davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-09
MAKES PUBLIC THE REPLY
By Associated Press.

Washington, March S.-The japanese
minister today made public the recent
reply to Russia's note to the powers
alleging a violation of international
laws by Japan. The reply goes into
letails in considering Russia's alleg
ations and defends the course pur.
sned by Japan since the opening Of
hosiilities. The line of reasoning is
similar TO that followed by Japan to
4 former note from Russia which was
published some weeks ago The la
test reply iustifies every movement
by the Japanese and combats Russia S
charge of a violation of international
laws
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-09
MAKE GOOD THEIR THREAT

MANL GoCD ftEIh HEERI u.
by Associated Press
Springfield, Ohio, March s. Threats
made throughout the day and evening
to burn the 'leyee," the negro dis
trct Of the city, the gathering Of
crowds of white men in that vicinity
ana the surliness Of the negroes com.
bined to create feeling of the
greatest uneasiness, and the governor
was asked for troops. Six companies
were Immediately ordered from other
cities to reinforce the three Spring
feld companies and are nov on the
way here
The whites continued 10 gather
about the negro district and by 9,3f
tonight 1000 had assembled. Twf
hundred negroes are gathered in the
district, but were unusually quiet
seeming to await action by the
whites. The latter were boisterous
and there were frequent yells and sew.
cral pistol shots were heard.
Al II 20 the threat OF the mob was
made good and a volume Of tame
shot up from the rear Of Les
Thomas saloon
Preceding the firing Of The building
Tie mob shot At the front of the build.
ing for half an hour but IT Is not
known whether any one WAS in the
bnlding. aud il 50 whether any fatal.
ties resulted from the shooting
The fire is spreading both ways
from Thomas place.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-09
LuMBERMEN's ASSOCIATION.

by Associated Press.
Minneapolis. March S.-The thir
teenth annual meeting OF the Missis.
sippi Valley Lumbermens' association
commenced today. The business trans.
actew das largely Of a routine char.
acter. Reports were heard from Of
Iicers and committees.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-09

the crew escaping without injury.
Seventyfour men were killed and
twenty-five wounded on the two ships.
The insurgents lost thirty-six men
killed or wounded The Presidente
was driven away at daybreak Feb.
ruary 2Stfr. the Insurgents having
brought mp a field piece during the
night and Unexpectedly opening fire
on her.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-09
NOT CREDITED IN LONDON.


London. March S-Far eastern
news published here continues mea.
ger The dispatch of Alexielf adds
practically nothing to the accounts of
the Vladvostok bombardment con.
tanned in the dispatches Monday The
whereabouts of the Vladivostok
squadron are still unknown and IL
would appear to be quite unlikely that
q naval battle has occurred. The
sending of MARQUES Ito to Korea is
regarded here as the most significant
news of the day, and IL Is believed to
indicate virtual protectorate over
Korea. II is reported from Shanghai
that Alexieff Is preparing to remove
his headquarters to Harbin after hav,
ing in vain ordered the Tartar general
to dismiss the Chinese garrison at
Mukden.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-09
AGAINST ACCEPTANCE.

BY Associated Press.
Saginaw. Mich, March S.-The
United Mine Workers Of America
Michigan district. convened here to.
day Only routine business was
transacted and an adjournment was
taken until tomorrow The PROPOSE.
tion Of the operators at the Indianapo-
lis convention was discussed infOr.
mally. The settlement appears against
acceptance
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-09
EXCITEMENT GROWS INTENSE.
BY the Associated Press

Springfield Ohio. March s. a. m -
Al an early hour Wednesday morning
the excitement IS so intense that even
the presence Of seven companies Of
militia cannot allay IT,
Great fear still prevails that the ma.
groos will yet Are the business dis.
trlct and homes in the residence sec
ton The fear Is probably based on
the fact that these portions of the
city are practically ungnarded
A crowd of over 5000 are quietly
watching the progress of the fire. and
are apparently ready % prevent its
spread beyond the limit originally Fix.
ed for it So far the loss does not
exceed 100000.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-09
ALL PASSPORTS TO De vIsED

Vladivostok, March S.-The mill
airy commandant here has ordered
I'll foreigners to have their passports
Used by the local government and
commercial agents OF their respective
Countries Most of the residents Of
vladivostok are sending their families
nto the interior,
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-09
DOGS TO AID THE INJURED.

