Mikasa and Russian Fleet Clash in Battle of Tsushima
The Mikasa leads a Japanese victory over the Russian fleet near Tsushima. Admiral Togo commands a force of thirty six ships including battleships and cruisers as Russian leaders surrender or are killed. Over 5,000 sailors die or are captured in the decisive encounter.
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Avas
Raghowl
Wits
Rorestvonsky
Elalt
Uhre Armored
a#lips
Tirvenn
Ogo
Mikasa
Heglish Cari
Rossians
Iis Storia
Berea
Pheva Tego
Matksiaay
Dege'a
Rojantyansky
Uils Siadler
Dipaweye Enaad, “She Luelieahies Burndine
Kriaz Sauvarutt
Iapinese Carpeto
Ong Dntela- Alho
Ogo Gunkar
Sun Blan
Alona
Viedlyostok
Viea Armiral
Fragmentary Note Appears To Mention Salt Lake City Event
A garbled OCR fragment references Salt Lake City and unclear mentions of people or events. The legible bits point to a possible place and participants but no cohesive action or outcome is discernible from the readable text.
CORN-CUTTING UNDER WAY DESPITE Cold Wet Weather
The weekly bulletin reports crop progress across the central Missouri to the lower Mississippi and Ohio Valleys. Conditions vary with wet, cold weather reducing harvest disruption in some regions while damp and cool spells hinder others. Across states from Georgia to Pennsylvania, corn and wheat shows uneven advancement, potato and fruit prospects mixed, and harvesting work continuing under difficult the conditions.
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Wenthron Barrett
Missouri
Mississippyl
Neerhern
Thar Eran
Kontharn
Tla
Hie Bom
Wieslington
Elas
Erwin
Elise Adi
Alii
Louisian
Texas
Mlotida
Georgia
Esse
Mickenei
Arkona
Qlalonia
Tarbhiti
Agi
Ata
Seatieme
Athlatic
New Buchind
Hie
le Jug Aboholt
Kentreks
Maysland
Virginia
Tennessee
North Cayullyia
New England
Ville
Liliarht
Nile
Disjointed Royal Figures and Global Affairs Mentioned in Fragmented Report
A garbled article fragment cites numerous figures and places including Tariss, London, and Heussely. It references emperors, ministers, bishops, and a range of historical names, with scattered notes on laws, battles, and cultural projects. The piece weaves through monarchs, consuls, and scholars, producing a mosaic of events without a coherent narrative.
Czar to Pay 600 Million in Secret Treaty With Japan
A special dispatch from Tokyo reports a secret treaty between Russia and Japan granting Japan a free hand in China. Russia would pay 600 million indemnity to Japan and compensate for war crimes, with the plan approved by officials including Witte. The agreement aims to preserve empire prestige while ending the war, but details remain disputed amidst diplomatic turmoil.
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Japan
Emperoe
New York
Tiondou
London
Cenr
Russia
Baueror
Dkenigds
Tt le
Glay
Raskin Ageece
Sa Hirth
Baron Kowirh
M. Witte
Wyssia
Portsmouth
Apecy
Biupecor Wiliam
Do Not Make a Queen of Your Wife Until You Can Afford It
A cautionary address to husbands about honest finances and humility in marriage. It warns that overindulgence in a wife’s desires leads to wearied affection, financial strain, and a loss of respect. The piece urges frugality, openness, and shared responsibility to preserve love and dignity.
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Cynthia Grey
Alin
Finien
Debating Public Morals and Civic Duty in America
George F. Brett argues that American life has grown lax with easy comforts and sensational pleasures. He laments dishonest public life and press sensationalism, warning that the crowded modern city weakens individual accountability and urges a return to core republican values.
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George PF
Brett
Charles Wagner
Father of Drastic Law State Senator Parke Linked to Anti Cigarette Act
Indiana history details how Senator Parke of Plymouth championed the anti cigarette measure. The piece describes lobbying, opposition, and Parke's long Sunday School activism. It notes Professor Og urged Parke to draft a bill after studying Tennessee law and Parke introduced the initial bill in the Senate.
