Port Arthur Battle and Russian Plans Reported
Disjointed dispatch details ongoing hostilities on the Tino Tang peninsula and Port Arthur. Japanese naval forces including Mikasa and other battleships engage, while landings and siege actions are described around Kinchow and the fortress Port Arthur amid a widening conflict.
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Arate
Tang Peninsula
Ebro Gogo
Tino-Tang Peninsula
Spt
Emane Teaatsét
Jrport
Peaians
Mikasa
Hatengs
Port Arthur
Mlado Astand
Pigeon Bay
Efour
Japanese advances and Manchurian retreats reported
The report describes Japanese landings of 10,000 at Kig-Chan bay and 7,000 at Fitzawa with advances toward Port Arthur. Kuropatkin withdraws to Mukden and Khing to Harbin as Russian lines collapse in Manchuria. Soldiers evacuate Newchwang, brigand resistance rises near Xin Kow, and Danny port changes hands amid broader theater shifts.
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Rin
Briday
Williaghant
Haehin
Manchuria
Aleaady
Kuropatkin
Lim
Yalu
Lalo-Long Peninsula
Ata
Lalo-Yeng
Mukden
Harbin
Seyéte
Agling
Fang-Wong-Cheng
Tha Bnaslang
Helcheng
Newchwang
Weslrn
Aldo
Lalo-Tong Peninsula
Kig-Chan Bay
TowChow Tay
Fitzawa
Wa-Fung-Tien
Po-Len-Tien
Port Arthur
Kin-Chau Bay
Xin- Kow
Pilinga
Shanghai
Danny
Ruseia
Orient
Lalo-Tong Pantnauly
Russian troops suffer friendly fire massacre at retreat
Report from YaH hody of Russian infantry details a mistaken attack during a Russian retreat. A large unit fired on a body believed to be enemy but was their own man, resulting in 180 killed or wounded. Information cites Russian forces numbering about 2,000.
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Kinchow
Russiaie
Susan Muncorire
Gem. Kuroki
Tapante
Naya -Hody
Battle near Tengshang Hong leaves many dead
Confusion sparks clash as two infantry detachments collide. About 200 men engage before Japanese troops arrive. In the fight 110 are killed and seven are wounded, Russian carts are stampeded, stores scattered as fighting ends.
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Atrong
Tengshang
Hong Sunday
Russian Front Warns of Heavy Japanese Push
The Grand Daily News dispatch from St Petersburg notes Japan aims to overwhelm General Kuropatkin before reinforcements arrive along the Trans Siberian railway. Japanese forces are hastening troops from Korea toward the front as two divisions of the Third Army are landed to replace advanced divisions.
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Bt. Petersburg
Gondon Daily News
Bt Petersburg
Kuropatkin
trans-Siberian
Svory
Karen
Korea
War News In Brief From The Front
A condensed wartime notice reports large troop movements with 900000 to enforce lines and Japanese advances toward Manchuria and Korea. It cites casualties at the Yalu, Russian forces, Port Arthur garrison reductions, and broader war strain with official terse phrasing.
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ThesOzar- Wil
Kuropatkia
Pipachut
Prinon- Biatire
st!‘Aucuog
Tufai
Okushas
Yalu
iTnstop
Port Arthur
Port Dalny Docks Destroyed By Tsarist Agents
The Port Dalny harbor project near Dalny bay is described as a massive, multi billion ruble undertaking with vast docks warehouses and facilities. Reports claim the plan’s destruction by Rusin agents and detail the extensive 1901 1902 construction progress and massive labor force of about 25,000 workers and a resident population around 10,000 mostly Chinese Japanese Seresans and Russians.
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Port Dalny
Glaatund Feninaulies
Port Dylny
Dalley Bay
Hussin
Tasman
Wits
Tallenwan
Hunst
Lee i
Direet
St Pororaburg
Danka
Wiles
Port Arthur
Colnesa
Ruskin
Fleet Will Threaten Turkey With Forty Warships
The United States plans a large Mediterranean buildup this summer. More than forty vessels, led by Rear Admiral Barker, will sail from Venice and travel with the South Atlantic Squadron from Madagascar toward Europe. The force includes battleships such as the Scarbourough, Missouri, and Alabama, with supporting ships and colliers.
