Russia Scores First Victory In Far East Clash
Port Arthur dispatches report a fresh Japanese attack on Port Arthur was repulsed. Four Japanese battle cruisers and two transports were sunk. Japanese forces reportedly landed at Chemulpo and advanced toward Seos and Ping Vang. Transportation difficulties hinder supply and munitions movement amid ongoing fighting.
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St. Briersburg
Shipe
Pt. Arther
Petersburg
Apatch
Havasat
Paris
Port Arthur
Ben Tin
Port Artis
Russia Will Not Pass Dardanelles War News
Paris dispatch reports Russia will not force the Dardanelles passage and warns of wider disturbance to international balance. American warship actions at Chemulpo, amid Russo-American tensions, add to pressure on St Petersburg. Chinese forces move toward Manchuria. 5000 cavalry depart Tianjin for Shan Hai Kwan as Manchuria heats up. News notes possible peace efforts involving King Edward and Count Benckendorff while war mobilization continues and German officer involvement grows.
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Russia
Dardanelles
Paris
London
Sam
Vickshure
Chemulpo
St Petersburg
United States
Japan
America
Manchurian
Tien Tsin
Shan Hai Kwan
Chi Ti
Manchuria
Great Wall
Winnipeg Notes and Clergy Moves Across the Province
Rev J B Silcox of Winnipeg receives a call to Lansing Mice while Rev John Hogg restarts Winnpee pastorate from St Giles church. Mr CN Bell cites ample wheat in the west for milling or purposes. Winnipeg board of trade urges new federal buildings. Manitoba Governor Sie DA MALE tan donates to CMA. A daughter of the late D C Kinesey seeks to revoke a sale by the deceased in 1881. Inquest into David Underwood death finds CPT employees negligent. he was stabbed twelve times by his nephew and is dangerously wounded. Fred Robertson brother of Sir William Dennitt of Tyrdan dies in Toronto. Winnipeg labor men push for a civic contract clause regulating wheat rates paid by contractors.
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J. B. Silcox
Winnipee
Lansing
Mice
John Hogg
Winnpee
Fom St. Giles’ Church
Sie DA Male Tan
Manitoba
CMT
D.C
Fred Robertson
Ser
William Dennitt
Tyrdan
Grant Robrtson
Winnipeg
Toronto
John
Martin Farghher
Martha
Martho
House of God
Wesley
Goy Ieauls
Vatican
London
St Pal
Bilikon
Wheat Market Trends Amid Global Uncertainty
The wheat market shows volatile activity with prices influenced by world politics and crop prospects. Western Hemisphere output and winter weather affect demand, with Winnipeg and cash markets reporting firm or advancing quotes for different wheat grades and related products. Industrial feeds, oats, hay, butter, eggs, and dressed meats markets display varied movement as shipments and storage shift with weather and demand patterns.
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Winnipeg
Northsea
Fort William
Port Arthur
Glenora
D.scouas
Shorts
Trn
Ontario
Rorain
Dana
Winnie
Constance Wis 0 tende? Love Diminished by Fate Speaks
Fragmentary excerpt questions Constance Wis, asks if love wanes while noting Gertrude resists discussing his moves, suggesting fate influences conversation more than affection. The text hints at oblique emotional shifts and social restraint without clear conclusions.
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Constance
Gertrude
Mis Old Master and His Country Cousin Question Gallery Views
A fragment notes a dialogue about an old master and his student in an art gallery. A speaker compliments a kindly elder while asking how long the elder studied with the master, hinting at debates over lineage and artistic influence.
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Bin
Big contractor description referenced in fragment
A single fragment notes one contractor described as male and weighing 75 pounds, with unclear context or full details about his role or project.
Death by Own Action Near Ducks
A man named Nutey Ralph Macman died in Maton Valley near Grand Prairie road after fatally shooting himself with a rifle. He reportedly sat in a house with the rifle, a broom handle used to press the trigger, and discharged it, the blow taking off the top of his skull as his body lay on the floor.
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Ralph Macman
Maton Valley
Grand Prairie Road
Mas
Betman
Portage la Prairie accident severs arm at saw
A young man named William Tiend anderson suffered a severe left arm injury at a Portage la Prairie workshop when his hand was drawn toward a circular saw. A local physician attended, and he was taken to hospital where doctors believed the arm could be saved despite the near severing injuries.
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Portage la Prairie
William Tiend
Anderson
Albion
Henderson
Fragmented 1914 News Fragments From Far North Canada to Asia
A jumble of OCR fragments mentions Canadian militia offers on retirement, a Neepawa syndicate selling land to farmers, a government shift on railway stock disposal, and France seeking stable ties with Britain during the Japanese war. Reports describe Port Arthur actions, battles near Yin and Fang, and Chinese traders aiding forces amid advancing hostilities.
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Neepawa
Alps
Togo
Port Arthur
Lattieshipy Retvizan
Carty Vice Oy Alexiet
Yin, Fang
Deen
Japanese Engineers Boost Rail Project Amid Tense Stand
The Railway Age credits over 200 Japanese engineers disguising as Chinese along the Eastern railway. They perform various services and stay ready for aggressive work, risking disruption to the Silerian Road. Russia counters with forces ranging from eight to two hundred for each.
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E Railway Age
Russia
Arstinn
Presbyteran Preacher Delivers Christmas Sermon Twist
A prominent Presbyterian minister in New York World presented a Christmas sermon titled Unto Us a Child Born and later preached on Art Thou He who should Come Look We for Another After a thoughtful substitution. The audience faced challenges following the unusual text and delivery.
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New York World
Caine
Lentent Summons Ir Sounds Universal Call to All Classes
A Lenten summons echoes as a universal call to all classes. The message urges participation across groups and communities, emphasizing shared restraint and reflection during the season.
Annual sermon on Lent duties and church unity
The speaker urges all Christians to observe Lent as a universal Presbyterian and Episcopal practice. He blends calls for humility, charity, and liturgical fidelity, warning social elites against excessive entertainments and stressing spiritual renewal through repentance and abstinence.
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Los Angels
Cal
Cis L. Patton
Ra Prime Argos
Presbyterian Church
Patton
Grand Old Church
John Calvin
John Knox
Thomas Chalmers
Thomas Guthrie
Lowell Mason
William Tassor
John Hall
Presbyters Church
Jorl
Tyrol
Peter
Galilean Lake
New York
Thung Tin
Sumer
Call of the Wild and Lent Lent Sermon Reflections
A lengthy editorial piece links Jack London’s The Call of the Wild to spiritual and social obligations during Lent. It contrasts the call of the wild with calls to charity and reform, urging Christians, merchants, and churchgoers to prioritize spiritual renewal, housecleaning, and almsgiving over wealth and social status. It urges retreats, prayer, and reform of church life toward sacred duty.
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Howe Christ
Tate
Eskan
Jack London
Bernard
Goa
Dewclares
Philadelphia
United States Treasury
Tanner
Leonard Thirss
H. Dulrympled
F Kuensel
Jesus Christ
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Corea
Ping Vang
Perthear
Cate
Elletts
Edward
England
Count Benckendor
St. Petersburg
Procrea
Favorit
Wille
Tnt
Britain
CN. Bell
Winnipeg Board of Trade
Market Report
Ty Reve
Babes
Shera
George Sears
Dennitt
Tyndall
Forks, NC
FA East Namps
Far
Las
Manet Ja
Vladivos
Vlade
Shen-h Kwai
Acre
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