Japanese Hold Che Foo Area Reported as Skirmishes Continue
A July dispatch notes constant skirmishes with Japanese forces on surrounding hills and reports no change in Russian positions near Malrs. Provisions arrive daily while Japanese orders press to take prisoners. A captured steamship Haiping near Che Too with contraband of war is reported. Kow ids Loon is said to be occupied by Japanese without Russian rail transportation.
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Che Moo
Cline
Mine G and Aginoerlay Company
Haiping
Shanghai
Jnly 8
Che
Joan
Joklo
Kow
Loon
Joy In St. Petersburg Over Far East War News
In St. Petersburg readers react to reports from the Far East as rumblings of Japanese gains and Russian retreats spread. Dispatches describe port Arthur actions, flight of ships, and mixed theories on overall strategy and possible advantages gained by the Japanese.
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Far East
St. Peteveburg
St. Petersburg
Anind
Joeszel
Port Arthur
Stetersburg
Che Foo
Yin Kow
Taeho Kino
Lorin
Kw Halkin
Ike
Klao Chou
Asterpinee
Icuropatkin
Tatchestino
Farea
Tiyssiagd
Kalchow
Pasg
Rennenkampff
Salharoff
Rennenkampit
Guys
Salmatsza
Paul Kruger Dies in Switzerland Former Transvaal Leader
Charaus Switzerland July 15 Kruger former president of the Transvaal Republic dies at 4 a morning of heart weakness after arriving last month. He suffered consciousness loss with his daughter and son at his side. His body lies in run vaults awaiting transport to his homeland. Kruger, born 1825 in Cape Colony, led anti British actions, served four terms as president, and opposed confederation. His wife died in 1891 amid conflicts and peace settlements followed his leadership.
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Oriter
Transvaal
Charaus
Switzerland
Peuluger
Trane
Elech Sternlay
Pneumonis
Ruger
Mondicyla
Itaw
Dom Paul Kruger
Cape Colony
Fariar
Kai
Gingla
Pare
Genee
Kengot
Repub
Jager
London
Kruger
Stone
Mependence
Oleat
Phe
Iglund
Jamgaon
Hopelers Tigeles
Kriv
Ageitiel Jaglend
Keuger
Chicago Meat Strike Sparks Violent Clashes Across Cities
A massive meat packing strike begins in Chicago and spreads to Kansas City Omaha St Joseph and Bronx City amid wage disputes. Five striking workers and several others are injured in a daytime riot after a crowd attacked four black strikebreakers. Police dispersal ends the incident as rioters are arrested.
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Ene Taters
William
Durand
Jamey Kitty
Taydie
Folleaman
J. W. Sweeny
Pnd
John Tunter
Nony
Uion Titcher
Grand Baker
Samuel Wood
Nowunion
William Wiley
William Riley
Erchwarzechild & Silzberger
Baker
Wood
Japanese land troops land at Pigeon Bay amid fleet protection
Berlin reports 30 000 Japanese troops have disembarked at Pigeon Bay under naval escort. Russian shore batteries offered little resistance as the landings proceeded since July 11. A general assault is anticipated. a correspondent was briefly held as a spy before release.
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Pigeon Bay
Berlin
Loelkal Anzeiger
Mullen
Murone
Sikerie
Peace talks fail as packers strike continues in Chicago
Violence replaces negotiation as the Chicago packers strike extends after an all afternoon meeting between three union officials and a packers representative ends without a deal. Union demands include rehiring all strikers to prior positions, while the firms refuse, triggering ongoing walkouts and heightened tensions.
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Chicago
Butchers
governat+ sons
Breala We CN
Baltimore& Ohio Grain
Mighty-Seventh Atrack
Ontario l
Leva ci
Golden Rule Jones Dead in Toledo at 7:07 PM
Toledo July 43. Samuel M Jones known as the Golden Rule mayor died at his home from complications of diseases. The immediate cause of death was a long illness. He passed away at his residence about seven o clock this evening.
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Jones
Toledo
Oho
Samuel IM Jones
Golden Run
Svening Ab
Uncle Vee Cannon Plans Campaign Swing in October
Speaker Joseph Cannon announced an active campaign tour in the fall with speeches in Wisconsin and Indiana after a sick spell from the Chicago convention. He was reportedly recovering from a mild illness and his daughter Helen accompanied him on a brief European trip.
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Vee
Cannon
Chicago
Joseph
Winds
Wisconsin
Indiana
Helen
Withersé
Rome
Teave
Fortune
Russian Forces Check Japanese Advance Near Tatchekiac
Describes Russian counterattacks at Tatchekiac and Hai Cheng repelling Japanese forces. Reports Russian artillery success, 6 dead and 7 wounded, and a Japanese retreat while weather aids movements. Notes Rennenkampff wounded but not seriously and ongoing skirmishes along the coast road.
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Thapyang
Samsonoff
Yinkow Jidy
Actot
Comat
Insslana
Tatchekiac
Hai Cheng
Alx Imfea
Pratt Sues Hannah Elias Over $85,000 Property Deed
New York July 18. Temporary injunction obtained by John R. Pratt a wealthy plaintiff against Hannah Elias to recover 850,000 worth of property deeded to her in 1896 1898 1899 and later restrains defendants from paying money to Mrs Clips pending the suit. Justice Blanchard continued the injunction and announced appointment of a referee to determine costs and Mrs Elias expenses.
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New York
John R. Pratt
Hannah Elias
Negress
LNCL
Clips
Justice Blanchard
Che Wontan
Tie
Las Yor Idug
Ants Destroy All Insects On Cotton Boll Worms
Washington July 15 The department of agriculture reports ants attack cotton boll worms as readily as boll weevils. Ants do not injure beneficial locust larvae. Mr Cook notes the ants' agricultural value depends on acclimatization and propagation, with investigations underway.
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Washington
Cook
Department of Suriculture
Texas
Monument Plan in Mount Vernon Memorial Panel Formed
July 18 news notes Mayor So Tt Gotahbal appointed Al G Flald of Cohwibus as chairman of the monument memorial commission. The group was formed to raise funds for a monument to Dante Deantar Entel, chequiror at Dine.
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Dixie Monument
Mount Vernon
So Tt. Gotahbal
al G. Flald
Cohwibus
Bnet Memorial Commission
Dante Deentar Entel
Steamer Steals Gems From Mrs Sternberger
Mrs M Sternberger of East St Louis Illinois reports a jewel case theft aboard the steamer Bouth Haven during mid July. The case contained gems valued at 3509 of the era. Police are investigating the Wf Williams incident.
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Bouth Haven
Lora
Mra. M. Sternberger
East St Louis, Ii
Wf. W. Williams
Farmer Unearths Treasure in Gold Coin Hoard
Portsmouth Ohio July 18 Randph Magauin a farmer while plowing unearthed an old vessel containing about a thousand dollars in gold coins dating back many years. The find includes several coins of value and historical interest.
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Farmer
Portsmouth
Randph Magauin
Pewing
Voy
Kidney Pils Prove Cure For Mrs. Danacher
Mrs. W. M. Danacher of Bradford reports relief from severe back aches and generalized swelling after using Deans Kidney Pills. She cites diabetes misdiagnosis and credits the product with restoring health since 1896. A trial bottle is offered by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo and sold by druggists nationwide.
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Dean
W. M. Danacher
Water St
Bradford
Jude
Coffee Faults and Illness Claim Far From Truth
A patient recounts months of sickness blamed on coffee and a faulty diagnosis. The account mentions doctors, Postma, Poshtim, and a Virginia or Missouri setting, with a visit to a healer and repeated coffee related distress.
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