Three Ships at Manila Remain of Czars Fleet Not at Sea
dispatches from St. Petersburg June 3 discuss Roosevelt offering good offices to Russia to aid peace. Analysts weigh Tsushima battles, Japanese secrecy, and Togo's maneuvers, noting Japanese crews trained for open-sea combat and attributing victories to beyond-human influence and imperial support.
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Roosevelt
St. Petersburg
Cassini
Russia
Rojestvensky
Tsushima
Premmnee
Togo
Taushima
Teushima
Tsugru
Russian Fleet Arrives at Manila Bay Amid Battle Loss Speculations
Rear Admiral Enquist with the heavy cruiser squadron including Aurora Oleg and Jemtchug arrives at Manila Bay aboard the Aurora amid reports of damage and wounded aboard. Admiral Train's Ohio Wisconsin Oregon Raleigh Cincinnati ship outside Corregidor, Aurora salutes. Japanese admiralty reports sinking Jemtchug. US Navy notes possible mutiny aboard Nebogatov fleet sailors in Sea of Japan battle.
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Quist
Manila Bay
Train
Ohio
Wisconsin
Oregon
Raleigh
Cincinnati
Corregi
Sian
Manila
Aurora
Oleg
Tokio
Iwate
Washington
Usvy Department
Admireal Vrain
St. Petersburg
Nebogatoff
Causes of Rojesvensky defeat analyzed by Japanese expert
A Japanese expert lists factors: faulty intelligence and reconnaissance. flawed battle formation. weather and sun glare favoring Togo. Russians exhausting ammunition leading to a shortage. Nebogatoff's surrender seen as a consequence. Russian gunnery deemed inferior.
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Toko
Rojesivensky
Nebogatoff
Death toll rises from Natal hurricane and Pinetown dam burst
Durban dispatch reports nearly five hundred African laborers and fifty Europeans died after the Natal hurricane and the ensuing dam failure at Pinetown.
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Natal
South Africa
London
Durban
Pinetown
Remarkable jeweled shoes stun London society fashion
A well known society woman wore shoes encrusted with diamonds rubies and pearls at a recent London event. The glamorous pair reportedly cost five hundred dollars each and echoed medieval fashion with lavish display.
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London
The Last of the Twelve Survives in France’s Past Time
Thirty four years earlier France was ruled by a twelve member defense government formed by the opposition under the empire. Notable figures included Leon Gambetta Jules Simon Jules Favre and General Trochu. Eleven of the twelve are dead and only Henri Rochefort remains as survivor and public figure.
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France
National Defense
Leon Gambetta
Jules Simon
Jules Favre
General Trochu
Ifenri Rochefort
Breakfast in London in a Winter Mood
A London morning scene depicts yellow eggs on the table and yellow fog outside. The male counterpart comments on the newspapers while the average woman is cast into deep mood in this Ladies' Field excerpt.
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London
Asthma Sufferers Should Know This Cure
Davenport resident Mrs Adolph Buesing reports long lasting asthma relief after using Foley's Honey and Tar, claiming a twelve year illness cured by a one cent bottle. The letter cites severe cold eleven years prior and praises the remedy as lifesaving.
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Mra
A, Ly Cook
Bluebeard to be hanged for killing wives in Chicago case
A historical report notes a man nicknamed Blue Beard to be executed on June 23 in Chicago for murdering multiple wives after obtaining their money. A separate mock trial entry mentions a "Blue Board" mock sentenced to be hanged on a date referenced as the 28th in this fragment.
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Chicago
Blue Board
Mock
Hanlon Defeats Corbett In San Francisco Thriller
Eddie Hanlon and Young Corbett fought a 20 round match in San Francisco with Hanlon winning a split decision after a tense final stretch. The contest ended amid a riotous scene as referee Homan declared Hanlon the winner and police escorted combatants from the ring.
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Eddie Hanlon
Young Corbett
San Francisco
Homan
Hanson
Corbett
Denver
Hanlon
Hanton
toCrbett
Deafness Cure Claim Promoted By Hall's Catarrh Cure
Advertises a cure for deafness due to inflammation of the Eustachian tube caused by catarrh. Claims nine of ten cases are catarrh related and offers $100 for any case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Mentions circulars from J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio and says Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
I J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
The
Dinner 20 Cents at White House Cafe
The notice promotes a noon to evening meal at the White House Cafe priced at 20 cents, inviting patrons to enjoy dinner service beginning at noon.
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White House
Summer School Opens For Review and Teacher Exam Prep
A new summer school will open for students seeking to review studies or prepare for teachers’ examination. Interested individuals should call Jessie L. Baker at 506 N Garfield Avenue.
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Jessie L. Baker
Garfield Avenue
Furnished three room house for rent in Good Ketton
For rent a three room furnished house located at 994 South Cleveland in Good Ketlon. Includes shared living spaces and basic amenities. Available immediately with reasonable terms.
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South
Cleveland
Kettlon
Pocatello Lunch Booth Promises Honest Chow
The notice at 1st and Center Street advertises the Union Lunch Booth offering meals free from deception.
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Pocatello
1St & Center St
Union
Reward Offered for Access, Arrest in Banner Destruction
J L D Perkins offers five dollars for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the boys who destroyed pictures and banners in front of the Auditorium. The notice requests tips to identify those involved and culminates in accountability.
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Wao
J. LD. Perkins
War of Gould and Railroad Interests Roils Wall Street
A fierce clash erupts between George Gould backed by Union Pacific and Pennsylvania interests and rivals in Equitable Life. Key executives clash over control while Parker, Herriman, and Bliss realign power. James W. Alexander and James Tyde meet to isolate life insurance from the broader dispute as Robert T. Linwood is proposed as board leader.
