Militarized tension and Korea Manchuria fears amid great power clash
The article debates Russia and Japan over Korea and Manchuria, weighing potential conflict versus an agreement on Korea and Manchuria. It notes U S interest, naval buildup, and a China treaty opening Manchurian ports. It questions how Russia and Japan will act and the risks to peace. It also discusses a $45,000,000 capital movement and U S financial resilience with comments attributed to former Secretary of the Treasury Gage.
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Europe
United States
China
Manchuria
Korea
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Vladivostok
Florida
Charleston
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Sea of Japan
Vladivostock
Trussia
Korean
Mr. Gage
Ten Dollar Fine for Causing Major Smith to Swear
A local court fined ten dollars after a minor altercation led Major Smith to utter a profane expletive. The incident occurred in a public area, with witnesses reporting heated rhetoric but no physical harm. The ruling emphasizes restraint and legal control of public outbursts.
Valentine Verses and Humorous Bits From The Bogaville Bugle
A collage of light verse and jokes from The Boggville Bugle includes a romantic, rustic poem about a girl and a courtship beneath cottonwoods, a quip about keeping tempers, a spoof ad for “Open Yer Mouth” candy, and a playful column by Edward Singer. It also notes a local item about Manley’s newClaws cap, with a wink at author Kilndly.
New York Instructs for President and Democratic Dissent
The papers debate the New York choice shaping the Democratic ticket with calls for a Wisconsin man to head the slate and predictions that Roosevelt could win if New York stalls. Headlines note Roosevelt’s boom, Ohio Senator health issues, and party divisions. A separate line reports Parker Buice, a young attorney, found dead in his father's home from heart failure after exercise.
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Delaware St
Scrofula and Its Common Inheritance
Scrofula is often inherited and few are entirely free from it. Pale, weak children are afflicted in about one in ten cases and many adults suffer it. Notable signs include neck lumps, abscesses, skin eruptions, inflamed eyelids, sore ears, fevers, catarrh, wasting, and general debility.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Cures Across Reports
A reader notes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a permanent cure based on a letter from Mrs J H Jenes of Parker City Indiana. She claims her daughter suffered scrofula with sores and swelling around the neck but recovered after taking the medicine.
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J. H. Jenes
Parker Oty
Ind
DAILY AFTER THE OTHER MAN STORY AT INN FIREHEARTH
In a winter hall Vrall and Babbette share a tense scene by a blazing hearth as a bleak day ends. They reminisce on past adventures and a troubled romance with Tommy Wrall, while a storm rages outside and a Valentine bouquet hints at a larger social moment.
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Vrah
Vrail
Tommy Wrall
Crosapateh
Brenusa
Just Ten Years Ago From The Sun Files
A condensed recall from February 9 1894 notes the Big Four railway plans cutting labor hours to save costs amid hard times. An Indianapolis woman fears poverty drives mental collapse. A barber cuts razor prices to aid the unemployed while cranberry supply remains plentiful. Gen Harrison plans a February 20 California trip to lecture at Sanford University. Weather shows cloudy spells with rain. Four graveside robbers in West Newton are shot at by a resident. A mass unemployed meeting is planned at the courthouse and West Indianapolis seeks a Catholic church. Local manufacturers begin preliminary steps to form a fire insurance company.
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Big Four Railway
Indianapolis
Barber
Gen
Harrison
California
Sanford University
Ciaudy
Weat Newton
Court House
Central Ave Primer on Trolley Etiquette
A fragment in brisk colloquial tone discusses paying the conductor on a trolley car. It notes the conductor does not own the car, but works for the company, and urges riders not to strike him. The piece emphasizes the discomfort and awkwardness of riding a trolley, calling it not a joy.
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Con Duc-Tor
Steen
City Life: Floods, Drownings and a Duel Amid Troubles
In a flood aftermath report, James Bennett, night yard master of the DT and W, is arrested on charges of stealing civil sums. Searches fail to locate bodies of John Schawe or his wife. A pistol duel in St. Louis ends with the death of Joseph Littler, a former Indianapolis resident. John M. Lewis of Seymour is slated to become prosecuting attorney by Gov. Davin. An explosion from accumulated gas at Merchants' Heating and Fighting Co. blasts manhole covers skyward.
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Congressman Flood
Virginia
Augusta County
Maj. Smith
White
Veg
John Schawe
St. Louis
Joseph Littler
Indianapolis
John M. Lewis
Seymour
Davin
Spelling Lesson and Franchise Terms Discussed
The snippet lists spelling variants and terms such as dividends fare standing heat lines franchise filter overcrowded percentage. It reads like a vocabulary exercise or OCR fragment rather than a full article with a clear event or person.
Liquozone Promises Cure All With Oxygen Like Action
An advertisement touts Liquozone as a universal germ killer and vitalizer. It claims to spend 300.00 to give away one bottle per sick family, asserting the product cures diseases medicine cannot and acts like oxygen, derived from extensive research and gas-based processing. It lists numerous conditions from asthma to cancer and insists no drug can internally kill germs without harming tissue.
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