Proclamations and battles on Sakhalin and Korea
Reports from St Petersburg and Tokyo describe Japanese forces near Sakhalin securing occupation with eighty prisoners, while Russian centers at Darline resistances decline. Northern Korea sees Russian troops retreating south of the Tumen river as Japanese advances continue. General Linevich’s force grows toward 400000 with supply lines using water transport amid plans for a major demonstration.
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Sakhalin
Yokio
Darline
Maukn
Maximin
Lineviteh
Toklo
Linevitel
Minehurin
Lines Viteh
D Witte Talks With Meyer Ahead of Paris Visit
In St Petersburgh on July 17 Witte spent an hour with Meyer the US ambassador at the Kleinanal palace to discuss peace terms before a Paris trip. He will meet the emperor again and visit Russian ministers prior to departure. The Associated Press quotes officials denying sensational contents of Paris reports about Witte’s instructions, clarifying the documents span over twenty pages with detailed fortification notes for Vladivostok.
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Associated Press
Mo Wartwin
Alice
Lo M. Witte
Paris
Bebo de Varis
M. Iarthly
Emperor
McWitte
Moreign
Launsdorie
Tiysety
Echo de Paris
Mie
Vladi Vostok
Japanese Loss Narrative and Rogue Naval Echoes in War Report
An OCR fragment recounts a Japanese sinking tale involving the cruiser Takasega and the battleship Catherine TV, with claims of propaganda circulation in Vienna and the United States. It mentions Emperor worship, a last stand on deck, and a mass singing before death, plus a note on a new trench trap design attributed to Japan.
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Catherine
Vienna
United States
Yokio
Ily
Japasese
Criisoy
Takasega
Rajestyvensky
Sen
Peary Starts For The Arctic In Roosevelt Mission
Lieutenant Robert Peary begins his voyage toward the North Pole aboard the Roosevelt. The ship weighed anchor from New York’s North River near Thirty Street at 8 10 p m and set sail after a final salute from Sandy Hook. The expedition includes Peary’s party and a group of guests and newspaper men who accompanied the ship partway.
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New York
Abert J. Peary
Jockey
North Pole
Roosevelt
North River
Thirtieth Street
Denty
Scidy Mook
Syney
C. B
Sandy Hook
Coghlan
Gen
Parliament minister clarifies wording on king’s rescript
In the Swedish lower house the justice minister explained that a misquote altered a key line about accepting the Norwegian cabinet resignation. He said the correct version was given by Premier Michelsen, but the Storthing president Berner omitted a word when reading it aloud.
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Stockholm
Riksdag
Justice
Tastor
Wahlenstrains
Oscar
Storthing
Minister of Justice
Michelsen
Err Berner
Scores on the ball fields Trise Tull league results
Scores from the Trise Tull league show New York, Brooklyn, Chicago, Philadelphia, Detroit, St. Louis, and Milwaukee games across Saturday and Sunday. Notable outcomes include Detroit over St. Louis, Chicago beating Washington, and Milwaukee topping Columbus. Other results feature Kansas City, Louisville, Minneapolis, and Omaha fixtures with varied margins.
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Chiewso
Pauly
New York
Plushinge
Sioat
Brooklyn
Chicapo
Myouklyn
Uinefimiti
Phdladelina
Tiostone St
Lewts
Hostans
Arnorivan
Sattredinyns
Cheveliml
Aitsty Lovins Bustin U
Omaha
Denver
Sioux City
Pueblo
St. Joseph
Lawson Speech Attacks the System at Banquet Nominates Johnson
Thomas W. Lawson condemned municipal ownership and “the system” fueling Frenzied Finance at a Chicago banquet. He urged nominating Johanson for the presidency and claimed he had received numerous insurance communications from high officials, alleging industry manipulation. The event featured a lengthy, charged address and a standing reception for Lawson.
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Chicago
St. Petersburg
Thomas
Lawson
Ehib
Bryan on the wrong track in a blistering political column
Lawson lambasts William J Bryan with sharp accusations about misdirected policies and federal control of public utilities. The piece also covers reactions on railroad and gas aid, calls for ownership shifts, and a Chicago observatory incident with a Northwestern professor surviving a smoke-filled scene.
