Nervous Europe shaken by grave Anglo Russian clash report
London Oct 27 A complex Baltic Fleet dispute grows with Vice Admiral Rosestvensky’s report fueling fire as diplomats fret over potential war. British and French positions divert toward a mixed inquiry while public sentiment favors Russia’s admiral. Spain reports corroboration from other Russian officers.
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Rojestvensky
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France
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Tussia
Admirals Statement on Torpedo Boats Returns Mixed Signals
Petershurg October 27 The account of Admiral Rojestvenskys report confirms that no torpedo boats were with the fleet when the incident occurred but details are brief and a full report is expected later. A mixed tribunal inquiry is suggested yet delays would hinder the voyage. The Japanese minister and British observer note corroborating and conflicting points.
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Rojestvensky
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Rojestvensky Adds Twist to Trawler Incident
The Russian admiral claims two torpedo boats attacked his squadron in darkness near the North Sea. He says he fired, sank one torpedo boat, and the other fled among fishermen before ceasing fire. He expresses regrets to fishermen and victims’ families and notes discrepancies with earlier accounts from Hull and the trawler Moulmers captain.
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England
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Lamsdorff
Hull
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Barons Hayashi Pushes Against War Fear in North Sea Debate
Baron Hayashi reiterates that Japan cannot have fired torpedoes in the North Sea and cautions that a war with England and Russia would hurt Japan. He questions the evidence for torpedo claims and notes no clear method to investigate Admiral Rozestvensky’s statements.
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Readig Ardimiral Mofestveuskys
Tiem Bleder
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England
Russa
Hayashi
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Horest
Vensky
Britons Seek Closer Look as Trawler Incident Deepens
In St Petersburg the trawler affair remains unresolved after a report by Admiral Bo restvensky. Russian officials claim progress while British public sentiment calls for a direct, thorough investigation to establish facts. Both nations cautious about admitting fault amid delicate tensions.
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Vicw
Borestvensky
Russia
Hrithin
Japanese Make Strong Advance Against Enemy
Mukden 21 reports Japan opened an offensive on the east front with a slight advance and rumors of capturing positions between Muarsian and Findiapu. At Mukden October 27 reconnaissance showed Japanese fortifying lines, while Kuropatkin received command of Far East forces and hints pointed to a desperate next volley.
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Erdagou
Kuropat Kin
Far East
Subway Opens in Manhattan first stage of vast rapid transit system
New York Oct 23 The main artery of Manhattan’s subway opens to the public after decades of planning and controversy. About 150000 ride the line in its opening evening as builders note the Y shaped tunnel from City Hall to 145th Street and through Harlem to the Bronx. completion of western and eastern branches slated in months and years ahead.
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City Hall
102D Street
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Whichlexander EF. Orr
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Johan B. Deneid
McDonald
Andrew Onderdenk
Fairbanks On Whirlwind Tour Of Old Missouri
Fairbanks continues a rapid Missouri campaign touring towns from Springfield to St Louis. He delivered a dozen speeches in a day and remained vigorous at night. Tomorrow he schedules rallies in Monett Ford, Martonville, Myrahtleth, Conway, Lebanon, Rolla, Cuba, Sullivan and others.
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Nibal
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Ozark
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Myrahtleth
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Richland
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Cuba
Sullivan
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Arrests Mount in Ohio Treasury Looting Case
In Pomeroy county, Ohio, officials report multiple arrests tied to a treasury looting scheme. A county treasurer, Thomas J. Chast, faces charges with a bond set at $10,000. The case involves alleged forged actions and a warrant issued by the state treasury authorities.
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Toad
Hie Ohh 84a Hone On Deeds Moeening New York
The fragment notes a Friday entry from New York with unclear headings and terms. Readable text mentions deeds and Moeening but lacks complete names or events to confirm a concrete news item.
French Sympathy Leaning to Russia in Great Crisis
The article reports French sympathy leaning toward Russia amid a major crisis. Officials publish interviews to calm public apprehension while observers note editorial avoidance of harsh debate. The piece cites expected punitive actions and potential long investigation delays.
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Russia
Rumor of Harrimas Control Falls Flat
District observers report no Harriman party presence at the annual stockholders meeting. A large majority backed the pre-election slate, with no Harriman representatives in attendance. The Spanish authorities granted permission for coal shipments while a Madrid vessel is expected at dawn.
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Topeki
Meller Mwileresia
Inday
Untitled historical speech fragment in Hiryan tone
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a 1900 presidential speech scene with a large audience in an unidentified city. The speaker, Mr 90, allegedly addressed vast numbers, with vague references to credibility and a notable moment in Caliveration tail before the crowd.
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Merkent
British Sea Dogs Chase Baltic Fleet Amid War Preparations
Lomton Priday Oct 28 Great Britain readies for possible war as dockyards gear up shipbuilding and provisioning. Admiralty reportedly securing coats food and armaments for Gibraltar Portsmouth Malta and other ports. Mediterranean fleet directed toward the Rock with high alert, while Baltic fleet movements hint at broader maneuvers. Athens Ont reports British Mediterranean Meet vessels ordered to sail. squadron previously failed at midnight.
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Airship trials awe spectators at St Louis fair ground
A large cigar shaped airship built by Benbow of Columbe Montana lifted about thirty feet above the ground at the St Louis fair. The craft named Kik Vem navigated for fifteen minutes during which Benbow controlled its course toward all points of the concourse before descending safely. An anchor rope of fifty feet was held by a spectator throughout the flight.
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Storm Ravages Caribbean Sea With Damaged Vessels Reported
fragments note a dangerous storm in the Caribbean Sea affecting several ships. The American crewman M. 4 Achorn was swept up and damaged, while Geld Fle and a Jdamarian vessel faced threats. Reports mention the Albatross defenders and ongoing fears for crew safety.
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Indicted Woman Sentenced for Life in Poisoning Case
Hartford City Indiana reports Mae M Krauss indicted and tried for murdering her step daughter Crystal Krauss. She pleaded to the charge and was found guilty of murder in the first degree. Judge Vaughn sentenced her to life in prison. She was escorted to prison amid hostile protests. The confession described relations and motive.
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Mae M. Krauss
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Sentener
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Danish Ships Chartered by Japan to Attack Russian Fleet
Copenhagen reports the Danish Ministry of Marine was informed that thirteen Swedish vessels chartered by Japan were to attack the Russian Baltic squadron. Danish cruisers and torpedo boats shadowed the vessels, preventing an assault and even narrowly saving the Danish torpedo boat Havhesten from a misdirected shot. Danish warships then policed the Russian squadron toward the North Sea.
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Danish Ministery of Marine
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Havhesten
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