Exact Situation at Port Arthur Echoed in War Reports
Dispatches from the Moscow correspondent of The Daily Telegraph claim Port Arthur garrison is starving amid only two forts held by Japanese, with fires and coal stores burned. Reports from Chefoo and Tokyo detail convoys, fortifications, and further clashes around Fort Arthur and Shakhe railway sites.
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Casualties at Football in New York and Nearby Games
Reported injuries from multiple college and club football games across New York and Delaware include Seaton College back Larry Sherman severely wounded after a collision, multiple rib fractures and near heart injury, George Alles losing a ear at a separate match, Thomas Kennedy with severe rib fractures and internal injuries, and Captain Gul sustaining a skull fracture in a Delaware versus Maryland Agricultural game.
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Tlarry Sherhan
Seaton
Forest Tieam
Newark
Tirrytown
Colimmet Athletic Club
Larrytow Yield Club
George Alles
Long Island City
Thomas Kennedy
Severn Rbs
Del
Delaware College
Maryhind Agriculural College
Gul
Tatter
Serhiu
RECORD DAY AT THE FAIR IN ST LOUIS CELEBRATION
A large Thanksgiving Day program at the World's Fair in St Louis drew about 200000 attendees. New Hampshire and Westmont Day celebrations featured state pavilions, and Children’s Day offered free admission. Union religious services in Festival Hall were led by Archbishop Glennon with ministers from St Louis and President Frarecia of the exposition reading Roosevelt's proclamation.
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New Hampshire
Weetmont Lay
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Httle
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Roosevelt
Russian Squadron Passes Through Enna at Port Said
At Said November 25 a Russian squadron en route to the Far East passed through the canal, marking a naval movement of strategic significance.
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Said
Far East
Enna
Navy selects training site on Great Lakes for rapid work
Secretary of the Navy Merton announces the board favoring a Great Lakes training station near Chicago thirty miles inland. The president has approved the selection and funding is in place. Secretary will push the project to completion rapidly. Colonel Elvis A. Calkins, veteran and newspaper man, dies at 60 in Chicago.
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Chicago
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Northwest
Chicago Chronicle
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Mibwaukee
Myee Democrat
Madison Argus
Thanksgiving football scores from across the Midwest
College football reports Thanksgiving games with Illinois over Nebraska 67 to 10 at Lincoln and Iowa 20 over Drake 0 at Des Moines. Others include Minnesota 11 at Cedar Rapids Town 0 and Notre Dame 0 Purdue 0. Chicago Wiscon sin 6. St. Louis Rush Medical 0 and St Toul 50. In Texan news, Dr JH Mellish sues Ed Pennypacker for damages over alleged negligent medical treatment.
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Tincoln
Illinois
Nebraska
Des Moines
Anes
Drake
Phiadelphia
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Tex
JH Mellish
Ed Pennypacker
Fan
FMW
Ponnepipkor
Orion
Major Delmar Sold for Fifteen Thousand Dollars
New York reports Major Delmar a world renowned chimplon gelding sold for 15,000 at the Old Glory sale held in the Maison Squire garden. Purchaser listed as C. Ke G. Mines of Low Dillon, with Kaiser Dadicated Akron noted in the sale report.
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New York
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Low Dillon
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OTHERSIDE PLOTTERS 1% PROMISES A SENSATION
In Cincinnati on November 2, President Tos sept F Valentine of the Troy Molders Union of North America arrived with detectives for questioning over an alleged plot connected to arson and property destruction. He denied coercion and pledged to expose real conspirators, while a cash bond was discussed and street talk swirled about arrests and a looming police statement.
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Troy Malders Union of North America
Cheveliner
Aivar
Hve
Gosiger
Eureka Founders Company
Catlin
Police
Qarters
Piege Maward J. Penny
Meyeury
Ron Molders’ Union
North Auiwrtia Aywaested
Cate
Videntine
Cleveland
Towill
Tatum
Tom J. Tohnsen
Telters
Mey Wil
Prosecution Quietly Targets Dinomite Plot In New Case
Reported statements from witnesses tie President Videntine and others to a dynamite plot. Detective Cal Inbal hails from Cheha to relay arrest details while Valentina claims coercion shaped his confession. Near Bilger City, miners die in a collapse linked to a broader strike, as Prince Fushimi departs from St Louis to tour the United States.
