Kuropatkin Reports Russian Gains in Manchuria Fight
Russian forces under General Kuropatkin claim strategic success after a desperate assault on Sandepus and surrounding positions. Reports describe Japanese defenses, cavalry actions, and captures including 200 cattle as troops advance, with ongoing artillery battles reported along the front.
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St. Petersburg
Kuropatkin
Sandepus
Manchuria
Kurepatkin
Khnilatosa
Khetgoutaya
Khanchensan
Expansan
Tandkeeheng
Wehulaitse
Jun River
Sandepas
T P.iu
Shakhe
Associated Press
Strike movement in Russia widens unrest in several cities
Reports from St Petersburg and other cities describe widespread strike talk with factories reopening. Employers expect a general resumption of work Monday. Workers show willingness to accept government promises on shorter hours and fair adjustment of grievances, while experts warn strikes may surge without full revolution.
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St. Petersbrg
Hassin
St. Petersburg
Hines
Moscow
Saratol
Lodz
vinova-Voxnesinsk
Empire
Pulidiea
Russia
Wberall
Fragmentary wartime musings on conflict and fate
The excerpt presents fragmented lines about an author and state power facing force, a struggle toward a revolution, and predictions of bombs and wars. It reveals a tense, uncertain outlook with references to imminent futures and terrorism.
Russian strike links traced to European HQ
A sheer mix of dispatches reports St. Petersburg unrest directed by the Russian Social Democratic party. Father Gapon influences cited as rallying workers, with hospital reports on his condition and worrisome prospects of further revolts. Warsaw crisis noted as severe with the Socialist party blamed for organizing strikes. In Toland harvest strains, 300000 workers affected.
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New York
Calles
St. Petersburg
Russian Social Democratic Party
Father Gappot
Russhin Social Dem Beritic
Harvope
Chain 24
Mathersonon
Tadt
Ou Te Naisk
Fledo Ohe
Ated Cut
Father Gapen
Lupe
Wheredins
Shaforsofsky Hospital
Solon
Dan
Warsaw
Daily Mail
Toland
Warrant Issued for Appleyard in Buffalo Insolvency Case
January report from Buffalo states a warrant is issued for Arthur F. Appleyard and others including Richard Tanory Robert J. Schelling and Eugene A. Charger. Appleyard faces charge under section 603 for neglect of official duties in misrepresenting bond values tied to a loan. Key figures include Ohio Union Traction bonds used as loan security and bank leadership transitions to a receiver Georger.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Tusiee Murphy
Poli Doe Procemlit
Deftiuet German Intk
Dingissuh
Arthur F. Appleyard
Poston
Richard Tanory
Robert J. Schelling
Eugene A. Charger
Appleyard
Ohio Union Traction Company
Pmory
Georger
Imenk
Schelling
Washington Senate Sitins and Statehood Debate Echoes
Washington fain report outlines Judge Swayne appearing in senate sessions to answer sit-in questions connected with foype elument proceedings. The house managers attended. a week’s thie toa aake complete response was planned. The real trial began later, with discussions over statehood timing and an executive session held. The house reviewed appropriations without action, refusing to send the army bill forward and sending it back to committee. Separate notes mention Judge Wing’s ruling on interstate commerce cases favoring Cleveland interests, and arbitration treaty discussions in Washington.
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Washington, Fain
Swayne
Senate
Tit
Mie House
Phe House
Eeead
Not Much Difference Before Bazaar Fun
Two young men with nicknames and odd phrases joke while on their way to a church bazaar. one boasts 15 cents and a holey pocket, the other claims a hundred plunks, both quipping about mischief and aims to avoid exposing their fortunes to the booth girls.
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Chicago Tribune
Positive cure for nervous disorders advertised for women
An old sensational health claim targets weak nervous women describing them as bloodless irritable and despondent and promises a positive cure in the misused medical advertisement tone. The text emphasizes female fragility and seeks relief through a proprietary remedy.
Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills Promote Quick Recovery
Fragmented ad style text touts Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills as rebuilding nerves and restoring strength. Includes testimonial from Mrs John Bailey of Jackson Street Penn Yan NY praising sleep and vitality improvements, plus scattered jokes and notices from newspapers.
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Lee
A.W. Cluaise
John Bailey
Jackson Street
Penn Yan
N.Y
A. We. Chase
Peryos
Dred
W. Clinse Medicipe Ge
Buailito
A. Wo Olise
Joseth Bannert
Drought
Stephenson Street
Freeport
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Tures
Wing
Commerce Commissston
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Ayere
Tjieon
N. US
Peek OS
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Saul Hrd Thope and Pwine Company
Kapleston
Gratwick
George Ad John Wool
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Caledonia
Charles Hoyt
Manchester
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F. A. Read
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Sol Pennypicker
Peomiusylvania
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Chicago
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Bootblack
Philadelphia Press
Yeonkers Statesman
New York Press
Cleveland Plain Dealer
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Jack
May
Tess
Loston Herald
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Walton
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