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William J. Bryan
Lawson
Bryan
Dullars
Olhowame
Anyan
Dalwson
Chica
Carrie Kiwanakers
Sears
Chicana
Trier
General Blackmar Dead After Intermittent Illness in Boston
Gen W Blackmar longtime ONTD chief dies in Boston after illness. Born July 241941 in Bristol PA he served in Civil War units then rose under Gen Custer, later judge advocate general of Massachusetts. His funeral and succession details follow in a brief city notice.
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Willmon W. Huaokmar
Boston
Gener
Northwest
Wackmar
Bristol
Fifteenth
Pensylvania Cavalry
West Virginia
Custer
Governors Lane
Tlhett
Lee
Massachusetts
Baltimore
Blackmar
John King
Murderess Goes Mad On Lucas Avenue Shooting
In front of 2702 Lucas Ave Ne St Louis Mary Carder aged about 30 is under arrest for a street shooting that killed a woman in the presence of her mother Bessie Barnes. The crime appears to end a family feud. Carder sits in a police cot raving, with three young children beside her.
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St. Louis
Bessie Barnes
Lucas Avene
Mary Carlet
Meeting of United Lutheran synods at Fort Wayne
Announcement notes a major Lutherans gathering in Fort Wayne Indiana on August 8 delegates from three US synods will seek a doctrinal union plan. Also mentions state official McFarland death and other scattered items including British Spanish postwar topics and Morocco reforms.
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Lutherana
Richmont
Ind
United States
Fort Wayne
Noted Confederate Dies in City, Ditton Gian
Death of a noted Confederate figure reported in city dispatches. The obituary notes the demise of a prominent West Paint leader and a distinguished-branded Serr Th Chie Can Pecbera figure, with details limited by the damaged text.
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Ditton
Duby I
West
Sensational Midwattheusett Probe Sparks Farce Rumors
A wild outline notes frantic activity in the Midwattheusett investigation with scattered mentions of arrests, disappearances near Paris, a public garden melee, and a tragedy in Texarkana where Charles Heyvuglids shot his bride and then killed himself. Also reports drownings of George and William Gibbons near Olathe.
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Midwattheusett
Partngiikes
Paris
Charlies
Cervectians
Partha
Heighton
Chirge
Bertha Dalles
Austhty
Dydee
Putey
Chico
Ramillie
Katais
Trans-Caucasia
Nance
Charles Heyvuglids
New York
Kix
Texarkana
Ark
George
William Gibbons
Olathe
Kan
Eggs For Sale From J B Ruston At Lincoln Avenue
Local notice from J B Ruston inviting orders for extra fresh eggs and butter. Phone contact 297. He has moved to his home at 96 Lincoln Ave and looks forward to old and new customers calling.
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J.B. Ruston
Lincoln Ave
Excursion Tickets Sold Daily By C M St P Line
The C M S T P road will sell excursion tickets daily from May 16 to Sept 30 to Delavan Waukesha Madison and other points at reduced rates. Signed by Ludwig J B Sweart, Agent.
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Delavan
Waukesha
Madison
J.B. Sweart
Excursion Rates to Monona Lake Assembly at Madison
Excursion tickets to Monona Lake Assembly Madison via the Chicago and North Western line sold at reduced rates July 20 and 21 with return allowed until August 7 inclusive. Other sale dates on certificate plan. Apply to agents Chicago North Western Railway.
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Monona Lake Assembly
Madison
Wis
North-Western
Chicago & North-Western R'v
Epworth League Special Trains to Colorado Tour
Epworth League sessions set for Denver July 5 with through trains for delegates and friends. Chicago and North-Western Railway offers low excursion rates to Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Salt Lake City Hot Springs Deadwood Lead and Custer good for return until October 31. Special trains run daily via the North-Western Line with itineraries available from Chicago & North-Western agents.
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Epworth League
Chicago & North-Western
Denver
Colo
Colorado
Far West
Ba Y
Utah
Black Hills
North-Western
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Salt Lake City
Hot Springs
Deadwood
Lead and Custer
8. D
Chicago
North-Western R’v. O
Low Round Trip Rates on North-Western Line to Portland
Advertises low round trip rates to Portland via North Western Line with indirect routes through San Francisco and Los Angeles, plus side trips to Yellowstone and Alaska. Offers illustrated folder for 2 cent stamp and summer rates to Wisconsin and Northwest resorts. Contacts: W B Kniskern, Chicago, and Chicago & North Western Bay agents.
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Portland
North-Western Line
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Yellowstone National Park
Alaska
Wisconsin
Northwest
W. B. Kniskern
Chicago
Chicago & North-Western
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