Battle to End Surrender Marks Intense World War II Action
Descriptive dispatches report Stoessel’s steadfast refusal and a fierce Japanese assault. Massed bleu troops surge, with thousands reported slain in the doomed citadel as Russian commanders reject the Mikado’s offer. A U.S. right persists amid noncombatant peril in the besieged area.
Location of Hills From Which Japan Bombarded Port Arthur
The Paris dispatch reports Russian Port Arthur garrison resisting Japan by bombardment from hills above the fortress. Japanese advances press the inner citadel while fires rage within the city. Mines and heavy shelling threaten the defenses as the fleet burns and the citadel endures a final infantry assault.
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Port Arthur
Russia
Japan
Yast
Gte
Barber Basin
Javan
Sushiyen
Lung Mountain
Linuth
White Wolf Hill
Takushen
Wolf Hill
Betreen
Wolf Hi
War News in Brief From the Fronts
Fragmentary report details naval clashes near Saghalin and Port Arthur with Japanese forces advancing and Russian ships damaged. Mentions shells and ships, sailors and hospitals, amid broader Sino-Russian conflict with Shanghai tensions rising and generals retreating.
Uprising Talks and Fleet Battles Shape Far East War
An officer carrying a truce demand for surrender at Port Arthur fails to move Gen Stoessel and the Mikado’s forces vow to fight to the death. Far East fighting continues with Japanese assaults on Port Arthur defenses and heavy attacks on Liautiet forts as naval actions near Vladivostok shift attention to damaged ships and uncertain Russian casualties.
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Lave
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Vladivostok
Éone
Rurik
Russia
Gromoboi
Iaminmira
Marrizon
Stoessel
Nosgi
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Hind
Port Arthur
Liauti
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Jossin
Branmimera
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Tornado Deaths and Destruction Across St Louis and Venice
A small tornado struck a North St Louis residence district Friday causing one death and about fifty injuries with $100000 in property damage. The storm crossed the Mississippi into Venice Illinois killing Mrs M G Beal and injuring ten others with additional property loss. John Effington of St Louis died when debris from a building at Madison Cooper Works collapsed.
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Mississippi River
Illinois
Venice
M. G. Beal
Lil
John Effington
St. Louis
Madison Cooper Works
Nineteenth
Angelrodt
Broadway
Braman Street
Ilinois
Madison
Lieder- Branz
Madison Copper Works
John Blington
Granite City
Breaka Storm Wrecks Madison Area and Riverfront
A tornado struck St Louis and Madison causing extensive damage across the riverfront. Buildings, a hall, and the Niedringhaus rolling mill suffered losses while a ferry survived a deadly strike. Eleven passengers were buried in a Broadway car wreck but escaped major injury.
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Broadway
Sommers. Bros.” Tailoring Manufacturing Company
Niedringhaus
Russo Japanese War Interests and Notable Figures Amid Turbulence
A fragmented, older news fragment notes Togen’s interest in the Russo Japanese War. It mentions Martin Flume as a novelist writing equally well in Spanish and Japanese, Caesar Decock linked to a Bohemian war death and a fortune over $50,000 in three years, Pope Pius seeking to curb cardinal incomes, and Sarasate still playing the same violin at age 60. The report also references Theodore Bredikhine’s death as a noted astronomer, and a vague note about exploration and wealth in Stanley’s ventures.
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Martin Flume
Caesar Decock
St. jXubelik
Pope Pius
M. Ture
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Yvelado
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Sarasate
Russia
Theodore Bredikhine
Moa
Stanley
Oes Gabrivie
Eulry
Prairie market prices and livestock quotes
Fragmented OCR shows terms for oats wheat corn rye and clover seed alongside cattle hogs and sheep prices. It lists shipping steers hogs sheep and lambs with mixed quality ranges and a New York reference.
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New,York
Trusts Discussed at State Convention Nominates Governors
The state convention at W. Va nominated John J. Cormwell for governor while Eugene Parker, brother of the presidential Democratic nominee, is a clerk in Astoria. The Nebraska convention nominated Clarence B. Swander for governor amid calls for female suffrage and a Democratic vice presidential nomination speech by Henry Glassaway Davis at Whitehall Springs.
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W. Wa
John J. Cormwell
Eugene Parker
S Gro Merry Gerk
Astoria
Nebraska Trenibidon
Clarence BE. Swander
Henry Glassaway Davis
Whitehut Springs
W. Yva
Gelliver
Laws
Bencator Roosevelt
Ecarapsi Enis
Lavisiars
Remaniiane
Wheat Soars to Record Chicago Price on Wheat Market
Wheat futures reach 1.3556 a bushel on Friday at the Chicago Board of Trade after heavy Northwest rains forecast more rust and crop damage. Experts estimate North Dakota South Dakota and Minnesota combined yield under 100 million bushels, halving prior forecasts. Corn rises as weather harms wheat while Argentine demand strengthens.
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Wrest
SE Louis
Eura
South
Louisville
Pittsburg
Chicago
Board of Trade
Thomas Shevlin
Minneapolis
Northwest
North Dakota
South Dakota
Minnesota
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