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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1905

Page

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Spring Attractive Merchandise Invites Spring Outfitting

Spring season offers a large assortment of silks and dresses with attractive colors and weaves. Stores report carefully selected lines, representative merchandise, and favorable prices aimed to meet shopper expectations this season. Beau tiful fancies range 45 cents to 1 dollar, with fresh dress goods and complete color assortments to explore.

Spring Outer Garments On Sale For New Season

Shop for jackets suits and separate skirts as spring wear arrives. Silk Shirt Waist suits priced from ten dollars. Front display highlights style duality and value to guide customer choice.

Marshal Oyama Resumes Attack as Japanese Sweep

Reports describe large Japanese offensive action with Mongol and Russian forces in Manchuria. Soviet and Chinese reactions are mixed with calls for continued resistance.

Marshal Oyama

Postponed Russian loan seen spoiling chance for peace

Paris reports the French delay in funding Russia’s loan may push czarist leaders toward peace. Officials deny government pressure to curb French holdings while some ministers privately favor caution amid ongoing warfare. A separate dispatch notes Russian and Japanese actions near the Pass with reports of troops and a captured target. An explosion in Moscow is also reported with casualties and a damaged city scene.

Paris Unie Thussian Securitius Seme Lince M. Rongier Council of Ministerel Une Finince Abe Goniehleart Sirens

Still surrendering total prisoners exceed fifty thousand

The report states the total number of Russian prisoners will surpass fifty thousand as capture tallies rise through continued clashes. General lat Deadquartters documents ongoing prisoner handling and related wartime logistics amid shifting fronts and Allied efforts.

Lat Deadquartters Alaeet Fussen

Sugar Wing's Dearly Suspicious in New York

Fragmentary OCR hints at a mysterious incident involving Sugar Wing, a premier figure, and a death connected to Leary By Mord. The text mentions a carta cirboa and a morgue scene with uncertain time and place, implying a foul play backdrop and a suspect’s confession or motive.

Leary Mord Carta Cirboa Prornier Loki Herta

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