Mixed world notes from The Leader B T Hobbs Easter Brookhaven
A collage of brief items reports on Egypt travel comforts a visiting card sufficing in lieu of pansports. It notes British musketry training plans, rising volcanic islands, Mme Makaroff, a Belgian swimmer, Oregon milk output, applejack distilling in New Jersey, Cashel Cashe Cashel case, bootmakers in Hyde Park, and shifts in wild animal imports. Also covered are Japanese courage indoctrination, ostrich flight speeds, several animal speed records, Eli Whitney and the cotton gin germ, US school enrollments, Manitoba 1904 grain data, and Smithsonian zoo imports with a rare bug trade totaling millions.
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Antwerp
Oregon
New Jersey
Cashe
County Tipperary
Cashel
Dubin
Hyde Park
Congress Work in Nutshell and Far East War Updates
The closing session of the Fifty-eighth Congress saw a lavish gift to Speaker Cannon and a separate one to Democratic leader Williams. Major items included Yosemite valley finally added to Yosemite National Park, Panama canal zone law extended, and Jamestown exposition aid approved. In the Far East, Japanese forces near Mukden threaten Russian lines, with reports of gains and high tension as the war continues.
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Congress
Sesson
House of Representatives
Joseph G. Cannon
John Sharp Williams
Senate
San Domingo
California
Yosemite Valley
Yosemite National Park
Panama Canal Zone
Jamestown
Dense early 20th century world news digest
A kanji of items reports a German steamer Nokia’s arrival at Hong Kong with details of Japanese squadrons and battleships. freight train collisions near Defiance and Clifton causing deaths and injuries. various political and legal actions in the U S and Europe including Russia reforms, California gambling laws, anti-prize fight bills, and Osaka or Warsaw strikes. notable deaths and assassinations. and social events such as a wedding in Paris and awards discussions.
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Nokia
Hong Kong
Traimmen
Baltimore & Ohi
Defijanece
Russia
North Sea
Clifton
Ohio Engineer Battalion
Tippecanoe Club
Cleveland
Washington
California Assembly
Senate
Panama Canal Zone
Davia
John Wilson
Barren Fork
Howell County
Missouri
East Africa
Denver
Monte Carlo
France
United States
Edward 0. Wolcott
Colorado
Santa Fe Railroad Co
New Mexico
Kansas
Hoch
California Senate
Congress
Honolulu
Jane L. Stanford
California
Warsaw
Poland
Lwork
Will L. Neet
Tulsa
I. T
St. Petersburg
Portland
Ore
American Cattle Growers’ Association
National Livestock Association
Col
Texas Senate
Texas
Railroad Commission
Stoessel
Port Arthur
Tsarskoe Selo
Arnold Beuthien
New Liberty
Ta.) Savings Bank
Southern Railway
Ilinois
Central
Wabash
United States District Court
Springfield
Elsie
Porter
Paris
Cresenta
Wale
Edward L. Pretorius
Westliche Post
St .Louis
Seth Bullock
Murdered in bed were Ince and her three children
James Ince, husband and father, confessed to authorities in Danville after his wife and three young children were found slain in their beds with their heads split by an axe. Police planned a return to Briggsville for a preliminary trial, with a staged setup to elicit a confession.
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Hero
James Ince
Dangilie
Priddy & Chalmera
Briggs
A. B. Priddy
Des
Danville
Mr. Priddy
Vosturg
Briggsville
Tatum
Ince
John H Reagan Dies at 86 Last Confederate Cabinet Member
John H Reagan, last surviving Confederate cabinet member and former postmaster general, died at his Palestine area home from pneumonia aged 86. He served as Texas district judge, U S senator, and later chaired the State railroad commission before retiring to his farm near Palestine. Funeral is planned for Wednesday afternoon in Palestine.
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Twin Cities
Northern Pacific
Bear Mouth
Mont
R G. W. Hunt
Salix
Siftings
Owa
Wash
Samuel Hill
St. Petersburg
Moseow
Republic of Mexico
Republic
Powell Clayton
Mexico City
Jefferson
Missouri
Edward
Houston
Tex
John H. Reagan
Palestine
Reagan
W. Greenwood
United States
Texas
Democracy of
United States Senate
Senate
State Railroad Commission
Russian plans to send 400000 more to the East
The Times correspondent from St Petersburg reports that Japan may have exhausted reserves. If confirmed, General Kuropatkin could move his entire force south and southwest of Mukden to attack Oyama. A war council meeting proposed sending 400000 additional troops overseas. Russian center retires near the railroad as left wing presses toward Mukden. Rasulan losses about 3000 versus under 600 for Japan.
