Port Arthur Surrender Report From St. Petersburg
News from St. Petersburg describes the fall of Port Arthur and the signing of the surrender pact. Russian officers and sailors may return to Russia with swords, while envoys and commanders discuss terms. Reported details include a banquet at Eagles Nest and a brief post surrender atmosphere amid war news.
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Port Arthur fall reported with cautious censor approval
St. Petersburg dispatch notes the censor allows newspapers to publish news of Port Arthur's fall. The report mentions heroism of defenders and praises Japanese bravery in high terms. Also referenced are related difficulties and mentions of Kurepatkin in connection with the news.
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What Will Czar Do Suripp smeared press assault on London
Puzzling dispatches from London report reactions to a diplomatic duel over Far Eastern strategy. Analysts debate whether Japanese and Russian actions will shift the balance as Fort Arthur rumors flare and a broader crisis looms. The situation remains unsettled with no clear outcome.
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Snowstorm Execution at Winchester in 19th Century Records
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a hanging in Winchester Kentucky during a snowstorm and reference a named individual, a possible description of a crime date, and a mention of a new alarm system that created a dramatic scene. The text is garbled but indicates a historical execution event and related perilous atmosphere.
Scalded to death in Mendie Indiana tub incident
Special to The Sun reports a tragic accident in Mendie Indiana where a two year old child named Zaatenard, son of Mr and Mrs Patrick Iinn, fell into a tub of boiling water and was fatally scalded. The brief item notes the mother suffered similar injuries.
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Nine Die in Fire at Wisconsin Home
A tragic blaze at a Frank Ruski residence left nine people dead including a mother, father, two children, and others. Fire investigators probed the scene as neighbors recalled the family's struggles and the steady spread of flames. The incident shocked the neighborhood and prompted inquiries into the cause and safety measures.
Porter Sees Loubet Association Ree Lee
Porter discusses ties with President Loubet and the aim to improve Franco American relations. He notes a long, formal conference and a wish to retire while maintaining private cases. Aimed at strengthening friendship between France and the United States through ongoing diplomacy.
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Wrecks At Chicago Create Toll In Railway Crash
In Chicago area January 3 two railway wrecks occurred near the city. One man was killed and four injured. A second wreck on the C R at Dalion Dimellen outside the city left several badly hurt. The dead man was not identified. Details wavering as reports conflicted on victims and vehicles involved.
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General Pleasant Porter Named Possible Early U S Senator
The article discusses Gen Pleasant Porter proclaimed as the greatest living Indian and a potential first senator representing eastern Oklahoma, noting Creek leadership and political formation under President Cleveland and a push to prove legal claims amid territorial division and fraud concerns.
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Love for Others Breaks Up Homes in Circuit Court
George Roark relates a story of misplaced confidence in his young wife and acquaintance. Nine divorce cases were tried or set for trial in Taleo Allen’s circuit court, many postponed. Readers see a string of divorces detailing infidelity, abandonment, temper, and abuse as proceedings unfold and verdicts are delivered.
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Rev Griffith Dead Shocks Madison Press
Local Madison paper reports the death of Reverend Josiah Griffith, pastor of Copgeortite Crriuith, after a life amid religious service. Authorities and community leaders mourn the loss as services are prepared.
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Indiana’s Oldest Man Dies at 141 in Sheridan
The obituary notes Indiana’s eight oldest man, Sieridan Harris, aged 141, a Sheridan resident. He was married 70 years and father to several children, with present wife aged 95. Survived by grandchildren including Mrs. Hebecha Phurman.
Wealthy Man Dies in Tafarette Mystery
Fragmentary text reports the death of a wealthy Tafarette man. Details are unclear as OCR text is garbled, but references to wealth, illness, and local names hint at a sensational local death and possible investigations.
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Indict City Officials Amid Corruption Probe
The grand jury returned indictments against four city officials for alleged contract malfeasance in Toledo. Meanwhile Hancock county pioneers Dr Jan Maxwell and James Piper were reported critically ill at their home near here.
