Capture of Two Russian Regiments in the Mukden Campaign
The article describes the March 8 advance of Japanese forces under Gen Kuroki and the pursuit of retreating Russians after the Battle of Mukden. It notes a two-mile-per-hour advance, vast dust from marching troops, and civilians suffering as Japanese and Russian positions shift toward Mukden.
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Russians Retrench After Harbin Action Near Mukden
The warfront report details Russian forces retreating near Mukden after heavy fighting with Japanese troops. Russian casualties exceed 400, with 200 dead in a night stand and a large crowd of prisoners described amid the chaotic pullback toward Harbin. Japanese forces pursue, leaving strong positions and capturing key rail depots.
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Man fatally shoots neighbor after argument at Gaven farm
Local report recounts a Monday morning shooting near Olar where Doster Daniels, described as of a bad reputation, shot a Black man named Daniels after an altercation at a farm. Witnesses say the slain man staggered, collapsed, and died early Tuesday morning. Authorities note Daniels’s alleged intoxication and pending investigation into motive and circumstances.
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Taub
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Tore le
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Dantely
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Allo
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Caterpillars Plague Georgia Towns and Farms
A massive caterpillar infestation swept through Georgia towns near Savannah and Pooler, destroying crops and forcing hundreds from homes. Turpentine operations halted as caterpillars invaded wells and equipment, while communities dug ditches to shield houses and public spaces. A freight train near Willa Station reportedly blocked by the swarm drew curious crowds.
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Savannah
Augusta
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Aunery
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Dotson
Pooler
Forelve
B.S Lathrop
Smuby
Chethan County
Willa Station
Three alleged vote fraud arrests in Brokland area
Report cites three individuals To Wox Genie Hubbes and J A Arm among arrestees on Wednesday morning across the Cangaree river from Columbia charged with fraud against state election laws. A chaotic scene involved deputies and a chase as witnesses described, with Bushes Has turning state's evidence and claims of vote manipulation surrounding a local election for an acting official.
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Weather notes and election chatter from a distant archive
Dated weather summary reports variable conditions with temperatures, precipitation, and wind speeds. Political notes describe a local election contest in Lennox County and a court hearing about poll questions, plus mentions of Japanese losses and wartime context.
Cotton Crop Report Warns of Sharp Acreage Decline and Low Yields
Theodore H Price reports for May from New York on the cotton crop from 1,846 replies across 37380 towns in 500 cotton counties. Overall acreage down 30.5 percent vs last year with a 70.8 percent condition, 70 percent planted by May 3, and a potential global supply impact. Details by state and factors cited include weather, labor, and international demand, with anxieties over the 1917–18 belt’s condensed acreage and futures outlook.
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Cotton Grower Association
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Jordan
Cotter Aysociation
B Smith
Texas
Southern Baptist Convention
Port
Worth
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Southern Caboo Association
Varius
Cotton Belt
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South
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Weston
Orlemns
New Orleans
Arkanai
Lilianna
Indiana
Carolinas
North Carolina
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Horlda
Noroy Carolina
Arkagges
Tannesses
Oblahans
South Carolina
Protect Your Cotton In The Spring Plague Of Damaged Bale Loss
The Wilmington Morning Star urges cotton planters to shield bales from sun, rain, and handling damage to avoid weight loss, mold, and rebagging costs. It notes exposed bales suffer 30 percent market value losses, with risks from wilting, moisture, and pests, and mentions insurers' stance on country-damage coverage.
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Wilmington
Abo Farmer
Carolinas
Warbher
South
Matty Farmera
Milsaf
Fenzasontanivex
Local schools host mixed boys and girls competition in town
The event highlights the work of graded schools and the challenge to engage women in education. It notes most participants are girls, reflecting attitudes of the era, and mentions community efforts to boost school programs and public interest in schooling.
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Wang
Bos
Ane
Camplerny
Unis WiMerenae
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Mohey-Malelay
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Iris
Selina
Cotton conditions and acreage reports raise conflict over yield
A long, mixed report analyzes cotton conditions and acreage estimates from the Cotton Growers Association versus government agents. It notes a wide 14.43 percent versus 1 percent difference, totaling about 440,000 bales, with Texas forecasts and weather clues suggesting a much shorter crop and potential boll weevil impact.
Tragic Chester Child Dies After Poison Overdose
A two year old child of Mr W T Wands in Chester died two hours after ingesting an overdose of a substance used by the father. The accident occurred Wednesday prompting condolences from friends as authorities investigate the incident.
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W. T. Wands
Powerful Doctor Offers Cure All Fictional Ailments
A garbled old style appeal touts Dr Hathaway as a miracle healer promising personal medical advice for a fee. It boasted cures for nervous exhaustion, kidney and bladder troubles, stomach issues, and many other diseases with a claimed long patient list and a free book offer.
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Weather report on crops and farm conditions in the state
The report by the state crop committee notes above normal temperatures with some deficits in showers the week ending May 28. Rain fell four to six days in places, causing washouts in Duelington and Chesterfield counties. Insects and weeds hinder progress, with labor scarce and many fields foul, risking crop losses. Cotton shows mixed signals. corn and oats generally fair to good with timely cultivation. Peaches rot from wet conditions. pastures and gardens suffer but some crops like oats and sweet potatoes advance. A Baltimore ex-mayor, Robert O. Davidson, has fled with Miss Laura Noyes, transferring wealth before leaving his wife.
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Cherokee County
Duelington
Chesterfeld
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