Spirit of Russia Holds On Amid Tabriz Siege
Reports from Teheran say a Russian detachment outside Tabriz, about 606 men, moved to seize a position on the Kushih road while Persian Fidai and gunfire persist. Casualties on both sides include Russians and Persians. residents seek refuge in the consulate. Russian commander at Washly signals readiness to advance toward Teheran amid calls for disarmament.
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St. Petersburg
Teheran
Tabriz
Basmend
Kushih
Petersburg Nitier
Kent
Flere
Washly
Np Telefram
Kavhin
Chusimas Gifts From Across the Reef
An odd garbled note reports Christmas greetings from assorted names and places, mentioning Cardnall Farley Walranty and O Connor and a US and Treland wrapped in a garbled context. It references Mio presents and an Amorean citydingle from Vatlallen wis with Protestant and religious figures including Kennedy and Ivette Curry in a cryptic scene.
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Rome
Wow
Cardnall Farley
Walranty
O'Connor
Treland
Mio
Amorean Ciydingle
Vatlallen Wis
Alon
Met
Kennedy
Amure Fon Vollons
Ivette
coleRe
Othe
Peter
Pope Sends Christmas Blessing to Archbishop Pendergast
The pope delivered Christmas greetings to Archbishop Pendergast of Philadelphia and asked Mer Kennedy to convey the message to Archbishop Pendergast on behalf of the American College.
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Pendergast
Philadelphia
American College
Mer. Kennedy
Penderpast
Little Ones Sing Hymns in Underworld of Denver
Denver's underworld heard sacred choruses by 40 children ages 8 to 38 from St John’s Episcopal Cathedral. Dean W H Martyn Hart led the choir through freezing Market Street after a Christmas Eve program, drawing tears and attention from red light denizens who gathered on the sidewalk to listen.
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Penver
Col
Denver
Jesus
Berderlion
Dean WH. Martyn Hart
St. John's Biscopal Cathedral
Market Street
Divorces rise sharply in United States by 1900
Figures compiled by Prof. William J. Hailey show steady growth in divorce numbers from 1867 to 1900, with 1900 reaching 250 percent higher than 1870. Regional rates varied, from 41 to 499 divorces per 100000 married population, reflecting demographic shifts and economic cycles influencing family stability.
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North Atlantic
South Atlantic
Washington
Montana
Colorado
New Jersiy
New York
Delaware
William J. Hailey
Yale University
The
Independent
Perkins
Wan Slam
Wis
West governors tour sparked national interest and praise
Ambitious outreach by western leaders aimed to showcase the West’s potential to the nation. Governors visited eastern cities, facilitating press coverage, with Lewis Penwell and James Shoemuk commended for organizing and smoothing the journey. The trip drew wide attention, hundreds of columns, and hopes for a recurring western eastern conference amid expanding development.
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Gommerer
Boise
Cainstlanne
Tan
Rafiarda
Uie West
New York
Pittaburg
Talimare
Lewis Penwell
James Shoemuk
Ampex
Rivering With Sand and Bridge Changes on Arkansas River
The Hutchinson News reports the Arkansas River valley has risen through sand and sediment buildup. Bridges on Main street are shorter, canals deepen, and a concrete bridge may replace the old structure as the river channel shifts toward flood plain levels.
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The
Hutchinson News
Arkansas Elder
Main Street
Rovnty
Numner
Arkangagiver
Horgtle NS. Tarker
United States Geological Survey
Arkansas
Fmnat
Yaa
Oy Wridge
Konan
Procesa
Bern
Kanan
Colorado State
Arkinsis
Olchinhele
Neutrality Hope of Wu Tinc-Fang
Fragmentary dispatch from London reports Wu Tinc-Fang and Tuan Fang captured or executed by Tsechaw forces. Nils troops allegedly treacherous. Chunghing missionaries sought aid. London says ministers abroad advised Britain and Japan to cooperate in intervention in China to protect a monarch.
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WU Tinc-Fang
Fang
Hupeh
Tuan Fang
Weeetar
Hukwang
Szectinen
Chunghing
Kile
Tsechaw
London
Dec. S
Peking Disputch
Great Britain
Japan
Thimble history from a goldsmith and luxury varieties
A fragmented historical note traces the thimble’s origin to 184s with Nicholas Ren schaten of Amsterdam who gifted a thimble to a lady friend. It covers early high cost, later cheaper lead and machine-made versions, and mentions decorative, jewel-studded, mother of pearl, and diamond encrusted thimbles worn by wealthy users including “The Queen of Alair” and Chinese nobility.
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Nichollas Renschaten
Amsterdam
Mytrenw van Renschaer
Speelman
Hin
England
Neelle
Alair
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Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Pabris
Holy Contested
Chusimas
Underworld
United States
Gad
Turerpadd
Mississippi River
Hiv
Kyaneh
Olten
Mark Publichty
Arkanson
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Ontgen
Tairh
Smith
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