Forts Fall Still Contested at Port Arthur Amid Heavy Losses
London dispatch and Tokyo reports describe renewed Japanese assaults on Port Arthur. Despite trenches captured and forts held, Japanese forces incur heavier losses and state they can enter eastern forts when ready. Russians destroy forts along the main line. inhabitants flee as shells strike the harbor.
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London
Eng
Chefoo
Telegraph
Port Arthur
Horwitzers
Keekwan
Ubriung
Urlingshan
Banjusan
Tokio
Japan
Jiji
Urhingshan
Supgsbushan
Patyu Its
Ten Killed in Delaware Lackawanna Coal Company Accident
Ten men died when a lowering cage broke on the Auchincloss shaft at the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Coal Company mine in Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania. A rescue squad pumped water from a sump to recover bodies while town officials and workers faced a grim scene.
Nurse Mistake Kills Two In Indianapolis Hospital
Miss Pook a nurse at City Hospital caused two typhoid patients to die by using a one to twenty carbolic acid solution believing it sterilized water. Susie Cox forty six and Sarah Shaw thirty five died. Miss Funk suffers hysterics as the incident shocks the city.
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Indianapolis
Tud
Susie Cox
Sarah Shaw
Pook
Mospltal
Murder at Spring Grove Cemetery Sparks Fear Across Cincinnati
Reports describe a brutal killer dubbed the “wild man” striking near Spring Grove Cemetery. Alma Steinway, a telephone operator, was found murdered, with May McDonald and Lulu Mueller also killed within a half mile of the burial ground. Three young women fought off the assailant as he emerged from a fence shadow, injuring several before they escaped to safety. Police warn of a dangerous suspect believed to roam the cemetery and surrounding streets as the community clamors for protection and answers.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Paule
Spring Grove Cemetery
Alma ‘Steinway
Miss Steiiway
May McDonald
Lulu Mueller
Tim
Manmvle Roddie
Lizzie Welmer
Manivie Welmer
Miss Welmer
Misa Welmer
Miss Weltmer
Jia Grosp
Mica Wehtmer
Miss Roddie
Miss Weblmer
Cumminsville
Tunatic
Pursuit of a Madman In the Mountains
Escaped insane patient terrorizes Pottsville and surrounding counties. He roams the Wille Lereahouts area on a mountain near Seven Stars, firing a revolver at pursuers and hurling clubs and stones during a more than hour long chase. He finally escapes down the mountain, pursued by a large group of men.
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Pottsville
Stephen
Che Cone
Hundred Perished in Sea Collision Near Bon
A French steamer Gironde sank after colliding with Freel Alquner A near Herbiston twenty three miles from Bon. The ship left Bonn with 110 passengers including 100 Algerian natives, and about a hundred lives are reported lost.
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Bonn
Mgeria
Gironte
Uven
Freel Alquner A
Schhittno
Herbiston
Bon
Gironde
M. Paul de Cassagnac Dead in Paris Clash
News wires report the death of M. Paul de Cassagnac a noted Bonapartist deputy. The dispatch notes a stormy political career amid controversy and public dispute surrounding his passing in Paris.
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M. Paul de Cassagnac
M. Paul de Cassignac
Violence Ripples Through Vote at Tnnebruck
One man was killed and ten injured as houses and a tank were attacked during the continuing unrest in Vote at Tnnebruck.
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Tnnebruck
France and America to IHelp in naval inquiry
Britain and Mussina agreed to appoint a high naval officer from each of America and France to sit on the Novi Sea court of inquiry.
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France
America
Ihelp
Britain
Mussina
Novi Sea
Stormy French Chamber Session Ends with Minister Slap
In a stormy session of the Chamber of Deputies General Audre, the minister in charge, was slapped in the face by nationalist deputy Gabriel Syveton amid heated exchanges. The incident highlighted deep political tensions during the period.
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Newfoundland
M. Delanele
Chamber of Deputies
Strously
General Audre
Gabriel Syveton
Presidents Exchange Congratulatory Messages on Tania Anniversary
President Roosevelt sent congratulations to President Almadar on the first anniversary of Tania's independence celebrated on the Isthmus. The exchange marks continuing diplomatic ties and regional recognition amid the new state status.
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Panamas
Roosevelt
Almadar
Tania
Fragmented 19th Century News Mix From Diverse Hints
A garbled digest mentions Chinese Tudov in Loh Afric with grape harvests and Visalia figures. Fram expedition led by Otto Sverdrup may sail north. royal stables border an exhibition of carriages and harnesses. Glasgow exhibit plans a 190,000 dollar art fund. Japanese cotton mill ties to Chinese demand. ship and postal service notes appear with indecipherable names. a New Masten expedition reports a fossil cave find and ancient buoy remains, hinting at a broad, scattered historic page.
