Port Arthur siege and Siberian exile report
Dispatches recount the ongoing Port Arthur assault with partial success for Japanese forces and looming starvation of Russian defenders, while another report from St Petersburg details scientist Lavrivotich Telle’s imprisonment, exile, and harsh treatment under Minister Plehve, including solitary confinement and transport to a banishment in Sibir.
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Lavrivotich
Scrippe-M'Rae Cablegrab
Petersburg
M. Lavrivotich
Earle
Siberia
Ruséia
M. Plehve
Nolice
Fie Wan
Streria
Bla
Bitter Cold in Manchuria Soldiers Die on Duty
A Tokto cable reports bitter Manchurian cold with troops under Field-marshal Oyama and Gen. Kuropatkin confronting each other near the Shahke river. Five sentinels of Gen. Kuruk were found frozen to death at their posts. Meanwhile in St Petersburg a Zemstvo delegation’s constitution demands face czar officials as talks stall. The program seeks equal rights habeas corpus liberty of press and compulsory education with a constitutional framework likely soon.
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M'Rae Cabli
Rome
Tokto
Manchuria
Shahke River
Oyama
Kuropatkin
Kuruk
Scripps-M'Rae
ST. Petersburg
Zemstyos
M. Chirom
Prince Blirsky
Terace Mira
On Serious Charge J T Valentine Named Leader
J T Valentine president of the Iron Motders' Unison of North America faces a warrant charging aiding and abetting alleged dynamite outrages tied to a Cincinnati strike. He is in custody as the case unfolds amid a cloud of accusations and ongoing investigations.
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J.T. Valentine
Iron Motders’ Unison of
North America
Atrike
Cincinnati
Mr. Valentine
Wen Pisses
Cp. Wulschsera
Russian Commissariat Meat Preservation Backfires
Reports from St. Petersburg disclose a sensational departmental memo detailing failed meat preservation methods that spoiled thousands of pounds. Soldiers refused to eat it, and hundreds of railroad cars carrying clothing and provisions were lost amid public calls for government remedies.
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Scripps-M'Rae
ST. Petersburg
Provialona
Tramp Arrested in Detroit Amid Filthy Plot Claims
Otto Ganz, described as a filthy vamp, was arrested on Grand River Avenue for suspected bexsing. Police found from clothing 1400 shares mining stock 60 shares to 4 arl works a deed of 18 NYC lots and $1.65 in cash. Ganz, claiming Columbus origins, gave a sketchy self history and was remanded to jail as investigators probe potential mental imbalance.
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Iscripps-Mare Telegip AM
Detroit
Otto Ganz
Grand River Ave
Gane
New York City
Ganz
Columbus
Tel
Justice Hellers
Wite
His Stepson's Fault in Custody Case Heard in Judge McMaster Court
The case of James Carter against Alvarce from Eliza Corer was heard in Judge Mc Master’s court. On Monday the judge took the matter under advisement amid charges of cruelty and abandonment. Mrs. Carter filed a cross complaint claiming abandonment three times. She admitted her husband left once but alleged his wife’s quarrels made the home tense.
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James Carter
Alvarce
Eliza Corer
Soldiers sent to Zeigler miners strike order amid unrest
From Springfield telegrams the Army moves Company Fourth Infantry from Carbondale to Zeigler to restore order at the Leiter mines. Maj. Satterfield reports being fired on and miners trying to blow up his camp. Sheriff Stein later says the situation quiet but needs more troops. Gen. Scott questions the severity and urges restraint.
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M' Rae
Springfield
Appel
Stein
Hoon
Scott
Company Fourth Infantry
Carbondale
Zeigler
Leiter
Scottiso
Keowee
Satterfield
Sherif Stein
Waiting for tools to enforce city smoke ordinance
Building-Inspector Stanley says enforcement hinges on receiving testing instruments. Asked when the apparatus will arrive, he cites awaiting council appropriation. A smoke inspector is employed but currently performs only incidental duties until funding is approved.
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Stanley
Cannell
Missouri Pacific May Want It
World warns Senator Clark of Montana plans to visit St Louis to confer with Benster Elkins West Virginia Senator Kearne Utah and Fr C Kearny of Missouri about the Los Angeles San Pedro Matt Lake railroad sale. It suggests the Missouri Pacific may want the road. A makeshift laboratory effort is under way with a $2,000 appropriation to establish a temporary facility using borrowed materials from local physicians and chemists, expected to be functional in about three weeks.