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Rev Curtis Dies In Fountain City Church Death
Special to the Banner from Fountain City Indiana reports the Reverend Curtis of the Methodist church died here on Monday. Details are brief with limited local follow up available. Funeral arrangements have not been announced as of press time.
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Durbin Divorce Proposals Dismissed Amid Budget Tension
Governor Durbin prepares a message outlining proposals on divorce, inmate reform, militia law, and state spending. The plan emphasizes economy, rejection of hospital expansion, and upholding reform contracts as current agreements expire.
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Mystery Note Tangles Town Visit In West City
A garbled report describes congressman Jim Hem enway visiting town on a Tuesday with unclear remarks. The text interleaves names and dates, then abruptly shifts to a claim of a chemical analysis of whisky sent as a New Year's gift that may reveal a plot to kill a young man and his bride on Meridian Street.
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Plot to Waylay Him: Anne at Mer te You Friend Robert Brown
A muddled account describes an attempted ambush on Robert Brown of West 1 by a group including Joachim Tragatt. The assailants reportedly planned to abduct or harm him after a homeward message, drawing in Brown’s wife and a cluster of acquaintances. Details are unclear and names are garbled.
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Girls' Industrial School program listing quality unclear
Fragmentary OCR text describes a February event at an industrial school with mentions of a program involving named individuals and activities but is unreadable and incomplete, hindering a clear summary. The readable bits reference a Thursday event at Kaleb of Campinas hall with a program including Freeney and Mrs. in progress.
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Little Girl in Court Reform School for Margaret Forbes
Margaret Forbes a 15 year old girl appeared in juvenile court after disruptive behavior at home and repeated window climbing. Judge Stubbs placed her in a reform school pending further proceedings with Mrs Kate Cub and Mrs Cordy present.
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Unclear legal opinion on marriage licenses discussed
Fragmented text suggests Joanylt in cork and county officials debating options for issuing marriage licenses. Mentions Willam Ko tests, Tuesday Tech CO, and county attorney Marte. Details are garbled with uncertain names and events, but appears to be a county clerks’ deliberation now before a board or court.
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To Be Named Tuesday At Unclear Ceremony
Fragmented OCR text suggests an upcoming event with names and dates but details are garbled. The piece mentions a Tuesday naming, an award, potential participants, and a late section about an inauguration or conclusion, with references to a printed piece by SRPPA or similar entity.
Unclear OCR fragment notes violent incident and arrest
Fragmentary report describes a violent event involving a husband and wife with references to a detested cart and a suspect sought by officers. details are garbled and obscured in the OCR text.
Police court hears loitering charge against city figure
A prominent figure faced a police court on Tuesday accused of loitering. The individual was reportedly arrested Monday evening in a Saloon in Ashlandaire area and was held on the charge of loitering as details of the case emerged from the session.
Hospital Tragedy At City Hospital Raises Questions
The Board of Health suspends three months for Misses Georgia Mink and Maudel Mendenhall after Coroner Tutewiler finds partial fault in deaths of Susie Cas and Sarah Shaw from accidental poison. Board blames hospital renovations and supports Supt. Pau Martin amid increased calamity reports. mayor Holtzman informed.
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Grand Jury Opens In Murder Case Probe
The first grand jury of the term, chaired by Judge Alford, convened Thursday morning. Deputy Prosecutor Hiranioger led the panel, which will consider the murder case against Herkivy Smith for the alleged killing of his wife, battles. Jurors named include Fret A. Haneing, James Stevenson, Henry W. Martman, George Straditag, George X. Tutte, and Pred Bonte.
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Weather Update Fair Warmer Into Wednesday
Fair conditions persist with Tuesday night and Wednesday turning warmer. Morning temperature at 7 a.m. 14 and afternoon at 2 p.m. 18.
Poisoned Whisky Mystery Sent to Omar Bradley Wife
A box of candy and a bottle of whisky sent to Omar Bradley and his wife on Thanksgiving Eve prompted a police probe. Chemical tests found quinine or arsenic in the whisky, with the note sender unknown. Candy contained suspicious white powder. two bisque babies accompanied the box. No caller has claimed responsibility. investigators seek the unknown sender “J.”
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