Japanese Drive on Kuropatkin Left Flank in Manchuria
Reads on combat shifts in Manchuria as Oyama presses Kuropatkin from the left and Tsinkhetchin changes hands. Russian and Japanese forces clash near Tsinkhetchin with nine battalions on the Japanese side and raids impacting the Siberian Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyama
Kuropatkin
Manchuria
Tong Nne
Urospatkin
Taitse River
Tsinkhetchin
Mukden
Iimitest
Liaoyang
Ontiask
Tsin‘ehetchen
Kurentkin
Iuropat
Ein
Russia
Russia Held at Fault in Baltic Fleet North Sea Clash
An international commission in Paris finds the Baltic fleet fired on British trawlers without justification and that Admiral Kinjestvensky acted under the belief of attack. Four members disagree on presence of Japanese torpedo boats, while praising the admiral’s restraint. The ruling reads as a cautious compromise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Sea
Rojestvensky
Russia
England
International Commission
Paris
Kinjestvensky
Avi
Destructive Fire Destroys Illinois Central Terminals at New Orleans
A massive blaze destroyed the Illinois Central Stuyvesant docks in New Orleans, wiping out nearly a dozen blocks of wharves and sheds, two grain elevators, and vast freight, including 12 000 barrels of sugar and thousands of bales of cotton. Firefighters and workers were among the injured as authorities estimated losses could exceed 5 million dollars. The fire quickly spread, drawing 50 000 onlookers under bright, warm skies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilinois Central
New Orleans
River Front
Stuyvesant Docks
Angar
Toolock
Centrol
Stuyvesant
Sceac
Japan Forces and Baltic Squadron in World War I Context
The article discusses Russian and Japanese naval actions, noting Russian defeats on land and sea and Japan’s aim to prevent costly Russian shipbuilding. It questions a peace condition to allow the Baltic squadron to fight, mentions Rosetvensky and Madagascar, and suggests Britain’s verdict supports British risk judgments while Russian command failures are lightly assessed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuropatzin
Japan
Russia
Mikado
Lise
Madagascar
Rosestvensky
Eltering
Elbow Sea
Saile
All Around the Globe and Notable Figures in Brief
Adeia Grant once famed as a London beauty is described in lively prose as enthusiastic vegetation. Mrs Payne Whines, a novelist loaned to He'on Har, hopes her book will be a hit. A budding trades lockout began in Dittsburg as wage committees for steam and hot water appliance manufacturers signed a uniform Builders wages agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adeia Grant
Fiesex
London
Payne Whines
Builders’ League
Dittsburg
Hat Springs Inferno Destroys Hotels Homes Citywide Fire
A massive fire swept Hot Springs destroying Grand Central listel area and central town blocks. Officials report 200 to 250 residences and many hotels and public buildings burned amid a north wind and failing water pressure. Buckets and citizen volunteers aided efforts as residents fled burning districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hati
Imaust
Chapel Street
Market Street
Central Avenue
Orange Street
Grand Avenue
Oak Street
Grand Cepstral
Lee House
Moody Hotel
Plaveau Hotel
Columbia Hotel
County Court House
First Methodist Church
Grand Central Listel
Gremen
Chizena Siml
Fre
Orenpantia
Football ethics laws push in multiple states
A report surveys proposed bills across New England to the South and Midwest targeting football players, coaches, and officials. Laws range from suspensions and fines to felony terms for repeat offenses, with additional measures affecting wife beaters and hazing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Dixie
Lightner
South Dakota
Particops
Fouth Dakota
Nebraska
Cunningham
Hamilton County
Roosevelt
Michigan
Boston
TE. DB. Callender
Susd
Kingdon
Wholesale millinery fire roars through Indianapolis district
A Sunday night blaze in Wahnley & McCrea wholesale milliners district, Indianapolis, destroyed eight buildings including three hotels. Loss climbs to about 1.5 million with major damage to the Delmetsch and Kiefer drug firms and Union station. One fireman injured. heavy wind and early snowfall limited spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Wahnley & McCrea
Grand Hotel
Georgia
Delmetseh Company
Famps
Kiefer
Delmetsch Company
Fairnley & McCrea
Tom Crane
Fahnler & McCrea Company
A. Jeiofer Drag Company
Griffith Brothers
Strauss Millinery Company
Sherman House
Savoy Elotel
St. Charles
Sr. Hf. Armstrong Company
Union Station
Strike of the Hex Hen and the cold season chatter
A whimsical dialogue features a hen and a narrator as they discuss weather and eggs. The hen resists changing her routine while references to summer and time evoke nostalgic, playful mood about seasons.
