Japan Wins Another Great Victory In Finance War
A week of war news notes Japan has secured a massive loan in London and New York on favorable terms, oversubscribed tenfold, boosting morale while Russia negotiating peace terms and seeking to shift the balance. News reports describe Japanese military movements, envelopment attempts near Siping, and strategic pushing toward Tarbin as Russian forces face renewed pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Prussia
Manchuria
Bussis
London
New York
Mukéen
Hussia
Reed
Rnojest-Vensky
Ntussia
Linevitch
Jojestvensky
Nosse
Sues
Amiral Togo
Iil Molestvensky
Pat Taster Wilers
Tokio
Oyaiiv
St. Peterstrg
Tiepass
Gncther Colina
Altrady Thesdapanese Center
Guna
Hus &Iat T
Sines Wedyradar
Gunapir
Four Die In Warsaw Clash Between Police and Mob
In Warsaw a violent confrontation erupted between police patrols and workers, resulting in four deaths and many injuries. Arrests followed as crowds gathered on Tycha street near a socialist rally, police say shots were fired, and chaos ensued with multiple casualties and police response.
Roosevelt Heads Southwest Hunting Trip With Rough Riders Reunion
President Roosevelt departs Washington on a three car special en route to the Southwest for a Rough Riders reunion in San Antonio and wolf hunting in Oklahoma and Colorado. Attending are Cortelyou Met er of Commerce and Sauber, Loeb Young Lambert Latta and press reps. He plans two months away with courier contacts to handle urgent business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sotth
Roosevelt
Southwest
Cortelyou
Meter
Department of Commerce
Sauber
William Loeb
B. M. Young
Alexander Lambert
G. BR. Fortesque
M. C. Latta
J. L. McGraw
H. A. Stroblmeyer
Rough Riders
San Antonio
Texas
Okahoma
Colorado
Louisville
St. Louis
Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Sherman and
Pallas
Oklabowna
Lambert
New York
New Canal Commission Details Salaries and Plans
A War Department release outlines the new canal commission led by Theodore P. Shetéa with Governor Rone Juhn FP Wallare as chief engineer and Admiral M. T. Bredboutt. It notes travel and housing allowances and lists salaries for the governor and top engineers, plus adjustments to former commissions and anticipated allocations for staff.
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Pansina
Fsa
Theotore PL Shetéa
Clairman
Charles F. Alagant
Capal Rone
Lan Bbaer
Gineer
Unclear OCR Fragment Presents Mixed Historical Names and Events
Fragmentary OCR text lists multiple names and places such as Emmauel Setif, Cardinal, Dattimoere, and King Falward, with scattered references to journeys and debates. It mentions a dinner for tea, a dinner event, and various individuals like Eloraee Torler and Prof. WR Panstan, but lacks coherent narrative or dates.
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Seviek
Inesia Dias
Emmauel Setifters
Iitvheus
Nate
Niles
Senne
Washinetown
Grang
Ming
Eraly
Beco
Eloraee Torler
Leary ‘Vudiem
M. Famosas
WR. Panstan
Ceylon
One Hundred Years Ago Amusements and Movements
The item notes that pull dating amusement ended in France while Aaron Burr began his westward journey to Louisiana Brennerhassett Island and nine American sailors were freed from a British brig in New York. Parliament discusses a US commercial treaty as 250 letters of marque were issued for privateers. Congress orders clearance of armed merchant vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Aaron Burr
Louisiana
Brennerhassett’s Island
New York
House of Parliament
United States
Congress
Seventy-Five Years Ago In Briefs And Notices
Seventy five years ago reports note seven navy yards in the United States and settlements of American indemnity claims with Depmark. A prize fight in Manchester England saw one combatant killed before departure. betaalt second installment for indemnity to Russian subjects is recorded. Steam navigation began on the Mediterranean with weekly Venice Genoa trips. Peace concluded at Buenos Ayres with various parties. The Sis was burned. The last extinctions case for Daniel Welter occurred in Marshfield Massachusetts. An unsuccessful revolt attempt endangered President Paez. Twenty three people perished in a fire at Prutletin on the Mississippi near Vicksburg. Castle Garden in New York became an emigrant depot. Twelve men arrested in Philadelphia for foreign service. A prize at Nevil ville Tennessee.
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United States
Depmark
Manchester
England
Ffurkey
Aidrianople
Mediterranean
Venice
Genoa
Buenos Ayres
Fe Butre Eros
Corriauies
Daniel Welter
Marshfield
Mann
Paez
Fortified recollections of wartime events and shifts
Forty years ago Wisconsin residents report digenv ery of Pevohi near Edearton and Siroughien. Mobile Car via Criro, AL sends word of Mobile monsters attack. In Lovia villa a bank is robbed and 344000 taken. Ford Stedman captured by Confederates and later retaken with 2700 prisoners. North Carolina Legislature signals readiness to pledge allegiance and ratify abolition.
