Japanese Attack on Port Arthur Hits Setbacks
Reports from Che Foo and Dalny describe renewed Japanese attempts on Mise mountain and Port Arthur with reinforcements arriving daily. Claims include mining actions at Sungshu hill and heavy guns reaching Dalny as Russia and Britain discuss the Dogger Bank accord amid shifting military moves near Mukden.
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Chefoo
Mise Mountain
Dalny
Japan
Port Arthur
Sungshu
London
Shanghai
Lienshang
Che Foo
Rastoropny
St. Petersburg
Pontiliff Hill
Kouropatkin
Lamsdorff
Hardinge
Selerdt
Hull Hearing Ends On Dogser Bank Disaster
The Hull inquiry into the Dogser Bank incident of October 22 closes after witnesses praise the fishermen’s bravery. Dr Woodhouse for Russia expresses regret and support. Skipper Whelpton seeks 750 for health and 2,500 for nerve damage, while the Gull’s skipper seeks 250 for health and 10,000 for saving crew.
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England
Russia
Hull
Eng
Board of Trace
Dogser Bank
Wade
Woodhouse
Whelpton
Jahirses
NE Ee Mino
Gull
Lves
Roosevelt Speaks at St Patrick's Church 110th Anniversary
President Roosevelt spoke at the 110th anniversary of St Patrick's church and dedication of Carroll Hall parochial buildings and a parish school in Winslington. Cardinal Gibbons and other Catholic dignitaries attended as speakers, with the crowd filling the Tenth and G streets intersection and surrounding streets.
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Roosevelt
St. Patrick’s Church
Winslington
St. Patrick's Church
Carroll Hall
G. J. Stafford
St. Patrichk’s
Cardinal Gibbons
H. B. Macfearland
Board of Directors
District of Columbia
Tenth
Tragedy in Brooklyn Tenement Fire Claims Twelve Lives
A blaze at 186 Troutman Street Williamsburg Brooklyn traps residents on upper floors. Italian families Maranio Triolo and Charles Polognio perish. two rescued remain hospitalized. Fire started in a cellar grocery store filled with inflammables.
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New York
Troutman Street
Williamsburg
Brooklyn
Maranio Triolo
Charles Polognio
Tony Triolo
Antonio Giambalos
Giambalos
Polognio
Polognio Famiy
Marie Ambrosio
Mary
Mary Galigoni
Lonaria Grosseppi
Four Killed and Score Hurt in Chicago Gas Plant Explosions
A series of gas explosions wrecked the Pyle Electric Headlight plant in Chicago. Four men died and about twenty were injured as buildings nearby were damaged and windows shattered. Overpressure is suspected. buried under burning debris, rescue operations took hours.
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Chicago
Pyle Electric Headlight Company
Ralph Wells
Amos Watkins
George Muehl
Thomas Jennings
John Kennedy
Flying Steel
J. G. Logan
Max Wrabble
C. W. Grant
William H. Maloney
Alfred Cox
Iniernally
Edward Boeze
Bomb explodes at Omaha attorney's home injuring family
Early today a bomb detonated at the front door of Elmer E. Thomas's residence at 4636 Douglas Street, wrecking the building and injuring Thomas slightly while his wife suffers shock. Thomas, Civile federation attorney, linked the attack to anti saloon activity and ongoing prosecutions.
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Attorney Thomas
Omaha
Elmer E. Thomas
Douglas Street
Thomas
the Civile Federation
Tom Dennison
Pollack
Missouri Building At World’s Fair Fire Loss Revised
St Louis reports the Missouri building at the World’s Fair suffered reduced losses with most furniture saved and nearly all paintings and books intact. Missouri commissioner M T Davis says the state’s loss totals about 20000 dollars, noting the structure’s post fair value would be under 5000 dollars. He adds only ten governor and supreme court paintings were too burned to replace.
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Missouri
St. Louis
M. T. Davis
Missouri Commission
Supreme Court
Davis
Chicago grain and provisions market declines on Nov 21
Chicago prices show December wheat sliding over 66 cents from session highs as selling widens led by eastern capitalists seeking exits. Ongoing declines in corn oats and provisions. Cattle and hog receipts and prices listed with mixed outcomes across futures and cash markets.
