Slavs Beaten Japs Strike Desperate Attacks at Port Arthur
A Chicago dispatch reports three days of heavy bombardment around Port Arthur by Japanese forces and subsequent Russian counterattacks. The battle near Kekwan and Sojusan saw advancing Japanese positions retaken, with intense hand to hand fighting and a Japanese lieutenant with 80 volunteers attacking a Russian rear. Fort P and nearby batteries fell after night fighting, driving a wedge into the Kugulan center. Total Japanese casualties reached 1,100 with over 500 killed by October 20. shells and fires raged through the fortress area as artillery fired with high intensity.
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Chicago
Danny
Kolo, Saya
Port Arthur
Rowlan Line
Kukwan Fort
Sojusan
Kekwan
Rueslen
Teutenant
Bewlegern
Officers Called Out for Front Service in Mobilization
In St Petersburg the mobilization of reserve officers to major fronts includes areas such as St Petersburg Vile na Warsaw Kiev Odena Moscow Kazan and the Caucasus. The total officers mobilized around 1300. The move aims to fill gaps though it signals the vast scale of the Far East war. Front news cites Kuropatkin focusing near fortifications south of the Shakhe river as Russian artillery holds some advantage.
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Kt. Petersburrg
Peterburg
Vilena
Warsaw
Kiefl
Odena
Moscow
Kazan
Caucasus
Livo Yang
Mukden
Far East
Kuropatkin
Shakhe River
Rociang
Outlaws Escape After Cody Bank Hold-Up
Casper Wyoming sheriff Webb and deputies return from the northwest after pursuing bandits who attempted to rob the First National Bank of Cody and killed cashier Middaugh. No trace found of the outlaws or any of the Fenton, Stough, or Johnson county pawns. Webb plans to resume the pursuit in a few days.
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Casper
Wyo
Webb
Qampor
First National Bank of
Cody
Middaugh
Fenton, Stough
Johnson County
Sheri Webb
Judge grants permanent injunction in Cripple Creek case
Judge Marshall of the United States court makes permanent a temporary injunction restraining Cripple Creek Mineowners' Association and Citizens' Alliance members and others from interfering with the Interstate Mercantile Company of Montana at Cripple Creek. The store was looted August 21 and employees fled. decision gives the company full court protection.
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Denver
Nov. C
Marshall
United States Court
Cripple Creek
Nano Clation
Citizens’ Alliance Mam Bere
Interstate Mercantile Company
Montana
Navy to send representative to Anglo-Russian inquiry
Officials in Washington report that the American navy will be invited to send a representative and observer to the Anglo-Russian inquiry on the Dogger Bank affair. Admiral Dewey is expected to be offered the position and will likely accept, though the final decision rests with the admiral.
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Washington
Dogger Bank
Dewey
Cour
Taft to visit Panama for message of peace
The cruiser Columbia, after completing its equipment in New York, sails to Manila for Manacola, Fla. to await Secretary Taft and party. They will travel from there to Colon to deliver the president's message of peace and good will to President Amador and the Panamanian people.
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Washington
Nov. C
Columbia
New York
Mennacola
Fla
Taft
Colon
Amador
Panama
Mine Exploded At Cheeloo Mountain Battle Report
Nov 12 Cheeloo reports a costly clash at a Chinese mountain where 120 Russians arrived from Port Arthur. On Nov 6–7 Japanese assaults failed as crippling mines and shell fire disrupted their advance amidst shattered trenches and barbed wire. Casualties numbered 400 to 700 on the Russian side. Japanese progress stalled by rugged terrain and machine gun fire.
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Cheeloo
Ite
Port Arthur
Japan
Palichong
Ronches
Series of city fires claim lives and injure many
A Nov 12 report from New York says three people died and about 20 were injured in fires across tenement districts. Dozens were overcome by smoke as flames spread through lower building sections, with several occupants rescued from roofs and fire escapes. Authorities believe several blazes were incendiary and limited property loss was recorded.
