Telegrams in Brief Japan Russian War News
Telegrams report Stoessel hailed on arrival in Moscow as Japan presses the campaign against Vladivostok and seizes Russian passes. Kuropatkin alleged to be outflanked, while Japan plans 더 invasion of Corea. Gorky freed on bail in St Petersburg. rumors of Russian setbacks persist amid fleet movements and shipyard interests in U S shipbuilding.
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Stoessel
Moscow
Vladivoetok
Gentral Kuropatkin
Progresa
Vladivostok
Corea
Maxim Gorky
St. Petersburg
Onto
Trepoff
Kuropatkin
Shakko
Regint
Stes
Malaya
Fredérikahaven
Denmark
Neborntoe
Skagenway
North Sea Commission
Paris
Rojeslyensky
Travers
Tanase
Shakhe
Mukden
Luna
San Francisco
Russia
Necra
America
St. Peteruburie
Megca
Neh
Henry 8. Grove
William Cramp and Sons Sip and Engine Dbiliding
Bethlehem
Ue Theta
Russia’s Crisis Deepens Across Regions
Soldiers accompany Warsaw police to guard boats as tension rises over the lat, Siberian railway workers strike disrupting transport. Russian forces faces intensified pressure with Manchuria frontlines shaping the broader crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Siberian
Russia
Manchuria
Political turmoil and mixed legislative actions reported
The report covers Missouri and national political maneuvering including a failed bill by Alonzo Tubbs, a state railroad commission bill passing in the Montana house, and a contested governor contest in Colorado. It notes Roosevelt era diplomacy, a call to potential consulship for LiverPool, and local Missouri issues on segregated high schools and Democratic vote dynamics.
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Barat Wis
House
Roosevelt John L. Grifiths
Apolls
Beveridge
Hemenway
Liverpool
Hoth
Wien
Kansas City
Kan
Missouri
Jafferson City
Kerony
United States
Niedinghany
James H. Peabody
Colorado
Legislative Committee
Denver
Adama
Fragmented year 1904 news digest from a vast flood
This fragmentary clipping lists a wide range of October era items. It notes civic, legal, and criminal events including a knife threat to a mother, an oyster famine in Baltimore tied to a freeze, irrigation projects around the Snake River, a Missouri case offering a $2000 reward, Panama Canal labor tensions, and wage increases for rail workers. It also covers famine letters from Russia, a fatal shooting in Ardmore, inauguration plans for Roosevelt and Fairbanks, a major church collapse in Brooklyn, and various local scandals and legal actions across several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Baltimore Ia
Snake River
Davis
Lake Shore and Michhgan Southern Railroad
Porto Rico
Coustri
Spain
W.T. English
East End Savings Bank of
Henry Phipps
Jana
New York City
Carroll
Lyman
Chicago and Northwestern
Russia
South Dakota
Bessterby
Ardmore
J. T
Chavenes Morgan
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Mie
Mie Fleoring
Fleet Street
Brooklyn
Grown Point
Ind
Mahan
Ed Donahue
Rhine
A. N. North
Pup
Tinos Central
New Orleans
British Columbia
Nfe
Apthrache
Tackawanna County
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Birmingham
Ale
Richard Croker
New York
England
Ireland
United States
Hot Springs
Ark
Joseph T. Andara
Vénezuela
Washington
Castro
Charles Kratz
St. Louis
Baylor
Chadwick
Bankrupecy
Cleveland
Bayside
Ree Nyion
James J. Corbett
Puget
Milwaukee
Detroit
Trarper
John Daley
William
Harper
Stobert Sheasleg
William Rice
Patrick
Shensley
Stewart T. Grebs
Carmi 1
National Bank
Colonel Crebs
Dorothy Mary Jones
William C. Jones
Robinson
Effents Court
Clarksburg
W. Va
John Jarratt
William ‘Taylor
Joseph Cippic
Ravenna
Ohio
Tony Girard
James Rosa
Notable deaths and a fatal train collision reported
The 1875 report notes Hayes dying at Lancaster aged 0 after a long life started in 1832. Charles S. Kiger of Louisville Ky dies at his sister’s home in Hagerstown Md at age 33. British minister Sir Martin Le Marchan Hadley Goeselin dies in Portugal of intestinal hemorrhage. Albert Edmund Parker Earl of Morley dies at 62. Jonathan Ross, 79, former Vermont chief justice and U.S. senator, flees St Johnsburg after a sleigh accident that o led to a fatal train collision that killed Mrs. Rove and others. details show a series of midsentence fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Ross
Vermont Supreme Court
United States
St. Johnsburg
Nurley
Rove
Prominent Figures From History and Politics Unite in Memory
A historical snapshot features Queen Amelia of Portugal pursuing a medical degree after visiting England and France, General Thomas L. Rosser noted as Charlottesville postmaster with Civil War duty, and Dr. Albert B. Prescott highlighted as Michigan’s oldest professor shaping pharmaceutical training. It also recalls an anecdote from Congressman Ollie James’s era about race and heaven, plus a Colorado irrigation delegation’s Washington visit led by Irving Grubb as they press for federal aid amid shifting political eras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Grubb
Colorado
Washington
Wadsworth
Mr. Grubb
Waite
Adama
Gentiemer
Uke
Grabb
La Crosse Bid for Eighth Normal School Favored
Madison reports La Crosse officials presented a bid for an eighth state normal school to education committees. The hearing stressed need for more trained teachers as many marry each year, with support from local leaders and state educators. A $30 000 site appropriation and related discussions followed, while Platteville’s similar bill also heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
la Crosse
Assembly
Senate
Seustor Morris
J. H. Stout
Senate Committee On Education
Albert Hardy
Platteville Normal School
Lua Crosse
Hardy
Fegal
Senate and World Affairs Flash Across Early 20th Century News
Wisconsin senator Quarles nominated district judge in Milwaukee. Roosevelt contemplates extra session in October. Panama Canal sea level route estimated at $20,500,000 with twelve-year finish. Durand and Hey sign on Zanzibar rights relinquishment agreement. A C Smith of Storm Lake Iowa named collector of internal revenue for the Northern District of Iowa. Senate commerce committee boosts river and harbor bills by nearly 10 million, House defers. Deficiency appropriation totals 31,597,000. Chattanooga proposed for Alien anniversary Civil War ending exercise in 1913. Rudolph Roth in New York awaiting Argentine legation link. travels for agriculture and engineering study. River and harbor bill reported to Senate with 38,188,267 in appropriations. major increases for Chicago River, Mississippi River reservoirs, Warroad harbor, St Joseph harbor, and Missouri River projects.