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Missouri Pacific
M'Rae
Kanaas City
Senator Clark
Montana
St. Louia
Benster Elkins
West Virginia
Kearne
Utai
Fr. C. Kearny
Missouri
Genatoria Randiate
San Pedro & Matt Lake
Chlabneht & Bacterbidgical Laboratory
Keene
New Jury For Nan Patterson Trial Struck by Illness
In New York on Monday Judge Davis discharged the jury in the Nan Patterson murder case after juror Edward J Dressler suffered a stroke. Doctors said he cannot continue as juror, prompting a new panel to be drawn for a trial set for December 5. Patterson remains in Tombs prison awaiting the rescheduled proceedings.
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New York
Nan Patterson
Caesar Young
Davis
Edward J. Dressler
Dressler
Rand
Davila
Talesmen
Miss Patterson
Tombs
The Tale of Seven Little Oysters
Johnson, a muscular prize fighter, bought seven oysters in a restaurant on Washington Street. He found seven again after counting the quart and accused DeWitt of shorting him. A fight ensued with biting and a knife alleged, Johnson was arrested and to be tried. he plans to prosecute DeWitt for assault and a drunkard husband claim. Mrs Wirz Schied seeks divorce due to her husband’s drinking.
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Mort Johnson
Samuel Dewitt
E. Washingtonst
DeWits
DeWitt
Johnson
Johneon
DeWity
Hig
Ausband
Wirz
Schied
Dix
Martin Schied
River and Harbors Bill Faces House Committee Review
Washington November 28 The river and harbor bill to be proposed to the coming Congress is under formal consideration by the House Committee in Washington. The measure contemplates a large expenditure with preliminary matters to frame a general rivers and harbors program. The committee will later visit Wilmington North Carolina to examine suggested improvements there.
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House Committee
Washington
Scripps-M'Rae
Reberal Ivers
Wilmington
N.C
She Returns Home After Month Absence
Mrs. Jennie Blade of New York University returns to her home with two children after a month away. Her neighbor 11 year old Petie Hochdorfer accompanied her during the absence. The report notes the family’s reunion and specifies the woman’s schooling.
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Homenick
Jennie Blade
New York
Petie’ Hochdorfer
Neglected Transvaal Statue Erection Before Boer War
A planned colossal statue honoring Kruger in Pretoria’s Church Square was only partly built. The base was laid in a timber yard near Lourenco Marques wharf, but the statue ordered by the Transvaal government was delivered and could not be conveyed to Pretoria, remaining neglected and almost forgotten.
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Kruger
Transvaala
Krugr
Church Square
Pretoria
Transvaal
Detegoa Bay
Lourenso Marques Wharf Company
Twelve Killed in Big Sewer Collapse at City Line
A sewer cave in at King's Highway and Arsenalet buries city laborers. firemen report 12 believed dead and several bodies recovered. The incident follows a broader pattern of accidents at the World’s Fair City, with search efforts continuing as authorities confirm casualty estimates.
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King’s Highway
Araenabal
Iscripps-Arab ‘Telegram
ST. Lows
King's Hishway
Arsenalet
Iire Desartment
Burglars Flee After Creamery Safe Break In
Four men, David Lykens Frank Conrby James Matin and Charles Conn, roused by a safe blow at the Fonda creamery, opened fire on three robbers in the street. One was shot, another fled leaving blood at nearby houses, the third escaped unharmed.
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Scripps-M'Rre
Fonda
David Lykens
Frank Conrby
James Matin
Mareshall
Charles Conn
Fande Creamery Company
Hyer
Ray Is In Again After Relentless Past Troubles
Ray Jom Ray an old offender known to police for years is in trouble again. Hides stolen at Danville were traced to near his houseboat on White River. He was arrested and taken to the police station, then placed in holding.
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Jom Ray
Ray
Danville
White River
Divorce Suit Filed by Mrs Mongold Against Krongold
Mrs Alina Mongold files for divorce from George Krongold of Center township citing alleged intoxication and failure to provide, accusing him of drink and neglect in the marriage.
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Alina Mongold
George Krongold
Center Township
Femn
One White Button and Black Thread in Murder Mystery
Gay, wife of a farmer near Agency Missouri, was murdered by an unknown negro. A white button sewn with black thread found at her home could identify a suspect. Police traced clothing worn by a man seen near the house and a neighbor named Smith, with a shirt missing from the farm.