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Parke
Indiana
Baying
Parks
Plymouth
Kokono
Valuagle Dancing Robe and Elk Teeth Trade Tale
An Indian girl, daughter of Howling Crane, once Cheyenne leader, sold her party gown for 1000 to territorial buyers. The old robe bore 728 elk teeth used for lodge jewelry, with teeth later resold to an eastern manufacturer for nearly double the price.
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Howling Crane
Elier
Attitude of mind toward cure of evils urged
A fragment argues for a shift to a discerning mindset that questions harshness and criticizes current conditions. It calls for belief in reform and a clear sense of discontent as catalysts toward remedies, framing doubt as a step to improvement.
Cunning Not Intelligence in T P O Connor Essays
The narrator reflects on cunning versus intellect with anecdotes from school days. Rowland Hill rebukes a stern father by misquoting scripture and altering a pie for a prank. A Cork parish priest tests pupils with Latin questions and a witty student replies about a misdated festival.
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T. P. O'Connor
Rowland Hit
Dinobedieuer
Rowland Tijll
Grasa
Cork
Maceh
Shire
Captains of Industry Master the Details in Business
A look at leaders like August Belmont Marshall Field Sir Thomas Lipton and James J Hill shows how daily supervision and precise data drive success. Belmont keeps watch over every pound of biscuits in his kennels while Field oversees 3 000 to 4 000 workers. Lipton claims a harmonious, sober workforce and personal duty to comfort and character. Hill demonstrates extraordinary information power by instantly quoting coal costs per ton over 100 miles.
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Sarath Kianay Ghosh
Tariss
Gerne Mitel de Corian
Rin Tyreipa
London
Tras
Mrdwest Murghee
Vaid
Tn Aesthelite
Jiontais
Indi
Cnd
Assey H. Rasnits
Lege
Bo Ehureh
Catford
England
Mionshott
Japan
Ilan Kets
Che
Maouhirin
Lord Dyentey
James LI
Mathew Stuart
Mariel Lewes
Margaret
Margaret Tudor
James TV
Seothind
Archiuald Douglas
Marl
Angus
Ueighim
Kiar Jadwig I
Baynoht
Heussely
Ir Cemient I Muirkham
Jost
Royal Geographical Society
Wyte
Hngland
Furg Ie
Nova Scotis
Rothesay
Rewvaston Cothy Theatre
Ravelert
Oyg
K. Carke
August Belmont
Jill
Marshall Field
Thomas Lipton
James J. Hill
Mir Will
The Battleship Kansas A New American Warcraft
The Kansas is the largest warship afloat with 16,000 tons, 480 feet long, and a crew of 855. It features four 12 inch rifles, eight 8 inch rifles, twelve 6 inch rifles, and more smaller guns, with 10,500 horsepower and 18 knots speed. Contract price stands at 4,165,000, completion is slated for December 1900 amid other costly battleships.
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Kansas
Er Butterleg
Fie
Montana
New Hampshire
North Carolin
Connecticut
Vermont
Robe Sells High As Teeth Fetch Riches In Tribal Trade
The tale recalls Misa Howling Crane, a rich girl who sold her party gown to pay debts, with Old Crow seeking its return for the Cheyennes. Hunger and hardship force desperate acts as a robe once valued by elk teeth crosses continents and markets, prompting sorrowful loss.
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Misa Howling Crane
Curio
Old Crow
Too Early in the Game Hewitt Questions Gruet on Marriage Service
Hewitt questions Gruet about why the minister asks to endow all worldly goods to his wife’s name early in the marriage ceremony. Gruet replies with a balk at the line as read in the service.
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Hewittt
Gruet
Jewett
Hewitt
New York Sun
Beginning Harty Excerpt Reflects Domestic Strife
Fragmentary OCR text shows dialogue involving Mys and Tue bildey with phrases about refusing to give up and a husband, in a Houston context. Names appear garbled but indicate a domestic dispute or reflection on perseverance within marriage.
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Harty
Mys
Aleady
Houston
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Entymiy
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Williews
Etek
Milyoukor
Hal
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Ceres
Zvagoatie
Sebi
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Loro
Minkend
Mmtiganisia
Salt Lake Gilly
CZAR
Ware
Supmett
New Turk
Mlies
Mutkop
Tosala
Kugseveld
Alec Alter
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Benato
St. Louis Glot
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