Battles at Yentat Mines Push Japanese Offensive
Detailed dispatches describe heavy fighting as Japanese forces press toward Yentat mines with midday counterattacks blocked by Russian artillery. After intense shelling and fierce infantry clashes, both sides suffer mounting casualties and the battle shifts to renewed trenches and siege actions, with Moscow forces increasing sorties and the front line shifting under heavy bombardment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atx Nilfes
Bael
Wong
Trent
Anil Vane
Vane
Birkel
Oolyer
Mok
Shieyang
Racaiforevents
Conbley
Rugeley
Ream
Hanht
Tafia Menitime
Anid
Tapnicae
Conthiner
Yentas
Tlnoyang
Silkwaninn
Hank
Nyanut
Yentat
Corones
Abe Alain
Hoth Wreiten
Honver
Folumns
Kurold
Yalu
Danieloff
Prous Hef
Ronwinoti
Sixth
Alberian Rifles
Tiood Roni
Vental
Russland
Wis Tito
Mornong
Yental
Oring
Port Arthur
Staessel
Ap Wenily
High HN
Mort Rteeshan
Japan braces for long war in Manchuria conflict
The piece reports Japan’s resolve to sacrifice wealth and lives for a protracted campaign to expel Russia from Manchuria. It details growing national strain, cautious optimism about Port Arthur and Liaoyang, and anticipated conscription expanding to over a million troops. It notes Russian setbacks, battles near Port Arthur, and strategic fears as the war drags on.
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Uvirka
Ti da Loubetnl
Rusaln
Manetruria
Port Arthur
Gan
Tino
Marshal Oyama
Shuropatkin
Harbin
Dlonchkrin
Ste Aarty
Indiess
Couniey
Finse
Sisshan
St. Petersburg
Japan
Tasagawa
Korsa
Riches and rumors linger over equal rights debate
Fragmented text hints at prejudice against people with disabilities and the impact on families. It mentions America and self-reliance, with scattered phrases about creating power or change amid concerns of bias toward children with defects.
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America
Drillers Bring Hope to Parker City Farmer Family
Samuel A. Wingert and neighbors near Parker City faced poverty until drillers discovered a successful oil well. A check for 650 dollars arrived, transforming a $500 yearly income into monthly windfalls from 400 to 600. The tale highlights hard working farmers benefitting from oil wealth rather than elite speculators.
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Alita Detey
Pho Gravattree
Ailijer
Feria
MD Gale
Ton
Samuel A. Winger
Jverty
Parker City
Ife
Anich
Judge Urges Grand Jury Probe of Mob Killing Maples
United States District Judge in Huntsville Alabama charges the federal grand jury to indict members of a white mob that burned the jail, freed and killed Maples a Black man, arguing federal law and the Thirteenth and Fourteenth Amendments protect citizens from racial violence and compel true bills if the mob murdered a Black man under racial motive. The judge requests jurors consider both testimony and conduct and compare treatment of a white suspect under the same circumstances.
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Thomas Gones
United States
Tnutsville
Ala
Tuatsiile
Dudge Jours
Maples
Juanes
Humanity
Justics
Burned plant in Charlotte worth 90000 sparks fire losses
Fire destroyed two blocks of buildings in Oakley and caused about 75000 in losses. Several hotel guests escaped danger. A monument marking a historical site near Pineville was unveiled. A jumble of names and events follow, detailing crimes, travels, and hearings across multiple states with significant monetary and human impact.
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Charlotte
N. C
Qoakley
Wan
Darrow
James Knox Volt
United States
Pineville
N. Gary
Mickey
Nebraska
Lestie
William Krepts
Diaames Orels
Tarentiny
Alioaio
Aod
Tyer Ligeney Dee Delis Neld
Florida
Gouri
Carrie Nuthon
Livy Y
Mualoed
Ny Y
Charles Timer
Muehester
Curtis
Rochester
Ainteen Curts
Tennessee
Kentucky
Guelvie
Anecdotes From Aboard And At Buckingham Palace
A collage of vignettes recounts a young lawyer’s bold inquiry in Kansas politics and a Scottish tale of coffee money. It notes a British student and pro Boer sentiment in Leipzig, a Buckingham Palace children’s party gag, and William T. Dantz describing President Roosevelt’s temper during a cattle round-up with a cautionary tale about spiders guarding a Colorado stable.
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New York City
Invernesaire
Impings
Leipzig
Germany
England
South Africa
Zoologea Gardens
Alu
Buckingham Palace
Alexandra
Lady Lurgan
William T. Dantz
Roosevelt
Harper's Weekly
Dunts
Mr. Yantz
Spiders in Stables Protect Horses From Pests
A reporter visits Lloyd Grubbs' livery stable where Dr. Lawson's hogany bag fights pests in stalls. Horses show calm, no flies disturbing their coats as Grubbs notes the quiet, pest-free aisles and rows of horses, suggesting an effective protection method for stables.
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Mr Grubbs
Lvery
Colorado
Silver Plume
Colorado Springs
Denver News
Boarder
Threadmaker
Lloyd Grabbs
Dr. Lawson
Texas
Seriba
Bolt
Mr. Grubbs
Grubbs
How to Become Welcome a Guide to Tactful Hosting
A humorous etiquette piece advises guests to be unobtrusive and careful with hosts belongings and furnishings. It warns against moving items, leaving projects about, and causing damage through clumsy behavior, sharing illustrated misadventures of a careless guest and a host’s displeasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Blank
The Gentle Voices He Heard Naomi and George Speak
A fragment from London Tit-Bits describes Naomi and George on a moonlit evening. George muses about voices from the spirit world as a zephyr carries soft, indistinct sounds. Naomi replies that she hears faint echoes that remind them of family.
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Naomi
Zephyr
Etleaca
George
Papa
Brother Henry
London
Bad Results A cryptic farmer quote on kerosene use
A fragment from the Washington Star quotes Farmer Corntyssel discussing the impact of kerosene in swamps. The nonsensical dialogue mentions Yterosine forcing movement from homes and claims of a crogser and bloodthustler exhibition, reflecting garbled OCR text and unclear context.
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Corntyssel
Washington Star
No clear, coherent news headline available
Fragmented dialogue shows a tense exchange about money and policy. Characters include a colonel and a plain citizen with crowding speech and garbled phrases suggesting political accusations and distrust. The readable text lacks a complete narrative or definite event.
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Tonke
Sahchan
Taton
Imperial Japanese Relief Society
Imperial Guard
SMK
Chenan
Agai
Rossin Oight
Atoessel
Tapanla
Nussia
Nalthar Sida
Choltgzh
Wight
Chefou
Port Arthur Llockade
Truaslan
Tupavese Ne
Sony
Vin River
Kuahin Ford
Chenor Baskal
Cannt Olkumi
Progresays Party
Mirkden
Guyement
Jeuropatkin
de Clelis
Evroel
Glenn
Plain Citizen
Philadelph
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