St Petersburg, March S,-The Rus
ian Kennel club has offered to pro
'ioe the Red Cross society with dogs
fained to find and relieve the wound.
ID on battle fields and in rough coun-
ry districts The offer probably will
,e accepted. These dogs carry res
oratives and first aid package At
ached to their collars.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-09

CONDITIONS NOW IMPROVED.

Harrisburg, Pa, March 8-The
condition in the flooded territory TO-
night are improved and indications
are there will be no further serious
trouble The Susquehanna river is
now open clear TO Chesapeake Bay.
The ice On the Pennsylvania railroad
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-09
FROM SANTO DOMINGO
Come Reports Of Serious Engagement
etween lnsurgent and Govern
ment Forces.

San Juan. Porto Rico. March S.-A
semi-official letter received here from
San Pedro de Macoris, Santo Domin.
go. dated February Goth. gives the de.
tails of the bombardment of San Ped.
ro de Macoris on February 27th. by
the Dominican warships. presidents
and Estrella.
The captain of the Presidente and
sixty on board were killed, only six of
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-09
AFTER MANY YEARS ABSENCE
ONCE MORE ON NATIVE SOIL
Mrs. Florence Maybrk Arrived In New York Yesterday On
The Kaiser Wilhelm | Was Net BY Friends
And Relatives
BY the Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
New sAmorg the the Kaiser VII
helm H. which arrived today,
Msybnck.
metz Armstrong formerly Maybrieks at
torny two Of g,nteman
Mrs. maybrieks
None Of any questions AZ
baggage party together
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-09
MARQUIS ITO TO VISIT KOREA.

By Associated Press.
Toxic, March S.-The forthcoming
visit of Marquis Ito as special am.
bassador from the Emperor of Japan
to the Emperor of Korea claims gen
eral attention. In official circles 1t Is
insisted that the object Of Ito's visit
TO Korea is not politically important
II is denied that Japan has any new
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-09

llan to execute 1t is thought, how,
yer. that Ito will make an inyestiga-
ion of general conditions in Korea
nd formulate possibly some recon
aendations which will be useful in
he adoption of a policy for the future.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-09
NEGRO FLouRlSHED REVOLVER.
RY the ARsncninh Press.

Springfield, March 9: 2:30 a. M
During the night Charles Jackson,
colored. iIourished a revolver. lmme.
diatoly he was surrounded by mob
but the police fearing to take him to
Jail, assisted him TO escape.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-09
2UsSlA TO ACT ON DEFENSIVE
~ the Asso dated Press.

Paris, March S.--Ihe Temps prints
! dispatch from St Petersburg which
ays; The landing Of japanese
roops near Wonsan tGen SAM, Ko-
ca. Most Of the forces are proceed
ng to Ping Yang II is the expecta
ion that the Japanese will take the
,ffensivc as soon as they have con
.entrated their troops Russian tao
les will be strictly on the defensive
or some time
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-09
EVERYTHING oulErs DOWN.

By Associated Press
Springfield Ohio, March 2, $50 a.
m AT $3.50 Wednesday morning the
fire had burned itself ont ana both
mob and spectators have for the most
part dispersed About twenty small
negro residences or huts were de
stroycd and the negroes have fled
from the city leaving none but the
whites.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-09
THE BEAR ON THE DEFENSIVE
While the MkadO's Land Forces Are
Slowly AdyanCing--Ito 10
Visit Korea
BY the Associated Press.


IOndOn-Nlarch, 9th.
The TEL lEGRAP this morning. publishes dispatch from Toxic
dated March M and saying: III is reported here that The Jap
anee ee engaged the yad,osock squadron at sea yesterday
1hsresuI te engagement is not announced but believed
the Russian ships were destroyed or captured.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-09
WASHINGTON BULLETIN.
By Associated Press.

lly Associated Press.
Washington. March S-ILLiNOIS-
Fair and warmer Wednesday: Thurs.
day showers, variable winds becom-
ing fresh south east
MISSOURI.-Fair Wednesday. war
mer in north portions; Thursday rain.
colder in west portion
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-09
SNOW BLOCKADE BROKEN.

BY Associated Press.
Harbor Beach. Mich. March S.-The
snow blockade was broken today. The
town has been snow-bound for sixteen
days.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-09
IN THE GRASP or GREAT FLOOD.

