Russians fight to hold line as Japan presses in Mukden region
Amid a brutal retreat thousands of Russians stream northward under heavy Japanese shelling. Casualties reach into the tens of thousands with estimates of 100000+ Russian losses and 200000 total for both sides. Japanese casualties and prisoners mount as forces clash near Tie Pass and Tieling.
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Karopatkin
Tass
Gauguet
Japan
Nogi Oxu
Tie Pass
Owith
Tokio
Mukden
Tieling
Europathia
Beyween
Fushun
Commissioner Garfield's Beef Report Supports Packers
The Garfield beef investigation report concludes packers Swift Co Mor ris Co and others controlled less than half the U S beef supply and profits per head averaged 90 cents With detailed records the study argues beef prices rose from cattle shortages not packer gouging and asserts capitalizations are not excessive The report drawn from 1904 data is considered reliable and thorough
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Corporations
Garfield
Chicago
House of Representatives
Aggaxmour & Co
Swift & Co
Nelsth Morris & Co
Roosevelt
United States
Commans- Slonex
Enf& In
Totel
Salzer Seed Co Offers How-To Fodder Seed Promotion
An advertising notice touts seeds for fodder crops with claims of high yields per acre and per ton. It urges readers to send to John A Salzer Seed Co in Wisconsin for samples and seeds to boost farm yields in 1965.
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Victoria Hope
John A. Salzer
Strictly Business and Fortune Telling Beliefs
A terse note questions belief in fortune telling within business culture. It mentions the mercantile rate and a person named Pocha, suggesting uncertainty about such practices in commerce.
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Peoa
Cuticura Pills and Blood Purging Claims
Fragmented OCR notes describe Cuticura Pills marketed for cooling and cleansing the blood. Mentions of chocolate tastes and a reference to twenty dry years appear amid garbled lines. The text includes peculiar phrases and unclear dates, with unclear claims about health benefits.
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Akpeenve
Ramadios
Saaz
Woman The Mystery By Henry Herman Chapter XIII Duel and Amnesia
Walter Grayden and Denon travel to a Confederate camp near Richmond. Walter proposes a pistol duel to settle Denon’s fate while planning a guard against capture. After a shootout, both are wounded and captured by Union forces. Walter loses memory of his past while Denon aids him in the Savage Station field hospital.
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Richmond
Main Street
Walter
Denon
Williamsburg
Pines
Williamsburg Stage Road
Charles City Road
Hull
Alabama
Meh
Bin
Joe
Confederacy
Gnard
Waller
Deaon
Alowir
Buliet
Gad Walter
Ana Noaty
Frasier
Federal Feld
Savage Station
Richmond and
York River
Welter
Nan
de Bardinot
Nationals
Efe
Science
Walker
Savtion
de Bardot
de Bardinet
Second National Guards
Seine
Helene
Jack Adams
Louisiana
Walter Glaydes
Wallen
Walter Grayden
Lord Yorley
Paris
Ustrome Parlone
Jean Lemure
Helene Lemure
Lemure
Wales
Navy recruiting scheme sparks budget controversy and delay
Navy officers handling recruiting duty allegedly exploit a Treasury fund by padding expenses. Comptroller Tracewell rules expenses must be limited, fueling debate over whether officers can travel to multiple cities for recruitment. The plan aims to fill 1,500 ships’ crews but faces congressional scrutiny and potential disruption.
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Navy
Tracewell
Robin Hood
Baltimore
St Louis
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Denver
Comptroller
Secretary of the Navy
Congress
Seaboard
Army
Speech Jumble Reveals Reading Confusion at Dentist Visit
A dialog shows Smithby admitting needing glasses while the dentist questions a garbled newspaper word. The exchange centers on deciphering whether the text read “bhidding” or “blind ag” and concludes the correct word was “bull dogs Judge.”
Disappointed Refusal Near Ti Revealed by Neli-Yes
Nei-Yes refused him and nearly broke her near Ti. Stelle-Encalis Neli-Yes learned that ytobadn't broken his. Phitaée 16 Laiger.
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Stelle
Phitaée
A New Jersey Ad Offers Cure All For Kidney Woes
A faded ad from 1901 promotes Pisso’s Cure for kidney and back ailments. It features testimonials from W Renof of Philadelphia and Milburn Con health, claiming dramatic relief after “four years” of suffering. The piece includes prices, addresses, and a brief humor gag about a birthday gift and a bill.
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Fee W. Renof
North Es Street
Philadelphia
Penny
W. Nenovy
Tria Milburn Con
W. Renofe
Domentie
Mrs Chadwick Convicted On Seven Counts In Conspiracy
Mrs Cassie L Chadwick was found guilty on seven counts of conspiring to defraud the United States by issuing certified checks without funds through Citizens National Bank of Girlin Ollie. The verdict sparked a courtroom scene as Chadwick protested her guilt and collapsed after the reading. The trial highlighted her alleged multi million dollar fraud operations and involved Andrew Carnegie as a named figure in forged notes.
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Gleveland
Chad- Wwick
Andrew Gwarnegie
Steel
Chadwick
Carnegie
Ani
United States
Citizens’ National Bank of
Weather contrasts North and South Across North America
Early February saw bitter winter in the Western States with trains delayed and cattle suffer, while Western Canada enjoyed mild, pleasant conditions. A St Paul paper contrasts warm arctic breezes in Canada with deadly Cold in Texas and the South. January settlers to Canada surge, with government agents planning March and April excursions for newcomers.
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Canada
St. Paul
Arctic
Calgary
St Paul
Texas
Paul
Omaha
Serosa
Havre
Mount
Tercrees
Williston
N. D
Miles City
Mont
Medicine Hat
Cam
Tere
Can
Ees-Ese- Saatiss
Edmonton
Cal
Leadville
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Terrible
Ered Hermann
Messenger Boy
Smith's Jewelry Store
Emith
Bank of Montreal
Winnipes
Angus
James Coolidge Carter
York
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Goojoss
Yale
Prue
Akel
Grove
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Aster
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Petarite
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