Russians and Japanese hold positions in Mongolia area
Readable dispatches describe stalemate fronts as Russians retreat from Newchwang and Tatchekio while Japanese reconnoiter along the coast toward Winkow. Okabe and Kugopatkin move north, Kuroki near the Lanok River, and Port Arthur sees torpedo activity amid ongoing fleet actions.
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Mongolia
Chicago Tribune
Serk Arasly
Lichow
Newchwang
Pusdon
Winkew
Genre Baioseneff
Ani
Okabea
Kalthou
Xinkow
Manchuria
Oku Ia
Kai-¢hong
Tatchekleo
Kugropatkin
Kuroki
Coat Bank
Lanok River
Lisoyang
Ketter
Kaoreki
Finmatan
Hennenkampo
Teneel Nedg
al Tangchi
Talchekisc
Kefekl
Vorthern
Ee Ton Howe
Rubsia's Black Sea Fleet In Shaky War Time
Fragmented OCR reports describe a wartime naval buildup and tensions around the Black Sea fleet. Mentions of ships, a navigation company, and disputed treaties hint at broad strategic maneuvers and possible conflict. Names and precise places are unclear due to garbled text but indicate a regional naval dispute.
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Parkes
PML
Laganiat
Drifah
Hassien Guolandeer
Smolensk
T'stersburg
Siege threat at Port Arthur amid uncertain Japanese attacks
The report speculates on possible Japanese siege methods at Port Arthur as rains halt roads, hindering military movements. Competing rumors claim Japanese actions on fortifications and riverine attacks, but official confirmation is lacking and European naval developments raise broader strategic concerns.
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Virginia
Arthur
Goo Ynen
Takin
Vite
Changia
Muitares
Russian Army Routed After Grim Battle On Far Front
A fragmented report describes Weller’s 20 000 man force routing in a battle where heavy casualties and shifting lines are noted. The casualty figures and precise location are unclear, but the account emphasizes the decisive turn and ongoing unrest among troops.
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Weller
Bat
Unclear historic note on ships in the Black Sea
Fragmentary OCR text references ships and routes in the Black Sea with damaged names and terms. The document is garbled, lacking coherent events or identifiable entities beyond a maritime wartime setting and scattered ship references.
Magnificent River Carnival to Highlight Boston Encampment
A grand river carnival on August 17 will light the Charles River with canoes, illuminated banks, fireworks, and a two mile procession of decorated boats. An expected 200,000 spectators along the river will join in singing America as red fire and searchlights create a spectacular finale.
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Boston
Grand Amur of the Republic
Waltham
Charles River
America
Anyiody
Osten
Thor
Fee Store
Tie-Up In New York Mix Thowsaed Carpenters Lecked to Be played
Fragmented OCR reads as a chaotic report about a New York tie up involving carpentry associations and various names. The text mentions Master Carpenter officers and a Mary with a Mapes family, but specifics are unclear due to obfuscated data.
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New York
Mary
Civil Service Census Shows Employed in Government Posts
The census lists 150,383 executive civil service workers in the United States. About 25,675 are in DC. 137,001 are male. 155,75 are female. 202,431 in clerical work. Ages span 20 to 50 with 101 over 60 and 3,422 under 20. One third have served under five years. 536 have held posts over forty years. Rural carriers receive a new salary schedule from July 1. max salary raised from 600 to 720.
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Cemuans Bareat
Executive Civil Service
United States
Beld
War Department
Navy Yards
Navy Yard
District of Columbia
Family to Probe Murder in Bedford Slaying Case
Relatives of Sarah Schafer and the Schafer family push a private inquiry into the murder of Climax Bundy. Reports claim a grand jury was dismissed and evidence could have shown guilt of two men in Bedford. The family vows a thorough probe and aims to convene discussions soon in Indianapolis.
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Sarah Gehafer
Aliss
Sarah Schafer
Bedford
Ind
Schafers
Schafer
Clim Bundy
Bundy
Me Burdy
Simpson
B. Late
Board of Equiry
Lowe
Read
Chicago
John C. Schafer
Olin Bundy
Beef trust case set for early October term
Justice department orders the prosecution to move the beef trust case on the Supreme Court calendar. Three Commerce and Labor investigators report alleged illegal price fixing and antitrust activity by a rolling company allied to the New Jersey based Nationaling Pend group valued at 270000009.
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Department of Jestics Ja
Fresiderie Baocsevelt
Grom
Twige Three
Phae
Miler
Katehers Securities Company
Natingalecking
New Jersey
Draest
Aed
World’s Fair Attendance Surges Despite Rain
Attendance over the five days exceeded a half million with daily admissions listed from July 12 to July 16. Totals and reconciling figures show a grand total of 4 600 585 for the period, described as satisfactory by fair officials despite early rain.
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Jnwt
T. Mas
Lotaikees
Tetal
Campaign Movements and Local Support Amid Esopus Reports
Unclear text notes Junce Parker and Jene Davis engaging with Chaise Peeker and Judge Parker in Ulster County. Mentions Beapus visit, New York State campaign, civil service transfers, and a peace conference at Esopus. References Roosevelt and Rockefeller in club politics with mixed, fragmentary details.
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Junce Parker
Hesemennt
Jene
G. Davis
Chaise Peeker
Beapus
Trover Cleveland
New York State
Judge Parker
Esopus
New York
State Civil Service
Judge Perker
Ulster County
Rosemonnt
Ockran
Tdelmoni
McWarrenu
Esopag
Try
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Am Arey
Terbohead
Lee College
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Chil
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Port Ind
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Civil Service
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Hinen
Washington
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Eon
Wai
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Ith
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Toosevelt
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Union League Club
Teese Y Rockefeller
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Raserin
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