JAPS ARE VICTORS Three Naval Engagements Won by the Japanese
Reported successes claim Japan defeated Russian forces at Port Arthur in a series of naval actions. Fleet movements show Japanese torpedo boats and battleships engaging Russian ships, with dispatches noting heavy activity and shifting fortunes as the war tensions escalate.
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Ridus AY Pere Arne
Port Arthur
Ausland
Shan Tung Penninsula
Tenshima
Ieerwin
Felin
Yao
London
Asneial
Chempeat
Hussar Bruisers
Erst
Chemutpo
Drapadine
Tokio
Physial Po
Waring
Nauk Souteiag
New York
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Times
Fort Arthur
Musson
St Petersburg
Gaiming
Port Arthurs
Warsip
Sh Bishima
Sietsot
PonTs
Corea
Foureen
Densan
Core
Seoul
Japan
Tsushina
Yalu
Landon
Saya
Neve
Toles Tiga
Arthur
Port Arth
Dawa
Varia
Chemloo
Korietz
Chemulpo
Caren
Manjois
Ogi
Asahi
Idrume
Pu Fia
Russia
St. Petersburg
Port Artin
Alesseff
Lovelock
Hingweing
Ely
Gage
Sisters of Mercy
Fort Willem legends and a publisher's note cross borders
A fragmented collage shows remarks on Fort Willem pioneers and Ant Rowned tales, a scene of a lizard and cricket, plus a publisher Hall Caine scene. The passage includes a letter about Kendall's remedy, a note on a book rejected by Caine, and a dialogue about the cost of a manuscript.
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Hall Caine
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New Theory Explains Hunger Linked to Stomach Blood Flow
A German physician proposes hunger results from empty stomach blood vessels. Appetite rises with food digestion as blood vessels fill, while a lack of blood in the stomach affects a tongue-connected nerve. Tongue stimulation and certain tongue diseases may alter appetite.
Sunday teacher offers apple antidote to evil
One Sunday a teacher tells students to return good for evil by bringing an apple to a schoolmate who hits them. A quick reply from a girl asks if the classmate would strike again just to get another apple.
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Evi
Wager Bets Turn on Betrayal in Colonial Era Banter
In a colorful Chesito Post snippet a girl in blue and another in era debate a bet over treachery. The girl recalls agreeing to refuse a suitor if he proposed, then bets that a certain woman would refuse, only to have the bet contradicted by the outcome.
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Chlesto
Fragmentary sports note from Detroit Free Press
A garbled two week update describes pain and recovery after a sprained ankle and the effort to resume activity. The fragment hints at an incident turning toward a game or match and mentions the Detroit Free Press.
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Detroit Free Press
Author-Weller confrontation sparks Kansas City Journal note
In a brief exchange Mrs Marigold asks why Mr Author seems unusually bright. Bir. Author Weller attributes sharp criticisms of his books to his response, as reported by the Kansas City Journal.
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Weller
Kansas City Journal
Fragmented quotation about fortune and creditors misreads
An unclear, fragmented OCR-like excerpt contains misquoted phrases about the world owing a lying, debt and preferred creditors. A judge statement about proving too much ends with a Freveb Proverb variant.
PRESIDENT LINCOLN RIv. OR TALMAGE PREACHES ON ANNIVERSARY
Not enough readable text to determine events or names beyond sermon anniversary theme.
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Talmage
Grady Speech on Lincoln Prompts Reflection on Patience
The article recalls Henry Grady's 1886 praise of Abraham Lincoln, praising his patience and fidelity to the law. It quotes Grady and discusses Lincoln as a union builder who wielded patience, did not break laws, and sought reconciliation with kindness. The piece highlights Lincoln's stand on law, his restraint with critics, and a prayer for divine guidance as the nation remembers him.
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Lincoln
Statesman
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Georgia
New England Society
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Grady
de. Talmage
Cam
Republic
Lancoln
Henry Grady
North
Mason
Illinois
George Washing
Henry Watterson
Linco
Davin
Nicolay
Willlass Ierndon
South
Lincoln Eulow
Watterson
Kory
Abrahia Lincoln
William
Ford
Wilson
Liv
Katsas
Douglas
Sam
Dred Scott
Tmay
Abrahan Lincoln
Alesander If Stephens
Hapatien Donde
Abelian
Horth
Maron
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Supor
Lee
Congress
R . Moat Way
Cosi
Springfield
Lexington
National Capitol
Washington
Kentucky
Temphia
Chickamauga
Will
Abraham
Spectacles inventor debated in historical dispute
The article notes ongoing discussion over who invented spectacles and who wore the first pair. It mentions Armati, credited by some with the honor, who died in 1317.
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