Clashes Reported as Strikes Roil Several Cities Abroad
Reported unrest spreads as strikers clash with military forces in Rhecia and other towns. Incidents include a crowd being attacked in Sonatice and continued strikes causing tension in St. Petersburg. A Michigan legislative note mentions a baby’s death linked to an explosion in Penghten. The piece also notes a resignation and various unrelated events, including a secretive jewelry incident and treasury secretary relatives.
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Rhecia
Soanatice
St. Petersburg
Skdresset
Rosenberger & Carcier
Man- Erte
Preterick Olson
Te Viet
Michiscai
William J. Stannand
Grventasnd
Penghten
Mich
Nestle
William BE
Amentei
Erma Siew
Chumahter
Seemtary
Treasury
Pialethiphia
Eishe
Leontsia
Lista
Miss Slaw
Great Battle on the Hun River Shatters East War Hopes
The report outlines the January fighting around Heikoutai and the Hun River as vast and costly for both sides. Russian forces under Kuropatkin attacked left-bank fortifications, briefly advanced, then Japanese countered to regain positions and push Russians back. Armies on both sides contested a wide front with heavy casualties, including over 1,000 killed or wounded in the initial days. Weather stayed frigid as winter hostilities continued.
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Orient
Kuropatkin
Heikoutai
Hun
Russia
The
Yalu
Japanese Victory Persists as Russian Army Frays
The article notes a decisive Japanese win and critiques General Kuropatkin's plan aimed at flanking the Japanese. It reports misgivings about Russia's new army organization, the resignation of General Grippenberg, and signs Russia may struggle to mount an effective offensive while Japan reassesses its own approach.
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Kuropatkin
Ien
Grippenberg
Gul Ten
Russia
Shakhe
Kuropartkin
Kaulbars
Nurepathin
Grippenbers
Gysing
Ohio River
Korest
Maelaace
Russian unrest shows limited revolutionary gains and warns reforms
The article argues the Russian revolt failed to materialize due to weak organization and leadership among peasants and workers. It notes stronger movements in Poland and Finland, cites military repression in St. Petersburg and Warsaw, and suggests reforms may stave off a future revolution while acknowledging ongoing discontent and limited industrial influence. It also touches on imperial titles and historical notes about apostolic majesty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Russia
Poland
Finland
Losses And Costs In One Year Of Russo Japanese War
A damaged text row outlines casualties and naval losses for Russia and Japan, listing totals for wounded and dead and cataloging ships including battleships cruisers torpedo boats and destroyers. It cites financial costs with figures for official estimates and overall expenditures.
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Raccha
Tor Jovie Teas
Japan
Amd
Comerford Ousted From Assembly After Convicted Lander Bust
In a dramatic session on Wednesday night the Miliaeis Legislature removed Frank D. Comerford by a vote of 121 to 0 amid accusations of lander related conduct. Speaker Shearthe urged immediate action, and Comerford left the hall as colleagues condemned his behavior. The uproar reflected four years of controversy, with supporters insisting Comerford should speak in the House while opponents demanded swift punishment.
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Landerer
Frank D. Comerfend
House of Representatives
Miliaeis
Chirace
Shearthe
Comerfind
Altheash
Mike
Comerford
Three Civic Aims Drawn From European Models
From observations spanning a long life I seek three gifts for America. A British system of criminal justice, a German theater, and from any European nation except Russia Spain and Turkey. Also a city government model from Andrew D White's impressions of the German Emperor.
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Great Britain
Germany
Rueda
Spain
Turkey
Andrew D. White
Backache Vanishes After Dodd's Kidney Pills
Mrs. W H Ambrose of Dover Kentucky says back pain and kidney troubles vanished after using one box of Dodd's Kidney Pills. The account touts the remedy as a permanent cure and warns of potential progression to diabetes Brights disease or rheumatism if untreated.
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W. S. Ambrose
Dover
America
Dodd
W. H. Ambrose
Bright
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Cure and $100 Reward
The readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh a constitutional disease. It is taken internally and acts on blood and mucous surfaces to destroy the disease's foundation and build up the constitution. Proponents offer $100 for any case it fails to cure and invite testimonials from customers.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Drogelsts
Assassinates Ralph Rodgers in Bay Springs Miss
Prudent young planter Ralph Rodgers of Bay Springs Mississippi was assassinated. Cleveland City Council voted to petition Andrew Carnegie to fund a 2 million dollar library in Cleveland.
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Ralph Rodgers
Bay Springs
Miss
Cleveland
Andrew Carnegie
Tibetan Super Aqueer Bit of Tibet Treaty Draft Confusion
Fragmentary account describes a treaty between Tibet and Enghind Wis that faced issues over drafting. Lhasa refused to sign the initial version because it spanned sheets of paper, leading to a proposal to write the treaty on a single large page. The Ort vitals worried the approach might hinder their plans.
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Tibet
Lhasa
The Road to Wells and the Hot Spir Its Remarkable Cure
A fragmentary tale describes a young man plagued by bowel trouble and rheumatic pain who improves after using a bath regimen at Wells. He reports dramatic relief after following simple dietary and bath routines, credits a tonic like ChapNu and Nut foods, and notes better sleep and digestion. The anecdote emphasizes simple remedies and patient testimony.
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Wells
Stoniech
Qizeston
Trade and freight summaries yield mixed weekly outlook
The report notes cautious week for trades in New York with uneven shipping and rail movements. Prices show marginal changes across vessels and commodities while inventories and orders edge up. analysts cite seasonality and wage pressures affecting production and transport costs.
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New York
Surrey
Feneediers
Marstertr
A. Pertaateeet
Unclear OCR Summary of Livestock and Grain Trade
Fragmented text describes cattle and sheep, wheat, oats, and barley trade details. Mentions St Louis cattle, Domest something, and various prices or quantities. Some lines reference wheat, white, butter, and barley with scattered place names. Overall, a garbled markets page item with livestock and grain mentions.
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Toe
Boa
Tinethy
Utter
Paul Ab
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Ok Seautath
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