Port Arthur Surrender Ends Historic Siege
Port Arthur capitulated at 9 o’clock Sunday night after a long siege marked by fierce mines and Japanese storming assaults. General Stoessel offered surrender terms, agreed by General Nogi, as 40,000 Russians were reduced to about 15,080 with the fortress overrun and ships dispersed.
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Port Arthur
Stoessel
Nogi
Dreseh
Dee
Nheekwan
Mini
Sap
Gheneradl Stoessel
Gheneradl Stoessel Forwarded To Cgeneral Nowk
Tokio
Chefoo
Nichi Niehi
Panorama of a Frightful Ohio River Disaster and Fire Reports
A vast panorama recalls the Ohio River disaster near Huntington W Va where defenders Defender and Victor exploded their boiler and caught in flames with barges in tow. Captain James Woodrall survived. many crew members were killed or injured. The dispatch also reports Chicago fires seven killed in Morris Run explosions and other incidents.
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Ohio River
Huntington
W. Va
Defender
Victor
Pittsburg
James Woodrall
Ohio
Chicago
van Buren Street
Peninsula Store Works
Cash Buyers’ Union
Zeno Gum Company
Sooo
Cash Buyers
Union Os Stiug
Frank Noweskiva
Morris Run
Nowe
Hamilton
Bermuda
Hamburg
Savannah
Jensen
New York
Cette
Port News Triumph Sparks Citywide Victory Parade
Citizens erupt in jubilation as crowds flood main streets to honor Willy Goyeus and the shrren der oof Port Veter Newshoays. Rockets light the sky and papers wave while celebrations mark a historic moment, with a festive march and red tree lights signaling unity and hope.
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Volto
Willy Goyeus
Phas Sais
Bea
Ted Gato
Mundas
Russia
Five Leading Causes Of The Disastrous War
War News in Brief notes the global tensions with Russia seeking Baltic Fleet countermeasures and Japan ready to mobilize Port Arthur fleet. Reports say Chinese anti foreign sentiment is fueled by Russia and Japan readiness dominates strategic talk worldwide.
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Jiaganese Daave
Japan
Port Arthur
Balte
St. Petersburg
China
Fragmented World War Siege Fragments From 1880s Archives
OCR reads a patchy chronicle of sieges and surrenders from 1880s conflicts. It lists towns such as Badajoz Cartagena Ladysmith and Plevna with dates and outcomes, notes Khartoum and Port Arthur events, and mentions Stoessel blamed in Tokyo for destroying ships.
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Alexandria
Egypt
Badajoz Mareh
Cawnpore
Cartagena
Splewader Ussg
Geoff
H. Gibraltar
Dune
Lord Th Field
Holt
Khartoum
Mahdi
Gordon
Ladysmith
Limerick
Londonderry
James
Metz
Parks
Petersburg
Plevna
Dee
USA
Richmond
Arthur Midlavs
Santiago
Cal
Selostopel
Strasburg
Germauis
Vicksburg
Sorren
Siege of Sevastopol Razing After Surrender
The harbor and fortress in Sevastopol endure extensive destruction after surrender. Soviet ships and harbor facilities are blown up and torched, with many vessels and fortifications ruined as Japanese forces overpower defenders. Starvation and loot mark the aftermath amid debris and burning wrecks.
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Stace
Iss
Tae
Adit Wiren
Sevastopat
Russia
Bets van
Poltagva
Padbida
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Katy
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Newport Ark
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Mas
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Erie
Newton
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Wis
Armour & Co
Masonic Temple
Fort Wayne
James Kennedy Co
Eva Tanguay
Tokio Wild With
Joy
Wbbeda
Vnels
Dupes Siveuteh
Reni
Yeuuset
Chinn
Boisesia
Moineheonaia
Marto Dani Goeedog
Bare Weidd
Comte
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