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Quarles
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Panama Canal Commission
Mortimer Durand
Hey Atrecht
Zanzibar
Roosevelt
A.C. Smilth
Storm Lake
Towa
J. A. Sammie
Senate Commerce
Senate
House
Holse Committee On
Newell Sanders
Chaletahupka
Tenn
Sanders
Chattanooga
Rudolph Roth
Cornell
T Rouble
Tthava
N. Y
Legation
Univerity
Dill
Senate Carriga
Houge Hill
Chicago
Missinsippi
Ft. Minnesota
Warroad Harbor
Minn
St. Joseph Harbor
Mich
Missouri River
General
Foreign Affairs and Royal Tour Grains Stir Headlines
From foreign lands Prince and Princess of Wales undertake an official tour of lodge. Forty Yaqui Indians killed and 14 captured by Mexican soldiers. Pius X adopts long contested Vatican conventions. Canada to guard defenses with militia. Last British imperial trooper to quit the continent. Paris coffin not John Paul Jones remains unclear. Ambassador Porter believed to be on right track. Mrs Evelyn Sheffield drops breach of promise case in London. Edward laments Ireland conciliation failure as orange faction rises. An assassination attempt on President Morales of San Domingo triggers fears of unrest. American marines may be landed. Obituary notes Judge John Schofield Brasee named to state codifying commission.
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Henry Ivying
Princess of Wales
Lodle
Pius X
Vatican
Canada
Paris
John Paul Jones
Porter
Evelyn Sheffeld
Florida
Marquis Townshend
London
Edward
Ireland
Orange
Morales
San Domingo
Washington
Marriages Plannned On Shared Day In Wisconsin Town
Philip Kumba of Plover will wed Anna Tuebel of Spooner on March 1 in Wausay with the same clergyman. Lena Humbe will marry Matthew Sandquist of Barton the same day, and at the wedding supper the son in law and heir sit at one end while the daughter and stepmother take the other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wausay
Wis
Pailip Kumba
Plover
Anna Tuebel
Bpooner
Lena Humbe
Matthew Sandquist
Barton
Policeman Kills Chicago Heiress in Fashionable District
Miss Mary Catherine Mulwell, an heiress, was killed by Daniel Worman, a Chicago policeman who had pursued her after she refused his marriage requests. He fled to Archer Street, then killed himself at a lodging house on Archer Street. The shooting occurred at Michigan Boulevard around 2 PM as pedestrians and carriages filled the avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McDonald
Mae Smith
Great Northern
Chicago
John €. Underwood
Kentucky
Confederate Memorial Association
Commissiong Oirsume
United States
Brooklyn
Underwood
Mary €. Mulwell
Kosten
Lify
Uat
Dennis H. Carroll
Beckham
James Hargis
Elbert Hargis
Callahan
Breathitt County
Cockril
Jackson
Ollie James
Darky
Mr. James
Mary Cattering Mulroll
Daniel Worman
Michigan Boulevard
Herman
Archer 'Sear
Mulver
St. James
99Th Street
John B. Murphy
24Th Street
Jonce
Sherch
St. James Catholic Church
Benny on the Crocodile
A fragmentary tale describes a Nile crocodile roaming the country in search of prey and basking on sandy beaches. The narrator notes its large, dachshundlike form, danger when roused, and the odd notion of riding a crocodile, ending with a cautious sign of gratitude humans are not crocodiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benny
Nile
Beory
Jealousy Tragedy Claims Visalia Neighbors
Visalia California February 28 Franklin Elster of Springville shot and killed Miton Hubbs a neighbor and then killed Kriog his wife before taking his own life. The tragedy is attributed to jealousy and all victims were prominent figures in the community.
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Visalia
Cal
Frank Elster
Springville
Miton Hubbs
Kriog
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Portugal
Lisbon
France
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Thomas L. Rosser
Charlottesville
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Appomattox
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University of Michigan
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London Chemical Society
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