Cossacks Strike South of Liaoyang Rail Line
General Kouropatkin's Cossacks and infantry attacked the Japanese left flank near Liaoyang. They tore up tracks to disrupt supplies, but Japanese reports said damage was quickly repaired. The move signals Russian winter campaigning and possible reinforcements for Oyama's forces.
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Kouropatkin
Liaoyang
Marquis Oyama
Nogi
Port Arthur
Oyama
Newebwang
Yinkow
Oramna
Zouropathia
Transsiberian Road
Aboiral Rojestvenrsiay
Retacher
Cerlon Aml
Agnecar
Enoét
International Commission
Wir
Japan
Ncith
Gierigus Ariy
Rouropatkin
Mancharia
Congress Debates Swayne Impeachment Amid Senate and House Actions
The House devoted its session to impeachment charges against Judge Charles Swayne of Florida. Debate touched on an alleged interview urging violence, Panama Railway inquiry, and civil service funding. Senate considered Philippine government amendments and other fiscal measures amid procedural moves and adjourning actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Charles Swayne
Florida
Littlefield
Maine
Lamar
Swaine
Swayne
Shackelford
Department of Commerce
Senate
Bailey
Gallinger
Lodge
House
Sheppard
Texue
Durge Scharne
Beveridge
Wolay
Corman
PSCO
United States
S. Hooper
Ordgelee
Tha Rovernient
Depsth
Pansion
International tensions and protests spark European alarm
Reports from Paris note an Anglo Russian arbitration meeting as tribes surround towns and threaten action. European groups form to curb rising antisemitic sentiment while public friction grows over German policy and possible Balkan conflicts amid a widening global crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anglo-Russian Arbitration Commission
Paris
Tribeamion
Aleaz Moroven
Sind
Tnwn
Uebrewa
Castro
Vanrauela
Livre von Vollinng
Speeeh
Gerlin
Grermaniy
Tandon
London
Balkans
Moeraece
Fragmented text outlines reform and foreign relations events
The damaged OCR passage references reform in civil service, financial disputes over a railroad franchise involving Chinese interests, and discussions at a marine commission and the presidency. It mentions legislative probes, international matters, and a canal project with unnamed figures.
Bomb threat target Frederick the Great statue in Washington
A stranger attached a bomb to the fence at the Frederick the Great statue in War College grounds Washington. The device burst the bag but caused no shaft damage though nearby windows were broken. Secret service and police pursue the suspect as the German embassy seeks confirmation of the incident from the State Department.
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Frederick the Great
Capital
United States
William of
Germany
War College
Washington
Secret Service
State Department
Unclear Frederick the Great statue unveiling details
The State Department informed the German ruler of the affair and assured arrests. A November unveiling of Frederick the Great, in the presence of the President and many officers, featured a bronze replica of a Berlin statue. The seven foot figure bore the inscription Frederick the Great. The pedestal and writing cost were supplied by Congress, amounting to six dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Frederick the Great
Paty
Berlin
Slav Reservists Move Toward War Front
Thousands of reservists march toward the war in the Far East and clash with regular troops at Seadenak Rayasia. About 200 killed, hundreds wounded, and several officers commit suicide as townspeople resist looting and a local garrison is called out.
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Bedensk
Husdag
Far East
Gacrivon
Seadenak
Rayasia
Bindenek
Riste
Hiz
Garricon
Regervisia
Notable Figures and Political Speculation Across Nations
A collage of claims and rumors touches figures from Premier Galfour to Admiral Alexieff with talk of a Moscow governorship. Amid satire and dubious schemes, references include Swift-like literary notes, a Swedish prize, and a private circus at Talon house.
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Galfour
Alexieff
Moscow
Israel Bangwill
Bouth Africa
Tin Enery
Ural
Prisen
Sweden
Louis de Monin
Denmark
John Blare
Lears
Norman
Ond
Viewiag
India
Premier Dallour
Mieg- Tal
Are de
Ainmeeter
Mastin Gorki
Lielsingfurs
Vintaad
Arines Bismarck
Gaertn Empero
Lie
Crermenprex
Lille
France
Faors Ala Baterna
Congress Faces Regulation of Interstate Corporations
Commissioner James R. Garfield urges a national license system for all interstate corporations, tying license to corporate standards and annual reports to curb abuses. The piece notes contemporaries like Harvey Wiley and discusses Senate activity, Canadian territorial plans, and a White House state dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
James R. Garfield
Bureau of Corporations
Hay Warns China to Maintain Strict Neutrality in War
Secretary Hay urges Pekin to uphold the strictest neutrality to keep China from being pulled into the Russo Japanese conflict. He notes Russia's protests and states the United States will aid neutral powers and avoid assuming responsibility for charges of neutrality violations.
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Pekin
China
Russia
Japan
Tiny
Dekin
Baltic
Far East
Hay
Count Lamsdorff
Hussia
Ekin
Amerian
Washington
State Department
Sie Chentunng
Liang Cheng
Monas
Manchuria
Takehira
United States
Henry Cabot Letes
Murray Crane
Republican Legisistite
Boston
Gov. Ferguson
Hiv Hiexzaze
Oslahoms
Guthrie
Oklahoma
Todipnapolia
Gwegat
Ciresean
Reg Tate
Anktomehies
Diarkin
Connecticut
Morgan A. Dulkler
Gan
Joseph T. Hawley
Bentetn
Massachusetts
William J. Brian
Indiana
Roosevelt
Conneren Commission
R. R. Glenn
Winston
North Carolina
Senehing
Gay. Meade
Bose
Olyimpia
New Jersey
Topeka
Amd
Phe Dteyerneac
Westmeat Cabell
No Eura Trouble A Measles Child Seeks Water
In a cold night Mrs. Smith ignores her coughing son Peterson Smith aged ten beside a measles illness. The child asks for water repeatedly and is sternly warned against waking mother again. He then coolly asks to drink after she would spank him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Smith
Peterson Smith
Aras
Mrs. Smith
Cause and Cure of Rheumatism by Dodd's Kidney Pills
This item reports that rheumatism stems from kidney disorders and Dodd's Kidney Pills cure kidney problems and rheumatism. It highlights Maggie E Deckert of Eagle River Wisconsin who claims nine boxes cured her kidney trouble and rheumatism, restoring sleep appetite and mobility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodd
Maggie E. Deckert
Eagle River
Wis
Ethena Dodd
Union
Maggie BE. Deckert
Dog as gold discoverer by Nye County miners tale
Two Nye County Nevada miners H Roth and B A Montgomery followed their dog to a rock ledge that yielded a rich gold ore seam. The ore averaged 126 per ton, the 42 foot wide vein extended 2750 feet, and the dog, a mongrel collie mix, was credited as essential to finding the gold. The miners’ camp near Tonopah and Derwiette area appears tied to a long mining history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
H. Roth
B. A. Montgomery
Nye County
San Franclsco Bulletin
Kaaay
Tonopah
Derwiiertlie
Tanepah
Roth
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N.C
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