Port Arthur Taken by the Japs Surrender Ends Remarkable Siege
Port Arthur capitulated at 9 o'clock Sunday night after months of near constant fighting and heavy losses for the Russian garrison. General Stoessel offered surrender. by 6 p.m. all forts were occupied, with Japanese forces breaching defenses and storming the works. The fall marks a decisive victory in a war that has seen battles, explosions, and large naval losses unfold over nearly a year.
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Port Arthur
Stoessel
Nowi
Nogi
Port Arthur Lave
Stugelanu
JwAk
Kreckwan
Trhhane
Linatic
Odefermder
Bexinged
Tarwloek
Anne
Cai
Alexandria
Badajoz
Mareti
Cawnpore
Cartagena-Fontmontis
Delhi
Gibraltar
Teath- Heid
Lirgerick
Londonderry
King James
Metz
Paris
Eptember
Atateh
Petersbrg
Federais
Vienna
Pusat
Richmut
Federal
Fogees
Mag
Jepd
Naushan
Stings
Jaly
Jes
Aquertenees
Stoesell Surrender Offer and Nogi Reply
Reported dialogue outlines Ito negotiations on capitulation between Japanese forces and the Mikado government. A truce letter proposes surrender terms and a commission to discuss the capitulation order and terms. The Japanese side agrees to discuss with appointed commissioners and signs pledged assurances of respectful terms.
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Stoessel
Nogi
Trl
Disrupted OCR: Tokyo Jubilance Amid Parade After Armistice
Fragmented text reports a joyous city crowd celebrating an armistice or ceasefire with papers sold and rockets fired. It mentions newsboys delivering editions, citywide excitement, and a ceremonial display as terms of peace appear uncertain.
Five Leading Causes of the Disastrous War Pires
The article discusses leading causes of a disastrous war, mentioning Boxer incidents and territorial disputes. It references Japan and various factions in a period context, noting fear and political strains. The text is garbled but centers on causes and geopolitical tensions preceding a major conflict.
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Pires
Japan
Stoes sel criticised for actions at Port Arthur harbor
Tokio Guinion faces sharp criticism for destroying the warships at Port Arthur and sabotaging harbor entrances. The Nichi Nichi laage reports General atremel hamden’s defense and the ship blow up after surrender offer. The episode harms his military reputation and questions sincerity and future treatment of his deeds.
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Tokio Guinion
Port Arthur
Ferpeta
Devtroyers
Chefoo
Etnter
Nichi Nichlaage
Atremel Hamden
Jesves
bin Dee Fanse
Port Art in a Change of Dutric Finn
Fragmentary OCR describes a fire and insect infestation aboard vessels in a port area. It notes destruction of ships and distress among starving passengers, with references to enemies and wartime activity affecting supply lines and coastal defenses.
Government Crop Figures Show U S Wheat Weight Shifts
The Agricultural Department issues a bulletin with final 1903 to 1908 crop totals for corn and wheat, noting weight changes in spring wheat states Minnesota North Dakota and South Dakota. It explains weight versus bushels, cites a fragile flour capacity estimate, and compares U S wheat weight to European averages.
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Agricultural Department
United States
Milonesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Wold
France
Southern planters burn cotton to save market
Farmers and merchants across the Southern states decide to destroy large cotton stocks to halt a price plunge. At Fort Gaines Georgia 5,000 bales were buried and burned in a public ceremony as others do the same in nearby towns. Officials estimate over 1,000,000 dollars worth of cotton destroyed and aim to set a nationwide example.
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Itereie
Chey
Dixig
Cource
New York
Washington
United
Fort Gaines
Comety
Foith
Court House
Giorgia
Nigten
Fragmentary OCR raises confusion on global affairs
A garbled OCR passage references various figures and topics including religion, politics, finance, medicine, and education. It mentions Senator Saisot, Chadwick, Mormon garments, Philippine borrowers, and Wall Street, with numerous broken words and unclear propositions throughout.
Long Senate Service And Court Decisions Highlight Era
The article notes the impression of a veteran Senate with few long-serving members, listing Cockrell Morehead Hale and others with decades in office. It discusses the Fayerweather will case, the British prison issue involving Mrs Maybrick, and remarks on President Roosevelt's term and election results.
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United States” Senate
Allison
Senate
Cockrell
Avithte
Morégén
Lita
Jones
Senator Platt
Connecticut
Hale
Rawley
Frye
Aldrich
Cultain
Teller
Berry
Bate
Daniel
Stewart
Gallinger
Binsborough
Proctor
Lodge
Perkins
Markby
Hawley
State Department
Mra
Florence Marbrick
Maybrick
Ates
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Qdease
Amlalee
Tokio
Wild With
Tokin
Diert Archit
Nmccentmere
Patel
Vossels Daneepand
Uvich
Ajex
Adaa van Sovis
Thailava
Geatgal Stadssee
Actcoee
Chadfoal
Morman Garmeais
Saisot
Enis
Chadwick
Totuba
Ohio
Wall Street
Lawson
Perrone
A. Ip
Farertweather
Supreme Court of the United States
Faryerweather
Fayerweather
New York Times
Soest
Scasst
Swallow
Prohibition
Watson
Poppie
Corresan
Ninist
Deilers
Rene San
Amd
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