Port Arthur May Be Lost In Desperate War Dispatches
A St Petersburg dispatch reports confusion about Port Arthur with rumors of its fall unconfirmed. Japanese forces concentrate on reducing the fortress to free reinforcements for Kuropatkin’s operations as news from the front remains sparse. Kamimura defeats the Vladivostock squadron at dawn near Tsu Island, sinking Rurik and driving Gromobol and Russia northward.
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St. Petersburg
Liao Yang
Anshanshan
Port Arthur
Kuropatkin
Tokio
Kamimura
Vladivostock
Tsu Island
Strait
Koorea
Rurik
Russia
Gromobol
Navy Department
Atsuma
Idgumo
Iwate
Takashiho
Japan
Togo
Vladi
Vostock
Gromoboi
Czarevitch
Tsingchou
Mikasha
Yakumo
Misshini
Kango
Sasebo
Shanghai
van Diemen Strait
Nagasaki
No Change in Strike at Birmingham Coal Mines
There is practically no change in the strike situation at the coal mines Sunday in Birmingham Alabama. Sixteen hundred tons of coal were mined at the Blossberg mines of the Sloss Sheffield Steel and Iron Company today. Operators claim the number of men at work is increasing gradually while miners leaders insist the contrary.
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Birmingham
Ala
Blossberg
Sloss- Sheffield Steel & Iron Co
Mrs Maybrick Leaves Antwerp for New York
Mrs Florence Maybrick traveling under the alias Miss Rose Ingram aboard the Vaderland from Antwerp. Attorney Hayden arranged the departure. She arrived in Paris on Friday then to be hosted by Dr Densmore in New York. Her mother, Baroness De Roques, plans to follow soon.
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London
Cable
Florence Maybrick
Rose Ingram
Red Star Line
Vaderland
Antwerp
Hayden
Maybrick
Paris
Police Barnard
New York
Densmore
Baroness de Roques
Republican Hand Book 1904 Campaign Subjects
Washington special notes that the Republican campaign book of 1904 covers tariff prosperity labor wages prices trusts the Panama canal Cuba reciprocity expansion and its results investigations of postal and land frauds punishments of offenders rural free delivery irrigation and the record of the Republican party and Theodore Roosevelt just about to be issued.
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Washington
Panama Canal
Cuba
Theodore Roosevelt
Augusta Hearing Delivers Preliminary Post Office Funds Case
Bailey McGown former assistant postmaster of Choopee was preliminarily heard in Augusta Ga on Thursday before the deputy United States clerk for allegedly misappropriating post office funds. McGown, left in charge during Postmaster Bowman absence, went on a spree. Upon return Bowman refused to surrender keys and part of the funds were missing. McGown bound over for trial.
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Augusta
Bailey McGown
Choopee
United States
McGown
Bowman
Negotiations Move Between Russian Admiralty and Nixon
AP reports Lewis Dixon of New York, in St. Petersburg at the admirality's request, with talks ongoing with Mr Nixon whose exact goal remains unclear. Nixon heads to Sevastopol on Friday to meet the Black Sea fleet commander. A Salisbury family was poisoned last week by tainted food prepared by the cook.
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Associated Press
Lewis Dixon
New York
St. Petersburg
Nixon
Sebastopol
Black Sea
Salisbury
Sixty Escaped Russian Sailors Reported at Wei Hai Wei
Sixty Russian sailors aboard two torpedo craft are said to have entered Wei Hai Wei on Sunday. The ships, likely the same vessels reported captured on Saturday, are believed to have run ashore near Wei Hai Wei.
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Chefoo
Wei Hai Wei
Shooting Probe Involves Sinaloa Officers In Mexico City
Federal officials urge Sinaloa to investigate a shooting in Aguas Calientes that wounded Clarence Way and Edward Lattimer by police. No truth to claims that Torres ordered the arrest or that the officers were sentenced to death.
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Mexico City
Sinaloa
Clarence Way
Edward Lattimer
Aguas Calientes
Torres
Way
Alexieff Heads to Vladivostock from Harbin
Cable dispatch from Harbin reports Viceroy Alexieff passing through St. Petersburg on the way to Vladivostock.
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Alexieff
Vladivostock
St. Petersburg
Harbin
Two Trains Collide in Alabama Wreck Kills Engineer
Thomasville Georgia man John McLaughlin is killed after disregard of orders leads a local eastbound train to run through a meeting point at Elba Junction Alabama. Locomotives locked together. fireman injured and two brakemen bruised in the head-on collision between a local and a through train around 11 Friday night on the Atlantic Coast Line.
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Thomasville
Elba Junction
Ala
John McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Sermon on Labor and Capital in Unrest at Babylon
In a Sunday sermon at First Presbyterian Church Babylon L I Rev John D Long discusses the labor capital conflict. He cites Emerson and biblical teaching, urges closer ties between bosses and workers, suggests profit sharing and arbitration, and calls for leaders with large hearts to uphold justice and progress.
