Relentless Japanese Pursuit Threatens Kuropatkin Forces
Russian forces in Manchuria suffer heavy losses at Mukden with over 100000 men killed or captured and artillery sent north. Japanese reports cite 40000 prisoners 26500 dead and 90000 wounded as reinforcements press Kuropatkin toward Harbin amid mobilization plans and renewed war efforts by St Petersburg and Tokyo.
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Organizer Fined in Assault Case in Fort Madison
Arthur Ireland an organizer for the American Federation of Labor was sentenced in district court to pay a $200 fine and about $1,000 in costs and remain jailed until paid for assaulting Avil Mathison a non union machinist last July. He faces another indictment in Kansas with a trial set for tomorrow at Wakefield.
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Banker Snyder Gone Warrants Issued for Arrest
Des Moines reports banker E. B. Snyder who made an assignment last December has disappeared with his wife. A warrant issued for his arrest could not be served as they had left town. Liabilities total about 143 000 dollars with most debts as bank deposits. creditors may recover 10 to 15 cents on the dollar.
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Snyder
Three Candidates Expected In Tennessee Senate Nomination
Chattanooga March 14. The Tennessee legislature Democratic caucus will meet Wednesday night to nominate a successor to the late United States Senator William B. Bate. No candidates have been announced, but Gov. J. B. Frazier ex Gov. Benton McMillin and R. L. Taylor are believed to be contenders.
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Benton McMillin
R. L. Taylor
Northwest brakeman sentenced for looting freight
D Ellis a brakeman on the Northwest railway between Chadron and Deadwood was sentenced to seven months at the Sioux Falls penitentiary for stealing cigars and other merchandise from freight shipments. He pleaded guilty and was sentenced by Judge Rice.
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