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New York
Dalle
Gromen
Bandit Outwits Officer in Wyoming Bank Robbery Chase
A Thermopolis dispatch says Harvey Logan and his Cody gang outwitted Sheriff Fenton and Sheriff Brough, escaping the country with an old mule pack and tools. The gang split up near Thermopolis, two disappearing and two back into the mountains. officers expect capture within days. Logan traveled toward Casper by train after the Hole-in-the-Wall escape.
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Denver
Thermopolis
Wyo
Mineola Crew Arrives After Wreck Off Ribera Coast
Captain Kirkwood and 29 Mineola crew members reached Yokohama after being stranded three weeks following the wreck near Tegu bay off Ribera. They endured starvation with only rotten fish aboard for 24 days before rescue by a British man-of-war and arrival on the steamer Mancharia.
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San Francisco
Kirkwood
Tegu Bay
Ribera
Yokohana
Secretary King Pushes Arbitration Pact Talks
Washington November 12 Secretary King reports assurances from Great Britain and Mexico they are prepared to negotiate arbitration along lines of the France United States pact. The state department will at once complete the framework for submission when it meets again December 5 to detonate the broader program.
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Washington
King
Great Britain
Mexico
France
United States
State Department
Thousands of Reservists Escape in Manchuria War Call
Mt. Petersburg reports a growing reluctance to join the colored forces for service in Manchuria. Expert opinion estimates reserves who have not yet escaped at about 20,000 as the country broadens the draft and enlists.
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Mt. Petersburg
Manchuria
Ramla
Artillery Activity Between Armies Sees Small Damage
From Mukden to Tientsin dated November 12 to 14, artillery from both sides kept up duels with no clear advantage. Russians bombarded Japanese positions along the Russian right wing, while Japanese fortifications near Shakhe railway station and Lone Tree hill influenced movements. Soldiers exchanged cigarettes at close range as both sides maintained vigilance amid preparations and redeployments.
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Mukden
Tientain
Intervale
Io Henvier
Ruastan
Manalon Bill
Negiang
Shakhe
Achiatum
Lone Tree Hill
Navy chief urges new masonry drydock at Puget Sound yard
Chief Constructor Cappa of the navy releases his annual report urging immediate construction of a large masonry drydock at Puget Sound navy yard to accommodate two ships at once. Estimated cost 1.5 million dollars. He cites impending repairs on current dock within four years and recommends a marine railway, additional berthing wharf, floating derrick, and new buildings including foundry, blacksmith shop, sawmill, and office facilities to support extensive repair work and vessel upkeep.
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Washington
Cappa
Navy
Puget Sound Navy Yard
Puget Sound Yard
Capps Renewedis
Puget Sound Payy Yard
Uder
Peace conference at The Hague gains momentum after Roosevelt win
Paris reports growing interest in another Hague peace convention. Newspapers say Roosevelt's election adds significance. France has not decided, but officials deem the general principle acceptable and will deliberate topics. Foreign Minister Defeigne’s talks with Ambassador Porter show sympathy.
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Paris
Roosevelt
France
Defensie
Amlbinador Porter
Denmark to join second peace conference effort
The Danish government accepts President Hoover's invitation to attend a second peace conference. It seeks a clearer international agreement on neutrality and contraband regulations. Negotiations for a US Denmark arbitration treaty have begun. The Danish government welcomes the opportunity.
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Openhagen
Navy
Hoonvelt
United States
Denmark
Brasil plans loan to build fleet in South America
Nov 14 report notes Brasil intends to raise a 50 million dollar loan to expand its navy. Argentine papers urge treaty revisions with Chile to allow a 15 million dollar naval expansion, arguing Brasil seeks supremacy among South American nations.
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Heunos Ayres
Brasil
Chile
Ance
Army Officer's Wife Avenge Death as Frontiersman Scout
The tale recounts Mary Elizabeth Mix wife of Captain Charles Mix who, after her husband’s death at Fort Gibson Indian War, adopted male disguise and joined eight years of frontier expeditions against Sioux. She was captured, escaped, and returned to Fort Gibson near death, honored in Fort Gibson Post history.
