Peace Terms Agreed Upon in Russo Japanese Talks
Rumors from St Petersburg and Washington indicate terms nearing final agreement. Russia would relinquish Port Arthur and Corea with indemnity talks and potential peace within weeks. Japanese initiative may hinge on British or French mediation amid internal unrest and military pressures.
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Woram Company
Tronstag
London
Raitoe
Telos
St. Volersburd
Jisieg
Japin Han Sugorabeey
Arthac
Dapan
St. Petersburg
Hussia
Harbin Integral Park
Washington
Russia
Japan
Takahira
Britain
France
Grand Duke Sergius to be interred in monastery chapel
Foreign sovereigns planning to send representatives have been informed their presence would be embarrassing except for the family and close entourage. The coachman who drove the carriage in the assassination died from wounds. A solemn funeral mass and public remembrances followed at Moscow, with crowds visiting Senate Square and Kremlin area.
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Karshor Selo
Sergius’ Goachman
Moscow
Fen
Sergius
Ife
Kremlin
Chudoff Monashy
Senate Square
Hearing Set On Rate Bill To Cut Passenger Charges
The Illinois rail committees opened hearings on a bill to set a flat two cent per mile rate for passenger traffic. T. H. Hill opposed the measure, arguing it would wipe out profits and threaten property value. Milwaukee and Wisconsin Central attorneys presented sworn statistics showing potential losses and possible confiscation of railroad assets. The session aimed to hear all viewpoints before next week’s continued discussion.
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Aig and
Assembly
Hatten
Parsons
Sentatives
Berton Tansert
Chicago
Milwaukee Goud
Ti. Hy Riordan
Eagle Fiver
Northwestern
Thomas
Trafi
Fragmentary Natural Weather Prophecy from Vulcano Island Tale
A garbled historical fragment describes a weather prophet near Vulcano Island in the Mediterranean and references a 1883 British Geographical Society note. It weaves in names like Wharton the photographer and Strabo, noting far seas, mineral works, and warnings, with a curious mix of mythic tone and antiquarian travel lore.
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Vulcano
Virleano
Abe
Peng
Shinada
Strabo
More Woe for Mrs Chadwick Indicted Again
Cleveland Feb 22 The federal grand jury yesterday returned two additional indictments against Mrs Chadwick making seven in all standing against her in the United States district court.
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Chadwick
Cleveland
Federal Grand Jury
United States District Court
Terrible Mine Disaster Brings Death to Hundreds
Birmingham residents recount a monstrous explosion at the mine where more than 150 men were buried under the surface. Rescue efforts recover only a few bodies as the scene becomes a mass of mangled, unidentifiable remains. Women and children mourn as 100s are left destitute. Couriers are used to bypass broken wires, and a grim, candlelit surface shows the scale of loss. The mine disaster casts a pall over the community.
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Biringham
Ala
Associated
Niles
Train accident leaves family grieving at Abbotsford
A fatal railway incident near Abbotsford Wig resulted in severe injuries to a passenger who leaves a wife and son. Charles Missin, the rear brakeman from Abbotsford, who was in the caboose, escaped serious injury and survived.
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Abbotsford
Wig
Charles Missin
Abbottsford
New York man found dead in Battle Creek bathroom
New Yorker N W Pesce was found dead yesterday in a Battle Creek sanitarium bathroom. He died from a self inflicted gunshot wound to the head. In Oshkosh Rev Charles Grehling, longtime assistant at Sir Vincent Catholic church, will depart for Rome on March 4 to study for two years in the papal college.
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Battle Creek
Mich
N. W
Oshkosh
Wis
Charles Grehiing
Otios
Sir Vincent Catholic Church
New York
Rome
Papal College
Account Shortage Ties Missouri Pacific Agent Death
Lincoln Neb Fen 24 Hewer 5 bold Missouri Pacific agent near here died by his own hand last evening. An auditor's examination revealed a short balance in the agent's accounts.
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Lincoln
Neb
Fen
Hewer 5Bold
Missouri Pacific
Hieman
Here
Railroad Bill Stalls in Congress Amid Tariff Debate
Washington reports indicate a long session with the railroad bill likely blocked. The House approved the Philippine Tariff Bill amid opposition notes while river and harbor measures moved. Navy officials reported on Russia and San Francisco parole matters, and question persisted over wartime transport conditions.
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Navy Department
Regeyolth Yayort
Iran
McCalla
Mare Island Navy
Lena Wao
San Prangisee
St. Petersbarg
San Francisco
United States
Russia
Sagan
State Department
Gunthers Head in Bowling Contest
Milwaukee and Pel. 22 summary score a 2708. Five-man team bowling led to a 31215 total, placing Gunthers first. Singles and doubles dominated by Wiley, Williams, O of La Crosse, and others. Closest competitors included Young and Newbury of Detroit with notable scores.