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Fram
Otto Sverdrup
Pate
Worskites
Glasgow
Tattle
Fiver. Paul
Tagk
Lhiyds Steats
Dtussta
Evish
Minor weekly notices: trade exports rise amid war
The Department of Commerce and Labor reported exports and imports from affected countries rose despite the Far East conflict. American Charge dAffaires Snyder cabled that Venezuela's President decreed the Zulia River closed to navigation. Secretary Morton ordered navy yard wage boards to meet only once yearly.
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Department of Commerce and Labor
Far East
Snyder
Bogota
State Department
Venezuela
Zulia
Morton
Coastwise sinking inquiry spurs contract push in Philippines
A government committee on coastwise shipping in the Philippines urges contracts with firms to carry mails, passengers, and freight to boost commerce. The Philippine Commission gains eminent domain power over railroads with charters as tensions with Moro rebels persist.
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Philippines
Philippine Commission
Datto Ali
Wood
Farmer hatches chickens using heat from bees in Oloa
A farmer in Oloa claims success hatching chicks by using the heat of a bee swarm. He describes a method with cheesecloth above the bees, eggs placed beneath, a crohion on the side, and temperature carefulness. The tale includes quips about keeping energy and age, with names tied to Brooklyn figures and Ohio origins.
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Lege
Oloa
Henry Cker
Ashtabula Counts
Ohio
Tramps Cause Express Wreck Near Lodie New Jersey
A Susquehanna and Western No. 3 express from Jersey City to Middletown derailed after an obstruction on one rail. Twenty injured. two crew dangerously hurt. Train momentum shattered track and damaged roadbed, suspicions point to revenge by disaffected tramps who had opposed the line. Conductor William B Whitheart survived. engineer Floyd Pottsison and fireman Warren Pierce injured. Local detectives opened an inquiry into threats said to be made against the railroad.
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Simon Lake
Bridgeport
Helen Densmore
Brooklyn
N. Y
John Kay
Vancouver
B. C
Hutt
J. Ogden Armour
Lake Forrest
Til
General Land Office
North Andover
Mays
Episcopal
Cuban
A. W. Knight
Atlanta
Morton
Chester
Birmingham
Satem
James Jarvis
Westchester
N. C
Latuto
Halle Ball
Marksville
Texas
Henry Howard
Hermitage
Cass Gilbert
Brodle
Arizona
New York
Middletown
Suagquehanna
Western
Jersey City
Susquehanna
Jine
Jersey
William B. Hwitheart
Lodle
Floyd Pottison
Pollison
Hatchcock
Trath
Fey
Tovers
Rainwater Shot by Miss Skyles on Missouri Passenger Train
James Rainwater was mortally shot on a Missouri Pacific train near Carthage as he prepared a railroad ticket for his nephew to enlist in the Navy. Miss Miya Pearl Skyles fired from a small satchel. she was arrested after the incident.
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Carthage
Kansan City
James Rainwater
Che Stomites
Miya Pearl Skyles
Rainwater
Kansas City
Miss Skyles
Dater Ded
Vladivostok Strengthened Fortifications Reported
The steamer Tungus from Vladivostok reports heavy fortifications extending miles outward with increasing strength toward the interior. Food ammunition and guns arrive by set, coal stores grow, the harbor is prepared for extended use, and heavy snow coats the region. In the Caishil mountains a general snowfall covers mountains and foothills for the season. Two men held up a poolroom at Nine Gar and escaped with cash and jewelry.
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Chefoo
Tungus
Thom Vladivostok
Vladivostok
Ely
Aevon Niles
Agaluet
Fragmented Personal Mentions From a Turbulent Era
A garbled set of names and events including a Russian general’s wife taking Red Cross duties, Rogere Tabkahtea and the Twanese Mine ster, New York appendicitis surgery, a sermon at Columbia University, and various brief notes on officials, military figures, and distant events. The text mixes affiliations with religious services, political roles, and Ne wark consorts, with multiple unclear references and damaged phrases.
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Mime
Stoessel
Ted
Red Cross
Rogere Tabkahtea
New York City
Doane
Columbia University Geass
Washlink
Minnesota
Mount Vernon Explosion Injures Forty in Dynamite Blast
A dynamite blast in Mount Vernon near the Bond street bridge damaged property worth about 40000 and injured forty people. The explosion, linked to magazines for railroad work, shattered windows, caused structural damage, and prompted police and medical response. several foremen and a supervisor were arrested for violating explosives laws.