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Usedle Bam
Mediterranean
Jorge Geet
Europe
Reson
Lurkey
Purkish
Alexandretta
Howerelt
Turkey
Lhemimnand
Chadiwiel
Madagascar
Atlante
Vensicola
Barker
Scarourge
Missouri
Town
Moine
Witneis
Alabama
Murder Rampant Across Regions Reflects Ongoing Crime Wave
The article notes a year to date surge in killings, with weekly reports at seven incidents and several fatal shootings. County authorities, courts, and police actions show continued churn as more suspects are jailed or released, while state readers face rising crime alongside national and international notes.
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Nzen
Sons
Death of famed explorer Sir Henry M. Stanley
Obituary reviews the life of Sir Henry Morton Stanley born 1841 in Wales who rose from poverty to fame as a writer and explorer. It covers his Civil War service, journalism career, expeditions in Africa, honors from European societies, marriage to Dorothy Tennant, brief parliamentary run, and the enduring controversy surrounding his legacy.
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Lom
Henry M
Lowdda
Benry
Alurlyy
Henry Marton Stanley
John Rowlaeds
Duligh
Wales
Atnmley
New Orleana
Arisaldslppi
Phelos
Hahcock
Custer
Bill Hickok
New York Herald
HaIne
Liyingar Tone
Sorbonne
Legion of Tronet
French Geographical Society
Africa
Qongo
Stanley Pool
Cty
London
Branley
Dorothy Lennane
Terest
Htcie
F Tits
the Pally
Ilo
Brenley
North Lambeth
Dorothy Tennant
England
Galftyur
Western stock raiders to build independent packing houses
The cattle, sheep, and hog producers plan to form independent packing facilities at strategic points to counter the meat trust. Owners will invest per head or per product to fund the venture, aiming to secure better livestock prices and lower meat costs, as packers are said to be cutting profits.
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Raivers
Meat Trust
Hyo Beef
Draagsd
Unfortunate Romance of a Noted Beauty and Her Suitors
The Daily News recounts Gladys’s past engagements and scandals as suitors came and went. A New York diver May Rosetter, Max Deyenkb, and a German Baron are described. her aunts urged restraint while she pursued romance. The piece notes a broken engagement, later marriage, and her current happiness with wealth and a favored husband.
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Lawrence Corbin
New York
Ipoosit
Thangs
Max Deyenkb
Harding Teads
Andersisud
Gladys
Geramnt
Rivono
Gopher
Oller
Chlage Daily News
Bob the golf dog becomes caddy and club carrier
An elderly narrative from Women's Home Companion recalls Miss Maud M. Pottle of Minneapolis now in New York and her remarkable greyhound Bob, the first caddy dog in golf. Bob carries balls and clubs, follows Miss Pottle, learns tasks, and even wears a pouch for balls and a lightweight coat. the piece blends affectionate detail with a broader moral about self-care and spiritual health.
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Mish
Maud M. Pottle
Mnneapolis
New York
Mists Pottle
Oni “Dou
Fay
Miss Fottle
Bob
Miss Pottle
Martie and Pict | Club
Brooklys
Rivers
Ilktory
Golf Na
Agneronn Tinka
Hobbs
Pottie
Misa Bottle
Nature Never Gives Up Phrase Inspires Health Hope
A magazine article uplifts readers with the line Nature never gives up, framing it as a practical motto for health and well being. It describes nature marshaling forces to aid healing, working with physicians and the body to battle illness and restore vigor.
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Nature
A Treatise on Cat Care and Mouser Qualities
A guide discusses physical traits of a good mouser cat and warns against overfeeding. It notes that a cat's alert eyes signal hunting ability, and that aggression or laziness does not define a good pet. Overfeeding, especially meat, causes stomach troubles in domesticated cats.
Unreadable History Snippet From Early Print Satire
Fragmented OCR text shows Ben Jonson quip about language aging and a chaotic motor race tale in Paris. Competing drivers ascend a hilltop, glimpse a distant spire, and navigate maze like streets toward a church. The narration ends with a crude political joke about labor and water.
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