Port Arthur Siege Ends as Baltic Fleet Plans Return
Reports detail Russian private soldiers estimated at 22,434 still at arms at surrender. The Baltic fleet may return to European waters from Madagascar, with Russian reinforcements promised to General Skourepatkin before February.
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Port Arthur
Japan
Nogi
Stoessel
Cort Arthur
Steessel
Madagascar
Aas
Pacifc
Pacific
Rojestvensky
Manchuria
Shokhe
Skourepatkin
Verge of Churchgoing Epoch Prophesied by Dr Hillis
Dr Hillis predicts a sweeping religious revival across the country marking a new era in faith and understanding He argues science has shifted doctrine from creation to a view of God continually renewing the world and living with humanity as miracles fade in significance The sermon at Plymouth Church Brooklyn emphasizes a nearing spiritual revival and a rebirth of belief in daily life.
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Hillis
Seivell
Piyemouth Church
Brooklyn
Chicago
Fle
Tle
Qian
Fragmented OCR item about Vanderbilt family and New York visit
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a Vanderbilt family member and a known New York event or figure. It references dusting bric a brac and a brief note about a dog, with unclear details and attribution.
Warpath Hatfields and Hatfield Duty feud in West Virginia
The Hatfields and Duty family feud in Mingo County West Virginia escalates with killings and threats. Nine Duty brothers vow vengeance after George Measley killed Mary Hatfield and Kalver Duty leaders seek retaliation as the feud resurfaces with renewed violence and alledged murders.
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Virginia
Fort Fin
Mingo County
Karver Duty
Hatfield
George Measley
Mary Slatfield
Anse
Lensley
Devil
Shind Creek
Tatfield
Mors
Jake Duty
Cap Etatfield
Marlen Duty
de Lintys
West Virgin
Twattelds
Aaron Lintfield
Mary leCos
Weaders
My Tualy
Tetias Tratfield
HL. J. Ssllis
Johnson Hatfield
Wayne Hatfield
Hatfeld County
Tadillus
Will Liatfield
Quips From a Turbulent Era Spur Fractured Views
A collage of snappy social and political quips from multiple papers mocks divorce, religion, law, and politics. It notes diplomats, judges, and leaders in satire while signaling public concerns with morality, power, and reform in late 19th to early 20th century press.
Mitchell Indicted for Conspiracy to Defraud Government
Article reports United States Senator John Fl. Mitchell of Oregon under federal indictment for conspiracy to defraud the U.S. government and defrauding land officials. It notes Attorney Hall’s dismissal and promises of further indictments, with Hermann also charged. It covers Mitchell’s long career and name change, plus context on public benefaction trends and major donors like Carnegie and Rockefeller.
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United States
Northwest
Washington
John Fl. Mitchell
Ohegon
Mitchell
Hall
Oifice
Hitchcock
Pinger Hermann
Termann
Ite
Pennsylvania
John Ipate
Johar Ti. Mitchell
California
Steece
United States Senate
Veternans
Senate
Binger- Hermann
Congress
Sioner
McBinney
Tie
Adams Seated as Colorado Governor After Court Order
In Denver on Saturday Alva Adams, Democrat, was declared Colorado governor following a court ruling. Counts showed Adams 123,078 to 115,504, withほ a 6.77 percent plurality. Court ordered election officials to deliver ballots to the legislature which later annulled Friday actions and formalized Adams’s certification and inauguration.
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Gev. Lingenit
Diaviss
Minte
Alva Adatist
Unclear OCR Fragment Surfaces Names and Roles
Fragment reports various names and titles including Maj. Gen. George T. Gillespie and Edward C. Stokes with references to patents, aviation, and publications. The legible parts indicate discussions of military figures and a series of books but many words are garbled, yielding incomplete events and unclear timelines.
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Aleta
United Ren
George T. Gillespie
Hemor
Edward C. Stokes
Aobacheler
Executive Aviatsion Bas
Tien
Insiers
Governor McLane Urges New Hampshire Legislation
In a Boise address to the Idaho Legislature Governor McLane from Milford urged passage of a law targeting polygamy and urging a punitive measure tied to urine. The report notes legislative actions including Sid Cantwell’s election as Speaker and Dirbin’s message read on day two.
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John McLane
Milford
New Hampsh
Concord
Idaho
Boise
Tanner Dever
M. A. Elanna
Iepublican
Sidney Cantwell
Blackford County
Grev
Dirbin
Jota TL
Nebraska
Claus
Ans
Sr. Louis
Missouri
Orenani
Ai Samtepes
First US gains from the Spanish American War era
The Weekly Historian notes the opening of Havana port to American vessels as the war's first benefit. It mentions London stock declines amid peace overtures, Sweden and Prussia curbing corn exports, a decided siege of Gibraltar, Bonaparte letting the Pope call bishops to abjure oaths, Spain seeking aid to quell unrest in Alexica, and English ships capturing a Spanish vessel with 260000 dollars and indigo.
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United States
England
Spain
Havana
London
France
Gibraltar
Bonaparte
Alexica
Seventy Five Years Ago Highlights and Global Tidbits
Seventy five years ago reports note Prussia halving wine duties due to scarce vintage. A Bolivar proclamation calls Bogota for a Colombian constituent congress to draft a constitution. Bourgeois print tech, Lib Germany uses Philistines for Conservatives. General Guerrero resigns Mexico presidency. Bustamante forms new government. French Chamber approves 5000000 francs loan. Brooklyn and Williamsburg unite as a single city. A presidential veto explained in Congress. Castilla defeats Echenique and enters Lima. Fanshawe pursues Cuban slave trade suppression. Prussia opens coast trade to England. Juarez invites foreign volunteers to join its forces. Hood retreats from Decatur, Alabama under Stedman, pressed. Chicago mass meeting forms a 30-member cleansing committee for the Chicago River. Court martial trials begin in Chicago treason cases in Cincinnati.
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Prussia
Bolivar
Bogota
Colombia
Charles Garbier
Liberal Party
Germany
Guerrero
Mexico
Bustamente
Brooklyn
Wiliamsburg
New York
Congress
Harbor Hill
Castilla
Echenique
Lima
Fanshawe
Cuba
England
Alexicc
Hood
Decamr
Ala
Stednan
Chicago
Citizens 2
Chiggo River
Cincingat
Oklahoma and Arizona Statehood Prospects and Resources
A discussion of Oklahoma and Arizona potential statehood amid population, agricultural, mining, and railroad growth. It notes expected populations, bank deposits, rail capacity, irrigation prospects, and mineral wealth as factors shaping the admission debate.
Admission of Two New Stars Alters Unitized Roster
A report notes two new stars added to the lineup at AUTA and a Six venated debt stirrim, affecting the unitel resertion. Officials announced changes amid reorganizations and implications for the fourth of a certain observance.
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Auta
Siak
Garibaldi Rejects Pension as Italian Finances Strained
A garbled report notes Garibaldi refused a pension grant from the Italian Parliament due to weak national finances. A Hazleton wage conference between anthracite operators and miners ended in disagreement, with a coal strike feared. The Tinels Central Railroad Company refused to renew a year-old agreement blocking free passes on connecting lines into Chicago. General Sheridan assumed command of the Department of the Gulf in New Orleans to quell lawlessness tied to war claimants and state governance. The piece also mentions Native American tensions in Indian Territory and a royal proclamation in Alphaensa, with garbled surrounding items from the era.
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Garibaldi
Hazleton
Tinels Central Railroad Company
Chicago
Geemral Sheridan
Department of the Gulf
New Orleans
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