Port Arthur Fall Sparks Global War Rumors
The Chinese and Japanese conflict intensifies as Port Arthur falls to Japanese forces. Russian capitulation details and parole terms emerge, with officials in St Petersburg predicting shifts in seat counts and international reactions. President Roosevelt receives invitations to visit the south, while a Panama Canal board updates personnel plans.
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Will Garry
Russia
Port Arthur
Dart Areme
Yukio
Bort
Arthur Wylie
Fale
Gandon
Chufes
Powe
Roosevelt
Wie South
Civil Service Board
Panama Canal Zone
Kongmay Carter
Monsveir
Taming of Citizens Report Sparks Wide Range Headlines
A garbled telegraph dump cites a wave of national items. It mentions a missing Philadelphia officer, court rulings in Colorado, Oregon, and Washington, a New York building project, a royal parade of officials, and a deadly railroad accident. Various arrests and trials surface, including wartime alert plans, fires, and a fatal theater blaze.
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New York Times
I Lothar
Qwen Kelly
Philadelphia Carnobe
Amos Whitin
We Indiase
Colorado Supreme Courk
Denver
Senelur Mitchell
Kepresenteriana
Aid
Oregon
Mau
Sing Pang
Washington
Bleet Pereen
Uiealin
Tei Hatield
West Virginia
Gayumaor
New
New York
Yau
University of Wavousin
Mittchell
Oregon Fund
Trands
Heeney
Treheagh
Roseant
Clannanever
Maude
Amwriot
Haghind
William Blain
Oaktown
Ind
Warne
Kohame
Paiva
Pelle
Hwogunia Theater
New Curydonnd
Chadwick
Gheveline
Nis
Wits
Jate Witich
Walton Chadwick
Alvind Berg
New Haven
Galorade
Denves
Vinton Ik
Senihorn
Perry
Pata Ailerspil
Uriais
Eurepe
Uie
Time W. Young
St. Lews
Mississippi
Yates
Edward F. Keitt
Chicago, Burlington Qaid Quincy Railroad
Bushnell, al
Bedford
Schaefer
Winanac
Lyd
Charles
Ide
Obscure Tragedies and Obituaries Surface in Early Evening Notes
Fragmented clippings report a 21 year old Thornsburg woman hanged in a woodshed and a Thanksgiving marriage history. The lot covers crimes, coroner notes, and multiple obituaries including Sam Keene regional preacher, Louis Klaxty murder sentence, and various tributes to public figures across Detroit Albert Lea Milwaukee Chicago and New York.
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Thornsburg
Conn
Sam Keene
West
Helen Gould
Keenan Lag
Gould
Mach
Detroit
Louis Klaxty
Teeneves
Touas
Heiser
William Gillus
Sed
Phadag le Psa Aid
Hartington
A. S. Rogera Gay
Ayest
Hesworth
Augusta Meyer
Edseard J. Meyer
Dus Itatnes
William Pike Phelan
Chicgo
Sunereneiseg
Uo Gaten
Phelan
Hall
Ragland
Edwinn Rey
Kan
Philadelphia
Samuel L. Hawks
Chicago
Allen
iLog
Bloomington
Marshall
Levis Hunt
Chicao
Cemmany Smg
John G. Haedgun
Troy Mountains
Ohlergo
Hortigad
Swanton
Brooklyn
Theodore Thomas Teeters After Relapse
Theodore Thomas conductor of the Chicago orchestra suffered a relapse and at midnight his life hung by a thread. Physicians say he is so weak that he may not live many hours.
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Chicago
Jao
Theodore Thomas
Chicago Orchestra
Army transport Thames sails for Manila via Honolulu and Guam
United States army transport Thames departed Saturday with a large passenger list and 460 enlisted men for the fifth, 28th and sixth battalions of field artillery, 504 recruits, 250 infantry, 274 cavalry and 81 hospital corps members for Manila, sailing by way of Honolulu and Guam.
