Noted Indian Affairs leader Francis E Leupp
Francis E Leupp named Commissioner of Indian Affairs, a prominent newspaperman with deep ties to reform and civil service. He is a Williams College and Columbia Law graduate, editor of the National Civil Service Reform League, and author on civil service and political economy.
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Japanese Push In Manchuria After Tsinkhetchen Clash
Reports say in Manchuria fighting shifted east with Japanese gains on the left flank of Kuropatkin. Russian forces retreated from Tsinkhetchin after battles on the 19th and 2d, with nine Russian battalions and twelve guns cited on the Japanese side.
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Kuropatkin
Alberian
Vearbin
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Cotesla
Vladivostok
Kutopatkin
Huasla
Ampire
North Sea Attack Ruling Clears Russia While Criticizing Baltic Move
An international commission in Paris ruled that Admiral Rojestvensky acted under the belief of attack when Baltic fleet forces fired on North Sea trawlers. It found no hostile act by the fishing boats and noted excess restraint by Russian commanders, while treating the response as a compromise.
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Unclear OCR Item Reveals Names and Events
Fragmented text references individuals and terms like Payne Whitner and Bauhders Pasgep with garbled context. Specific roles, dates, or locations are unreadable, leaving only scattered proper nouns and hypothetical affiliations.
Massive Fire Destroys Illinois Central Terminals at New Orleans
A blaze in New Orleans damaged the Illinois Central Stuyvesant docks along nearly a mile of riverfront. The fire destroyed freight sheds, grain elevators, hundreds of loaded cars, and large quantities of cotton and sugar, with losses estimated around 5 million dollars. Firemen and workers were saved but many structures burned while spectators watched.
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Townwide Fire Destroys Hotels and Homes After Grain Grand Central blaze
A severe blaze struck the town at 4:30 PM sweeping a block from Central Avenue to Grand Avenue and part of Oak Street. The Grand Central mill area started the fire, fanned by a north wind, destroying hotels, the county courthouse, jail, churches and over 19 050 residences and stores. Fire crews struggled with low water pressure before help arrived from Duck Brigades and volunteers.
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Oranga Street
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County Court
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Word Salad Not Guilty Ruling Amid Senate Proceedings
A garbled report describes a Senate court action with a not guilty verdict, referencing judges, charges, and trial context. The text mentions members of the House and proceedings with scattered names and unclear events, lacking coherent details.
Quotations From Various Papers Set Off By The Telegraph
A collage of satirical quotes from multiple papers including the Macon Telegraph Philadelphia Record Fairmont Times Detroit Free Press Montreal Star and Washington Evening Star. Topics range from immigration education postal shortages and political figures to public health and canal work.
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Macon
Philadelphia Record
New York
Fairmont
CW. Va
United States
Lawson
Hetty Green
Detroit Free Press
Washington Post
Montreal Star
Legends of the Reiten at Garden of the Gods and Manitou
Four-Track News recalls the Garden of the Gods and Springs of Manitou as a setting for Cheyenne and Arapahoe dances with bead offerings and campfire reflections. It notes Ouray, chief of the Unrompahgres, wooing Chepita while in blanket attire.
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Dodd's Kidney Pills Said To Cure Diabetes Case
Special from Halo Indiana reports Mrs. L C Bowers healed from diabetes after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. She describes weight loss and severe urinary symptoms improving completely over three years with no relapse. The ad claims pills cure backache Bright's disease and rheumatism.
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Short But Strong in Spare Moments
An old woman asks a well situated Irishman for a penny. He gives a shilling and quips that though she may be short of breath, what they have of it is mighty strong.
Catarrh Cure Ad Claims Mercury Free Formula
An old advertisement promotes Halls Catarrh Cure by FJ Cheney Co claiming no mercury and a safe internal use. The copy touts testimonials and a price, emphasizing relief from catarrh and related ailments.
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Bright Lad Triples Fire Window Then Saves Home
A boy was given a dime by a visitor and used a lit candle to ignite bedding. He fled after the blaze began. The room’s occupant later said the fire started by a candle. Firemen arrived in time to save the house.
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Apell
Philadelphia
Pink Pills for Pale People Relief for Rheumatism
A reader details relief from rheumatism after using Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. He recalls persistent joint pains until he tried the pills, noting reduced pain and eventual freedom from discomfort after a course. The article asserts blood remedies cure rheumatism and promotes the pills as available from druggists.
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