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Mire
Gay Fo
Gro
Agency
Scripps
Rae
ST. Joseph
Sto
Ommelal
Gay
Agensy
Cutler
Smith
Local court fines parents for truancy
Afr and Mrs Peyton Blackwen each paid fines and were penalized after their children Chloe, Me, and Herrehet skipped school. Judge Stubbs suspended sentences after parental promises to keep kids in school and warned of fines for future truancy.
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Peyton Blackwen
Ahnige Stubbs
Stubbs
Theft charge details in Johnson case involving poultry
William Johnson defends accusation that a teen stole six chickens valued at 915 dollars, five Reese, and 13 ducks valued at Wh, belonging to Samuel Ferguson. Johnson mentions a four sentence verdict and a six bomb penalty on the workhorse.
Water company progress discussed at city hall meeting
ANOTHER CONFERENCE Vice-president Boyd of the Indianapolis water company Mayor Holtzman and City engineer Jeup met at the mayor's office Monday to discuss progress on improvements. Boyd assured the mayor that the new 38 inch main would soon be laid to Indiana avenue and that other improvements were progressing toward completion.
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Boyd
Indianapolis Water Company
Holtzman
Jeup
Water Company
Indiana
Russia and Britain Invite U S Navy Leader for Dogger Bank Probe
Count Cass Russian ambassador and Sirorti mer Durand British ambassador visited the state department on Monday and jointly invited the United States to name a high ranking naval officer to participate in the international inquiry into the Dogger Bank incident. Admiral Dewey and Rear Admiral Chadwick are among those being considered.
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Iscrippe M'Rar
Washington
Cass
Sirortimer Durand
State Department
United States
United States Navy
Dogger Bank
Dewey
French F. Chadwick
Valentine Bond Posted For Malicious Destruction Case
R J Valentine, president of the International Molders Union of North America, was arraigned before Judge Leaders on charges of aiding and abetting in the material destruction linked to the Eureka Iron Foundry plot. He waived examination and was bound over to the grand jury on a $2,000 bond, argued by Councilman Mullen.
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Valentine
Scripps-Wrae
Cincinnate
Joseph Valentine
International Malders’ Union of North America
Eureka Iron Foundry
Mullen
President Roosevelts Special Train Reaches Indianapolis
President Roosevelt’s special train arrives in Indianapolis at 7:35 am and departs at 7:45 am en route to Washington. Police and porters monitor the station for security as crowds await the president.
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Indianapolis
Washington
Mr. Roosevelt
Hugger Sentenced for Bribery Incident in Wilmington
Henry Tavison referred to as “Jack the Kiyger” was fined and sentenced to a year in the workhouse by Judge Cochran after a Saturday incident involving Mrs. Miers McCauphey in Wilmington. The telegram report notes Tavison’s conviction for brabbli ng actions described in the court filing.
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Scripps-Urae
Wilmington
Henry Tavison Counred
Jack
Kyeger
Dudge Cochran
Brabblig
Miers McCauphey
Saturdey Wizat
Revolvers Gone Up Arrest in Pinto Theft Incident
William Smith was arrested Sunday night on charges of stealing a Pinto from George Warner. Police noted his suspicious movements as he sat and then stood, uncovering Warner's revolver under his car. Smith admitted the theft and demanded $7 plus costs.
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William Smith
George Warner
Smith
Able
Warner
Hhe Guy
Water pressure tests planned for Tadley water works
The Tadley water company sought Board of Works action to ensure strong water pressure. President Traviy inspected main gates and engine houses to gauge pressure. The Board has not acted yet. City engineer Jeup and the company will conduct multiple pressure tests this week.
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Tadley
Suit for Receiver in Cape Net Automobile Co Case
Alfred D. Vite sues in circuit court for a receiver for the Cape Net automobile company of Indianapolis founded years ago. The plaintiff claims the company owes about 1000 and that its property will be tied up if a receiver is not appointed. James L. Barnett was named receiver as the suit proceeds. Also notes Armour packing plant opening and various fraternal notices in Pembroke and Virginia avenues.
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Alfred D. Vite
Cape Net Automobile Company
Indianapolis
Hitz
James L. Barnett
Pem'rad
Sioum City
Armour
Aldi i
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