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Gould
Union Pacific
Pennsylvania
New York
Jung
Eleles Ae
Yesterlay
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Messrs. Mrn¢k
Herriman
Bliss
Soeciety
Wendon
George Gould
Penneyivania
Tyde
Parkman
Equitable
Pacific
Atlantic
James W. Alexander
James If Uyde
Wallstreet
Janey
Robert T Linwein
General Boynton Dies in Atlantic City Today
General WW V Boynton president of the Chickamauga Park Commission died in Atlantic City New Jersey today. He was a prominent figure in park development and served in various public roles.
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Atlantic City
N. J
WW. V. Boynton
Chickamauga Park Commission
Chicago Wheat Prices Finish Mixed
Chicago wheat futures closed uneven as No 2 Red grain edged to 1.04 and July contracts showed fractions of percent change, indicating a cautious session with modest gains and losses across the board.
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Chicago
Cartons Legend at Easby Abbey in Yorkshire
In Easby Abbey near Richmond Yorkshire a legend persists about a main wall cracked and leaning but not yet fallen. The tale holds the wall will bury a newly married couple when it collapses, though locals doubt a honeymoon pair will be beneath its shade.
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Easby Abbey
Swale
Richmond
Yorkshire
England
Telephone prank shocks Fort Fairfield resident
A Fort Fairfield woman was awakened at 3 am by a violent telephone ring. She rushed downstairs and answered, only to hear a high pitched voice ask in a shrill tone if her washing was done, claiming theirs had been done half an hour earlier.
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Fort Fairfield
Quite the Contrary Labor Exchange Satire
A humorous dialogue set in a domestic scene features Godman Gonrong mid pie exchange and a woman asking about labor agitators. The quip Cites a playful label rest agitator as a pun on agitators within a social exchange.
Success owes to luck pluck and brains, says advisor
A concise view argues that success comes from a blend of luck, personal grit, and intellect, with each element equally contributing to achievement in varied contexts. The statement highlights that neither factor alone suffices for lasting results.
Snow Liniment Claims Cure for Old Chin Sore
Weastmoreland Ware May 5 Mid Ratard Snow Liniment Co reports a testimonial from a user who says the liniment cured an old chin sore feared to be cancer after other treatments failed. The note also mentions a sister in Allenaville Mitino Pa with a suspected cancer and asks for a sample. Mrs A L Cook, a local druggist, referenced.
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Weastmoreland
Ware
Ratard Snow Liniment Co
Sophia J. Carnon
Allenaville
Mitino
A. L. Cook
Kane's Grocery Offers Fresh Daily Vegetables
If it's fresh vegetables you want, Kane's Grocery sends what the market offers every day. The store promises the choicest picks and a full assortment in stock.
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Kane
Notice to Good Roads Commit Mitters Meeting Called
A meeting of white committees for the Good Roads convention is called for Sunday marching at 11 o'clock at the city to complete arrangements. Important to every member, friend, chairman.
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Wlite
Ghoraabber
Last Day at the Academy Ends Successful Idaho Year
Rev Mr Boones address closes a strong term at the College of Idaho Caldwell. Graduates and students receive diplomas and certificates as teachers praise the schools progress and field day events captivate Idaho Falls visitors.
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Boone
College of Idaho At
Caldwell
College of Idaho
Casdewell
Vradmites
Academy
Department of Music
M Blaine Houck
Blackfoot
Prank Cransdall
Shoshone
Elbert Eastman
Soda Springs
Ilene Cotterell
American Falls
Brew
Gray
W. H. Cleare
Muellen
Cleare
W. J. Boone
Tidaho
Keystone State
Idaho
Cotterell
Salsbury
J. W. Hart
Board of Trustees
A Welcome to Cecilia Duchess of Mecklenburg Schwerin in Berlin
The 18 year old Duchess Cecilia of Mecklenburg Schwerin was greeted by enthusiastic crowds as government business paused for a half holiday. Bells boomed and children sang as the Imperial family welcomed her at the palace after travels from Schwerin. The day included a formal city welcome by Berlin’s chief burgomaster and a signing of the marriage contract with the Crown Prince.
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Berlin
Cecilia
Mecklenburg-Lchwerin
Sesteewm
Frederick William
Schwerin
Aml
Chateau Bellevue
Imperial Palace
Acute Rheumatism Treated By Ballard Snow Liniment
A Gibson City reader reports severe rheumatic pains in the back worsened by wet and damp weather. After trying Ballard’s Snow Liniment, the pain subsides and mobility returns. The note from February 16, 1902, cites relief after prior inability to bend.
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Batford
Gibson City
Indy
Ballard
Two Mile Limit Law Upheld by Supreme Justices
The Idaho Supreme Court, in a divided decision, upholds the two mile grazing limit law. Justices Sullivan and Alishie form the majority, with Judge Stockalager dissenting. The case Walker and others v Bacon concerns damages for grazing within two miles of a dwelling. The judgment in favor of the plaintiff is affirmed.
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Supreme Poet
Theother
Sullivan
Alishie
Stockalager
Elmore County
Walker
Ve. O. F
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MR. Corbett
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Cartons
Academy of Idaho
Idaho Parls
Alex. Burnett
C. Redman Moon
Wilson Burkhard
Don Burnside
Gooding
Chris Woodall
Frank Crandall
Crandall
Frank Berryman
Robert Eastman
Vautt
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