Raid by Vladivostok Torpedo Boats Distracts Japan
A small force of four Vladivostok torpedo boats bombarded Japanese coastal trading vessels off southwest Hokkaido and then vanished in fog. The engagement follows prior cruiser losses and amid broader tensions as Russia and Japan maneuver naval forces in the Far East, with Tsarist and Japanese fleets watching each other amid uncertain deployments.
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Hokaido
Vladivostok
Russia
Rurik
Gromeboi
Straits
Koten
iWamamura
Rus
Gromoho
Togo
St. Petersburg
Togs
Viadivostok
Thin Ja
Iilention
Toro Fas
Vlndivatok
Thernfore
Tecnanes
Tejexiventky
Honkeke Bar
Neris
Khamrabh
China
Far East
Bay of Hens
Nebosatoff
Rojestvensky
Fsat
Pat Pinay
Isampanit Bay
TadeeChing
Rojestvensiky
Cammie
Tone
Lis
Rosestvengky
Permosa
Karen Straits
Sea of Japan
Rojesivevskys
Japan
Toga
Con
Rotesivensky
Vialivostok
Tetropavlayski
Karacchutka
Petropavloski
Romere
Norereat
Paebome
Herestvensky
Patagonia
Rojestivenski
Viedivestak
Chicago Subways Beneath Streets Boosts City Traffic
Chicago sprawls underground with 28 miles of tunnels quietly carrying freight and ashes from basements to storage rooms. By Feb 15 1905 a contract moves second to fourth class mail through tunnels, with chutes planned to connect street mail boxes to tunnel cars and a primitive pneumatic tube system for first class mail. The system aims to handle 500 tons of mail daily and start by June 1.
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Chicago
New York
Hirth Trafic Agever
Post Ofice
Chicaca
Tundela Soo
United Brater
Woman Charged With Bookmaker Murder Set Free
In New York at the Tombs the case against Nas Patterson for the murder of Caesar Youngs was discharged from further consideration. The jurors failed to reach a verdict and were sent back to the Tombs. the defendant now appears likely to go free as the district attorney’s office records unclear progress.
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Touna
Jorr
Nas Patterson
New York
Caesar Youngs
Goff
Yhia
Atelet
Woman on Trial Over Death of Caesar Yondt in 1004
In a court scene Nan Patterson faces a murder charge for Caesar Yondt’s death on June 4 1004 after a fatal car ride. The jury stood three for acquittal and nine for manslaughter in the first degree as the defendant endured a fainting spell and illness through repeated trials with juror issues and a disputed motive.
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Nav
Hug
Nan
Nan Patterson
Young
Ceola News Covers Political Feud and Local Tensions
A fragmented report describes political bravado by Ceola figures and a tense dispute over local leadership. The piece references charity, price pressures for farmers, and a brewing conflict centered on Tate, with hints of broader Washington influence and public unease.
Devastating Tornado Hits Devastation in Marquette Kansas
A tornado struck Marquette Kansas early Tuesday night killing at least twenty four people and injuring around 160. The destruction wiped out residential blocks with wooden homes torn from foundations while several families perished inside their beds.
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Marquette
Kaa
Mins
England Aids Japan Warns France Over Neutrality
London Times urges France to respect neutrality as Tokyo reports strong Japanese anger at France over the Russian Pacific squadron. Dispatches note Japan may bombard French territory and seek vigorous government action. Tokyo officials say France delayed aid to Russia for Rossetvensky while Vanfong reports back up the claim.
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Tokio Asahi
Japan
London
Rosestvensky
Txingtau
Vanfong
Hlondkohe
Vanfong Hay
Rojest
Saigon
Destructive storm devastates Marquetto Kansas leaving townsfolk wounded
A violent storm wrecked Marquetto in McPherson County Kansas causing widespread damage. Families searched for loved ones among debris as doctors from Salina offered aid and a baby survived cradle lifted and set down intact amid the wreckage.