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United States National Cemetery
Fort Gideon
Mary Elizabeth MIX
Charles Mix
Captain Mix
Old Frontier
Fort Gibwon
Indiana
Plains
Fort Gibson
Rioux
United States
Mix
Mia
Mrs. Mix
Mrs
Ginson
Not His Bulldog Causes Omnibus Standoff in Paris
A calm elderly man aboard a Paris bus refuses a bulldog seizure, insisting the dog is not his. The conductor and police threaten summons for bringing a bulldog into an omnibus, but the dog owner leaves with another man as the vehicle’s delay draws laughs from passengers.
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Paris
London Telegraph
Cho
Hanly
Congratulations Already Earned
A dialogue fragment from the Philadelphia Press and Yonkers Sintosman recounts expectations of congratulations and a rejected suitor, with characters Tewe Joas Jean and Tie discussing relationships and social propriety.
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Tese
Kadley
Jean
Philadelphia Press
George Washington Opposed Lying About Weather Bureau
A remark attributes to George Washington a steadfast stance against lying, claiming he refused to establish a weather bureau during a bi admin. The sentence blends historical claim with uncertain wording, lacking identifiable dates or sources.
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George Washington
Bia
Official Directory Entry Remains Partially Legible
Fragmented lines list various state and local officials including secretary roles, collector, circuit positions, and dates. Readable names include Ham Helinger and Danne, with references to supervisors, material components, and offices. The source provides scattered titles but lacks cohesive details for a full directory entry.
State of Oregon government docket fragment
Fragmentary OCR text from Oregon state government records, showing names such as L. Dunbar and C. Ke. Wolverton and references to secretary and clerk roles. Text is garbled with many misspellings and unreadable portions. No coherent event or action is clearly identifiable from the fragment.
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State of Oregon
Govotior
Chambeariata
Eeell L. Dunbar Remaurer
Nam Tenner
Pioneer Limited Trainline Promises Superior Chicago Service
A familiar name for the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway runs the Pioneer Limited trains daily between St. Paul and Chicago and Omaha and Chicago. Connections link with all Transcontinental lines, ensuring the best service. Luxurious coaches with electric lights and steam heat set this line apart.
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Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Union
the Great
St. Paul
Omaha
Rates and Pamphlets From J. W. Casey in Portland
J W Casey H 8 Rows Portland Oregon lists rates and pamphlets for distribution. The notice specifies contact in Portland Oregon for inquiries and requests for information.
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Arthur Pierce
Russia
Wyoming
Itz
Harvey Logan
America
Par East
Naval Constructor
Brazil
Tie
Yonkers Sintosman
Official Directory
Filia
Nana Arp Allornerdiennial
Sissaieiensrd
Agr
PRG
Coessoesn
Jemen Wiles
Wwlinger Herman
D. M. Danne Vehiaseer
Hhellinger
Meera
THE
DAL
Orbion
Morrow County
Omdale
Jolene Bono
Wikltor Plores Represen
Cece
W. Phelps
Gates County Commileslonere
F.M. Grifin
West Soares
Baathal
Ammo Ee
Heppner
G. A Ah J. Bates, E. M. Shutt
J. M. Hagar
W. Briggs
Precinct Omeers
Justice of the Pesce
Williams Constable
Sonia Ome
B. Hatt
Heppner Town Omeers
MSOF
PRK Gillam SP
BRCOT
Williams
Attorneys-At-Law
Omes
First National Bank
G W. Fhelps
Odd Fellows New Building
Heppner, Oregon
Fease B
Kistner
Patterson's Drug Store
J. A Patterson
O* A. K. Higgs
Teppnet
Oregon
C.hory
Hefner
G. E. Woodeon
Palace Hotel
Gentry
Baiwat
ST. Paul, Duluth
Minneapolis, Shigare
H, Dickson
Portland
J. W. Peason
A. B.C. Denniston
G.W. P
First Ave
Beattle
Milwaukee
Canada
J. W. Casey
M. B. Metzler
Odd Fellows
Call and Bee
VL Tech
And
Union Pacific
Salt Lake
A. mi
Harrnna
Mir Maat and
West
J. W. Vogle
Gibson & Logan
Postofiics
Sasset
Abe
Astoria
City
Dayton
Salem
Corvallis
Columbia and
River Points
Snake River Router
Riparia
Lewiston
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