BY the Associated press
Willlesbarre, Pa, March s Wyom
ing valley tonight is in tie grasp Of
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Hauling hay Is the order of6he day.
Mrs. Kate Radabaugh lson the sick list At
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Our school Is progressing nicely with
Claude sipker as teacher
We learn that Mrs. LYDIA slanleyis very
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MissFanny Radsbsugh was calling onMlss
Lundie Radabaogh Sunday.
Grant Sturgeon aud brother have pur,
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]. =. EverIy and G d. Gale we're calling
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Odes McMillen and MeivIn May6eld
we're visiting a. Henry Radabaueh's Sun.
day
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village sunday on his way to Thos.
Radabaughs
Misses Lundie and Fanny Radabaugh
have been on the sick list but are both abe
to be out again.
The candy party al !. W. Rsdabaogh's
last Saturday night was well attended and
all report a good time
:. @. Gale who has been working for p.
S Radabaugh and brother passed through
our little town Saturday on his way home
Wesley Flke W. J Stafford and !. O..
Gale. Mrs. Taylor and daughter Maada
attended the dance at Reedsvllio one night
last week
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Correspondence OF The Argus.
Miss Opal Lewis has about recovered from
a seyere attack Of quinsy
W. W. Groves aud Walter Hardesly
we're calling on friends at Terra Alta last
week
Prof. I. +. Groves expects TO teach sing.
ing school At the Dodge school house in the
near future
The smallpox al this place has all gone
but Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Wait aud Miss vernie
Groves are very much Scared up.
Mf. Ben Moon is stepping very high Of
late on account Of the arrival Of a boaneiug
big baby boy. Mother end son are doing
we'll
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have returned home after visiting friends
and relatives a, Terra Alta aud Pleasant
HILL
flasding Hollow is situated three miles
from Oakland, where Groves and Lewis
are operating large sa~rmill cutting big
tract Of timber for D. +. Oaun and Sons.
W J. Sewers and Mrs. Hattie Hill we're
quietly made man and wife by Dr. Scott las,
Wednesday. May their lives be spen, in
peace We will soon have another wedding
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Correspondence OF The Argus.
Oar sick are fu,Sroying

Correspondence Of The Argus.
Oar sick are improving.
John Scot, was a, Terra Ala ON business
last Friday.
Larue Woodruff Of Wheeling. was here
last week on business.
Mrs. Mary Livepgood returned home
from Morgans Glade last Thursday.
Born. to Mr. and Mrs Emory cupp. a
son, Sunday morning, Fcbruar, the ant
Misses Maude and Frances Guseman and
Bliss Fraukhouser we're at Brandonville
Saturday
Marshall Harmed and family OF Brandon
Vile, were calling on friends In our com
munity recently.
Miss Elma Deal was visiting her sister.
Mrs. Clyde DeI3erry Of Cuzkart. from
Friday till sunday
ArleY Gutheric moved his family TO his
new home near Terra Alta. Thursday. The
house he vacated IS occupied by his
brother, Walter Gniherie.
Mrs. Victoria Walker and children and
Mrs. Mauae Landman aud child Of Ne
Braddook. Pa. are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
John S Feather OF near this place. the
past week.
George A. Kelly Of GAINESVILLE was
the guest OF his mother, Mrs. S. A, Kelly.
Friday lie was accompanied home by his
little nephew. John Kelly, son Of +. n.
Kelly. now deceased
David Mason was called TO bis home
near Alton last Friday morning on account
OF bis mothers serious illness. We have
learned since that his mother died Friday
evening and the funeral took place Sunday.
Our people we're greatly shocked to hear
Of the terrible fate OF J. N Kelly. which
occurred Wednesday evening. February
y. between three and four O'Clock al bis
home about two miles from here. His store
and dwelling house and contents were con.
sumed by fire and he was burned 70 death
IN the house. Two men we're there when
they hrst discovered the FIRE. and why
they could not save him from burning. we
are not able 20 explain. Kind neiehbors
found part % his body after the house
bun down and Undertaken Oliver scot
Of J. acton. was called for and came ont
and took charge Of tie burial. Rev.
Weigle Of the N. r. Church, came and held
funeral services Thursday 10 the afternoon
al Cherry Grove School House after which
the remains were taken 10 The JeHrcys
cemetery and placed beside his wife Who
had preceded him to The grave last I1ne
one year. The deceased was aged "a
years, ~ months and rs days lie leaves
an aged mother, four brothers one sister
and seven children 20 mourn their loss
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Correspondent OF The Argus
Rev. +. - Sapp Of Washington, ID. {
IS spending few weeks under the parental
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10 his bed for several weeks with muscular
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community, died February 10Th, and was
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from another Correspondent

From another correspondent
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The past winter hiss returned home.
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few nights AGO and ropor, good time
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day Or. Cobun Of Masontown dressed
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