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Far East
Seat of
Nogi
Port Arthur
Mukden
Kuropatkin
Tie Pass
St. Petersburg
Manchuria
London
the Times
Kuropathin
Oyama
War Council
Dragomiroff
Grippenberg
African American to be appointed internal revenue collector
A report states the president has decided on Charles W. Anderson of New York as internal revenue collector for the District of New York to succeed an incumbent. The appointment would replace the current collector at the end of the present term, with an emphasis on the administration's policy. The source notes the decision is affirmative, but details remain unsettled.
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Nee Anderson
New York
Washington
Charles W. Anderrson
Vegr
Gintrict
Wipers
Twiltle Wells
Gnu Mission Pr
Pope
Her
B. B. Broderick
Havane
Pius X
Havana
Orea
Memphis
Tenn
Sens- Tobie
Ailes
Congress Grants Cannon a Massive Silver Loving Cup
The fifty eighth Congress closes with Speaker Cannon receiving a large silver loving cup from the full House and Speaker pro tempore Williams receiving one from the Democrats. Cannon’s speech honors the House as equals and expresses gratitude, while Williams’ tribute emphasizes unity. Abroad, Paris papers debate Roosevelts inaugural address as a triumphal, confident manifesto signaling American grandeur and mission.
Stanford Case Pause Confirms No Action Yet
San Francisco reports Acting Chief Spillane halting all Stanford case work until response from High Sheriff Henry of Honolulu. Chemists in Honolulu completed stomach analysis and autopsy review, awaiting final detailed report over 500 words.
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San Francisco
Spillane
Stanford
Henry
Honolulu
Thundering At Gates Of Maiden In Bloody Battle
The report details a ferocious clash near Maiden with Gen. Keropathin defending amid heavy Russian losses. Field Marshal Oyama drives surrounds Shakhe region while Kuropatkin attempts to halt Japanese advances as both sides suffer severe casualties and seize spoils including provisions and a clothing depot.
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Tokio
Oyama
Shakhe
Fushan
Mukden
Hsienchuang
Tita
Menchuntun
Wanchangpao
Tahantal
Kuropatkin
Shakier
Tie Pass
Vladivostok
Lake Baikal
Show Signs of Retrenchment as Russians Fall Back at Samlangku
Tokyo march report says Russians, driven from Chin Hocheng, hold Samlangku for four days with 80,000 reinforcements. They show signs of retreat as Japanese forces press toward Nakualin.
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Samlangku
Toklo
Chin Hocheng
Pateed Tallen
Nakualin
Artillery Duel Near Mukden Reports Japanese Shelling
An artillery duel west of Mukden continues with Japanese shells within three miles of imperial tombs. Russian batteries respond as the day wears on. Russian censor reports from Tientsin note movement of Admiral Rokoyev and arrests in Warsaw amid ongoing disturbances.
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Maken
Mukden
March
Peruna touted as cure for kidney catarrh and bladder trouble
Advertorial letters from C B Newhof F B Richards and John Nimmo claim Peruna cures kidney catarrh and bladder issues after other remedies fail. Testimonials praise lasting health gains, no narcotics, and permanent relief, with notes on use over decades in homes across North America.
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Peruna
B Street
N. W
Washington, D. C
Cuba
New York Sun
Sun
States
Brother Newspaper Man
Lfe
John Nimmo
Lippincott St
Toronto
Can
Masonic Order
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Easter
Brookhaven, Mississippi
Egypt
British War Office
Mme. Makaroff
Eli Whitney
Young Whitney
Manitoba
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Zoo
Smithsonian Institution
Uncle Sam
Australia
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Jupatena
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Vances
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Aasive Loving Onp
Joseph
Cannion
Jobo
Honce of Representatives
Fifty Eighth Congress
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Hove
Joli Sharp Williams
Boutell
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Williams
Missizaipp
National House of Representatives
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Mississippi
Roosevelt
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Journal Des Debats
the Patrie
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Franraly
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Columbia, & C
Pire
Brockland
Columbo
Saati Ras
Gem Mog
Bile Port Arthiy Vetrans
Avihur Murl
Maiden Tn
Kurepat
St. Peterabersy
Keropathia
Balam
Makdem
Nogt
Hodsuntupotzu
Itankantein
Wuchenying
Shakhe Village
Laishonpao
Wichenying
Shuhopao
Ruechy
Siaopeho
Liao
Chantan
Shuafangtai
Wochiaho
Taitse
Lamuho
Vienom
Artillery Puel
Donhed
WM. Wombaven
Ilenxia
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Tsin
Gane
Wataew
Biot
Smuaiaar
Alge
Newhof
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C. B. Newhof
Calamare Street
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Montefloro Club
C. B. Newhot
Pres. C. B. Newhof
Clover Brand
Inlertheimer-Smarts Shoe Co
ST. Louis
Ashington Star
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John A. Salzer Seed Co
Wis
Grove
Mike Weilie Thovis
Mickilyan’ Avenue
Kansas City, Ma
Anole
Dear and
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Muvee
Dueinns
Carty Mantis
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