Vladivostog e lies between 17V and Poe a ota pad
London dispatch reports a rumor that the Japanese fleet bombarded Vladivostock all day Monday with limited Russian damage and some Japanese ships sunk. The windiver stock defenses are described as possibly obsolete, defending a port once called the Gibraltar of the Far East.
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London
St. Petersburg
The
Standard
Vladivostock
Windivestock
Vindivostock
Far East
Vindivestock
Port Arthur
Russia
Manchuria
Russians Reeve Tactics of Companion Soldiers
Morning Post correspondent expects Japanese forces reach the left bank of the Yalu around March 10. Russians are heavily entrenched on hills in Antung district parallel to the river, with a position likened to Boer defenses on the Tulga river.
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Chee Foo
Yalu
Antung
Tulga
Russian defense ships under siege report at Port Suvaroff
Viceroy Alexieff telegraphs from Mukden detailing a night bombardment on Porte Suvaroff and Lonevich, with five of seven enemy ships firing from 10:25 p m to 2:15 a m. There were no battery losses. one Feaman and one woman killed. A later message notes no serious damage to the port and renewed bombardment near Uscurt Bay.
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St. Petersburg
Alexieff
Mukden
Porte Suvaroff
Lonevich
Ope Feaman
Agi
Vicera
Viladivestack
Uscurt Bay
Japanese Warships Injure in First engagements
A Tokyo dispatch reported by Tiv Matin states the United Riverine Ehine clan warships totaling 4000 tons sustained damage since hostilities began, as the war in Europe and Asia unfolds.
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AAPAN
Paris
Tiv Matin
Toekio
Japanese bombard Vladivostock reported again
An official dispatch says Japan bombards Vladivostock again but the report lacks independent confirmation from other sources.
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Vyinkow
Vladivostock
Viadivostock Bombardment Kills Woman Invasion
Viadivostock reports a naval bombardment by the Japanese fleet killing a woman and lightly wounding five men. The rest of the city suffered no material damage beyond minor injuries.
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Viadivostock
Destruction of UrGiaar Building and Attack Aftermath
A wooden urtiaar building was wholly destroyed by shellfire from a fleet attack. A tanker crewman was killed when debris felled a yard area after the blast. Reports discuss wartime tactics and the risk of engaging enemy ships at long range.
Fragmented OCR News Item
The readable text describes a purchase involving ten light crabs and a blockage of a river channel after foreign gunboats depart. The details are garbled with unclear names and dates, but reference a riverine disruption tied to military movement.
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Yin Kow
Marvin
Hitese Bink
Tsip
Muah
Pep Peice
Liae
Seven Japanese warships approach fort in Viet Vorlock report
A Central News telegraph from Viet Vorlock notes seven Japanese warships advancing toward the fort this morning. Soldiers reportedly opened fire and defenses were engaged as attempts to breach the position continued.
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London
Maret
Peterwiniee
Viet Vorlock Mig
Lawotook
Sone Traneveri
Russian Soldiers Accused of Wild Exactions in Anju
Reports from Reoul in March describe Russian soldiers committing extreme excesses around Anju. One account claims the force massacred several prisoners and robbed a caravan. other details recount clashes with Korean troops near Kang Die and the Yodo river with casualties.
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Anju
Waradera
Willlne
Tris
Kang Die Tie Oy
Movements Reported Near Tokyo Front Amid Railcar Dispatches
Tokyo reports describe covert troop movements by forces from Poulet bay through the towns of Tormen. Reconnaissance scouts allegedly penetrated near Katie Bune, with Kate said to be a diversion. Northern Korea activity around the Yalu and Hiwwlane is uncertain. no sizable forces confirmed crossing.
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Tokio
Aha
Hussian Viadiventoci
Poulet Bay
Tormen
Riseaien
Enurtier
Pxiwebin
Hiwwlane
Korea
Trophies Reach Navy, Forwarded to Imperial Court
A number of trophies from the Martian croiger Vurt ag, including a gun, have reached the navy department and been sent to the imperial court. The Crean Prince with ceremony confirms the emperor as the coin moves Tokyo to Kioto after the diet adjourns.