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Clevasin- Hoa
Hinde Juto
Ruth Goeelling
Marquetto
McPherson County
Kansas
Qi State
Notables at a Glance From The Sharro of Persia to Earl Cawdor
A jumbled list of figures and roles appears, mentioning the Sharro of Persia, silk stockings, an English fashion nickname, the Earl Cawdor as first lord of the admiralty, Kaiser Wilhelm, and other named persons in a fragmented, era-typical society snapshot.
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Persia
England
Gio Eine
the Admiralty
Earl Cawdor
Kaiser Wikelards
Iles
Isis
Muma
Teord Crawford
Mr Wold
Walter Techies
Colossal New York Central Station Planned at Forty-Second Street
A massive New York Central station project would span more than nineteen city blocks from Forty-second to Fifty-seventh streets between Madrasa and Lexington avenues. The underground express complex would hold 22 passenger tracks, 2 baggage tracks, 2 freight tracks and 8 express tracks totalling 45. Main entrance faces Forty-second Street with a grand ticket lobby. The design features vast ceremonial stairways, a 500 foot long concourse, and elevated platforms on a lower level than current express tracks. An additional goal is rapid transit integration and potential connection with rapid systems through electrification east of the new terminal.
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New York Central Wi
New York Central Eta Thar
New York
Tse Ufe
Xtreeta
Madrasa
Lexington Avender
Baggren
TRG Ly
Madison
Coxincéiom
Toraumadis
Celina City Telegraph Office Admits Special Tea Jannea
A fragmented notice describes Celina’s telegraph rate change and a special tea event in Teta City. The document mentions taxes and a trade context, with unclear names and figures due to OCR errors.
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Teta
Massive Chicago Labor Tie Up Triggers Riots and Deaths
Police and deputy sheriffs escort wagons through Chicago as the teamsters strike paralyzes business. Rioting, shootings, and injuries mount while Federal injunctive actions test union leaders and employers. The Montgomery Ward and other firms face pressure as violence flares across the city.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Teamsters
Employers' Teiming Company
Tudge Kohlsaut
Master In Chancery
Sherman
Charles Deid
Chicago Federation of Labor
Lalor Moen
Creaksent Dodd
Cosnmilten
Staite
Atherner
Jery
Dave Tinie
Giuberk
Caupany
Alayer
Alan
Wittens
Federation of Labor For
Assman
Ter Vian
Montgomery Ward & Co
Tearine Cenpanr
Charles Doll
Leer Paleration
Tuber
Lvdhor
Unian
Mhyenga
Doria
St. Tauis
Husband’s Honeymoon Prompts $10000 Life Insurance Plot
A weary man explains to a family friend that during their honeymoon his wife claimed she could not live a day without him. He adds that last week she urged him to insure his life for $10 000 in her favor.
Belief Sparks Funny Quarrel Between Nixon and Homer
In a humorous exchange Nixon jokes his wife is orthodox and too demanding. Homer chimes in about church, while Nixon quips that her frequent raids on his pocketbook show a belief in a dusty Mah theory.
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Nixon
Homer
Florence Capen Credits Dodd's Kidney Pills for Relief
Oakley Michigan May 8 Florence Capen reports severe back and hip pain that stopped sleep and appetite. After taking Dodd's Kidney Pills she slept through the night and awoke rested, claiming the pills cured her kidney trouble and helped her regain health.
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Fale
Oakley, Mich
Florence Capen
Amaath
Dodd
Hem
Texdid
Longest tunnel under the Alps nears completion
Report on the Simplon Bore running twelve and a half miles beneath the Alps from Switzerland to Italy. Italian workers, 8,000 strong, battle water, sand, and granite with steel supports and vast water systems as engineers drive twin shafts toward the great tunnel.
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Simplon
Alps
Anishel
Switzerland
Italy
Coneul Monaghan
Chemulté
Germany
Hrngie
Seile
Galeries
Coffee Heart Vers Fiain in Rome People
A Crooklyn man reports relief from heart palpitations after giving up coffee for thirty years and trying Tosium Food Coffee. He found a balanced preparation palatable and effective, noting improved health after daily use since adopting the beverage.
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Rome
Crookilyn
Desson
Tiasiunr Rattteres
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York City
Colossal Railway Station
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