Terms of Surrender at Port Arthur Reported by Dispatches
A detailed account describes the capitulation of the Port Arthur garrison. Russian officers and civilians become prisoners while forts and ships transfer to Japan under terms noon January 3. Paroled enlisted men may keep some personal property and a servant. others remain prisoners or under naval custody.
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St. Petersburg
Lesworid
Pere. Arthur
Stoessel
Arthur
Negi
Ma‘cines
Tyre
Armas
Ronalenacy
Navy
Magitary Corps
Merger decree blocks Northern Securities distribution case
Federal authorities bar the Northern Securities Company from distributing stock amid a New Jersey court ruling. The decision overturns a New Jersey circuit court restraining order, allowing disposal of certain shares linked to E. W. Harriman and Winslow & Rice. The decree declares the securities company illegal and ends the attempted accumulation of assets.
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Federal Councila
Norlhers Securities
United Blatoe Clip
New Jersey Circuit
Notthers Securities
Tsi. Peng
Northern Pacific Raihway Company
Intersste
Tt. HH. Harman
Jerney East
Commanteck
Northern Pacific
E.W. Harriman
Winslow & Vierre
Northern Seemiigies Company
Puesday
Northern Mecablica
Herriman Amd Pierea
Near Death Noted As Burial Plans Alter Amid Confusion
A chaotic report from a seaside town describes a man believed dead and buried. Funeral arrangements began when the coffin was exhumed and found to contain a living man, prompting legal action and questions about the affair. Authorities imply hospital care and ongoing investigations.
Port Arthur Falls Report Amid War News
Port Arthur surrenders to the Japanese after ten months of siege. Gen Stoessel and Russian forces face a moment of uncertain terms as Tokyo celebrates the victory. News from London and St Petersburgh remains guarded while plans for a renewed spring campaign are hinted. The capitulation was signed at 9 45 Sunday night with hostilities paused earlier.
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Kassian Stronzholu
Port Arthur
Gen. Stoessel
St. Petersburg
Stoessel
Nicholas
Russia
Tokio
Baron Hayashi
London
Kuropetkin
Shakhe
Ohio Bankers Arrested in Conneaut Embezzlement Case
Banking Daw cashier O C Talib and president J M Traver of First National Bank of Conneaut were arrested in Conneaut on a warrant charging violation of national banking laws. Traver charged as accomplice, cashier waived preliminary exam and posted $70,000 bail.
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O. C. Talib
J. M. Traver
First National Bank of
Conneaut
Arret
Taft
Shel Chandiler
Warragat
Vitie
Fevka
Traver ix
Liltke
Jealous girl's chime at a road show tragedy
In Logansport Indiana a charity dance ended in a fatal accident when a decorative rope snapped. Miss Misa Rwisher and E C Merzan danced while Miss Mitchel drew Byerelver. A bystander fired a gun, the deer and bird were struck, and Miss Mitchell was severely injured.
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Sheeta
Bitte
Mitchel Attom
Logansuart
Ind
Misa Rwisher
E. C. Merzan
Chamber alderman charged in bribery plot in Ontario
A canny city council case in Il Mira Ontario sees Alderman AleGanigan accuse Marxor Coleman of offering a bribe to sell a carved item for 7080 pounds. Denial leads to trial, with subsequent allegations and procedural disputes emerging amid the charges.
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Il Mira
ON. OY
AleGanigan
Marxor Coleman
Hicker
Paleo Forence
Otbert Dgerfered
Charged With Perjury In Lincoln Court Case
Soha Ri Decker, described as a large photographer in Mhierra, faces perjury charges in Lincoln Nebraska over alleged false oath about owning a residence on Jonenin Avenue. The case stems from a disputed divorce and a vote in Chicago, triggering a complex chain of allegations and legal actions.
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Soha Ri
Decker Mandrer
Mhierra
Onitte
Lincoln
Neh
Chicago
Toin
Colorado Murder Mystery in Colorado Springs Case
Details from detectives link Milton Pianhiin and Mrs Reese to a murder aboard the Cutler mountain line near Colorado Springs on November 27. The international inquiry notes the crime occurred days before, with a focus on the suspect pair and the era’s investigative steps.
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Colorado
Milton Pianhiin
Mrs
Reese
Fen
Cutler Mountain
Suimois
Birdie Tiem
Will Not Go ea Wark Five Textile HN Gns at Malilliver
A garbled OCR item reports on a workers meeting for consideration of an adjourned action, with references to a strike, labor disputes, and a transport collision. Names, places, and dates are obscured, but mentions Newport Arkansas and streetcar events surface amid fragmented details.
