Stoessel Trial Recalls Great War At Port Arthur
Report of the court martial for General Stoessel and other officers charged with surrendering Port Arthur. Witnesses include Kuropatkin and Wirén as the defense and testimony reveal harsh conditions and personal courage amid a harsh crisis of the siege.
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Associated Press
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Port Artht
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Linevitch
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Rennenkampf
Milren
Eoudiers
Port Arthur
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George III
Fock
Reiss
Smirnoff
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Russia
Kuropatkin
Wiren
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Rozanoff
Red Cross
Surender
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Port
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Stoesfel
Frye
Door Knob Fatality Shocked Milwaukee Community
A tragic accident in Milwaukee left a child dead after a door knob pulled free and struck the youngster. Authorities are reviewing the incident as a fatal mishap with neighbors expressing shock and concern over home safety.
Kentucky's New Governor Inaugural Ceremony Noted
The press reports the inauguration of Kentucky's new governor marked a historic moment as the first to assume office under a new era. Details describe the ceremony, attendance by officials, and the significance for the state's political landscape.
Aged Woman Slashes Neck in Wis. Town
A Mashewecars dispatch reports Centerville, Wisconsin. Mrs Katherine, an aged woman, used a pocket knife in an alleged assault. She died two days after the injury. A man and others nearby were in poor health and believed the incident involved a belief about a burden upon her. The knife was dull, and the attacker may have failed.
Oklahoma Senate Elects Gore and Owen to U S Senate
December 16 lawmakers formally elect Thomas Prior Gore of Lawton and Robert Latham Owen of Muskogee to the United States Senate. Both are Democrats. Gore is noted as the youngest senator at 37 with notable oratorical ability. Owen, born in 1836, has Scottish Irish Cherokee lineage and a background in law and politics.
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Chippewa Merchants Clash Over Debt Collection Pact
A Chippewa Falls report says local merchants faced lawsuits after signing a collection agreement with a La Crosse agency. Debtors numbered thirty plus with claims totaling over 2150. The contract set damages for noncompliance and a bold line claimed relief from paying the agency, triggering legal action.
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Six Day Bicycle Race At Madison Square Garden
Five of the six teams started an hour after midnight had retired by daybreak. The Redell bedell team and Sherwood and Limberg were the last to drop. Vanoni and Brets withdrew, leaving the survivors still racing. At 10 am the leaders Fogler Moran Butt Stol Gorgett Dupree Logain Bardgett Vanderstuyft had completed laps while Donald Sambleon Layten Williams Galvin Wiley Borning Downey and Vanoni Breton trailed by about fifty eight miles with the record far ahead.
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Borning
Pettwoes Trial Resumed In Bomb Case Court Session
The trial resumed with defense and prosecutors presenting witnesses on the bombing incident tied to ex-Governor allegations. The jury heard testimony about the explosive device and the broader conspiracy charges, while jurors weighed the motive and connections to the accused.
Campaign finance reforms considered by finance committee
A fragmented legislative memo discusses corporate gifts and forbidden contributions tied to campaign finance. It references standards on political influence, donor limits, and the need to regulate contributions by treasurers and committees to protect election integrity.
Japan Hurts England Strike After Trade Tensions
A scrambled report from London notes ongoing trade frictions between Japan and Britain as Chinese markets shift and Japan expands its regional influence. The piece mentions officials' concerns over economic strain and potential consequences for British businesses feeling the cold shoulder.
Red Star line steamer Kreonland to drydock for repairs
The Red Star line steamer Kreonland, damaged by a broken shaft, is expected to drydock for repairs. Passengers will be transferred to the Majestic, which sails tomorrow for Cherbours, then to the Needles. The Kreonland set course eastward for New York after the incident.
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Walsh's Trial Resumed Amid Banking Scandal Questions
The trial of the former president of the Chicago National Bank resumed on December 13. Proceedings focus on Walsh and alleged misappropriations tied to financing quarry development and improvements. Witnesses described advances and credit arrangements related to the bank and associated entities.
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Walsh
Moran and Attell Featherweight Clash in San Francisco
Moran and Attell are slated for a New Year’s Day featherweight bout at Cealma arena in San Francisco. The match starts at 2 35 p m with James J Jeffries as referee. Weigh in at 190 pounds two and a half hours before. Purse structure allocates 60 percent of gross to the arena and 40 percent to the winner. a $1505 guarantee has been deposited to secure the bout.
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James J. Jeffries Wil Bhe
Tim Joser
Take Motion on Cart Case Referred by Governors Office
AP report from St Paul states Governor Janson Kurnsd from Washington asks what can be met in the matter of Attorney Francis at Misasepolis against the cart. Hart sures, Limbets Papecblimetet andsy cuseary: Governor J and that the supreme court has law and was not for a layman to interfere.
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Supreme Court
Receiver Appointed in Shreveport Case
A receiver was appointed in a Shreveport matter involving R. G. Ty ann a P and the Kavse company no 2. The ownership and regare ng dispute hindered by unresolved ownership could be involved.
