Rumored Russian German Alliance Gains Attention
Reports from St. Petersburg and Stockholm discuss rumors of a Russia Germany alliance supplanting France's position. Observers warn political shifts could reshape balance, with Germany viewed as more eager to cooperate and expand influence in Europe and Asia Minor.
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St. Petetraburg
Clemenceau
Germany
France
Beltranta
Russia
Japan
Stockholm
St. Petersburg
Europe
Asia Minor
Ching
Far East
Near
Fae
Russians Lose Heavily In Terrible Battle
News from the Liao Yang area cites a brutal clash with nearly 50 000 combatants where Japanese assaults failed to break Russian lines. Heavy casualties plagued both sides with 7500 to 15000 killed or wounded reported, while ships at Port Arthur faced disarmament and ongoing bombardments. Simultaneous fires in Manila and a Paducah meteorite strike add to a day of dramatic calamities and shifting fronts.
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Liao Yang
Ki Ropannin
An Ping
Lian Dien Sian
An Shan Shan
Port Arthur
Askold
Grotlovel
Shanghai
Gen
Sloesel
Sukharoff
St Teterslore
Toldo
Port Artur
Harlin
Snow Predicts Wheat Shortage in Midwest
Chicago expert A. W. Snow warns winter and spring wheat combined may fall below 70, predicting a national crop under 550,000,000 bushels. He cites poor yields across Ohio to North Dakota, with Nebraska and South Dakota badly hit and corn prospects disputed.
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Chicago
A. W.o'snow
Ohio
Mississippi
Missouri
Indiana
Michigan
Noetraskea
Kansas
Dakotas
Wisconsin
Towa
Minnesota
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wise
North Dakota
Misseta
Lowe
Russian Left Flank Reported Turned In War News
White officials say no side has gained advantage. Reports claim Japanese success at Liao Yan and Fort Arthur. Russians say they repulsed attacks near Liao Yone with heavy losses while asserting a battalion was wrecked. Port Arthur remains a focal point with claims of large Japanese funds and Ling Yang forces equal to Japanese strength.
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Tollo Nasert
Europatkin
Liao Yan
Saklaroff
Liao Yone
Kuroparkin
Port Arthur
Jap- Anca Gey
Liao Vang
Mindariag
Ling Yang
Ahout
Sues County for Damages in Sheriff Ouster Suit
Cripple Creek Colorado reports Henry M. Robertson former sheriff petitions Die tdel Court to oust Edward Dell from the office and seek 5000 damages for alleged usurpation and threats after Robertson resigned amid mining strike turmoil. He cites June 6 events at Armory Hall with doors barred and a warning of death.
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Cripple Creek
Colo
Telluride County
Dietdel
Henry M. Robertson
Edward Dell
Robertson
Armory Hall
Sherif
Russians abandon Liao Yang as Japanese advance
Russian forces retreat north of the Titee river leaving Liao Yang to Japanese control as General Kuropatkin shifts to delay the invaders. Kuroki’s flank move forces fate of the battle near Toklo and Tatzho while rail service falters and Russian retreat prospects worsen. Japanese casualties reported at about 10,000. A Russian steamer clearing Port Arthur hit a mine and was destroyed last Wednesday.
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Toklo
Tatzho
Holyingtal
Port Arthur
Rioters Attack Street Cars and Train in East St Louis
Rioters attacked street cars early Thursday in East St Louis, injuring several passengers including workers bound for the National Stock Yards. A mob of about 1,000 men emerged from weeds by Blackbridge Rocks to hurl bricks and iron at a moving train. Deputy Sheriff Cashell fired warning shots and the crowd dispersed. Stockyards officials report injuries to two of their men and a woman and will seek state aid.
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East St. Louisa
East St. Louis
National Stock Yards
Cara
Baltimore and Ohio Railway
James Johnson
Bertha Walker
Charlotte Karuth
Charles Slinon
Leo Skezar
Slinon
Ske Gar
Johnson
Henrietta Hospital
Blackbridge
Charles Cashell
Casbell
Stock Yards Plate
Wmus
May Reject Swamp Land Claim in Springtiel IL
The state receives a thirty day window from August 26 to show cause why swamp land indemnity claims should be rejected for lack of public lands to satisfy them. The notices allege no vacant lands exist even if claimed lands are swamp. A separate report notes five year old Dentiell in Todianapolis Indiana died by scalding in a bath tub. authorities suspect fainting after water turned on.
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Springtiel
Finols
Department of the Interior
Ite
Counterfeit dollars circulate in Chilliothe Mo area
A large number of counterfeit dollars have been put in circulation recently. The fake bills closely imitate genuine money and have developed into widespread circulation in the region around Chilliothe Missouri. Local authorities warn residents to scrutinize currency and report suspicious notes to prevent further losses.