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Mount Vernon
New York
New Haven
Startford Railroad Company
Foley
Poller
An Titian
Na Wi
Bond Street
Boston Express
New York City
Bond Street Bridge
Dunia
South Street
North Teath Avenue
West Third Street
Mount Vernon Avenue
Peach Street
Cortlandt Street
Tronndsiman Patrici
Gira
Short Street
Palefour Must Rest and Political Turmoil in London
The distorted text references Premier Balfour and the Tory party amid unrest. A New York witness, John Latur, testifies regarding a chain and a young man’s case. Mentions of U.S. and European travel and alleged political exploitation appear amid garbled notes about officials and a timber figure.
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John Latur Ao
New York City
Bisest Young
Wholesale Prices and Livestock Amid New York Market Listings
OCR lists wholesale prices across dairy, meat, fruits, vegetables, and live stock with entries for butter, creamery products, eggs, poultry, hay, vegetables, fruit, and grains. It notes the Westinghouse and Pennsylvania Rail Road electric trolley motor upgrades for Long Island, and includes a quoted remark by Charles Stevenson on Minnesota’s fish industry resources.
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Akin
Lima
Calewe
Baldwin
Ubl
Gr Concord
Po Eden
S Ce
Delaware
Carrie da
Turkey
Browers
Philadelphia
Nora
State
S- Duluth
Estes
Vanvas
Millard
Patra
Beever
Whaling Industry Trials and Ocean Dangers Reported
The Monterey whaling schooner records twenty four days at sea with a heavy catch and a coastal region facing manufacturing constraints. Bureau notes from Belvidere and Wanda Baytes list various whiting entries and vessel movements while weather and safety reports indicate tepid conditions and rising concerns for West and South coast lulls.
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Monterey
Thom
Sia Pranenco
Cspmus Peloy
Bavlnuge Phaetr
Belvidere
Bowland
Revaider
Self-Propelled Electric Motor Trains For Rail Cars
In England self propelled rail cars gain use on branch lines easing steam locomotive demand. An American order for an oil engine with a dynamo enables current for ordinary motors, eliminating fuel loss when idle and starting quickly. Cars with such motors serve main lines and electric traction, promising wide utility in the United States.
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England
Ines
Aris
America
Ligland
Uh Inatiat
Aviven
English Jim Builds Fast Turbine Merchant Ship
An English designer completed a turbine driven merchant steamship after a two days’ trial in the Clyde estuary. The vessel attained a maximum speed of twenty three and one half knots, about one and a half knots faster than any turbine driven merchant vessel yet built.
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Catan Masaidhe Cagtest
Maerchant Steamship
Clyde
Abiaut
Women Orators Face Attention With Attire On Stage
The piece argues that women speakers retain audiences by appearance and dress. It notes that a pretty gown, fan, muff, or jewel can captivate women listeners even when the speech itself lacks appeal, implying attire aids attention and effectiveness.
Deafness Cured Only by Constitutional Remedies
The text argues deafness stems from inflamed mucous surfaces of the Eustachian tube and claims only constitutional remedies can restore hearing. It warns that if the tube remains blocked, deafness may be permanent, mentions catarrh and chronic conditions, and offers a $100 reward for a catarrh deafness cure unachievable by common treatments. It references Hall's Catarrh Cure and a product ad.
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Hall
Nea c& Co
Toledo
Unclear fragmentary report from Dublin after long absence
A damaged OCR fragment notes an American returning to Dublin after twenty five years away. It mentions a stay of months, an absence from America, and unsettled debts to several tradesmen. The text is garbled and names or dates are unreadable.
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Dublin
Atmerica
Atheeaston
Tony
Wroken
Germany
Fragmented Ad Fragment in OCR News Clip
An assortment of garbled notes cites medicines like Kidney Tilly and a Buffalo sales reference. It mentions a Justice of the Peace, kidney issues, backache, irregular secretions, and a drug’s claimed benefits, plus unrelated lines about theater bouquets and a Transvaal mining output and an Indian Ocean chapel.
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Concord
N. G
Justice of the Peace
Poan
Pbs
Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Pirdee
Experimental hearing device and oyster studies reported
The article describes two Germany born experiments hearing plant growth via an electric indicator and disc system, plus oyster chemistry noting dissolved solids, sugars, and nutrients. It mentions Browning potters, European public work photos, a new megaphone style, navy size, two language marriage, Olympic views, and an Austrian safety rein for runaway horses.
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Germany
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