Senate
Gov
Adams
Pueblo
Castle Site Transferred to W A Clark Realty Company
Senator William A. Clark and his wife Anna EB Clark deeded the historic Stewart Castle site to W A Clark Realty Company for $1. The property fronts Connecticut Avenue and Dupont Circle in square 119, with depths of 02.21 feet, slated as an initial step toward building operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Clark
Anna EB. Clark
W. A. Clark
Connecticut Avenue
Dupont Circle
Mssachusetts Avenue
Second story caper ends with rearrest by detectives
John Gately stopped a man climbing into a rear window on I Street NW to aid a hunger stricken family. Det. Stadit and Det. Holloran later seized the suspect at Ninth and F Streets NW. The man, Thomas Addison, a known second story operator, had only recently left the workhouse. Also notes on banking deposits and a Baltimore-return train schedule appear in the text.
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John ‘St. Gately
I Street
Third
Ninth
F Streets
Thomas Addison
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Linewitch
Prince Huo
Siberian
M. Kirilof
Shaoyang
M. Kiriloff
Mapless
Kiriloff
Yinkow
Mistchenko
M. Khruloff
Capt. Clada
Rojestvensky
Novoe Vremya
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Tsarskoe-Selo
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Nicholas
M. Witte
Committee of Ministers
Alexandra Palace
Emperor William
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Stoessel
Port Arethar
Moscow
Tie Pass
Hawley
Ray
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Boston
Sons of St. Patrick
McDonnell
Peter Mclonnell
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Niedringhaus
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HSSUC
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Tobacco Trust
Porto Rico
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United States Army
Sumner
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Olk
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Dover
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Richardson
Addicks
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Hughes
Neceasary Tonehoice
Teylér
Wilson Massers
NDE
Part
M’clelean
Light
Manhattan
Chadwick Auction Sale
Masnea Runes
Birk Brothers
Allen Street
Clara Ginsberg
John J. Dwan
Helle‘way Hospital
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John Kerkowits
Michael Omerza
John Horvat
Frank Pilek
M’donald
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