Vladimir and Maruscha in a Quiet Convalescent Night
Vladimir departs from Maruscha after a fragile surrender to love and duty. In the dim Moscow setting, he weighs liberty, sacrifice, and a future beyond peril as Ivan and Maruscha bid a silent farewell under a twilight sky.
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Meryscha
Maruscha
Aleep
Vladimir
Mariuscha
Ivan
Marushha
Marnadha
Sa’ Caleep
Voice of the People
Moarusha
Japanese Win Port Arthur Forts Siege Feats
Japanese forces breached five of seven Keekwan forts at Port Arthur after tunneling explosions. They captured artillery, machine guns, and ammunition while volunteers under Lt General Samejima advanced. Sevastopol torpedo nets failed to save the battleship as Japanese naval pressure continued.
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Port Arthur
Keekwan
Samejima
Japs Nminde
Pigeon Bay
Sevastopol
Togo
The Man of the Future Seeks Relief From Pressure
A futuristic tale notes a man in luxury with a keyboard to summon news, meals, conversations, and stock quotes yet battles pressure and longs for someone to press the buttons. War brief items recounts Japan and Russia actions near Port Arthur including ships damaged and requests to honor Red Cross flags.
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Empire
Russia
London
United States
Port Arthur
Mukden
Stoessel
Red Cross
Askold
Shanghai
Destitution in England highlights winter peril and rising pauperism
London authorities confront severe winter risk as destitution and unemployment climb. Week figures show indoor relief 75 185 and outdoor 45 291, with a 9 395 rise from 1903. Birmingham reports 2 000 destitute families and Glasgow notes job guarantees at a minimum wage to prevent starvation. Aged stowaway Marie Jeanne Caroff, 85, found aboard the La Lorraine after leaving Havre en route to Scranton, Pa.
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England
London
Birmingham
Glasgow
Scotland
Marie Jeanne Caroff
Bretagne
la Lorraine
Havre
Scranton
Prominent Episcopal Bishop Charged With Conspiracy
Rev. Ingram N. W. Irvine accuses Rev. Ethelbert Talbot of conspiring with other church leaders to ruin him. Charges include criminal libel immorality falsifying and conduct unbecoming a bishop related to statements about Irvine and the Upjohn letter. Detectives gather evidence as a potential new indictment awaits trial.
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Ethelbert Talbot
Episcopal Church
Ingram N. W. Irvine
Irvine
Talbot
Central
Pennsylvania Episcopal
I. N. W. Irvine
St. Paul's Church
Huntington
Minnesota Abolishes Grand Jury System by Vote
Minnesota voters approved a constitutional amendment to end the grand jury system, directing the legislature to remove it from state law. The change shifts preliminary examination to a committing magistrate, with information filed in Circuit Court if evidence is sufficient, ending grand jury indictments.
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Minnesota
Wisconsin
North Dakota
England
America
Royal gossip notes from European figures and provided ties
The piece lists varied claims about royalty and notable figures from Germany to Portugal and Russia. It mentions a crown prince who plays violin, William II’s telegraph bills, Queen Liliuokalani’s Washington winters, Ruby Cooke’s prized collection, and other royal and aristocratic anecdotes including a Japanese owner of a Tokyo newspaper and a Russian author.
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Togo
Baltic
Russia
Singapore
Rojestvensky
Africa
Suez Canal
Rojestyensky
Germany
William
Liliuokwani
Kato
London
Niel Shimbun
Tokio
Amalie
Portugal
Mile
Laloe
Algiers
Czarina
Tesla
Peter Mirsky
von Plein Ly
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Japan
Hatsuse
Yashima
Doom
Grand Jury
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