Massive Ottoman clash and river battle described
The report details a major engagement near a river line with heavy fighting and shifting positions. It notes Japanese forces driving back a northern advance, Turkish and Russian dispositions, and a map showing outposts along a triangle of lines. The narrative emphasizes fierce combat, casualties, and strategic movements without graphic detail.
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Edraynoy
Urea
Yuotnl
Mukden
Ime
Weena Mort
Kuroki
Nolau
Olu
Kurok J
Noilzula
Yeotil
Fla Ayer
Storty
Mickden
Zia Adynic
Gudrils
Sebis
Yental
Sebili
Daniele
Noda
Uy Riutskinastrol
Touges Ato
War News From The Front Amid Messy Transcriptions
Fragmented report shows Li Hriet and Gen Bivterlius suffering heavy losses, with troops withdrawn and a Red Cross breakdown noted. Contraband issue escalates at St Petersburg while general actions remain unclear.
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Bivterlius
Red Cross
Newvliwaeg
Liaoaug
St. Pétarsburg
Tina Wins Grant Emphasizing Education and Training
Tina secures a grant focused on education and practical training to improve parental resources for a local youth program. The award supports targeted literacy and mentorship efforts, aiming to uplift students in the community.
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Tina
Fesson
Timglit
Battle toll and rail yard chaos near Mukden report
Reports from Japanese headquarters estimate over 60,000 casualties and many wounded after heavy fighting blind the Mukden area. Details from the war front suggest 10,000 men in one flank and railway yards at Mukden congested with wounded being moved to rear care facilities.
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Iad
Metd
Maslin Oyaimin
Miao
Tie betWe
Mukdet
Mukden
Sro
Batty del
Ambiguous World War News Fragment
Fragmentary report notes movements across rivers and coastlines. Mentions Emperor inspection at Revol and potential attacks on Huaslane from the rear. References to ships, cruisers, and protests, with unclear dates and places.
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Revol
Ulin
Poynty
Huaslane
Russians Lose 25000 in First Battle with Japanese Forces
The clash north of Youtai leaves Russian casualties estimated around 25,000 with conservative counts higher on the field. Japanese losses reported as about 2,000 to 8,000 killed and wounded. Russians retreat in rout while Japanese forces press advances along a ten mile front. Details remain scarce on center operations and peace prospects.
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Youtai
Hfe
Lima
Chineve
Leavy
Fragmented Report on Steamboat Disaster and Inquiry
A garbled report describes a steamboat incident with officials noting failure to beach the vessel and criticizing rescue gear. It cites Pilot Van Wort, Chief Engineer Cotklin, and Assistant Eng Aids. calls for stronger inspection powers and enforcement by order of President Roosevelt.
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Glenn
Rivenz
Comrlasion
Elieves
Tittle Hell Gate
Istyvari
Wittrons
Andlows
Fourfal
Offtork
Eves
Enagsnec Kirandew
Cotklin
van Wort
Wegori
Amiy Msikitiona Saust
Roosevelt
Jehner
Wielwe T. Melonie
Department of Commerce
Campaign warming up amid campaign cost and decor changes
The piece notes rising campaign costs since 1860 uniform and equipment prices. It discusses the shift from spectacle to press driven appeals, the lighter role of uniforms, and civic calm as candidates’ platforms are debated respectfully, reducing public bitterness.
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Wendaus Co
Ile
Serra
Sausage Makers Strike for Union Recognition in Chdeaga
In Chdeaga about 1800 workers in 105 guest shops voted to strike for union recognition. They planned hard action against manufacturers as the trade agreement expired. Employers intend to operate open shops while the union pushes for closed shops on holidays. the tempers rise as tensions mount.
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Chdeaga
Bee
Noted Horse Sells for 670000 at New York Sale
The sale in Madhevon Square Garden, New York, Monday night saw a notable horse fetch 670000. Stallion Unamburg was bought after a tense bidding by Jamen R. Basie, a prominent horseman and operator, with others rising to reach high bids before finalizing.
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Harry Payne Witney
William von Wilting
Madhevon Square Garden
New York
Jamen R. Basie
Faindta
Waltoey
The Vote in November Estimations and Trends
A historical note projects November presidential voting around 15,009,000 to 16,000,000, with 1800 and 1900 vote counts cited as benchmarks. It notes rising overall turnout and similar stay-at-home patterns to 1900, mentioning a well-to-do man charged with something.
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Loo
Unclear text on lamb care and milk sources
Fragmentary report discusses lamb birth, ewe milk, and alternatives to initiate nursing. Mentions using mash of wheat, a milkless ewe, and possible cow milk to start the lamb's feeding, with later nursing from the ewe when available.
Poultry Lice Prevention Tips From Vanna Billinessey
A historical note on keeping chickens free of lice and disease. It suggests monthly washing, whitewashing the coop, cleaning droppings, lime dusting, and placing red cedar under nests. It advises using dry dirt in nests, avoiding straw, and allows hatching hens to rear chicks, claiming no disease or deaths observed.
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Vanna Billinessey
Opi
Egg Foods and Poultry Feed Mixtures From Old Guide
A historical note on egg foods outlining common ingredients such as ground bone ground meat ground char coal and linseed meal used to prepare a cheap poultry supplement. It describes mixing two pounds bones two pounds ground meal half a pound salt one pound char coal two pounds linseed meal and an ounce each of sulfur bread powder and ginger to feed six dozen hens with a tablespoonful.
Save Money With Good Plants Poetry on plant value
The Farmer s Review urges careful plant purchases to save money. It notes that cheaper or poorer varieties may cost less upfront but fail to yield fruit, while a good standard variety often pays off through better production. Emphasizes choosing fruiting trees and strawberries that bear abundant, appropriate fruit.
Feeding Hens Through Winter Laying Decline
The article advises continuing to feed hens during late summer to sustain egg production and keep them in good condition for potential market before winter. It highlights using cracked field peas as mash with bran, feeding raw or cooked peas, to avoid over fattening. If laying stops, hens can be fattened for market at lower cost, reducing winter losses in poultry.
Breeding Sows Urged to Retain Good Stock
Indiana Farmer highlights waste of promising breeding sows before they peak in value. Decatur County breeder argues foundations for breeding require keeping strong sows rather than sacrificing them early. Other breeder mirrors view stressing prudence in sow disposal. ST.
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Indiana
Decatur County
Tudiana
Breeding Guidelines for Sheep and Age Indicators
The text discusses keeping a ram or ewe based on breeding quality and temperament. It notes that a first class breeder may be kept if she breeds regularly and shows a quiet disposition. Indications of waning powers appear as irregular breeding, weaker offspring quality and size, and poor ability to feed litters, usually not evident before four to six years of age.
Feeding schedules for heavy teams in camp life
The piece argues for heavy, once daily feeding of work teams. It notes many teams receive extra feed before and after hard labor, with some households feeding full rations through the night. Proponents claim frequent feeding is cruel compared with a single daily large meal and cite owner experience as justification.
Beautify Your Lawn With Simple Home Landscaping
An excerpted guide urges homeowners to cultivate a lush lawn with careful trimming, shade trees, and velvet-like grass. It stresses regular cleaning of dead grass, tasteful flower beds, and year round bloom. The piece celebrates the joy brought to families, especially farmers' wives and daughters, by pleasant, well cared for grounds.
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Washington, D. C
Transpal
Unusual Whale Harvest Near Shetland Reported
A sparse note reports unusually plentiful whaling activity off the coast of Shetland with whalers said to be reaping substantial harvests.
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Shetland
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