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San Francisco
United States Army
Thames
Manila
Honolulu
Guam
State Officers Inaugurated In Wisconsin Assembly Chamber
Governor La Follette and 15 state officers sworn in during a Monday ceremony in the Wisconsin Assembly Chamber. Chief Justice Cassaday administered oaths. attendees crowded the reconstructed chamber as officers pledged to uphold the U S and state constitutions.
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Cassaday
Balin
U. Cassaday
Ah le
la Fadeie
George Wbeek
Milwaukee
Sulin
United States
Wisconsin
Davidson
Ti. U A
Chicago Markets Livestock Quotations and Futures
Chicago markets report livestock quotations and futures with steady to strong tones. Prices for cattle hogs and sheep are listed alongside grain futures for Wheat Corn and Soybeans with several months noted.
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Cate
Suny Vane
Janis
Birds and Motor Cars Hazard Reported in Rural Driving
A narrative warns that fast cars scare birds along rural roads causing frequent collisions. Drivers noting that strong headlights distract birds and can strike birds in flight or on the road, leaving blood and damage to lamps as a mark of the impact.
Port Arthur Falls at Last Ends Desperate Siege
Report from Tokyo and St Petersburg credibly claims Port Arthur has fallen after a brutal siege. Japanese gains prompt cautious optimism for peace while Russia vows continued fighting in the spring. Officials note uncertain peace prospects amid mixed dispatches from the front.
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Tokio
Port Arthur
Baron Hayashi
Lennon
Hone
Kuropatkin
Russia
Shakhe
London
Japan
Paris
Proper care and feed drive Wisconsin draft horse breeding
Breeders emphasize complete nutrition shelter and persistent single breed selection to develop sound progeny. Well fed pregnant mares produce strong foals with ample milk. continued feeding through winter quarters yields large, heavy yearlings valued for weight gains and profit to breeders in Wisconsin.
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Lagos
Wisconsin
aEving
Mary
Ito
Illinois Legislature Meets in Springfield for Caucus
The Republican caucus chose Revere KE Pandarvis foe as temporary speaker of the house and John A. Reeves of Decatur for clerk. Both houses plan to adjourn until Thursday when a joint session will canvass the recent election vote.
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Eaypecer
Accesis Naval Cibeers
Mole
San Toe Lai
United States
Federatag
Cane Stele
August Sandburg
Airon
Colorado
Peabody
Zemslovas
Moscow
Roberts
Englis
Springfield
Repub-Lica
Revere KE
Pandarvis
John A. Reeves
Decatur
Siter
Prominent Mason Dies in Iowa Town
Washingtes, Iowa, Jan. 4. A. A. Windman, grand captain general of the Knights Temmar of Town and author of Rod man’s tactics, died of apoplexy.
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Washingtes
Towa
A. A. Uindman
Knights Temmar
Rodman
Treasurer Kemp to Take Office After Inauguration
State Treasurer Jom J. Kemp was inaugurated yesterday and will assume the area office soon as the transfer completes. Bonds of $199,000 and $500,040 were approved and sent for final form after Attorney General J. Me Sturdevant certified them, with the latter bond held as a precaution against possible legal issues.
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Juan J. Kempe
Jheomips
Lyn Bone
Cleel Jom J. Kemp Wis
Wansfer Canate
Brepney
la Fallette
J. Me Sturdevant
Gove
Gape
Fight for Bail in Patterson Murder Case
Determined effort to secure bail for Nan Patterson, accused in the murder of Claude Young, began in New York. A writ of habeas corpus ordered Warden Fivon to produce Patterson in court for a bail hearing before Judge Greenbaum, with District Attorney Jerome to oppose the motion.
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Nan Patterson
New York
Man Patterson
Oacs
Jerome
Importation Value Declines Slightly in 1904 for New York Port
New York reported total import value at the port in 1904 of 552,719,959.40 dollars, down from 553,225,905.97 dollars in 1903 and up from 524,871,410.45 dollars in 1902.
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New York
Hi S
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