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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1904

Page

12

War in the Orient and Baltic Fleet Movements

Front reports little change as both sides hold positions for weeks while Japanese and Russian forces redeploy. Baltic Fleet progress is logged from Cronstadt to Vladivostok, with two squadrons split around the Cape and Suez, projected to reach near Vladivostok by March at the earliest.

A. Mukden Disputch Ero Oie Kuropattin Port Arthur Marquis Oya Stoessel Chicago Tribune Marquis Oyama Nogi Japan Kuropatkin Marquis Oyatoa Gary Navnal Orient Cronstadt Far East Reval Libau Tangier Chagos Islands Vladivostok Raugarn Straits Trug

Japanese naval losses in Far East actions reported

War news brief describes the Japanese cruiser Salyen sunk by a Russian mine in front of Port Arthur as Japan prepared to meet Russia's fleet. Adauma reportedly blown up by a mine. Japanese forces blew up Bibilog Hill Fort Arthur, killing several hundred Russians and rendering twenty guns useless.

Salyen Port Arthur Japan Russia Asiatic Adauma Bibilog Fort Arthur

Plot to Kill the Czar Stirring Russian Turmoil

Secret Service claims a new plot to assassinate the Czar, linked to antiwar demonstrations in Moscow and widespread unrest. Arrests topped 300 as clashes between troops and 4000 students left four dead and sixty wounded in front of the Governor’s palace amid riots in Moscow and St. Petersburg.

Secret Service Moscow Agilunte Tha ‘Osar England London Manchester Liverpool Sevret Polies Russia St. Petersburg Czar Bia

Religious sects grow with Episcopals leading in gains

A New York Herald summary reports most sects show larger growth than prior years. The Episcopal Church added 26,916 members to 807,351, while Presbyterian gains reached 27,481 to 1,004,908. Southern Presbyterians at 230,888 increased about 2 percent. Methodists total 3,064,785 with 145 percent growth. Global religious estimates total 1.43 billion adherents across major faiths. Dr. Lyman Abbott advocates a science-based religion rooted in human heart needs.

Episcopal Church Gavin Last Fear New York Merald Chia Epissoon Church Presbyterian Church Southern Presbyterian Church Northern Abbott Sible Lyman Abbott Harvard Cambridge Mass Ald

President Roosevelts Daily Routine Revealed in Detail

The article outlines President Roosevelt's day from 7:30 am wake to 11 pm bedtime. It notes morning garden strolls, office visits starting at 9:30, nonstop mail and letters, visitors until 1:16, lunch at 1:30 with guests, library reading, and evening entertainments including dinners with prominent figures. A separate Arkansas brief promotes Dodd's Kidney Pills as a cure for backache linked to kidney disease.

Mr. Roosevelt Roosevelt White House Loeb Incheon Washington Hensley Ark America Sue Williams Dodd Williams Bays Bright

Most Tireless of Birds Albatross Legend and Flight lore

A wandering albatross described as seventeen feet from tip to tip captivates travelers. The bird, linked to Greek myth and omens of luck, has long deterred hunters yet remains hunted in Siberia where its meat is considered poor.

Diomedes Ny Albatross Kunitehatku Siberia North Pacific

Catarrh Cure Ad Burns Through Local Gossip

An odd mix of household quarrel and a sensational patent medicine pitch appears in a Chicago News column. A husband and wife spar over propriety as a mother visits, while an adjacent ad promotes Hall’s Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy with a bold money-back claim.

F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Aditrast Cheney & CO Drugers Hull

Americans Dominate Oxford Track Events Under Rhodes Scholarships

A group of American Rhodes scholars at Oxford are excelling in studies and athletics, winning seven of nine track and field events as they pursue both intellectual and physical prowess. The piece notes Rhodes’s aim to foster mutual regard and innovation, with potential for an American boat crew challenging the university eight and several men likely to join the varsity next year, reflecting Rhodes’s broader educational vision.

Rhode England Oxford Hugland Cacil Rhodes Great Britain Rhodes Ile Tie Ing Philadelphia Taquirer

Railway Porter Story Turns On Luggage Delay

A railway porter recalls a passenger mix up at a junction where luggage was not found on the first train. The gentlemans smile and a mysterious white cloth shine through as the traveler asks about a second train and the porter notes the long wait and shared laughter.

Roland Oliver Fa Tainin Wb Express

Long-lived figures and aging notables span several lands

The piece profiles elderly or notable individuals across regions, noting ages from 64 to 117 and roles from sculptor to legislator. It mentions James W A MacDonald of New York, Stevan Zikitech of Nish, Mia Sarah McTLaugulin of Lynn, Pierre Barlow Cornwall, Capt J R Eggleston, Mr Gully, Charles Taylor, P H Leahy, and ties to Byron, the Merrimac, and political offices.

James W. A. MacDonald New York Stevan Zikitech Nish Servia Lord Byron Mia Sarah McTlaugulin Lynn Mass Pierre Barlow Cornwall California J.R. Eggleston Merrimac Jackson Miss Gully House of Commons Charles Taylor Waterbury P. H. Leahy Helena Mont

Those Boston Girls and a Mock Drama of Courtship

A fragment from a Boston Transcript style exchange questions women’s use of deception in matrimony while a somber note about a railroad fatality interrupts. The piece also advertises PAZO with claims of curing piles and promises a money back guarantee if it fails in 6 to 14 days.

Boston Gertrude Frances Boston Transcript

Cured by Cuticura Promises Relief From Eczema

A testimonial from Mrs. Altin Htson of Bellevue Michigan recounts five years of severe itching and bleeding eczema ending after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. She claims near-immediate improvement and invites others with doubts to write for confirmation.

Altin Htson Bellevue, Mich

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