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P Shreveport
Kavse Company
Invidious Comparison Between Nations Cited
A fragment notes an unfavorable comparison involving Japan and another country. It questions which nation would be favored and references reasons related to Georg and hospitalization implications. The text is incomplete and lacks clear entities or dates.
May Recover His Sight After Acid Accident
Reports from physicians indicate a chance that a surgery may restore sight next week following an acid explosion incident.
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Mars
Employed Mr Bryan Harvest Hands and Tenant Situation
A report notes Patrick, an employed harvest hand, rented the farm belonging to Mr Bryan's father. Mr Bryan expressed great regret over the arrangement and its implications for the workers and farm operations.
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Duel Ends in Death at Deadwood Standstill
In Deadwood M D a cowboy Bernard Prentice was killed and Dick Moran a cook from Kansas City was wounded likely fatally after a night duel. Two women Benny Powter and Belle Haskell narrowly escaped being shot as five shots rang out during the fight.
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Associated Press
Deadwood
M. D
Bernard, Prentice
Dick Moran
Kansas City
Benny Powter
Belle Haskell
W B Thomas Elected President of American Sugar Refining
Dec 16 notices W B Thomas was chosen to fill the vacancy on the board of the American Sugar Refining Company following the death of E L Havemeyer. Thomas becomes the new president as the Sugar Front era continues under RS Re Sy ATEOCIATEG Free.
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Ser Hork
W. B. Thomas Totay
Ink
American Sugar Refining Company
EL C. Havemeyer
Bryan Guests and Local Leaders Discuss Pout Situation
Senator Dubois of Idaho and Mayor Deran of a Wisconsin city joined William Jennings Bryan in Lincoln Nebraska. The group met in the afternoon for a matter of state concern but no denial occurred that the situation was disguised. Mayor Danian and Editor Hoyt remained in the city through the evening as Democrats hosted several visitors.
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Unusual Event Ties to German Immigration Plan in Wisconsin
Special report from Manitowoc recalls a gathering at Menierlie where Mr and Mrs Krec hosted guests. The piece notes a push to make Wisconsin a purely German state and suggests establishing a bureau to attract immigrants to the Badger state.
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Mrs Gates Grilled In Trial Testimony At Auditorium
In Milwaukee Wisconsin December a court examination of Mrs James L Gates revealed details of a planned second marriage and alleged coercion. Mr Flanders questioned Mrs Gates at a meeting in the Auditorium Annex and testified about long visits with a man named Howard and possible blackmail. The trial centered on the propriety of spending extended time with the companion while awaiting a legal outcome.
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James L. Gates
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Decker
Howard
Nobel Peace Prize Ceremony Amid King Oscar Visit
A Nobel prize event described with secretary text involving Christina Dee W and J EL, Norwegian premier, and King Oscar of Sweden. The report notes the awarding of the prize, the premier's presence, and a ceremonial sequence at the Nobel Institute with foreign dignitaries.
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Akers
Mo Renamy
Abe
Atle
Battleships Prepare Assembly On Monday Meeting
Fragmentary OCR note indicates ships ready to assemble on Monday with unspecified attendees and proceedings. Limited readable details suggest naval activity and scheduling.
Rain Pall of Damage? Unclear Local Scene
Fragmentary OCR notes mention rain causing damage and reference to someone or something named faviete or Fanta of the face, but text is incomplete and lacks concrete details or context.
Taft Ok His Way Home
Economical dressing prompts reflections on fashion and economy. The piece discusses a sewing year’s purchases, the need for practical hats trimmed with ribbon, and calls for self-respecting, modest styles for everyday wear and most ceremonial occasions.
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Taft
Raset
Ogiyeet
Morse Bazare
President Roosevelt Warns Cabinet Over Third Term Advocacy
Theodore Roosevelt warns officers not to support any move for his renomination as president and states that advocacy for no renomination or serving as delegates will be treated as a serious violation of official propriety. The message directs informing department officers to refrain from politicking for a presidential term under the cabinet.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Strengthening Talks Reach Three Banks in New York
Negotiations are under way to strengthen Mercantile National Bank National Bank of North America and Consolidated National Bank. Directors consider several options with one likely to be accepted. Mercantile recently paid over a million dollars of clearing house certificates and aims to rebound after prior upheaval as plans include possible reentry of Gould land financial support and potential consolidation actions to finance a weaker bank.
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New York
Mercantile National Bank
Natonal Bank of North America
Consolidated National Bank
Journal of Com
Mercantile
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The
Journal of Commerce
National Bank of North America
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Ot Ion
Benk
Cotton price drop report and crop estimate notes
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss a drop in cotton prices and reference a crop estimate. The text shows numbers like 7.123 and 1005 with unclear context and several unreadable terms. No clear event, date, or named entities are extractable from the readable fragments.
Weather forecast notes cooler high and warm tomorrow
Government Weather Bureau reports Wisconsin will see generally fair weather tonight and Wednesday with mild temperatures. Tomorrow is expected to be warmer with partly elevating conditions by afternoon, while Tuesday morning shows fair conditions and light winds.
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