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L. I
First Presbnce
John D. Long
Mr. Long
Ruskin
Bank of Labor
Emerson
Eeery Palace
Het
Reich
Nazareth
Agat
Dives
Lazarus
Paul
Apostolic
Hothy
Our Land
Apostolic Church
God
Bun
Holland
James
Christ
Faces That Comfort One
A young woman reflects on the silent help many give just by presence and kindness. She recalls Epworth Head describing how a streetcar companion, perhaps her father, offers comfort through calm words or a reassuring face, even when unaware of their impact. The piece emphasizes unconscious kindness and its quiet power.
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Epworth
Moses
Deception and the Value of Honest Dealing
A aphoristic note on deception stating that the deceiver loses trust once discovered and that lasting success comes from honesty. The saying emphasizes that even if deceit succeeds briefly, it breeds ongoing distrust and harm to the deceiver's credibility.
Union of temperance religion and politics affirmed
A historic proclamation denounces bans between ruin and faction, invoking God and humanity to unite temperance, religion, and politics across all parties and sects into a holy indissoluble bond of affection and interest.
Japs Board Dismantled Russian Vessel at Cheefoo Harbor
Japanese torpedo boats entered Cheefoo harbor under cover of darkness and boarded the dismantled Russian torpedo boat destroyer Ryeshitemi at 3:30 AM Friday. A Russian was wounded during the incident as a third Japanese destroyer towed the vessel from the harbor before daylight. The Japanese consul claimed ignorance of the Russian ship’s dismantling.
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Ryeshiteln
Cheefoo
Cable
Ryesitelni
Associated Press
Chicago stockyards strike stalls after talks with packers
A Chicago stockyards strike shows little progress as retailers and grocers fail to pressure packers for talks. The intermediary committee reports courtesies but no reason to resume discussions. Strike leaders plan to seek a federal injunction to force disclosure in open court, hoping to compel settlement.
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Chicago
Edward Tilden
John E. Maurer
Thomas Wilson
Thomas J. Connors
Legal Department of the United States
Roosevelt
Exports of American Manufactures Reach New High
Exports of American manufactures for the current fiscal year exceed all prior records in value, marking a peak in national trade. The surge reflects robust activity across sectors and strong demand abroad, signaling sustained growth in the economy.
Prominent Figures Across Europe and World Leaders
Augustus Thomas plans to settle in Europe while Madame Zola presents her husband s manuscripts to the National Library of France. Mark Twain and Richard Watson Gilder live near Lenox Massachusetts. Ex Empress Eugenie drives in Paris. Mrs Max Pemberton edits her husband s copy. Queen Wilhelmina learns automobile driving. The Kaiser designed a deck of playing cards. General W T Clark served with Grant. Senator Fairbanks born in Ohio. Princess Louise is artistic and a sculptor. Mrs Charles Truax is a successful New York lawyer admitted six years ago. King Menelik joins the Italian Anti Slavery Society opposing African slavery.
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Augustus Thomas
Europe
Madame Zola
Hiband
National Library of France
Mark Twain
Richard Wat Gilder
Lenox Mass
Eugenie
Bois de Boulogne
Paris
Max Pemberton
Wilhelmina
Holland
Kaiser
W. T. Clark
United States Teasury Department
Grant
Senator Fairbanks
Ohio
Louise
Edward
New York
Charles Truax
Judge Truax
Truax
Menelik
Africa
Multiple 1900s era items cresting in urban change
A string of brief items notes Paris music halls threatening theatres, a man finding 1500 in a Coney Island car and winning 25 cents, Joseph Pike’s fall from a fifth story, Long Branch efforts to revive its glow, the Auto Club of America opposing ferry company power bans, San Francisco mint handling 177,825,866 yen and recoining for the Philippines, Servian coin restamp at Vienna with King Peter, Lima to Callao electric railway plans, German Emperor honoring rescued General Slocum passengers, a Mississippi crevasse above New Orleans spawning floating islands threatening locals and rail lines.
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Paris
France
Coney Island
Long Island
Joseph Pike
New York City
Long Branch
New Jersey
Automobile Club of America
San Francisco
Cal
Philippines
Vienna
Peter
Alexander
Peru
Lima
Pacific Coast
Callao
General Slocum
New York
Mississippi
New Orleans
Des Allemands
Secret of Electric Fishes Findings by Prof McKenrick
About fifty fish species possess electrical organs capable of delivering a shock. Prof McKenrick of Glasgow University reports electricity is generated in specialized organs that are modified muscles or glands, structures with innate electric properties. The organs appear far more efficient than human devices, though fully understanding of their production remains incomplete.
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McKenrick
F. RS
Glasgow University
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Cee
Poe
Bey
Progress of Chicago
Uur
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Southern Railway
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Asheboro
Goupsboro
Greensboro
Henderson
Atpy
Newton
Raveiar
SanisBosy
Santorp
Anna
Winston-Laney
N. C
St. L. Asheville
Knoxville
Lexington
Louisville
BR. L. Vernon, T. P
Charlotte
Pallmstonis
Vis Salisbury
H.H
H. Wood
Asheville
Kadwick
L Shington
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