Rumor Claims Russian Warships Sunk at Port Arthur
Unconfirmed reports from St Petersburg claim two Russian battleships and a torpedo boat were sunk at Port Arthur on Monday. The rumor has sparked wide public excitement as officials await an official denial or confirmation from Admiral Alexieff amidst reports of renewed Japanese plans.
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Japanese Squadron Off Vladivostok and Ping-Yang Area Moves
A Paris dispatch says a Japanese squadron near Vladivostok may attack Russian ships and shell the town. Another report places Japanese forces near the Gensan Chang Yang line south of Ping-Yang, with landings limited to 60 000 to 70 000 men and Russian leaders debating a land attack plan. Port Arthur telegram warns Gen Stnessel that Japanese intend to land and siege forts, with orders to fight to the death.
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Gensan-Chang-Yang
Ping-Yang
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Port Arthur
Stnessel
Russians halt at Ping Yang in Korea clash
Feb 29 dispatch reports Russians retreat after engagement with Japanese near Ping Yang Korea. Japanese infantry fire proves deadly for Russians as Korean forces at Hamgleng are dispersed. Rumors of Japanese blockade of Vladivostok surface. weather may halt operations soon.
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Seoul
State Department
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Fear China Will Buttinski
A collection of late February dispatches discusses China as a potential secret ally of Japan, with warnings that China will join England and America to harm Russia. Russian forethought is cited as preparing for a possible sudden attack from that ally turned adversary.
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America
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Far East
Blood spilled in Des Moines Republican primary clashes
Des Moines turnout amid two factional clashes around Hull and Judge P. Prouty. Armed citizens at polling places guarded the day as encounters occurred Monday morning. Police were on duty statewide. reports allege ballot irregularities and alleged intimidation.
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Des Moines
Republian
Hull
P. Prouty
Lost pockethawk with $9 reported by Workman
J B Workman, a collector, reported losing a pockethawk containing $9 at 7 am Monday after missing it at the Alan station window while intending to buy a ticket. He reported the loss to the potter at noon. He resides in Newton Claypon building room 731.
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J. B. Workman
Newton Clay- Pon Building
Alan Station
Workman
Gardner Enters Republican Race for County Treasurer
Fred C. Gardner, cashier of KC AL kine & Co., announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for county treasurer. He cites the legislature’s act lengthening term of county officers as unconstitutional per state chairmen, rival Oliver Ensley and August Kuhn, both weighing bids. Gardner’s past illness left him without a candidate when Ensley ran previously.
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Fred C. Gardner
KC AL Kine & Coo
Gardner
Oliver
Ensley
Enstey
August M. Kuhn
Ravinson
Tresurer
Fractured back after street incident in Omaha
In Omaha Nebraska Frank Fickie, a South Chinese teamster, walked ten blocks home after being struck by a bully who buckled his back causing spinal injury. A doctor was summoned and the fracture was reduced by hanging the patient to the ceiling by the neck. Recovery prognosis mentioned with efforts ongoing.
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Omala
Frank Fickie
South Qinaha
Dortor
May Lynch Him Searcy Ark February Lynching Reported
Report from Searcy Arkansas notes a lynching followed a brutal assault on Miss Emma Beard by a Black man. The item is fragmentary with conflicting details and surrounding editorials are unclear.
Will Commence New Once More in Bankruptcy Case
Chicago February 21 More than 100 bankrupts were discharged from the United States court on Monday Koblenat. Notable among the cases is Willand Pantsen indicted for trusts tied activities with the Centric Savings Bank. Paulsen filed a bankruptcy petition seeking relief of debts including 11,000 from Julius Ra Banter, while his dying mother’s condition worsened. The judge urged action to settle the key details and drive the proceedings forward.