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Mibwaukee
Hismlarng Cantury
Wiley
Nizhl Tn
William O
la Crosaz
Nugle
Ward
Moire
Onjuaga
Law to test coeducation ban reaches court
A Kentucky case questions a 19th century act banning coeducation of white and colored students. Beren College was fined $1,000 yesterday for violating the law, and the case advances toward the United States Supreme Court through Richmond.
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Beren College
General Assembly
Kentucky
United States Supreme South
Richmond
Neégress Defeats Millionaire in New York Contest
An octogenarian entrant, reportedly the lifelong admirer of a prominent figure, was dismissed after a disputed performance in a New York competition. The event centered on a controversial claim about exactions over many years and the judge Tassie O Gorning presided at the supreme court level.
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New York
Tassie
O'Gorning
Fatal Wisconsin Central crash near Gladstone reported
Harrington, age 40, of New Richmond Wis, a conductor on an extra freight train, was killed in a cross-rail collision near Gladstone Minn when a broken train section reconnected with force. Two conductors and a west bound crew were aboard the train at the time of the accident.
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New Richmond
Wis
Harrington
Wisconsin Central
Gladstone
Minn
To Prosecute Coal Trust Opens Way for Kansas Case
Topeka Kansas officials announce federal action following the U S Supreme Court ruling upholding the Kansas anti trust law. The move paves the way for prosecutions of the alleged Kansas coal trust with charges to begin soon.
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Coal Trust
Topeka
Kas
Fed
United States Supreme Court
Kansas
AULA WICAOUTIE WINS VICTORY IN STATE BILLS
The Wisconsin legislature debated bills on alienation of homesteads and state actions against railroads. A motion to recommit the tax relief measure failed, and other measures advanced or ordered engrossed. Adjournment set for the following morning after session prayers.
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Bordeaux
Irvine
Senate
Fludnall
Superbing
Chamber of Commerce
Rogers
Senate Chamber
van Capital and Grounds
Grain and Warehouse Commission
Ak Superior
Dodee County
Frear
Illinois joins Kansas in fight over oil pipeline
Satingheld, HL. Fetygo report joint agitation as Standard Oil plans a pipeline across Illinois. Kansas angered by steps toward declaring pipelines common carriers. Vermilion names James Katers president of South Dakota University, succeeding Prof. Droppers. In Wisconsin, Frank Canfield, a deliveryman, attempted suicide twice and shot himself once.
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Kansas
Fighting Oil Trust
Scandard Oil Company
Droppers
Sions City
Iowa
James Katers
South Dakota Agricultural College
South Dakota Universt Vermilion
Rert Pronpers
Fragmented War Time Suicide Note Causes Tragedy
A morning scene described in garbled text reveals a person attempting to end life after a fight. He first fired a weapon into his breast but survived, then borrowed a revolver and shot himself in the temple, resulting in death.
Among Badger Solons and Members in 1903 Session
The article lists 29 members including Ainsworth, Adsworth, Beedle, Breddock, Carpenter, Chandler, Cofland, Crawley, Dahl, Dinsdale, Donald, Ekern, Fridé, Jidmy, Yannisi, Harlung, Irvine, Wenty Johnson, Thomas Johncon, Kivney, Lenroot, Leroy, Potter, Res nobis, Smelker, Stevens, Szymarel, Urrell, Westtahl. Henry and Swenholt also served in 1901 and returned in 1903 after an absence. It mentions Matthew H. Carpenter’s home where John M. Whitehead was sent to the state, and Senator Whitehead, a Ti nels native aged 52, educated at Hillsboro academy, Wabash College preparatory, Iron Academy, Hasthampton, Yale, with a degree from the Icter Institution in 1887. he joined the Illinois bar in 1883 and moved to Wisconsin in 1883, settling in Janesville.
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Une
Westtahl
Messrs
Henry and
Swenholt
Que Sassion
Matthew H. Carpenter
John M. Whitehead
Seenatar Whitehead
Tinels
Hillsboro Acaemy
Wabash Leullege
Crawfordsville
Tnd
WHI
Iron Academy
Hasthampton
Mass
Yale University
Icter Institution
Isso
Illnois
Wisconsin
Janesville
Fragmented notes on early 1900s political figures and events
The fragment outlines Senator Whitehead and associates including Elizabeth Whitehead, T. C. MM Richmond, and Christian Sarau, touching on nominations, party stalwarts, and legislative roles. It mentions elections around 1900, tax practices, and factional tensions in the state legislature with confusing garbled details throughout.
Ocean Rollers Poem Excerpt by Harriet Bennett
A fragment from Harriet Bennett presents brothers of the sea riding forever against the wind. The verse depicts wandering spirits, bright abandon, and a call to inscriptions in salt and spray. It reflects sea longing and defiant motion as a tide of emotion.
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Open Sea
Willy
Harriet Bennett
London Report On Sir Henry Trving Collapse
London dispatch states Sir Henry Trving collapsed after a period of illness and is reported seriously ill at Walver. Details remain sparse as the incident prompts citywide concern and medical attention.
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London
Henry Trving
Walver
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