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Malilliver
Supreme Court orders sweeping Colorado election probe
The Colorado Supreme Court ordered a broad inquiry into the Denver election process after Alva Adams requested ballot scrutiny. The order covers ballots registration lists campaign expenditures and all election matters with plans to appoint handwriting experts and possibly place watchers at the courthouse. The impact on the governor race remains unclear as to whether Adams or Peabody will secure the seat.
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Supreme Court
Denver
Colorado
Lefora
Alva Adams
Republics
Court House
Legislatire
Peabody
Adams
Boston Tube Opened Public Submarine Tunnel Connection
Public use began Friday for the submarine tunnel linking Boston and East Boston Massachusetts a mile and a quarter long double tracked and partly under harbor waters builders used historic ground at entrances near Washington Street under the old Massachusetts State House Bedley Street entrance widened and depart Bottac trimeetioated.
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Boxton
Boston
Mass
Waslington Street
Mascacinactin
Bedley Stree
Icy Mitt Fray Shrugs as Bankers Freeze Aid
Lincoln Nebraska special reports officials face a chilling reception as bankers balk at funding bonds for state or public offices. The omits mention a Supreme Court ruling voiding a prior bond backing and officials weigh qualification doubts amid unstable assurances.
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Lincoln
Neb
Mortensen
Nini
Supreme Court
Death claim rattles New York plot amid Jacksonville arrest
Reported fragmentary statements allege Caesar Young’s death by suicide and accuse a man named Nau Padtierzen connected to a larger case. A witness linked to Jacksonville details appears, naming Alyers, a wealthy naval stores dealer, as part of the unfolding matter.
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Jors
Clatma
Reckenaker
Fragin
Hookmaker
Caesar Young
New York
Nau Padtierzen
Jacksonville
Fla
Phest Regest
WLR
Alyers
Deaser
Jacksonvill
Two Firemen Die in Chicago Barn Fire Tragedy
Two firemen were killed when walls collapsed during a blaze that destroyed repair barns of the Chisase Warren Traction Company at Partietla Street and Woestern Avenue in Chicago. The high winds prevented saving the building and the loss was estimated at $15,000.
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Chisase Warren Traction Company
Partietla Street
Woestern Avenue
Chicago
Six Months in Jail for Irregularities at Denver Cement Plant
City Detective W H Gfreen and John Theseya rank McMa han and Robert Goodman were Thursday adjudged guilty of contempt of court for irregularities at its late section. Each ordered six months in jail.
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Faik
Denver
Col
W. H. Gfreen
John Theseya
Rank McMahan
Robert Goodman
Raentlis
Convicts and Fire Deaths Stir Chicago City Liability Claim
A fragmented report notes convicts involved in an escape attempt at a state prison fire. Three men died and others were critically injured during events linked to a deadly blaze. The city of Chicago faces questions over liability tied to the blaze and related damages.
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Uitie
Oil Price Report From Pittsburg Market
Fragmentary note indicates oil prices and refinery terms, mentioning Pittsburg and Chicago company references. Text is garbled, but hints a price cut or adjustment of two cents with grade mentions and a citation to standard market terms.
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Pittsburg
T's
Standard Chi Company i Vna
Indict Thomas for Murder of Miss Schofield
Grand jury in Polk County returns a true bill against Charles Thomas for the murder of Mabel Schofield. He is arrested on the indictment after authorities pursued fresh evidence gathered with help from a Des Moines detective.
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Thomas
Charles Thomas
Mabel Schofield
Polk County
Des. Alpines
Schofield
Sherif van Ness
Uatter
Burks
Miller
Sherif Loper
Wess
Des Moines
Hoja
J. C. Trockersmith
Grand Jury
Dr. Schofield
Macksburg
C. O. Lollr
Dea Moives
Hackersmith
Iowa Holds Vast Treasury After State Checks Draw Interest
The governor and state treasurer report the treasury totals about 4.814 million dollars in money and securities. Nearly 1.44 million sits as bank interest at two percent. Bond additions push overall holdings to about 4.814 million with interest income around 23,000.
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Des Moines
State House
Aml
Trea. Wren
McEnt
Deaths and storms reported in Pattawattamie County
Ben Stipes and farmer Artemys Ward found dead in a Pattawattamie farm scale house. Ward likely died from a gunshot. authorities suspect accidental, not foul play. Also, TL W Butler perished in a Denison storm while traveling by rail, age 60, a wagon maker. Additionally, a forgery case targets 1.62 Catan, president of a defunct bank, with loans backed by several institutions unnamed.
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Ben
Artemys Ward
Pattawattamie Canty
Trepnor
Mr. Wards
Naw
Catan
Dedham Savage Bank
Unfit To Care Of Insane Warns Polk County Hospital Report
A Polk County hospital report to the Tres Moines grand jury urges immediate reform for insane patient care. The panel says conditions are unsafe and a thorough investigation of supervisors and facilities is likely to follow.