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Chilliesthe
Denial of Report on William's Offer to End War
Berlin denies a Paris circulated report that Emperor William plans a tender of good offices to end the war with Japan. The statement refutes any movement toward mediation and asserts no such proposal exists.
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Berlin
Paris
William
Officials blamed in transit car death ruling
A coroner's jury in St Louis found Charles Deray the motorman and Transit company officials culpable due to negligent operation of a streetcar that struck Earl Miller a six year old boy from Anthony Kansas at Nineteenth Street. The report said the car did not slow at the crossing and the motorman did not attempt to stop. Motorman Doran testified about company rules, yet the jury still held officials responsible. A transcript was sent to Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Dalton.
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Matriet Pollom
Dalton
Appeals in Merger Case Reach Third Circuit
In Trenton Judge Lanning granted an appeal from Jada Headford’s Northern Securities case ruling to the Third Circuit. The appeal asserts jurisdiction issues and contests the denial of dismissal and the grant of a preliminary injunction against the securities company.
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Trenton
Lanning
United States Circuit Court
Jada Headford
Northern Securities Emae
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Third Circuit
Agsigomerte of Errors
Bradford
Aml Oleo
Securities Company
Northern Pacific
Harriman and Pierre
Northern Pacific Company
Exposition firm makes a monthly payment to US subtreasurer
The Loulatana Purchase Exposition company paid 500000 in total monthly funds to the United States subtreasurer on Wednesday covering a span of 34100000. The prior payment was made one day ahead of time.
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Bt. Lowes
United States
Hoar Cheerful on Birthday in Worcester
Senator George F. Hoar, age 74, showed no change in condition in Worcester on Monday. He was described as cheerful and continuing to take nourishment despite the birthday observance.
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Worcester
Masa
George F. Hoar
Strike Prolongs Picket as Stock Yards Strike Expands
Chicago leaders of the stock yard strike refuse to end the walkout. Some 650 live stock handlers walk off, halting livestock handling and threatening to pull in railroad workers and other unionized departments. Local meetings and telegrams to head offices reinforce resolve as East Side packing houses vow to stay out until victory.
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St. Joseph
Houneily
Chicago
Donnelly
East Side
Theodore Mere
Moran
East St. Louie
Moening
Oldfield's Automobile Kills Two Men in Race Crash
Bar nes Oldfield of Develand Ohio driving the Green Orion car wrecked through a track fence in a Sunday race. John Scott, a track employee, was killed instantly. Nathan Montgomery, a colored stable hand, died at the hospital. Oldfield escaped with minor injuries and said this would be his last race. Former Sultan Murad V of Istanbul dies of diarrhea after long illness. remains buried at Yildiz.
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St. Louis
Barnes Oldfield
Develand
Ohio
Chroniis
Sulla
John Scott
Adame Street
Nathan Montgomers
Lee Avenue
Scott
Montgomery
Elm Hospital
Oldheld
Olifeld
Hadeen
Neville
Constantinople
Alued V
Yonidjam
Blambowl
Birted
Miurad V
War
Abdul Azix
Murad
Abdul Mamid I
Strikers Riot In East St. Louis Attacking Street Cars
Fifteen minutes of violence erupted in East St. Louis as striking workers attacked stock yards street cars carrying strike breakers. Stones and bricks damaged cars injuring several passengers. Deputy Sheriff Kowek and Officer Seroggin faced gunfire. one youth, Philip Weaver, was shot in the leg. Police restored order after Chief Purdy deployed available forces and halted service briefly before resuming.
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East St. Louis
East St. Louie
Stock Yards
St. Cllr
Anna Nyror
Theresa Wagner
St. Clair Avenue
Nineteenth Street
Serloiely
Scroggins
Steve Kowek
Kowek
Sherif
Stock
Hee
Welnowlay
George O. Purdy
Purdy
Donnelly
15000 Butchers Called From Work In U S Strike
Chicago dispatch notes a nationwide packers strike expansion with 15000 butchers in independent plants affected and picketing intensifying near stockyards. Reports from Kansas City St Paul Omaha indicate little heed given to new orders while two men drown in Missouri river near Barnard during a separate incident.
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Chicago
Resuml Onlera
United States
Jo Donnelly
Wite
Yaria
Kansas
Joseph
St. Paul
Omaha
Fragmentary OCR Note Reflects War Echoes and Edits
A garbled OCR fragment mentions readers and names in a wartime context, with broken phrases on a ballet miler trainer and citizens. It preserves no clear events, dates, or entities beyond scattered hints and partial words.
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Las Palmas
Langrole Island
Nan Patterson
Caesar Youngs
Earl Grey
Canada
London
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Bart Grey
Earl of Minto
East Side Butchers
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