Russo Japanese War Report From Mukden Area
Fragmented dispatches describe Russian forces under General Kouro retreating toward the Tass while Japanese commander Nowit forces press to encircle Mukden. Observers note heavy fighting near Port Nowehlwang with both sides sustaining losses as the war mood shifts in late stages of the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BNA
Mukden
Kouropathip
Nogi
Mukroal
Nowehlwang
Muleston
Onlin
Alyatun
Sebeeno
Muakdia
Uwe
Pontiff
Foreign Dispatches Report Turmoil and Unrest Abroad
The report describes chaotic events across multiple regions including Agb and Yerlm in Yemen and Alexandria with wrecks and firings. It notes political shifts, awards accepted by President Lonbet, and mentions General Antonio Volulini and unrest tied to anarchist plots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barts Dasdor
Selbourne
Agb
Yerlm
Sana
Papimie
Yeman
Arabi
Walita
Alexanria
Costa Riva
Mananue
Sigmed
Lonbet
Wivellon Ie Bakostitee
Antonio Volulini
Aledo
Yao
Amalerborough
Las
Nogrd Pravens
Timm
Barcelona
Isa
Fragmented Domestic News From An Obscure Exposition
The article cites multiple incidents including a planned federal participation in a Timestown exposition, a meeting adjournment, a fatality in a folding bed accident, and a city fire at a Newark Ohio glass factory. It mentions a warrantless killing in Wisga York and discussions of downtown library funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atterson Davis
Wisga York
Andy
Aol Aparasol
Caleen Roar
Ton Trea
Agim Caomesio
Pitsburg
Kiverett
Newark
Ohio
Frank J. Cannon
Sam Utah
Wormon Church
Rotheringhouse
Was City
Ind
Nipe
A. M. Palmer
Burdened by Floods and Fires Across Several States
A string of incidents from New York to Michigan details a train apoplexy strike in New York. Escanaba schools close five weeks due to typhoid. Farms and land sales noted in Ohio and Illinois. Fire damages hit steamboat Columbia in New Orleans and blocks burn in Monroe Indiana. Ongoing political and legal developments, crime reports, and civic events fill the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ager
New York
Escanaba
Mich
Idante
Loda
George Wunder
Hues
Tink
Cees
Mim Chadwick
Cleveland
Wang
Watinway
Sun Tie
Minnesota
Gompary
Cdee
Tdmittan
Northern Securities Company
San Pranelco
Stanford
Honolulu
Warnucis
Urban
Msignig
Dk Whitegarb
Sherk Canping
Pippernav
Jngton
Pitsburg
Chicavell
Charles Morris
Montor
Alamjorice Rue
Chandler
Oma
Captain Kirkman
Messrs
Gaynor and
Greens
United States
Savanna River
Lafonaine
Boulder County
Fuor
Colorarn Senate
National Capital Eyes Christmas Holiday Inquiries
In a broad briefing the president orders inquiries into postwar methods, salary provisions, and administrative appointments. Key actions include Taft authorizing a government-wide shift, naming A. Gud to a top post, and nominations confirming Cockrell and Quarles while Wyone exits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rankoe
New York
Poe
Conner
Daly
Fl A. Gudeen
Sinton Nowel
Ambriua Ministas
Hague
Jayne Pedpposett
Switzerland
Rossman Ringer
Hermann
Washington
Taft
Garfieil
Congress
Wyone
George GB. Corlelyou
Senate
Cockrell
Quarles
Wisconsin
Obituary Record of Noted Local Figures Died in Two States
B K Sweet of Quincey died in Dupont aged 80s. Louis Teacher, oldest Mason in Iowa, died in Burlington. Colonel Jackson M Sheets, renowned newspaper man in Ti mals, died at Parl. Ml. He served in the military.
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B. K. Sweet
Quincey
Dupont
Pla
Louis
Iowa
Burlington
Jackson M. Sheets
Timals
Parl
Notable 19th Century Figures Die Across U S in Fragmented List
A jumble of obituaries reports the deaths of several prominent men and one woman across the United States. Names include A Grant era figures such as William Wander and Thomas Ranford, plus bankers, railroad officials, and a founder of newspapers. The scattered notices reference Hartford New York Nashville and other places with limited biographical detail.