Swayne Not Guilty Florida Judge Acquitted on All Charges
The Senate acquits Judge Charles Swayne on all twelve impeachment articles. Senate votes indicate strongest guilt only on the William O Neale related article, with two thirds needed for conviction. Five managers attended. records show initial entries by the secretary as the proceedings closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Florida
Charis
Thu
Charlee
O'Neal
Penehie Swayne
Julgo Swayne
Chamber
Hows
Frances Willard statue unveiled in Washington D C
Frances E Willard statue unveiled in Statuary Hall Washington D C honoring the educator author and temperance leader born 1839 New York educated at Northwestern University Willard led the W C T U helped found the Prohibition party and wrote several books died 1897 funeral at the Temple she helped build noted in Four Track News alongside legends of the Garden of the Gods and Manitou springs connection remains cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances E. Willard
Washington
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Miss Willard
New York
Northwestern University
National Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Illinois
Prohibition Party
Woman's ‘Temple
Chicago
Dodd's Kidney Pills Claim Diabetes Cure Prospective Testimony
A Hale Indiana notice reports Mrs. L G C Bowers crediting Dodd's Kidney Pills with curing her Diabetes after years of ailment and weight loss. The advertisement asserts kidney pills heal backache Bright's Disease and prevent Rheumatism, urging cures for kidney ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale
Ind
Dodd
IL. CG. Bowers
Mrs. Bowers
Fox
Bright
Bright's
Brights
Fragmented OCR News Bits From 19th Century Archive
A garbled collection mentions Sherif Erlanger of New York advocating abolition of imprisonment for debt and Argentine minister Garcia Merou as a noted economist. It also notes a St Louis policeman Michael MacMahon’s death, a Civil War veteran Reese at Ottawa Kansas, and a dentist finding a one ounce mane pelt in the jaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif Erlanger
New York
Sie. Garcia Merou
United States
Herbert T. Hangood
Athol. Alass
United Races
Michael MacMahon
Short Strong Moment with Humorous Irishman
An old woman asks a well-to-do Irishman for a penny for a short of breath. He gives a shilling and says, Now don’t talk any more for, hegorra, ye may be short of breath, but what we have of it is meighty, strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Earm
Lyon
Missouri
Alonzo Tubbs
Gasconade County
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Mercury Warnings
Warns against mercury containing remedies for catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as mercury free. Claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. Pads testimonials and insists on genuine product. Ball's Family Pills also recommended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil
Hall
F. J. Chaney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F_ 2
Chenay & Co
Ball
Child’s Candle Ignites Bed as Dime Sparks Fire
A visitor's pride prompts a youngster to search for a lost dime under a bed with a candle. The resulting blaze nearly consumes the home until the fire department arrives. the boy admits the room caught fire but claims the door was shut and the fire cannot escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Record
Rheumatism Cure Promoted by Blood Remedies
A testimonial extols Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People as a cure for rheumatism. Mr Thomas Stephenson of 1 Greenwood Street Springer MA relates severe pains easing after using two boxes, claiming his symptoms vanished and long-term relief followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephenson
Thad
Willams
Thomas Stephenson
Greenwood Street
Springer, Mase
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