Heaths Russian Admiral Rofjestvensky Dies in Petersburg
The alenth innonounced death of Admiral Rofjestvensky, commander of the Russian fleet in 1905 during the Battle of the Sea of Japan, occurred in St. Petersburg on Thursday due to neuralgia of the heart.
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Rofjestvensky
Petereburg
Nofeatvensky
Alay
Itowsa
Sea of Japan
Rosestrenghs
AL. Petersburg
Neuralela
Binet Petrariten Rejeateanany Rrs
Russian Admiral Rozestvensky in Far East and Battle of Sea of Japan
A historical note traces Admiral Rozestvensky's career from the Russo-Turkish War of 1877 to his 1902 promotion to vice admiral and command of the Baltic squadron in 1904. It covers his voyage to the Far East, the battle of the Sea of Japan, and subsequent events including his court of inquiry and surrender context.
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Far Eastern
Nltie
Vieulvostok
Far East
Atlaatral Rojestvensky
Hyursinh
TMA
the Sea of Jap
St. Patershore
Tog
Canidnetor and Sinha Travel Complication Reported
Fragmentary text describes Canidnetor UMebbwd and Sinha, with mentions of Willisan A. and an eastbound route to Pikeville. A disrupted chain of events references a man found dead, body transported, and a freight incident affecting a transfer or station.
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Canidnetor
Willisan A
Cainf
Pikeville
Robber kills one and wounds two in Omaha holdup
In Qtoaka early Thursday Clarke attempted a hold up at Wilcon place injuring Henaymith and Albert Clarke fatally. Smith and Amith died before officers arrived. Detectives Devereste and Heitfeldt pursued the robber to a bridge where gunfire injured two officers and the suspect was captured.
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Man
Hattie
Omaha Felice
Petreltipan L.A. Smith
W. G. Deveresunre
Albert Clarke
Bert
Hetsy Smith
Clarke
Apia Wilson
Qtoaka
Wilcon
Fae Tabber
Douglas
Missouri River
Cens
Amith
Wearth
Devereste
Heitfeldt
Gring
Eit
Poisoned Wine Murder at Marydel Church Event
State's Attorney Elmer Deen announced that Charles Tesley Dippin, a young undertaker, died after drinking poisoned wine at a play near a Methodist church in Marydel Maryland. An inquest was held as jurors returned an open verdict with post mortem refused, amid unusual criminal plots and a large quantity of suspicious vials found at the entertainment.
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Poelsonedt
Charles Tesley Dippin
Methodist Church
Marydel
Wan
Haan
Elmer Deen
Quis Bends in April Baseball Mile at New Orleans Meet
The text reports a spring base ball event at New Orleans featuring Quis Bends and other competitors. It notes April dates, a race or run on the mile, and mentions teams or players from Wisconsin and Cleveland with scattered results.
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America
Enon
New Orleans
Msechey
Cleveland
Dhe
Reid
Meatrea
Meves
Wis
Chipmesa
Walter Tasshai Wet Covina
Aed One
Ae TN Fond
Beties
aPoche
Copeland Hotel fire destroys Topeka landmark
A fire gutted the brick four story Copeland Hotel in Topeka Kansas a chief lawmakers hotel near the State Capitol. J E Lambert of Burporia a prominent attorney and politician is believed burned to death. Many guests injured with several fatally, losses around 310 000.
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Copeland
Bucs
State Capitol
Copelia
Kan
J. E. Lambert
Burporia
Sione
Copeland Hotel
Troquois Theater Fire Settlement Reached in Chicago
After five years of litigation and multiple courts a settlement was reached paying about 30 000 to thirty five relatives of victims and injured in the Troquois theater fire. George A Fuller Construction Co contributed to damages and a 750 settlement was awarded to an attorney in dismissing cases in circuit and superior courts.
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Troquois
Chicago
George A. Fuller Construction
Sens
Ahie Farm
The
Construction Company
Actier
Charles
Apenecer
Herr
Robbery and assault hit residents in Calta area
Masked thieves entered a home and beat Joseph Wasthuck, stealing 274 dollars. In a separate incident, two men allegedly robbed a nearby store after arriving in a vehicle carrying twenty sacks of barges, escaping toward a factory. Police say the suspects fled after an earlier confrontation at the first home.
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Calta
Heres
Olin
Sla
Ilosaph
Ami
William Puehter
Abe
Mine Blast Kills 100 in Deep Shaft Tragedy
A catastrophic explosion in a Bluefield coal mine kills about 100 with a toll possibly rising to over 400 entombed workers. Rescue efforts fail as deadly gases and afterdamp trap survivors. The mine, owned by the Patahontas Conseil dated Gollierita Company, had been deemed safe after a December 28 explosion.
