Russians Lose 1,300 Men in War Report
The piece claims heavy Japanese success in Korea with 1300 Russian casualties and Japanese advances near Sesehetg Chengin and Wasen Marl 26 through March 28. It notes Russian withdrawals, strong German forces failing to hold Axovonu fort, and patrols retreating toward the Vokla road amid cautious Allied assessment.
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Victoriaus
Ansau
Josses
Wasen Marl
Het
Chongja rMureh
Karen
Sesehetg
Chinigin
Mineyang
Wiju
Axovonu
Gort
Tessin
Battle at Sea Rends Dark Night Silence into Fire
Graphic account of a naval clash near Adwirat Loge with Admiral Myceawi aboard the Petrapavinost. Torpedoes struck a prow, Japanese steamers opened fire, ships ran aground, and five enemy destroyers were pursued as the silent night broke into bombardment and chaos aboard the Sibi and Silal.
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Liett
Krinitralista
Arthur
Laingit
Sheck
Myceawi
Auu Iestile
Davis
Silal
Fragmentary report from the northward journey
A garbled OCR fragment notes rivers and bridges with references to routes toward the Yall and London linkages. It mentions a train, a ford, and junks but lacks clear subjects, dates, or outcomes.
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Yall
Plan of Campaign Changed in Tipaiinese War Tale
A Tipiinese correspondent reports the full campaign has shifted as a Japanese officer signals the Keysigns. Trench lines are excavated by Tipai mice and allies are hidden behind mined defenses. The Discovery line triggers a grand scandal. efforts to conceal the defeat spread. Russia appears willing to pay for information on the Tipardese army’s movements during a Tupangee war, with a rumored $200,000 stake.
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Scacek
oMeer
Ambiguous historic dispatch reports Yalu bank fortifications
Fragmentary wartime note describes Russian and Japanese forces near the Yalu River. It mentions a cautious stance with fortifications and uncertainty about a forthcoming attack, reflecting incomplete transmission and unclear attribution.
Fragmentary naval incident described in unclear OCR
The text shows a chaotic, partially garbled report mentioning an unnamed commander, a large steamer, a torpedo attack, and wounded or missing crew. Specific names, places, dates, and outcomes are unreadable due to OCR errors.
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Bosta
Unupvinsky
Winter Wheat Shows Improvement Across Regions
Weather Bureau crop notes mixed by region with improving conditions in the Midwest and Pacific coast cold wet areas, drought damaging in Nebraska Kansas and parts of Texas. Seeding underway northward in Missouri and Tennessee while southern districts report too dry conditions except western Texas.
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Weather Bureau
Central Gulf
Ike
Texas
Wisconsin
Pacific
Nore
Anich
Lew Toyli
Netlinsky
Kansas
Missouri
Miesoni
Galil Work Not Begin. Wiarenala
Gap
Gondittan
Weather Bureau Forecast Aids Flood Preparedness
River and flood service led by Dr Frankenfeld warns of spring floods affecting hundreds of thousands in multiple states. U S Weather Bureau telegraphs alerts from 75 rain gauges to guide warnings and evacuations, with rapid mobilization of resources to minimize losses.
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Frankenfeld
Tid Ever
Food Service
United States
Ohio
Kansas
Mississippi
Missouri
Arkunens
North Western
Tonisiana
Rorars
Tves
Weather Bureau
Dre 1Fo
Hig
Varius Pleges
Talophone and Telegraph
Congress Debates Pension, Land, and Post Office Bills
The Senate and House moved through a day of pension bills, land law debates, and post office appropriations. An inquiry into the job of the fecunt executive and a proposed joint committee were discussed amid debates on the old age pension order and civil appropriations. The House advanced numerous pension measures and a bill granting US commissioners jurisdiction in parts of the Arkansas Quapaw region, while the Senate considered Panama canal questions and tariff issues.
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Senate
Felilay
Ita
Cutherson
Congress
Foraker
Howell
New York
Alwllory
Carmack
TH Wituhedck
Warren
United States
Springs
Arkansas
State of Texas
Statuary Hall
Nation Capitol
Sam Houston
Stephen S. Auelio
United Kinten
Great Britain
Glison
Honsbroweh
George OL. Maxwell
Military Academy
Parker
Goliogle
Tussia
Livenogh
California
Mde
Morrell
Sennty Vuesday
Morgan
Paonmu Canal Company
House
de Armond
Groavendr
Roosevelt
Panama
Hoyburn
Department of Agricultura
Postoffics
Quarlvs
Hia
Ruarat
Carriova
Messrs
Money
Nelson
Larimer
Kown
Girrieta
Quarles
Columbia
Incorn
Carnegis
Institute
Aleg
Bowman
Omnibns
Daima. Bi
Gutéad
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