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Grand Jury
Tres Moines
Polk Comutr Hospital
Semiotling Showlhe Dome
Wigman Murder Case Opens in Spencer Next Term
The state of Iowa brings the Wigman murder case against Conrad Wigman for trial at the Spencer term. The crime was the Graettinger area late spring incident involving a dummy package and a watch set, where Dester was wounded fatally after Wigman ordered him to halt. A list of thirty special jurors has been drawn for the case.
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Spencer
State of Iowa
Conrad Wigman
Nor Iler
Graettfinger
A. Spies
Graettinger
Decter
Wigman
Dester
Dedham Savings Bank Deficit Adjusted and Reopens
President J Caton of Dedham Institution and bank directors have reached an adjustment regarding a shortage at Dedham Savings Bank. A deed of land valued at about $20,000 has been transferred to the bank, covering alleged shortages. Directors will withdraw their petition, and the bank will resume public operations after the state closure and related stay.
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Caton
Dedham Institution
Dedham Savings Bank
J. Caton
Aioe
Dedham
Robbery at Cedar Falls Home Misses Saved Funds
Lars Peter Christiansen, a Libnary Central section man, was robbed Wednesday night of savings hidden in a baking powder can in the cellar. The amount, between 200 pounds and SHG, included gold and currency. This is the third theft in nine weeks. He feared banks after earlier losses and planned to build a new home this summer. The thief appears to know the area.
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Lars Peter Christiansen
Libnary Central
Cedar Falls
Christiansen
Estherville Fire Destroys Coon Block and Adjacent Buildings
A fire at Estherville destroyed the Coon block and several adjoining buildings. Estimated property loss runs around 300000. The Coon block, built by Henre Coon at about 4400, housed Hack of Estherville, Shedie Gees dry goods, Robinyon's grocery, and Winchester printing and binding.
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Coon
Seyeres
Estherville
Henre Coon
Tt Fe
Shedie Gees
Atore
Robinyon's Crocery
Winchester Printing and
Ed Flynn Identified by Relatives In Sarnia Tragedy
Letter from Charien Flynn of Alisa Neb confirms Ed Flynn, one of the ten killed near Ashton two miles north of Gnawa on the Chicago and Northwestern line. Mayor Uarlaw of Onan notes relatives claim he was their brother absent for years. Charles Foyon seeks burial expenses. body found tangled under engine and freight cars at Gnawa Cemetery.
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Ed Flynn
Uarlaw
Onan
Thuredice
Charien Flynn
Alisa
Trery Catintiol
Ed Fisan
Ashton Creasing
Gnawa
Chicago
Ieilroad Campane
Kay Hee
Aml
Charles Foyon
Local Tragedies and Town News From Cedar Hopide Area
A string of local incidents includes two suicide attempts. Van Norman dies by rifle shot, Mrs. May een survives morphine after a Cedar Hopide incident. Ernest P. Barehard named assistant geologist with the United States Geological Survey. Nevada Gas Plant begins operation with initial gas production after completion. Tax issues prompt landowner Sichold to plan move to Indiana Territory. A Methodist church fire near Aladrie causes 2006 in losses. A girl drowns in a water tank near Bes ta UT Gitter. Jury returns verdict of murder in Newton case involving Mitlard Beck.
Des Moines Teachers Meet Amid Storm Delays and Strong Address
Des Moines correspondence reports the State Teachers’ Association gathering at the Chamberlain Hotel despite the city storm. President Wright delivered a forty minute address on Complete Education urging ethical instruction. meetings moved from Plymouth Church due to heating issues. Officers elected include J F J McConnect as President and Adam Pickett as Secretary. and delegates from Cedar Rapids to Sidney attended the adjourned session.
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Des Moines
State Teachers’ Association
Wright
Bender
MacLean
State University
Plimyouth Church
Chamberlain Hotel
Chamberlain
Sarge
The
Cyarmel
Hia
Ps Reehieat
Meceanet
Cedar Papaah
Talprer
Nite
Chanerer
Tealivkek
Wlintun
Adam Mickelt
Mont Arc
Treasuive
Wy Bagnean
Stedlar Faille
Hrorufive Ta T Alibee
FB. Refton
Inwaitr
Memhere
Ranetite Cancil
T. EL Tatton
le Mars
Matic Lea Alanis
Sidney
Philippine policy options debated in press on labor and industry
The article weighs two approaches for the Philippines: Chinese labor migration to shift industry or advancing native Filipino industrial education. It questions feasibility, risks of denationalizing inhabitants, and whether drastic shifts are warranted, noting mixed views in the debate and references to press discussions in Guntars Magazine.
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Singapore
Orient
Popes Vial
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Nebraska
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van Norman
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Sioeny City High School
United States Geologica) Survey
Nevada Gas Company
Nevada
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W.oofl Sichold
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Weeith County
Indiana
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Aladrie
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