Port Arthur Siege Report From Russian Front
The narrative details the Japanese assault against Port Arthur from September 1 to 28, noting heavy losses for the attackers yet progress against inner forts. It describes bombardments, three-pronged attacks, and the struggle to seize key positions such as Etseshin and Antszshin while Russian defense deteriorates under continual shelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Arthur
Chofoo
Yalla
Kinet
Neuslon
Daliy
Nogi
Amide Ilk Bn
Alinut
Fuly
Bouie
Motiot Takushin
Shohoueshina
Sueleacexlig
Iadea
Dorlor
Aroun
Excon Bay
Ponbisult
Tort Arthur
Takunhlan
Wolf
Wren
Hluvles Aay
Uienr Lybug
Etse-shan
Antsashin
Wolf Hlhese
Dore Arthur
Antszbon
Atrang Keekwan
Alvo
Delong
Akla
Ubu
Amin
Roropmlkin
da Vasa
Mukden
Dis Crense
Oyamua'h
Inskyeparte
Jarnati
Tinuynnge
Yental
Streissol
Murnerac Nietulis
Storveel
Port Artuy
Chote
Gene
Tigh Mountain
Tigean Hay
Port Rtseshan
Poggorsky
Navy
Volunteera
Japanese Fury Repulsed At Port Arthur In Repeated Attacks
A damaged dispatch recounts tremors of battle at Port Arthur with Japanese forces repulsed after multiple assaults. Reported machine gun fire and heavy bombardment devastate defensive positions as troops endure brutal fighting and lingering danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Arthur
London
Tork Arthur
Hely
Russia's Harbor War Entanglements and Strange Tales
A garbled three day report mentions Russia and Japan in wartime talk, a large loan, naval actions near Port Arthur, and confused planetary misidentifications. It notes General Stoessel and Port Arthur, and odd anecdotes about water supply sabotage and Jupiter misread as a weapon threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Arthne
Stoessel
Leontro
Port Avthin
Vindlyoatok
Tiengud
Wisconsin Party Faction Battle Foreshadows Election Ticket
Complex contest within Wisconsin Republicans centers on which delegates and candidates will be seated at conventions. The La Follette and stalwart factions clash over credentials, seating, and the party line, affecting the gubernatorial and presidential slate as the Supreme Court and state officials weigh which nominees belong on the ticket.
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Apprento Court of Wisconsin
Supreme Court of Wisconsin
Tua Trollatte
Regnduyl Republicans
Repubiemns
Atulwarts
State Central Commissice
WAH
Atd
I Live
Yar Ferents of
Coy
la Follett Tle
Epirtral Convicithiee
State Central Committee
Asa
Cate Dion Ning
de Li Iullette
Stalwarta
Shute
Bialwacts
Will d Ress
Samuel A. Conk
Chicago
Supreme Court
Llouser
Universal labor woes and industry notes of the era
The article surveys global labor trends and industrial conditions including miners in coal regions, cotton weavers in Japan, glass makers in a ten hour day, and union payout figures. It notes growth in union membership, wage disputes, and proposed reforms in the United States, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand, plus naval conscription shifts, public works costs, and crop reports. It mentions a New Zealand Labour Court wage setting, Montreal and Dominion movement, and a push for a six hour day in Australia. It also touches on Arctic and California nature reservations, and Panama canal cost estimates, with scattered economic anecdotes and light local notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fio Worll
Japan
Ace
Union of America
York Building
Montreal
Dominion
Civic Federation
United States
Australia
Phe
United States Steel Corporation
Jina
Anthrache
Pounaylvania
Erie. Horn
Usilons
Minneapolis
Brotherhood of Lovmactive Piteten
Ava
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Ashtulinla
Ohio
Board of Arbitration
New Zealand
Wuloniste
Morrigon
Tabor
Nares
Denny Porfeuteil
Masters and File’ Association
Willian Advahati Vente
Telligh Partiment
Whaddan Valley
Clutorguashire
Add Wigon
Jerliah Hijbor
Radps
Tweils
Gougreas
Thia- Country
Floating Exposition to Sail from Seattle in November
A steamship will depart Seattle on November 15 with nine miniature expositions. It carries no passengers or cargo, only exhibits for Orient buyers. It will dock at major ports from Yokohama to Cape Town, staying two to ten days each, six months total, inviting merchants and officials to board and view displays.
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The
Orient
Seattle
Waah
Damascus
Sam
Russia
Yankees
Hina
Itlina
Uncle Sam
United States
Yokohama
Kobe
Nagasaka
Port Arthur
Vladivostok
Shanghai
Hongkong
Manila
Singapore
Colombo
Mauritius
Nelagoa Bay
Johannesburg
Pretoria
Cape Town
Adelaide
Melbourne
Sidney
Honolulu
Santiago
Valparaiso
Callao
South America
First Statement of Fair Admissions Revenue Published
The first financial standing of the admissions department at the world’s fair shows receipts through Oct 1 totaling 3,950,085.68. Coin admissions account for 2,744,839.50 from 5,624,576 tickets. paid admissions total 7,705,886 with 4,602,507 free admissions. deposits with the treasurer amount to 38,950,930.68.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Admissions
Trereurer
Notable figures linked to politics and arts in varied roles
The report lists Winston Churchill not seeking re election and others entered in politics or public life. John Jacob Astor offers a 30 horsepower car to Paris while Tanwigno the Italian tenor contemplates political aims. Hungarian artist E Komolsky paints portraits of John D Rockefeller as mentions circulate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston Churchill
John Jacob Astor
Paris
Tanwigno
Partie Meritt
E. Komolsky
John D. Rockefeller
Canterbury
John Usher
Cairo
Edinburgh
Italy
Emperor Wilfinta
St. Louie
Herr Schabolitz
Zurich
Robert Koch
Bolawaya
Bateheller
International Court of Appeals
Alesandria
Egypt
Cawitlea Petletan
1 Marine
Tissler
Cludes Chabosseau
St. Iazeille
France
Paul Kruger
Transvault
Death of Postmaster General Payne Ends Long Public Life
The Postmaster General Payne died at 10:10 p.m. after a long illness. He passed peacefully with family and colleagues by his bedside. Funeral services will be at St John’s Episcopal Church in Washington and All Saints in Milwaukee, with interment at Forest Home Cemetery. Payne's career spanned Wisconsin and national politics, and he was famed for his public service, charity, and whist playing. President Roosevelt and Secretary Hay were among the last officials to visit him.
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Payne
United Sta
Mbey
Ge Lilo Magruder
Grayson
Dunlap
Town
N.Y
Ars
Wiifele
St. John’s Epidecopal Church
Cameron
Ames
N. Y
Winfield” Cameron
Milwaukee
Charles L
Louise Jones
Whitney
Marie Burbleve
W. L' Mason
Washington
Department of
Roosevelt
Payne Apartments
Hay
St. John's Episcopal Church
Iiington
All Saints’ Ep Church
Forest Home Cemetery
George Bruce Cortelyou
Republican National
Ashfeld
Braintree
Mags
Shelburne Fells Academy
Grad
Milwauk
Ludi van Dyke
Unclear OCR Summary of Historical Notice
Fragmentary text mentions locations and names including a railway, veterans service, and a shooting death. Readable items include references to Philadelphia area, Falls convention, Mrs Henry Hott, and Col Weawk Ty. Details are garbled. no coherent event or date can be confirmed.
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Tha ‘Conye
Oparytin
Phitabirg
Henry Hott
Havap
Col. Weawk Ty Vou
Mort “Worth
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