Rumors Port Arthur Fell Prompt Action Warned
Rumors from London and Washington circulated that Port Arthur had fallen, with Gen Stoessel ordered to evacuate and Japanese forces blamed for possible massacre of Russians. No official confirmation reached Tokyo or Berlin, but reports cited German papers and Scripps-MraE cables.
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London
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Port Arthur
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Aysha
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Lokal Anzeiger
Gen. Stoessel
Nogi
Oku
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Sonda
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Rome
Axenein Libera
Che Foo
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Scripps
M'Rae
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Din
Takia
Wife Accuses Husband of Spying and Abuse in Divorce Case
Mrs. Julia Tonty testifies before Judge that her husband Edmund L. Touty hired a spy to watch her and once splashed dirty water in her face during disputes over money and a chicken farm. She claims repeated harassment, threats over her inherited funds, and an arrest linked to alleged adultery as part of ongoing divorce proceedings.
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Julia Tonty
Federe
Tonty
Hans
Rody
Eherer
Bing
Ward Had Respect for His Own Life in Divorce Case
Henry Ward filed for divorce from Matty Ward after alleging he found his wife with another man. He described confronting the pair, notifying the husband of the affair, and later witnesses recounting the scene. Ward explained his restraint stemmed from respect for life and fear of jail, with further testimony pending.
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Ward
Theeault
Henry Ward
Mattie Ward
War
Tnd
Huaband
Bath
Matt
Man Sues for 15000 Over Wagon Tongue incident
A man sues for fifteen thousand alleging a wagon tongue struck by a teen carelessly across a sidewalk caused injury. The case names city officials and a contractor connected to sidewalk work. Additional notes reference a separate criminal case in which a man pled guilty to assault and received a prison sentence.
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Allert D. Bowen
Andress
Tungie Hascer
Four Tramps Cremated At Local Burial Ground
Fragmentary telegram text reports four tramps cremated amid a sequence of garbled phrases. Names, places, and exact circumstances are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a municipal or public cremation event with limited readable details.
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Scriptsiunar Telegram
Altoona
Phe Greer
Alii
Big Company Assigns and Court Discharges Murderer
A jumble of telegraph snippets reports a federal stock concern, a discredited hooker mention, and a murder case ending with a judge releasing a former broker after months of detention for the killing of a man named Cuxbagkew. Ohio revolt mentions and incomplete returns from a presidential primary circle the scene with little clear context.
Three Murdered Weber Family Fire Tragedy Revelations
In Auburn Washington a brutal triple murder occurred at the Weber home. Julius Weber his wife Mia and daughter Bertha were killed, while a fire raged and two wounded. Adolph Weber escaped. Neighbors aided as flames overwhelmed the house. Authorities deem the act the work of a madman with robbers unlikely.
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Auburn
Wak
Dulios Weber
Kremer
Weber
Bertha
Sun Jui
Rerha
Adolph Weber
Syraat
Wener
Webers
Liberty Bell Parade Opens with City Officials
Liberty Bell Parade plans call for a formal start near the Washington and Senate area with a march along Washington Street toward the tract, as officials arrange details for the formation and viewing along the route.
City Proposal on Weepney Street Delayed by Mayor
Mayor Heigman cancels the planned city action to take Weep ney Street and resumes work toward the project with a substitute plan. The change delays the street initiative while officials review alternatives and aim to complete the objective.
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Heigman
Cine
Shines Up the Premises in Local Reform Push
City official Laren Keene announces a broad set of improvements at Twin Lake centers. The plan targets facility upgrades, safety measures, and operational reforms to modernize services for residents.
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Sueakel
Byadthalten
Fragmented OCR note hints at wartime era names and legal notices
The clipping references War era topics with names like Morrill and Byers, mentions bigamy cases and a mélange of garbled place names. It appears as a damaged page fragment listing individuals, locations, and a few legal or court notices alongside stray dates and events.
Plans for New Party Campaign in Chicago
ISCHIPPS-RAE TELEGRAM reports plans to reorganize the Democratic Party in Chicago and run a mayoral campaign next spring. Leaders aim to form a strong slate, with attention to candidate selection, platforms, and securing party unity amid pending opposition signals. The message signals immediate strategic steps and internal negotiations.
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Ischipps- Rae
Chicago
New
Chiense
Tad Bryan
Heurat
Jerald
Warsia
New Garments Under Nediewari Prime Hecet Trade
Fragmented OCR text describes a local clothing trade at Catoga and Nediewari Prime Hecet with mentions of rents, bidders, and local officials. Names like John Th Blame and Charies Wo Moats appear as treasurer and presiding figures amid unclearplace references and dates.
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Catoga
John
Charies
Moats
Deserted by Husband Sparks Multiple Separations
Mrs Sallie Henleys former husband Henley vanished after deserting the family taking their three children to Virginia. She returned to Indianapolis to live with her parents stating he never came back. Local judge Jake Leathers granted her divorce. Mrs Maggie Corbin sues for divorce from a drunken husband. Mrs Eva Wood seeks divorce alleging lack of support.
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Sallie Hensies
Duke
Diverie
Hendley
Henley
Virginia
Dea
Indianapolis
Jake Leathers
Maggie Corbin
Iiverer
Corbin
Arethia
Masher Arrests and Blank Rampage Report
A fragmentary report notes an arrest related to an assault on a girl and a pole incident. It mentions George C2 ylirk and names Miss Quinn Clark and Danae, with unclear charges and sequence of events. The text is garbled and lacks clear dates or locations.
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George
Ylirk
Anther
Miss Quinn
Clark
Feels
Athens
Moreroe Ends Play Season With Crack Team This Saturday
A crack Moreroe squad concludes its playing season this Saturday outlining a strong finish. The team has impressed fans with coordinated offense and stout defense throughout the campaign.
Park Worker Webb Found Dead at Riverbank Home Park
Police and coroner investigate the death of Millam Webb a park worker found dead on the riverbank Friday morning near Corbin Park His body showed a right temple bruise a cut on the head and clues suggesting he did not fall suddenly An investigation will determine if foul play or accident caused the death and whether health trouble contributed to the outcome
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Millam Webb
Tutentierth
Webb
Ruverade Park
Tye
Wile Am
Rivee
Beez
B Moover
Frigid Iowa Weather: Snow Storm Hits Overnight
Newport reports a real winter snow storm approaching Friday night with rising temperatures through Saturday. Noon temps reach 40, 2 PM 42 as the storm moves in. Shaw Hay notes a snow event beginning Friday morning at seven, with a security concern as the storm unfolds.
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Newport
Rol
Shaw Hay
Samnt
Renore
Ype Tule
Strikers Give Up Hope in Conference Refusal
Youngstown O Nov 8 Strikers surrender hope after a heated conference with Manager TW Jenks of the American steel hoop company. The meeting produced an absolute and positive refusal to hold further talks. Local notices mention wedding rings in pawn and a Parke muntepaT pawn house handling thousands of watches and rings annually.
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Ecripps-Crae
Youngstown
Siats
Fle
TW. Jenks
Ws American Steel Hoop Company
Parke Muntepat
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