Battle to Death as Port Arthur Defies Surrender
Reports from the siege of Port Arthur describe Japan demanding surrender, the fortress city resisting, and intensive shelling and fires within the harbor and warehouses. Japanese forces press the final assault with walls and citadel under threat of destruction. The conflict grimly continues as the Emperors of Nippon push toward total victory.
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Russia
Port Arthur
Havin
Japan
Rurrender
Warrender
Tipan
Westh
Bushiyen
Lang Mountain
Linutl Hill
Wolf Hull
Takushen
Wolf Bull
Wolf -Hill
Hills of Port Arthur Heights Feature of Battle Reports
A lengthy, garbled bulletin describes hills 1 519 feet high near Port Arthur, noting Japanese bombardment possibilities and Russian defensive mines. It mentions shifting battle lines, sinking ships, and various commanders with uncertain outcomes across theaters in Korea and the Far East.
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Shall
Wren
Pallcbwing
Table Rand
Auefin
Jacain
Muctazeying
Araits
Korea
Kawlivuza
Viedivontok
Kaminura
Jno
Enfiditiog
Accord
Japanese Surrender Demands Defied as War Rages in Far East
Reports from the Far East describe a siege and flag of truce interactions amid heavy fighting around Port Arthur and Linuit Mountain. Gen Stowsseh Tsits ultimagam refused capitulation while Russian and Japanese positions endure intense bombardment and strategic maneuvers.
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Stowsseh Tits
Nopi
Cacy
Eltr
Far East
Port Arthur
Takushan
Linuit Mountain
Liaw
Tornado Devastates North St Louis and Venice Regions
A deadly tornado swept North St Louis and crossed the Mississippi to Tiltinins near Venice, killing Mrs. M. Beal and John Ellington and injuring many. The storm damaged Exposition City buildings, downed trees, unroofed homes, and disrupted the Madison Cooper Works. A trolley car crash and widespread destruction accompanied the event.
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Wrecka
Exposition City
Venice
North St. Louis
Mississippi River
Tiltudls
St Louis
North St Louis
Nineteenth
Angelrodt
Broadway
Brennan Street
Lessing
Atorra
Madinos
Gieder- Kreps
Joan Ellington
Campaign and Labour Strikes Stir State News and Chicago Fight
The article covers Joseph Folk’s gubernatorial bid against Cyrus Walbridge with backers and corruption talk, mentions M von Plehve and W Van Werpen in political and military contexts, and details the Chicago meat strike impact on wages, packers, and markets plus plant disruptions in Fort Worth and the wider effects on prices and supply. Strong entities include Folk, Walbridge, von Plehve, Van Werpen, Chicago, Fort Worth.
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MésSourt
Joseph W.folk
St Louis
Folk
Crsade
Cyrus P. Walbridge
Lotis
Republian
Fairbanks
Biographical Sketches and Names From an Old Ledger
A fragmented passage recounts varied figures from music and literature, mentioning War era can be a backdrop. It references Mae WV, Aagaie, Russo Marlin Iams as a novelist, and Caesar Pieeack among others. It notes aging violinist Sarasa at 60 and a death tied to Wheanore Brelikhine with Stanley’s explorations.
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Dan Emmett
New York
Emmett
Confessers
Sentherm Armiva
Marlin Iams
Canalfly
Sip Caesar Pieeack
Rotit Nwors
Asi Nabelik
Dohemian
Pope Ping
Sarasa
Lassia
Wheanore Brelikhine
Stanley
Malaria Costs Tap Tetas Ty Earetad Era
Malaria impact ranges from high costs to widespread illness. Analysts warn the disease drains resources as cases rise in various regions and routine prevention remains essential amid uncertain funding.
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Yan Jarial
Jirien
Market shifts reshape American packing industry notes
Fragmented handwriting describes U S meat packing history with references to Kansas City and Chicago as major centers. It mentions shifting roles of Pack towns and the rise of new hubs while noting corn relations and regional agricultural influence. The piece blends observations on meat trade and urban economic changes.
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Hicaigo
Tien
Chicago
Patkera
Fort Worth
Texas
Byo
Lithe
Evik
Packara Augta Fishen
Ematier Enqpanion
Wuffersl
Atriagie
Ceipta Enurmd
Dinacireus
Fie
Faruier
Kansas
Phe
Cinrinnath
Jia
Ambiguous Economic Note Hints Slump in Prices and Output
OCR fragment suggests declines in prices and production this year for certain firms Will ie Cheap etc with estimated produce values given in pounds and dollars. Mentions regions Bosnia and Fr ance and Catholics in Japan in a fragmented manner, with unclear figures and many garbled terms.
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Prenes
Willie Cheap
Rogers
Prines
Prises
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