Desperate Civilians in Port Arthur Amid Three Day Battle
Dispatches from Liao Yang and Shanghai describe grim conditions as Chinese fugitives reach New Chwang. Prices rise weekly. shortages push residents to eat Chinese fare. Hospitals overflow with wounded. Japanese advances threaten Feng Wangs Cheng and Motien Ling. Russians report increased Chinese signaling to Japan near Vladivostok.
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Unclear text from Petersburg report
Fragmentary OCR notes from Petersburg trade report cite a general statement about departure and inactivity. The passage is garbled with many unreadable terms and cannot yield a coherent summary of events or individuals.
Japanese offensive in Shaguee area reported in May clash
May 29 30 battles near Shaguee and Ay Yang Pienmen involve Japanese infantry two battalions and troops from Kuan Tear Sia. Reports describe frontal tank assault, heavy artillery fire, and nighttime movements toward Chantin Pass while the Japanese reportedly retire and regroup. Cautious notes say lines held at dawn with surrounding areas quiet afterward.
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Unclear historical report on Braneel event and tax specifics
A garbled May date report discusses General Braeneel fares and a London statement. The text references APOE Pelt from Tokuehan Visdiswik and a tax task, with scattered mentions of Nebe mint Peter the Ceeas salt Cor shieh and a Kineth affair.
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Minkden
Cte
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Tokuehan
Visdiswik
Tony
Count Lamdsdorft Quits Russian Foreign Affairs
A fragmented report notes Count Lamdsdorft resigns from the Russian foreign affairs post. The article mentions court correspondence, policy shifts, and ongoing tensions as ministers spread rumors and officials consider new measures.
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Count Lamsdorft Way
Katsura Denounces Cry of Yellow Peril
Fragmented OCR reads as a historical report citing Prime Minister Katsura condemning anti Japanese rhetoric. It mentions imperial remarks and responses amid postwar tensions with references to Europe and figures in government.
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Katsura
Folk declines national honors at Democratic convention
Joseph W. Folk of Missouri rejects requests to be considered for temporary chairmanship of the Democratic National Convention in St Louis. Other names were discussed including Folk, William Jennings Bryan, and Mayer David A. Cone, with party factions said to press for preferred leadership and influence.
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Louis
Nero K. Meek
New York
Joseph W. Folk
Heelig
Falk
Moock
Phin
Peational Committee
Salk
Jeanshirp Willhenas
Mistiasippi
Mayer David A. Kone
Milwaukee
Pat Wikh
Bert
Bengniee
Mineouel
Hard Fight on Hearst in Oklahoma
Fragmentary OCR reports a heated contest or clash involving Hearst in Oklahoma. The readable portions hint at a political or organizational struggle with delegates and potential actions planned for a meeting or event in Oklahoma, but many words are garbled.
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Hearst
Oklahoma
Ryan Dominates Nebraska Convention In Local Report
An unsettled OCR fragment describes a Nebraska convention with mentions of Ryan and Douglas County. The text implies expectations of domination by a person named Ryan and notes a convention event in Douglas County with unclear date and outcome.
Convention to name delegates and platform in Nebraska
The convention will select four delegates at large and two delegates per district for the national convention. A platform expected to reflect Mr. Bryan's views will be adopted. Bryan is favored to lead the Nebraska delegation at St Louis. Only one county has direct opposition to the Kansas City platform.
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Nebraska
St. Louis
Kansas City
Strike Hits Chicago Shops Amid Ten Hour Day Fight
Chicago May 31 three thousand machinists employed by the Metal Trades Association went on strike to protest the ten hour day. Most shops will be closed, with work centralized at a few plants when operations resume. The executive committee pledges funds to break the strike, foreseeing hundreds of Chicago workers affected. In Halifax Nova Scotia a separate strike grows as Dominion Propane Steel rejects arbitration and declares a strike, with about two thousand employees involved and five thousand more potentially affected.
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Metal Trades Association
Esseehition
LaMarreaw
Nathanial Metab Traces
Deadlock tightens as Governor race stalls in Illinois
Springfield reports no progress toward ending the gubernatorial deadlock. Lowden aims to gain votes from Yates supporters to upset the coalition, with Sherman and Meratin scattering ballots to reach a potential 400. Yates backers predict shift may occur only if it secures a parade to Lawebets, while others affirm steady adherence.
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Clovernor Yates
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Loobetartin’ Sietory
Flood Districts See Better Condition Amid Rail Damage
Reports from Oklahoma and Kansas describe improving flood conditions while rail lines, notably in eastern Oklahoma and parts near Topeka, suffer broken tracks and delayed service. Widespread disruption remains as crews assess damage and boats aid stranded residents.
Soldiers mutiny at Port Riley parade disorder
Junction City Kansas May 31 soldiers of Troop Ko Mighth cavalry mutinied after a 2 PM inspection, parading in Junction City in defiance. A police and post detachment rounded up all but four. seven resisted and may face court martial.
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Quiet day in the Western Federation of Miners convention
Denver May 31 The convention did not take up major business as options on proposed amendments to the federation charter and communications from allied labor bodies were read. James Flemon spoke after his recent work on The Taber Strike in cripple ee boosted her standing with the federation. The affiliate committee with the American Federation of Miners signaled early action. Washington May 31 The U S Supreme Court adjourned until October.
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Cole
Western Federation of Miners
Autelde Labor Organization
Jame Flemon
Taber
Crippleee
Americanh Federation of Miners
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Robbery at Pullman Company Office Near Solon Depot
Two gunmen robbed the Pullman company office at Solon depot just after noon today. Cashier W. M. Aurelius handed over about $4,500 before the duo fled with their revolvers still drawn. Description of the suspects is imperfect.
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Aurelius
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