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Chicago
Shorts
Wildlawd Fie
Coro
Dee
Park
Dan
Lardian
Empress of Jupan and Other Oddities from the Era
A collection of curious notes and anecdotes: the Empress of Japan’s long silver pipe and tiny tobacco portion, George Cook’s seventeen foot corn stalks, a Philadelphia teacher dismissed for a loud voice after fifty years, Grand Duke Constantin as poet and a humorous tale about Gustave Enders and a singing student who insists on lessons to ease dyspepsia despite never learning to sing.
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Japan
George Cook
Bryan O
Philadelphia
Gustave Enders
Yeail
Tesson
Desert Land Final Proof Notice for Publication
Desert Land Final Proof Notice for Publication announces Cora Andrus of Bedrock Mont filing to prove desert land claim No 619 for Lot 4 Sec 8 and other blocks in Tp 116 N R 2 W before L J Price in Ditton Montana on December 1. Witnesses include Frank Andrus Tanac Rife Theophilus B Craver all from Bedrock Mont Samuel Bell from Hannack. FRANK D. MIRACLE Register.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Halens
Mont
Cora Andrus
Bedrock
Loti
SK Ney
NW SE
Nem Bex
L. J. Price
Ditton
Thureday
Rank Andrua
Tanac Rife
Theophilus B Craver
Samuel Bell
Hannack
Frank D. Miracle
Register
U. 8
Helens
Nont
George L. Ramey
Helena
Montana
General Land Office
Desert Land Final Proof Notice for Publication
Department of the Interior Helena Montana announces final proof of desert land claim by William Barbour assignee of Bert Malloy Willis Montana. Proof to establish irrigation and reclamation on N43 NEM Nk NW Sep. 35 145 with witnesses Adam Maier William Lovell John C. Smith all Willis Montana and Bert Malloy Dillon. Hearing before Gov. W French Clerk of District Court Dillon on December 1 1904.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Helena
Mont
C. Phister
Dillon, Mont
Ge. W. French
Dillon
Eaid
Hawley J. Bolway
Montana
Benjamin
Allerton
George Shorts
Grant
John Shesser
Frank
Register
Nent
William Barbour
Bert Malloy
Willi
W. M.M
W. French
District Court
Adam Maier
William Lovell
John C. Smith
Willis
D. Minacy
Charles H. Seybold
Lima
Beaverhead County
L. J. Price
A. S
Joseph Seybold
Gilbert McNinch
Luther 8Eybald
John Downing
Dell
Feanx D
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Zemstvos
Zemstvo
Red Cross
Sviatopulk-Mirsky
Shakhe
Tokio
Cepenticon
Pacifc
Ressny Way
Norlwerd
Lance Ind
Macive
Cockrell
Washington
Senator Cockrell
Colonel Hecker
Michigan
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kansas City
Associated Press
Warrensburg
Cackret
Innsbruck
Rome
Quirino
Austria
Alfrit
Worcester
Mags
OP. Squires
First Baptist Church
East Brookfield
Forbes
Jindse
Amd
Oep
Sao Dhe
Pouttlitt Hill
Beth Lems
Dedicate Parish School
Blaze
Tencue
Cape Flattery
Tacoma
Wash
Victoria
Mazatlan
Mex
van Wicklen
Long Branch Life Saving Station
Iran
Marseilles
Naples
Palermo
Sandusky
Philip
Minel. Light
Dairport
Sotaskhy
Ctban
Snd
Denver
Thomas Shepardson
Peter Miller
Michael Dowd
Shepardson
Miller
Dowd
Rob Circus
Norfolk
Greenville
Tarboro
N. C
Forepaugh & Sells Bros.’ Circus
Satreigh
South Omaha
Onda New
Kansas
New
Lawme Wethers
Sarasa Bedi
Leifer
Davon
Sis Buaik
Tony Rigty Shuey
Grand Duke
Constantin
Luders
Milwaukee
Banner Brew
Cpot
VAL. Klatz Brewing CO
SOS
Patterson
Raanieh Srert
Phane ZA
Alexander
Binnack Street
Leval
U. , Land Office
Al.Graeter
William H. Dudley
Blue Wing
Beaverhead Co
the Register of the U. S. Land Office
Towit
Montana Meridian
Frank D Minocle
Land Office
Congress
Amede Bearette
Bannack
Discovery Shaft
Elkhorn
Hbst
Cor. No. 1
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Ontana
Wm. Driscall
Sur
Frank D. Miracur
Chibert Stamm, Jeweler
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Manhattan Ave
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