Guard Approach to the Capital
The Tribune reports from Pekin describe Yuan Shi Kai deploying four batteries of field artillery at Chinchow to guard the northern capital approach and cut Manchuria routes. Eight batteries of rapid fire guns are said to sail to Shanteta to guard the southern approach and the Hankow Pekin road while Yuan keeps 26 Krupp guns near Pekin. The Chinese press notes U.S. plans for a military expedition to China and views them as unfriendly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
the Tribune
Pekin
Yuan Shi Kai
Chinchow
Hunan
Yuen River
Manchuria
Fekin
Shanteta
Hankow
China
Hunting Park
Tne
America
United States
Police Chief and Entire Galatz Force Arrested
The head of police at Galatz and his entire force have been arrested by the military for connivance with a local gang of thieves who shared profits with them. Galatz, the chief port of Roumania, with about 60 000 inhabitants, is left without police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucharest
Galatz
Rouamonia
Clark Wins Big Victory in Supreme Court Case
Clark of Montana scores a sweeping triumph as the Supreme Court upholds a lower ruling in the government bid to cancel eighty land patents. The decision notes Clark had no actual knowledge of alleged fraud tied to the patents. Nearby, a massive gas well near Caney, Kansas, in Indian Territory roars 150 feet high after burning since February 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Clark
Montana
Supreme Court
Caney
Kansas
Here
Indian Territory
Firefighters Battle Severe Gas Well Blaze
A massive gas well blaze 40 miles away last night proved the worst of its kind. Water attempts failed and crews dropped a 3000 pound iron cap within 20 feet of the well but did not stop the fire. A second cap capping effort is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ible
Mitchell Denies Forcing Anthracite Strike Connection
New York March 6 John Mitchell denies an agreement with Robbins to force a strike in the anthracite regions Friends say the report was planted by Mitchells enemies to undermine his hold on the miners It is said Robbins warned that without a strike the bituminous operators would end the check off system keeping union dues withheld from miners
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Mitchell
Robbits
Mitchell
Hard Voal
Three Hundred Farm Hands Needed Near Harrington
Harrington reports a labor shortage with at least 300 good farm workers sought immediately to assist spring planting. Wages run about thirty dollars monthly with board, no lost time for storms, and six weeks to two months of work expected as plowing and seeding begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrington
Alaska Governor Race Rumored Choices Narrowed
March 6 report from Washington says Senator Flint urged J. P. Clam for Alaska governor at the White House while Senator Hemenway backed W. B. Hoggatt. The President indicated the shortlist is down to Clam and one other, which Flint thinks is Hoggatt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Flint
White House
J. P. Clam
Alaska
Hemenway
W. B. Hoggatt
Clam
Hoggatt
Hyde to Return If Wanted in Europe Voyage
Reports say Hyde agreed with Jerome to return when needed before sailing to Europe and the same understanding applies to McCurdy. Officials deny Stuyvesant Fish plans to become Mutual president, stating Fish believes an insurance man should head the company and efforts will be made to find the right candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hyde
Europe
Jerome
McCurdy
Stuyvesant Fish
Mutual
Fish
O. E. Graham Announces Sale Of Lots In G. N. Plat
Notice that O. E. Graham plans to leave Wenatchee and offers for sale two lots, number 32 and 33, in block 82 of G. N. plat. Items include household furniture. Interested parties may call at the house or contact Farmers phone 814.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenatchee
G. N
O. E. Graham
Farmers Phone
E. Graham
Doctor McCoy Recommends Former Partner for Practices
The speaker states selling goodwill and practice to Dr. W M McCoy and asks friends and former patients to employ the doctor. He urges trust in McCoy to continue conscientious care and suggests supporting the transition through patient referrals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. McCoy
Missouri appeal delays Rogers answer in Hadley case
Arguments before Judge Gildersleeve in New York framed Moran urging the court to compel Rogers to answer Hadley questions. Standard officials have appealed Missouri Supreme Court ruling requiring officials to answer. Rogers seeks delay pending that appeal. A Missouri adjournment is noted for March 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gildersleeve
Supreme Court
Moran
Rogers
Hadley
Standard
Supreme Court of Missouri
Missouri
Murder Follows a Church Quarrel in Chicago
A man, A. Marzewski, 22, was killed on Throop Street near Archier Avenue after leaving a church meeting. Four men, members of a faction opposed to Father Stefano wicz, fled the scene following the attack. Police investigation linked the murder to recent church dissension and rioting within the congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Church of the Province of God
A. Marzewski
Throop Street
Archier Avenue
Marzewksi
Marzlewci
Church of the Providence of God
Father Stefanowicz
Are Sot
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fruit Farm
L. V. Wells
Robbins
Mine Mitchell
The
UU Ee J
Walender
Health Department
Corporation Counsel
John Alexander Dowie
Ella Tunner
Dowie
Voliva
Zion Cit
Wealth Department
Corporation
James Flamiir Lewis
Arthur Gunn
Wenatchee Valley
Childrens
Uneeda
H.l.wiester
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!