Massacre and Riots Stir City After Funeral Attacks
The government suppresses a riot as Cossacks slaughter hundreds including women and children. After Sunday violence, Jews are barred from burial and bodies secretly buried. A 50,000-strong mob ransacks Liquor shops, kills police and soldiers, and sets fires on Thiotr gon street with firefighters hindered. A Jewish girl dies from a police volley at Merkel Square.
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Lods
Thiotrgon Street
Aie Hanor Shen
Uberty
Merkel
Riots Hit Russian Cities Bring Street Warfare
Reports from three days of fierce clashes in Lots between rioters and Russian troops kill or wound thousands. Black Friday in Takaose mirrors Red Sunday in St. Petersburg. After a lull, heavy reinforcements arrived and shooting resumed as bodies lay in the streets and Cossacks looted valuables.
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Takaose
St. Petersburg
Ripples of Gossip Stir Cripps The Carrier Case
In a fragment from CRIPPS THE CARRIER, Mrs Merritage contends with gossip over silk stockings tied to Gracie’s fate and a coroner’s inquest. Russel Overslade, with Mrs Merritage’s aid, investigates suspected contrivances by Mrs Sharp while Grace wanders in a spring wood, fearing a lurking threat. Grace encounters a rabbit-skin bearer and sketches a tense, uncertain mood in Oxfordshire.
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Grace
Denle
Mrs. Sharp
Overshute
Russel
Gracie
Overshire
Farveine
Ana
Kessel
Kaline
Hushand
Ussel
Amy
Louiak
Mondagy
Cirace
Ethin
Eatti
Dues
Pelther
Grace Oglwunter
Waal
Delghould Grae
Ana Xehenal
Ae Weave
Oxfordshire
Carley
Kablit
Polish Riots and Barricades Parade in Warsaw Violence
Widespread clashes erupt as carts form barricades in city streets. Cavalry cannot charge due to wires while rioters seize arms and fire upon troops. Dawn brings terror with women and children among victims. The fighting continues through the day as authorities struggle to regain control.
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Warsaw
Pendagnes
Fred
Big cattle shipments move north on long palace stock cars
Fragments describe long trains of stock cars hauling cattle from south to north. The garbled text mentions rail movements, markets, feed shortages, and looming pressures on transport and fodder, with references to river routes and logistic strain.
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Roth
AERA
Russia Suffers Through Year of Internal Strife and Rioting
Reports from St Petersburg to Moscow describe a year of internal dissension in Russia with armed clashes in Lodz and widespread bloodshed. Protests against autocracy sparked by the assassination trial and industrial discontent led to police crackdowns, injuries, and property losses across major cities.
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Laysia
Lodz
Aupire
Waresii
Moscovy
Cranstale
Fair Bark
Lrussian
Empire
Ncv
Petersburg
Switzerland
Penople
St. Betersburg von Tree
Sasmeff
Miniater von Plehve
Wagan
Tyne
Gaver
Aspire Oh Sam
Iran
Czar W
St. Petersboro
Father Crapo
la Soldiega
Owas
Tate
Mau
Jebomnd
Kibek
Orie
Old Thames Docks Offer A Gritty Beauty Of The Riverfront
The article describes docks along the north bank of the river with warehouses and warehouses’ façades, noting the industrial scenery and the atmosphere created by ships, lurching cranes, and dusty yards. It contrasts the lack of picturesque charm with the stark impressive scale and life of the riverfront.
Unclear OCR Fragment Hints at Rail Safety Mystery
Fragmentary text references a rail setting and a mysterious scene with names and dates unspecific. It mentions a player and a date hint, but critical details are illegible, leaving the core event and locations obscured.
Unclear OCR snippet about a bid and cash offer
Fragmented text mentions a person or group named Bebly and a bid of 77 000 with a potential 50 cash offer and second-hand items. The readable parts are disjoint and do not form a complete report or identifiable event.
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Toda
Cripps
R.D. Blackmore
Belured Beckiey
Tobe
Secial Deme Party
Prith
Massiera
Praca Police
Edo
Amd
Lols
Prat Nore
Old Thames Docks
Cotor
Londo
Notlon
Crtheriong
Wootriek
Aeelbery
Anutier
Beech Soetta
Wien
Yale
Chance Ta Baby
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