Battleships for Japan after Wei-Hai Wei surrender
A Chinese surrender is announced with Admiral Ting and two officers said to have died by their own hand after accepting Japanese demands. Field Marshal Oyama reports land surrender of Chinese forces at Wei-Hai Wei and plans to move prisoners and ships beyond Japanese lines. Separate dispatches note 15,000 Chinese attacked Hai Cheng but were repulsed, and King’s ministers resist resignations amid mounting political turmoil in Seoul.
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Blackwell
England
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Fragments From Multiple 19th Century News Items
A collage of brief reports covers a fatal car crash in New York, an authority figures meeting, and varied incidents. The narrative mentions a victim named Miss Cusack Shugat and a man named Hank, amid notes on a New York arrival and a switch to Hankin. Other items cover a jail escape and shooting, wheelmen gathering in New York, a Brazilian minister’s travel, a store fire in Rochester, Ohio miners and unions, a youth charged with murder in Boston, Vanderbilt gossip, and fire fighter injuries in various cities. Authorities, victims, and locales span New York, Ohio, Massachusetts, New Jersey, and more, with dates and names blurred by OCR.
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Ua Buur
Sunita
Miss Cossek
William Tunes
Strikes Continue and Toll Tolls Brooklyn Area Railways
Brooklyn rail strikes drag on with Atlantic Avenue line practice unsettled as workers press for reemployment and the city faces millions in losses. Officials report thousands applied for work, while damages reach hundreds of thousands in cars, wages, and local commerce amid a cost of troops.
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Queers County
Suburbay
District Assembly
Priitvat Norton
Atlantic Avenue
Lewis
Brooklyn Heights Railroad Company
Issy Shghe
Ciatriot Assembly No
Brooklyn Heights Company
Mutis
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Whso
Governor Masthews Reevaluates Mexican Mission
The report claims Governor Masthews of Tanase has reconsidered the Mexican mission. Negotiations are ongoing in Italy and Germany to win Russia's adhesion to the Triple Alliance. Gresham has urgent Hawaii requests for a rehearing in the Seward case. Baton Rouge sees a moral spectacle on the Mississippi River as disruptions spread. Railroads are interrupted and many destinations disrupted by the extended crisis.
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Masthews
Tanase
Italy
Germany
Russia
Gresham
Hawaii
Seward
Baton Rouge
Miesietipyl
Congress Pace Shifts as Debates Slow in Senate
The piece outlines the slow Senate pacing on Indian, embry civil, legislative and rural development bills with only the postoffice bill advancing. The Democratic managers seek to stretch sessions, while opposition grows to pooling, territorial, Pacific railroad, navy personnel and bankruptcy measures.
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Senate
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Noy
Pacific Railroad Navy
Tha Ae
Anleas
Pacific Railroad Committee
Union Pacific
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