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Branckning
Bluefeld
Tel
Bowers
Nleo
Robert Smith O
Nated Holliday
Mina
Ima
BaoWa
Wertheinia
Miont
Patahontas Conseil
Gollierita Company
Uiat
Cubans Move Toward Lawmaking As New Congress Opens
The Cuban Congress began its initial session marking the start of the end of American intervention. Jose Miguel Gomes and Alfredo Zayas will be inaugurated January 28. The Senate approved credentials. the House met in its new headquarters. Attendance rules limit absences and pay. Provisional governor Magno hints at national cockfighting and a lottery as early agendas.
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Reina of Cell
Jose Miguel Gomes
Alfredo Zeyas
Senate
Taoxe
Uuilding
Admiralty Palace
Hones
Magno
Mill
Lottery
Trial Granted But Jury Refused in New York Sanity Case
Report describes a contentious insanity case with Harold Thay or Harry Ro Thay facing trial proceedings. Judge in Nyack declined a jury hearing, ordering the case to be heard in New York City court or before a referee. Arguments reference alleged mania and threats about delaying a second trial to affect judgment.
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Asi
New York
Arith
Jerome
Tay
Bas
Gard
Mae
Hains Acquitted of Murder in Annis Case
T Jenkins Haines declared not guilty as principal with his brother Capt. Peter Jaling in the Annis murder case at Flushing New York. The jury was out twenty two hours and fired fifteen bullets. The district attorney's office expects no further trial for Captains Blaines. This marks a second acquittal for T Jenkins Tinting on murder charges.
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Annis
Jary
Flushing
Thornton Jenkins -Hainea
Peter C. Jialing
Witliam
Thak Fedivard
Urannigan
Hampton Reade
Acquittal Verdict Reported After Jury Ballot
Jurors stated the first ballot was four to acquit. District attorney officials in Queers County interpreted the ruling as a sign Captain may be surrendered to federal custody. Prosecutor Darrin remarked the jury’s return showed a safety for any who craft a defense, while private vengeance seemed to precede law.
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Queers County
Capt
Ains
Darrin
Six Deaths Claim Family in One Household
Exhumations in Somerville reveal possible poisoning in the Kelleher home. Katherine Kelleher, 12, showed a toxic level linking to multiple family deaths over three years. Mrs Kelleher awaits trial on two embezzlement charges amid earlier house fire tied to the case.
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Thadios
Chikkiten
Einastera Wonna
Maryelleker
Somerville
Katherine Kelleher
Kelleher
William
Mary Kelleher
Mrs. Kelleher
Arsoy
Lier
Prison Term for Boltat Frrad Fraud Conviction
The twelfth conviction for fraudulent registration in Bi Towis was secured when a jury found Pr omas OVGrien guilty and sentenced him to three years in the penitentiary.
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Boltat Frrad
Towis
Promas Ovgrien Suitty
Centenerd bin
Wreck of Trains Kills and Injures Many
In a two train crash on a steep grade engineer Gustaf Olsen says he misread his watch and crossed onto the freight line. Twenty one people killed and thirty injured include women and children, as both trains collided on the hillside route.
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Gottide
Gustaf’ ‘Olsen
Olsen
Lir
Olson
Hat Label Dispute Triggers 30000 Quit, New England Plants Halt
Fifty or more hat factories in the United States suspend operations after the union label is dropped by the Assd- Gated Hat Manufacturers. About 25 000 workers walk out Friday in New England and the North Atlantic States, with plants in Newark Philadelphia Brookville and Danbury among those affected. The stoppage follows Guyer Company in Philadelphia refusing to honor a working agreement and prompts counterclaims by union leaders over contract adherence.
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New England
North Atlantic
Tmbel
Samuel .Undheim
Asselation
Guyer Bat Company
Philadelphia
Tnderth
Plitts Delptits
Misteiding
Ébiet Factorie
Pewcock
Brookive
Newark
Grings
Danbury
South Norwalk
New Milfara
Cont
King Haies Receives Rear Admiral Sperry in Private Audience
King Haies of Italy meets Rear Admiral Charles Sperry in a private audience at the royal palace. The king praises the American fleet voyage as a remarkable achievement and notes Italy’s sympathy and relief measures after the earthquake. He commends Ambassador Fleet and the American response. The admiral presents his staff: Commodore Albert W. Grant, Paymaster Samuel McGowan, Lt Cmdr Shep P. Fullinwiler, and Lt Wurtshargh. the group discusses the visit.
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She P. Fullinwiler
Tlieutenant Patel W. Wurtshargh
Tragic family killings near Mankato Mina
James York a quarry worker near Uradley's Crossing killed his four children with a knife then hanged himself in a woodshed. An elder daughter survived but fled in terror. Neighbors described York as insane and reclusive after his wife died last summer.
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Mame
Mankato
Mina
James York
Uradley’s Crossing
Tie
Barkarad
Vern
Zalaa
York
Pro Jail Breakers Die in Fire at Tillar Prison
In an incident at Tillar Arkansas inmates George Laesy and Tassie Collin perished in a breakout attempt that caused a fire. Prison officers faced the blaze as authorities investigate the incident and security lapses.
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Paul
Tillar
Ark
Georsze Laesy
Tassie Collin
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Topeka Hotel
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Congress
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