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A. &. Grant
William Wander
Hartford
Conn
Thomas Ranford
Bloomington
Iringis
Pabns
Detroit
New Orleans
Wink Kraan
Northwest
Jose John HH. Reagan
Tite Staties
Senwar
Anpeivin mMamiber
Ute Confederabo Gabe
Palestine
Texas
Tron
Sineeral Athe Tarpon
Brussels
Balin
Baldnd
C. Luther
Presi
Philadelphia
Luther
Ha Rooke
Ayia Mobilins
New York
la Roche
Caplin R. B. Pegram
Memphis
Pegram
Vumbert
Southern Railway
Vera Crna and Pacific Railroad
Anthony Defrees
Ip Hana
Goshen, Fund
Iate Schuyler Colfax
St. Joseph Valley Register
South Ment
Goehen Expo
Indianapolis Journal
United States Sundkn
Edward O. Wolcott
Monte Cuma Marek 1
Pere Lachatee Comedy
Baris
Ambassior Porter
Henry Woled
Cordrie
Mother Agmes
Lhites Hall
Lie
Wis
Agnes
Burda
Noy
St. Agnes Convent
Barton
Fon du Lac
St. Ags
Richard Somers
Mis
St. Paul
Prodigal San hailed as greatest misfit tale of Mall Caine
Fragmented OCR note reports Hall Cain's latest work The Prodigal San and its chatter of translations and expanded editions. Mentions plans for pews and a rush order, alongside odd references to various people, places, and a digressive mix of names and events without clear coherence.
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Mall Caine
Teachiver
D. Appleton & Co
Norwalk
Can
Isle of Man
Kourapankin
Biuscavine
de Graad Llama
Song of Spring and Street Pianos News
A fragmented verse sketches spring arrival with street pianos returning and poets singing as hens lay eggs and prices fall, signaling warmer days ahead.
Great Expectations Rich Uncle Ties Degrees Of Hope
A fragment hints at Pip like figures with a wealthy uncle shaping expectations. The dialogue contrasts wealth with potential ambition and family influence in a Victorian social frame.
Tobacco and Deterioration Debate in England Report
A parliamentary inquiry in England links tobacco and alcohol to physical deterioration, noting stronger effects on offspring from parental drunkenness. The piece also discusses athletic activity, arsenic in food and drink, a radium clock experiment, and warns that Germany rivals the U.S. in steel and manufactured goods due to cheaper, better labor, urging cost and quality improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sovernment Committee
England
Ne Hospital
Mac Redler
de Re
Coughty
Medien
Reasen
Armand Gautier
Burgundy
Big Questions to Solve James J Hill Says United States Faces Startling Conditions
James J Hill argues the nation faces major problems including artificial wage levels and falling foreign trade for manufactured goods. He suggests steel as a key example, noting the shift away from U.S. dominance in world markets and even in the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Hill
United States
Condi
Jkunes J. T
Great Northern Millway
Orter
Naody
Philippines
Bear Tale in Bear Den Sparks Wild Make Up Fight
A New York World account describes Mrs. Pike's Peak bear attacking her mate through a cage barrier. The scene ends with Mr. Pike's Peak driven into the water and the female returning to her corner as keepers note the heated exchange and likely separation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pike
New York
Pie
Pike's Peak
Norunwest
Farm Returning To Its Own As Rural Life Rebalances
Fragmented text notes a shift back to farming with more people leaving cities for farms. It cites census style data from 1904 showing urban to rural movement and hints at changes in technology and services like telephone and home delivery, reflecting returning rural life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baramieter
Socife
Solomon
Waiting To Bust
A child aged five, George, drank from a root beer bottle with yeast and, after reprimand, sat pale on wet grass holding the yard grass. He explained to his mother Dostling that he was waiting to bust, a frightened reaction captured in a humorous Life magazine snippet.
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Ole George
Georgie
George
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Hove
Fluchires
West Cori
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York
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Assad
Engler
Elessy Dierce Barre
Kurhor
National Capital
Hall Cain
Science Notes
Wei Keer
Scientific American
Ronalals
G Stuunll
Germany
Trades Union
Bear
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