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Videntine
Bes
Cheha
Valea Bay
Vailenthae
Aloysemtv
Ely
Varlentine
Beter Terk
Varkenting
Fay Cineimati
Prince Fushimi
St Louls
Pryince Fushin
Tiladelphia
United States
Japan
Thanksgiving in the olden way across Chicago
In Chicago on Thanksgiving Day there were no formal features as devout groups gathered in churches to give thanks for the year and families shared abundant meals. Poor and imprisoned received aid while city residents sought meals and fellowship, and Americans abroad held feasts of gratitude with friends and kin as they recalled homes and old customs.
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Chicago
Hosh
United States
Capsize Drowns Four Men at Sarnia Dock
Four men from St. Thomas Ontario drowned when the Briggs rowboat capsized near the Sarnia dock after being struck by a heavy river swell. Victims include Alfred Green engineer John J. Chreenan fireman and John Dack deckman. Also James Connell a Sarnia barkeeper perished. The ferryman William Briggs survived after taking six passengers across the St. Clair river.
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Wiliam Briggs
Suarnia
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Deukeman
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Barkeeper
Menelik's arrivals to Roosevelts housed at National Zoo
King Menelik's envoys have arrived in Washington and are lodged at the National Zoo. President Roosevelt is receiving the party, with officials arranging formalities and accommodations. The visit marks a notable diplomatic gesture between Ethiopia and the United States.
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Washington
Roosevelt
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Missing Steamer Ts Sale, St Johns, Na Nov 25
The prem or Stord from Sydney with rau for whose safety tears were fell has arrived in this harbor.
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St. Johns
Premor Stord
Sydney
Rau
Freedom of Cork City To O Donovan Rossa
Cork declares freedom of the city for O Donovan Rossa. Other notes report constant snowfall in Lonsbruck Austria for thirty hours, Carnegie mildly ill in New York, and a Seattle or Milwaukee building firm burned for fifty thousand dollars. A McKinley memorial is unveiled in San Francisco.
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O'Donovan Rossa
Lonsbruck
Austria
Andrew Carneghe
New York
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A. N. Kellory
Chicago
Bering
Thoms W. Lawson
New Jersey
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Constantinople
Washington
Macedonia
William McKinley
Golden Gate Park
San Francisco
Milnor Grove
Kalamagoo
Milwaukee
St. Petersburg
United States
Bond offering backs Mindura pigment venture
Natural Carbon By-Products Co states it still has 22 700 dollars in bonds for sale with a dollar-for-dollar stock bonus. Company plans to fund new machinery, expand production, and move offices to its own grounds by December 1. Large orders and export negotiations, including potential exclusive rights in England and other territories, are described, with current subscriptions totaling 27 300 dollars from directors and stockholders.
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Australia
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Freeport
Stephenson County
Roosevelt Congratulates the Czar in St Petersburg
Nov 24 reports Emperor Nicholds received a letter from President Roosevelt congratulating him on the heir’s path and wishing a successful reign. Elsewhere ships Stord overdue from St Johns, crew of sixteen. Two Rivers Manufacturing dry kiln and old saw mill burned, loss $46,000 with no insurance.
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St. Petersburg
Nicholds
Sydney
C. B
Stord
St. Johns
Telong Dong
Shea
Two Rivers
Wis
No Rivers Manufacturing Company
Thanksgiving Dinner Turkeys and Pies Mentioned in Folk Talk
A local exchange narrates a humorous scene about Bigwate eating half a turkey and two mince pies. The tale notes no real illness, saying he only drank Doctor Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin and continued about his business. Sold by H. J. Moork and W. Fo Jungkoug.
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Laffand
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W. Fo Jungkoug
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