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Wisconsin
Edearton
Siroughien
Pevohi
Criro
Mobile
Chres Wen
Loviavilla
Ford Stedman
Orion
North Carolina
Odd Ballots Mark Thirty Years Ago Political Moves
Thirty years ago reports claimed Gen Sphiner would be subsidized as National Treasurer by Juhi. News from Tadinimaypais notes Koesenthahrs won a contest for a Taussrian seat as Cook County Ts Commissioners canceled architects for the roupihouse due to crumbling condition. Sheila Seuaiy pressed a bill banning tadirond animals or employees from leimag transport amid Roeathal freight concerns.
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Sphiner
Juhi
Tadinimaypais
Koesenthahrs
Cook County
Caeneel
Dan
Sheila Seuaiy
Fas
Twenty Years Ago in a Turbulent Time of War and Diplomacy
A fragmented account recalls shipping subsidies and naval measures as tensions rise in the Northwest Territories and Berin Bowis era. It mentions China Japan and peace efforts amid freight routes and distant coastlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowis Isi
Northwest Territories
War Losses in the Manchurian Adventure
The article notes massive casualties and material loss from Mukden battles including 27,000 Russians killed and 62,000 wounded, plus 120 captured Japanese spoils and $1,750,000 in lost Russian store. it cites a Russian newspaper claim total war cost of 1,000,000,000 with a view on domestic investment.
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Shakhe
Vie Pass
Mukden
Kuropatkin
Linevitch
Russa
Haba Pass
Oghtiog
Russia
Son of
Port Arthur
Danny
Roosevelt reorganizes Isthmian Canal Commission names Shoats head
President Roosevelt accepted resignations of all Isthmian Canal Commission members and plans a new board. Theodore D. Shoats, head of the Clover Leaf line, will lead the reorganized commission with a salary of 35000 per year, while Chief Engineer Wallace remains on the board. Some engineers may relocate to the Isthmus to oversee construction details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Lay
Isthmian Canal Commission
Isthmeus
Theodore D. Shoats
Toledo, St. Louis
Ixtimus
Panama
Farthwich
Copmindonere
Magineer Wallace
Mestrs
Isthmus
Shoots
Washington
Wallace
Thae Prvices
News and Opinions on War Powers and Trusts
A garbled World War era column discusses race horse naming linked to Keropaikin and Roosevelt, military tensions in the Hed Sea, possible Japanese chivalry, religious revival, and political groups. It notes the Mausas Legere adjournment, beef and oil trusts in session, and urges cautious action until trusts align with expectations.
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Keropaikin
Tronsevelt
Tonele Ben
Mekden
Tim Thase
Tiusan
Japan
Hed Sea
Beef Trust
Standard Oil
Cohaces
Beveled steel road scraper described with nuts bolts and lever
A detailed description of a road scraper built from iron and steel components, including crosspieces, bolts, draft chain fittings, and a rear steering strap. The piece explains how the scraper follows terrain, plus notes on durability and use in ditch work. The article also covers beef supply forecasts, farm machinery ideas, and a societal shift toward rural living with growing appeal of country life and improved rural services.
Pruning Tips From a Practical Grower
A historical note discusses pruning timing and methods for trees and herbs. It warns against pruning when wood is frozen and notes temperature affects healing. The piece mentions tools, healing behavior, and advises practical steps for early seasonal work and general care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tess Danas
Dane
Reali
Corn Crib Design Lets Farmers Build Cheap By Hand
An illustration shows a nest crib for corn that a single farmer can construct in any size. The article describes a common 20 foot long by 7 foot high model with seasoned, dressed timber, interior and exterior planing, a bonded roof and shingled covering, noting cheaper alternatives.
Farmers Advise On Pasture And Orchard Management
The text discusses pasture value over grain, noting twenty acres of Cox pasture outyield twenty acres of rice. It includes advice from De BAL Knapp on farm study, crop profit tracking, and valuing inputs. It also covers profitable cherry varieties Richmond and Montmorency, and notes on wheat quality and dairy industry growth.
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Flin Neceziaey
Lam
de Bal Knapp
Gulf Coast
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Yeeba
Enid
Tineviteh
Tarbin
Warsaw
Moh
Saudi Sa
Omy
Tychka Street
Adl
Servntathc
Deldine
Moscow
President
NEW Canal Commission
Eon Los Me Natheirs
Taereden
Hees
Tosco
Chines
Ogu
Honinger
Ohio
Roy
Heron
Solomon
Farm Journal
Armateur
Tony
Gil
Fa Ouib
Richmond
Charles Glack
New Jersey
campGie Heffer
Acerica
Tie Dairy Indie
Wisma Iy
TSS
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