Port Arthur Siege Numbers Raise Credibility Questions
Reports from Generali Nogt suggest the Port Arthur garrison was larger than believed, with 23 454 officers and rank and file still capable of bearing arms at surrender, possibly up to 80 000 including wounded. The Baltic Fleet’s return is uncertain, and no peace talks are indicated as Russia pledges renewed vigor in the war.
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W Raurapaikin
Houston
Texas
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Washington Times
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Atlanta Journal
Russia
Washington Evening Star
Utah
Augusta Chronicle
Proposed New States Oklahoma and Arizona to Statehood
The article outlines potential state admission for Oklahoma and Arizona, with estimates of populations and resources. It notes high ranking in railroads banks and land, mineral wealth especially coal and oil, and irrigation potential, plus effects on national flag with two new stars and regional development plans.
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Arizens
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Ationa
Albuquerque
Catuseris
Chicago
Flacyard Spuier
Bundled Odds and Ends From Various Papers Across the Nation
A collage of quips and satirical lines from papers in Houston, Washington, Atlanta, Louisville, New York, Birmingham, and other cities. Topics range from divorce reform, Mormon behavior, and court quirks to imperial loans, education, and fashion.
Warpath in Hatfield Duty Feud intensifies in West Virginia
Historical note describes renewed Hatfield Duty feuding on Pigeon Creek in Mingo County. Two lives lost, Harvey Duty and a Hatfield kin. Rival groups promise further bloodshed as nine Duty brothers vow vengeance. Origin traces to George Hensley and Mary Hatfield and prior Hatfield violence against the McCoys era.
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Mingo ‘County
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Mary Hatfield
Devil
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Hensley
Island Creek
Duty Boys
Morgan
Jake Duty
Devil’ Anse
Cap Hatfield
Marion Duty
Aaron Hatfield
Mary McCoy
Elias Hatfield
B. E. Ellis
Johnson Hatfield
Wayne Hatfield
Hatfield County
Will Hatfield
End of Modern Skepticism Triggers Great Religious Revival
The Rev. Dr Newell Dewight Hil Hin ip predicts a countrywide religious awakening as a new churchgoing epoch begins. He argues earlier skepticism gave way to creativeBiblical interpretation and science as God becomes closer and daily life reflects divine presence.
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Newell Dewieht Hil- Hin
Filmouth
Church
Brooklyn
Hockky Bam
Alt
Pew
God
Eratapil
Adams Named Colorado Governor After Closed Election
In Denver on Saturday night Democrat Adas Adams was declared Governor of Colorado amid dispute over returns. Adams received 9 774 votes to 13 504 for opponent Piekson as Republicans won other state offices. Supreme Court Chief Justice Gabbert ordered ballot boxes to the legislature, which then canvassed results amid intra-legislative turmoil. Alva Adams proclaimed elected Governor with a formal certificate.
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Denver
Ades Adares
Adams
Ponlanty
Supreme Court
Gabbert
Early 20th Century Political Echoes and Names
A scrambled excerpt lists Searles as governor elect of North Dakota and notes connections to a Methodist minister. It mentions Frank J. Cannon as editor, Mag. Gen. George Gillespie, Edward C. Stokes, and William Wheeler amid crosswise references to Japan, Manchavia, and Virginia politics. The garbled text weaves careers from law, painting, and clergy into a snapshot of partisan figures.
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Japan
Manechavia
Wiliam
Kawsen
Virginia
Frank Tinaly
Shiine
Cluvebl
Johan W. Bester
Sime Wrder Dien
Harrison
Do It Yourself Hay Unloading Rig And Farm Tips
A practical plan using barn pulley blocks and a hay fork to lift and drop hay, plus a motor wagon alternative, winter poultry insights, and a simple wheelbarrow sled. Describes mounting pulleys, rope routing, and field setup for efficient loading and stacking.
Troubles of Horoes in Fear Season
In winter the fear season brings more horse illnesses such as indigestion mistaken for colic. Treat not eating well with a dose of max yomica three times daily, twenty drops on the tongue before meals. A compound powder mix then strengthens kidneys and liver, used daily as a tonic.
Chood General Vertiliner Fertiliser Market Note
A fragment discusses a versatile fertiliser named Chood General Vertiliner praised for balanced nitrogen and potash, with fish lysate and soda components. It claims strong crop yields on tubers and cabbages, lower cost than mixing ingredients, and efficient use of phosphates for a season ahead.
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Taraie
Poinan
de Pethis
Poultry Yard Care and Breeding Tips From an Old Manual
A fragmented excerpt offers guidance on poultry management including feeding, breeding, and coop upkeep. It covers flock health, egg quality, inbreeding avoidance, hatch timing, and seasonal feeding, with notes on manure use, tool care, and market pricing trends for buying and selling poultry and eggs.
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