Battle at Port Arthur Amid Eastern Front Engagement
Dispatches from Tokyo report a dawn start to a general engagement on the eastern side of Port Arthur with heavy Russian fortifications facing Japanese advances. Japanese forces press toward Golden Hill while naval guns bombard fortifications and multiple ships suffer shell damage. casualties remain low despite intensified fire.
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Trains Collide On Tron Mountain Road In Fatal Blaze
Dense smoke from forest fires blinded crew and passengers as the Mot Springs Special on the Iron Mountain Railroad collided with a freight train taking a siding at Swifton Arkansas. Fire destroyed the passenger locomotive three coaches and ten freight cars. Fireman H Wells died from burns while engineer A Degire and four passengers were seriously injured and fifteen others slightly hurt.
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Great Lakes naval training plan approved by Congress
Congress approves funding for a naval training station at Lake Bluff Tl with $250000 to dredge harbor and house 2000 to 3000 recruits. A three member board including Captain Reeder and William Bradley recommended Lake Bluff for accessibility and healthfulness, with Roosevelt agreeing and Chicago to transfer land.
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Gas Explosion Kills One in Consolidated Gas Plant
A blast in the Consolidated Gas Company plant on West 44th Street injures four and kills 17 year old James Kane. Superintendent William Hawthorne was arrested on homicide charges as investigators probe the cause amid reports of wooden caps and a suspected spark.
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Peril on Pike's Peak Ends With Rescue After Night Outdoors
Three New Yorkers Maude Arnold Stanley Arnold and Harold Maurer were lost on Pike's Peak Colorado but found at the Arnolds' home at dawn. They had reached the halfway house then became lost again while descending. A campfire caused burns to Miss Arnold as they escaped the flames. Local volunteers aided the search and the trio returned home around 6 AM.
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Socialist Riot in Vienna and Far East War News
Ten thousand socialists in Vienna attempted to invade the Town Hall after marching on Premier von Korber and ministers. Gendarmes dispersed the crowd. several injured including five policemen and many arrests. Reports from the Far East note minor actions around Mukden and Port Said as Japanese forces advance and Russian defenses strengthen, with continued massing on the Russian left and reforms protests in Kharkoff.
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Hazing Horror Strips Boy Paralytic After Electric Chair Test
Albert T. De Rome, a student at the Mark Hopkins Institute of Art, suffered severe hazing in a brutal ordeal at 611 Clay Street. Reportedly bound naked to a chair, peppered with paint and masks, he endured two hours of electric current as fellow students mocked him. He now lies paralyzed from the neck down, relying on a cane. Police to question suspects.
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Woman shoots rival in Birmingham murder suicide
Mrs. John Kiser, wife of a railroad official, went to Woodlawn and shot Miss Nellie Edwards twice killing her. On a coming electric car she fired again at bystanders, self injuring fatally in the stomach and near the heart. Jealousy cited as motive.
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Shots at Lester's Carriage Ignite Weekend Shootout
In Benton Indiana at 7 pm Joseph Lester’s attorney H St Platt accompanying him was fired upon by ambush while returning from Zeigler to West Frankfort to catch a Chicago train. Browning and Platt fired back as three assailants emerged from behind a church. This marks a fifth such attack in Zeigler. locals blame law enforcement gaps and fear the target may have been Lester.
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New York Wise Milk Exchange and Farm Produce Prices
Wholesale milk prices quoted in New York Wise Milk Exchange list standard quality at 3 cents per quart. The dairies include NuTren Creamery Western extra 25 percent 2 percent firsts, and various state, western, and southern creamery ratings plus a wide range of vegetables and fruits with per barrel, per hundred, and per basket prices. The section also covers live poultry, meats, grains, and other market items with detailed unit pricing.
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The Week In Grain and Market News Summary
The article reviews a sluggish week in grain and commodity markets with weaker wheat prices amid Western telegraph outages. European sentiment is down due to larger world shipments including Hus sing, while Indian clearances rise. Gold, sugar, and raw materials show mixed moves with speculative activity in Europe. The piece notes disruptions to telegraph service after a hurricane and broader market uncertainty across stocks and shipping.
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Widow Murder Suspect Arrested In Albany Case
Albany, N Y widow Josephine Russell was shot by 65 year old State Treas urer’s office employee Henry White after an apparent jealous motive. White, formerly of Binghamton, denied the crime as Russell died at a hospital.
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FATAL BATTLE IN STREET AS CARBONDALE CLASH ENDS IN DEATH
In Carbondale a street battle between the Italian colony and a lawless gang left one man dead and a second seriously injured. Constables attempting to arrest Santo Carvessi were shot at by four gang members who fled, leaving three officers wounded and one man killed. The incident follows a push by the local “better class” group to evict gang members from the colony and end violent tribute enforcement.
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Woman in Fort Fairfield Reports Early Morning Ring
A Fort Fairfield woman recalls being awakened around 3 am by a loud phone ring. Thinking a fire or injury occurred, she answered to hear a shrill voice demand, Got your washing done yet Had mine out half an hour ago.
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Sentence Sermons and Theatre Notes in Chicago Tribune Text
A collage of maxims on religion and humanity followed by notes on George Ade and theatre. The piece includes Theatre Magazine quotes about Ade and Fitch, with related musings on stage ambition and American audience sensibilities.
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Three Queer Animal Tales in Selous Romance of Animals
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