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United States
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Koblenat
Bess
Het
Willand Pantsen
Tisaethans
All Centric Trust
Il Savings Bank
Paulsen
Petit
Hi Bankrhyiry
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Tnutana
Merie
Lego
Lochshtren
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Hea
Sik
Severn
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van Adesdel
Wife beater case shocks small town court
The trial details a husband, Peter Baker, accused of striking and injuring his wife during a domestic dispute. Prosecutors cited repeated abuse and disturbing the peace, with Baker facing costs and legal penalties after the Saturday confrontation.
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German Native Black Troops Revolt Report From Berlin
Berlin reports indicate German native black troops in West Africa have revolted near Kamen region driving German factories toward disruption. The advisory notes clashes as authorities seek control and confirm limited casualties amid turmoil. In other items, a tuberculosis reporting protocol is discussed and a street crossing proposal near J, BE & 1 track is reviewed by officials.
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German Kamen
Germany
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Admiral Brown Probes Street Improvement Plan
Admiral Brown told the board of works he is examining proposed improvements to a main street and noted strong opposition from local residents and a paving company. He urged caution and favors a street trick instead, citing no relief for attest residents while a lawsuit or claim is mentioned in relation to the project.
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Utrer
Standay
Raes
Wand Nick
Ungh McGexan
Mack Pavong von Pany
Ademiral Brean
Prom Rte
Petition to lower tracks prompts street work order
A petition to lower tracks along Thirty sixth street between Meridian and Illinois Avenue was referred to the city engineer. The engineer received orders to prepare papers for opening and straightening the street segment. Municipal work and street improvements were discussed.
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L. ¢. Young
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Fas
Thirty-sixth-st
Meridian
Unols-Ate
Weatherman 15 Making Nice Promises
The weather page notes a favorable forecast for Monday with expected rain in the lake region. It suggests a mild Tuesday with no unusual symptoms and mentions Marek’s anticipated arrival like a lamb, reflecting hopeful spring notes.
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Weather forecast for Indiana and nearby states
Rain possible Monday afternoon or night with varying winds. Tuesday turns fair and colder. Temperatures rise to 64 at noon, then fall to 58 by 2 pm. Affects Indiana and adjacent states with northwest to variable winds.
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Boys Break Window and Steal Revolvers in Plainfield Robbery
Early reports state burglars smashed a plate glass window at a store and stole revolvers. suspects were arrested after officers found the firearms. police say the youths confessed to the robbery after interrogation at the station. Drake had recently run away from home in Plainfield and was located.
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Roper J. Douglass Sporting Gods
Hagerman
William Hadran
Dan Drake
Ilainfield
Robery
Drake
Plainfield
Bank To Resume
Washington February 2 The comptroller of the currency authorised the personal pose of Danian Ul.
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Danian
Miners and Operators Confer Over Wage Dispute
Frank Robbins and John Mitchell led a joint wage conference with over a thousand miners and operators in attendance. The opening session at Tommsen nul featured cordial greetings and a pledge to discuss the wage scale, with adjournment to Tuesday morning to allow further talks. Both sides urged progress despite uncertainty about a just settlement.
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Tommsen Nul
John Mitchell
Mitchell
Neer
Pre Alli Orcer
Ronni
Frank
John
Robbing
Rad Redding
J. E. Molten
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Tomorro
Leap year baby born in Irvington Indiana polis
First leap year baby born in Indiana polis was little Miss Carter at 1 15 Monday morning February 29 to Mr and Mrs George Carter in Irvington The stork left the child at their home with the new arrival named Little Miss Carter born on leap day February 29 in Irvington Indiana polis.
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Miss Carter
George Carter
Irvington
Death of Opal Carmichael from burns at Deaconess
Miss Opal Carmichael died at Deaconess hospital on Sunday from burns received Thursday. She was unconscious from Thursday until Saturday night, when she spoke to a visitor. Undertakers Hawler & George prepared her remains for burial in Greenfield on Tuesday.
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Deaconess Hospital
Hawler & George
Greenfield
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