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Tokio
Mireb T
Navy Department
Trond Tokio
Kioto
Construction of Seoul to Pine Yasie Railroad Starts
Tokio reports the railroad line from Seoul to Pine Yasie will begin on March 14 and is expected to be completed by September.
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Tokio
Seoul
Pine Yasie
Jailer Locked in Prison Amid Turbulent Local Thefts
Fragmentary OCR describes a jailed keeper confined within his own facility amid unrest and allegations involving guards and inmates. Names appear distorted but imply a correctional dispute or incident prompting confinement and investigations.
Mae T.0T he An panne 0ite HOE WT Tee
Fragmentary OCR text appears garbled and unreadable. No coherent event, names, places, dates, or facts readable for a reliable summary.
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Geemile
Russia Refuses Privateering Letters Amid War Debates
The article discusses Russia not issuing letters of marque as wartime public policy, noting bureaucratic deliberations and governmental stances. It references figures and locations in a fragmented report on international commerce and authority.
Senate Debates Armor Plans as Navy Bill Passes
The Senate tabled motions by Mr Patterson and pressed ahead with the naval appropriation bill amid fierce debate over armor plate pricing and potential factory construction. Patterson accused Carnegie and Bethlehem of price influence, urged a national armor plant, and discussed Philippine policy and naval supremacy. A post office investigation was debated as a separate matter with calls for broader inquiry into department practices. Charles Diek sworn in as senator-elect.
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Washington
Maren T
Senate
Patterson
Secretary of the Navy
Armer
IROS
Ite Arnot
Carnegie Aml Bethlehem
Steel Trust
Havy Patterson
United States
Britain
Philippines
Bacon
Armen
Jim- Ming
Trusts
Niine
Bristow
Pants of
Columbus
Murdock
Kansas
Post Office Department
Theodore Roosevelt
New Winciaid
House
Martin
South Dakota
Secretary of Commerce
Postal reform dominates House session in March remarks
Washington scene shifts to postal policy as officials and lawmakers focus on the committee on post offices and post roads chaired by Mr Overstreet. The committee presents its report on the Hay reform measure amid debate and anticipation.
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Washington, D. C
Overstreet
Neen
Committee On
Post Offices
Miners Vote Narrowly on Wage Offer at National Meeting
Iodianapelia March To The United Mine Workers in a national convention today voted to refer the decision on accepting the operator wage offer to the locals. The locals vote will be counted at the national headquarters in this city on March 1. Only miners from the four states of the central competitive district can vote.
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Iodianapelia
United Mine Workers In National Convention
This
Mare
Health Department Finds 1800 Deaths Reported Inconsistent
A New York health department weekly report shows a decade of death records with errors. the past week alone tallies 1800 deaths, 460 of which are attributed to unspecified causes.
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Wwe
New York
Miureh
New Turn in Smoot Seat Fight as Mormon Testimony Emerges
Washington March 7 Senator Harrows issues subpoenas after a telegram from the reorganized church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints denies Joseph F Smith testimony claiming Brigham Young originated polygamy. Smith’s statements and Kennedy revelations fuel a tense hearing on Smoot’s right to sit as senator.
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Washington
Harrows
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
E. EK. Shupe
A. B. Tabor
Easttern Colorado Conference
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Jos. F. Smith
Mormon Church
Joa, Smith, Jr
Burrows
Shupe
Tabor
Smith
Brigham Young
Joseph Smith
Utah Mormon Church
First Mormon Church
Latter Day Saints
Lamont
Iowa
Jose F. Smith
Senate
Tleed Smoot
Mia
Clara Mabel Kennedy
Kennedy
James Mroncie Johnson
Overman
Mr Smith
Jesus Christ
David
Abraham
Mr. Smith
Annem
Joseph P. Smith
DuBois i
Utah
Dolycan
Teed Smoeot
Worthington
Smoot
Firat Presidency
Smeet
Frank J. Cannon
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