Silent Frontier News From Port Arthur Front June Dispatches
Reports from the warfront detail no word from General Kuropatkin for 24 hours, while Japanese forces push toward Liao Yang and Mo Tien pass. The Vladivostok squadron, consisting of cruisers and torpedo boats, appears on the Korean coast and shells Japanese positions, signaling ongoing strategic maneuvers as both sides prepare for moves near Port Arthur.
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Jung
Amur
Ahi Theo
Port Arthur
Withnett
Cee
Warrapentos
Fumanta
Port Artic
Enn
Iedt
Chien
Yeheane
Bis Chin
Letiton
Jules
Daily Telegraph
Sxyx
Kal Shed
Keight
New York
Accortice
Landits
Pontroietine
BE. F. Knight
Pightins
London
Tokio
Sulle
Arthur
Sh Petersburg
Rueslon
Neve Obwete
Port Arthoc
Tase
Toko
Gengis
St Petersbore
Kuropat Kit
Lino Yang
Urgin
Kuropatkin
Mo Tien Pass
Liao Gree
Fen Shut
Mo ‘Tien Pass
Liao Yang
Pan Shu
Siu Tien
Dulleri
Pullen
Chipptin Pam
Wending
Siu Yeng
Terein
Hai Cheng
Kiso
Kuroki
Feng Wang Cheng
Su Yen
Tenth
Dae Yane
Seoul
Vladivostok
Port Arthur torpedo destroyer arrives after battle
June 30 Port Arthur notified that torpedo destroyer Lieut Burukoff arrived from Port Arthur after fighting off the Japanese fleet. The ship shows battle damage, bow gun blown, and many rescued men aboard. Reports differ on Admiral Tojo and Kuropatkin plans as heavy rains cripple Manchuria roads hinder movements.
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Port Arthur
New Chwang
Rite Align
Torpedo Bost
Burukolt
Yestartig
Sivondh
Bubukoff
Torn
Gulf of Peri
Arthur Tentius
Vladivostok
Associated Press
Stansian
Arthur Tusday
Harukemi
Taka
Toxo
Wiapetehes
St Petersburg
Burukoti
Kuroit
Hai Cheng
Lane Yang
Ta Toke Kiko
Kuropat
King
Manchuria
Ariflery
Mood for Peace Fails as Mediation Talks Continue
Washington reports indicate discreet inquiries into a possible peace initiative between Russia and Japan following King Tward’s visit to Emperor Willer. Officials say neither side seeks peace nor entertains third-party overtures at this time. Tokyo dispatch notes Russian forces were driven from a strong defensive position along the Shi Mucheng road with heavier losses.
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Russia
Japan
Washington
Taward
Willer
Tokio
Sune
Fen Shut Passo
Shi Mucheng
Prohibition Nomination Fight Delays Convention Showdown
Miles declines to be nominated by the National Prohibition Convention as resolutions deadlock. In Indianapolis on June 30 the Resolutions Committee grapples over single issue versus broader platform while officers are elected and a national list of state delegates is announced. The committee hints a majority opposes Miles and favors a single issue platform.
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Conan
Indianapolis
Ind
Tnese
Axtella Sl Arkansag
John WN. Parker
HL ‘Gp Oalifaenia
A. B. Taynton
Bred W. Wheeler
Colorado
John Hipp
J. N. Scoulter
Connecticut
F. G. Platt
Charles E
Plotda
A. K. Isler
Francis Trueood
Stram S. Gray
H. A. Lee
Islingis
O.W. Stewart
F. S. Regan
Indiana
F. T. McWhirter
Chas Khart
Tows
A. Coates
Malcolm Smith
Kansas
Earlett, Delay
T. D. Tal' Shaniacky
Z. B. DeMtarre
Dr. J. Hlmnith
Bialnie—vorney
B. Cushing
Woodbury
Maryland
Hendrickson
Jonny Parker
Massachusetts
John 8. Tends
H.S. Morey
Michigan
Samuel Dickey
F.C. Corbett
Minnesota
B. B. Haughan
Geo
Missouri
Chas
Fr. Stokes
H. P. Farris
Nebraska
Jones
A. G. Woltenburger
New Ferre
Pasgeaa Falls
Minn
A. A. Stevens
Tyrone
Pa Chas
Rckhart
Aubsra
Jade J.B. Vancise
Newark
General Miles
Prohibitionists Boost Miles at Indiana Meeting
A June 20 meeting at the State House in Indianapolis drew about 1500 attendees, with 400 delegates, to push General Miles as Prohibition nominee for president. John G. Woolley of Chicago relayed Miles’s possible acceptance while noting Miles favored broader issues beyond prohibition. Woolley quoted Miles criticizing confinement to a single issue and predicting a realignment that could break old parties.
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Ind
Miles
State House
John G. Woolley
Chicago
The
Voice
Miles Guring
Vinta
Woolley
Gen
Wooller
Billes
Prohibition candidates rally behind Miles biography question
The meeting featured speeches claiming Gene Miles will not accept certain claims and criticizing administration mistreatment. Speakers urged Miles’s nomination, with support from speakers like Mr Woolles and C B Turner, and references to past votes. General Miles was cited as backing the Prohibition ticket and rejected by opponents as a fetal abstainer in earlier years.
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Selpisiora
Gene Miles
Woolles
Miles
Mir
C. B. Turner
Benus
KR. H. Patton
Springfield
Jie Miles
Kansas Populists plan late Saturday departure to convention
Kansas delegation to the Populist national convention will leave Kansas City Saturday evening via the Rock Island train. About a dozen Kansans will join from other towns for an excursion to Springfield, and a two-golluts round trip fare was arranged from St. Louis. Nebraska will veto for Alles for president and Walsh for vice president. Kansas expected to have 39 votes in the party convention.
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Gilet
Saree i
Ku City
Lewis Bo
Miros
Uwe Katnan Wild Hearst
Curnin
CG. Deranche
Lincoln
Ay Aing
Lhe
Nebraska
W. W. Alles
Tom Walsh
Georgia
Ber
Charge Withdrawn In Cripple Creek Mining Case
Special Prosecutor withdraws charges against Charles H. Moyer William D Haywood and others over alleged conspiracy tied to June six Victor riots. Moyer and Kennison held in Cripple Creek. Parker Davis sought. Kennison at federation HQ in Denver. Parker and Davis whereabouts unknown.
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Cripple Creek
Col
di Cries
Charles H. Moyer
Ene Rence
Moyer
William D. Haywood
Charles Re Kennison
Sherman Dparker
Charles Davis
Sune 6
Kennison
Parker
Divie
Baynvocht
Federation of the Heartquarters
Denver
Parker and Davis
NOTICE OF CONTEST IN NATIONAL CONVENTION DELEGATES
St Louis natives bound for the national convention are reaching Charles A Walsh secretary of the national calamities at headquarters. By today 14 districts reported contested including First Shetch of Pennsylvania, Twelfth and Fourteenth in Ohio, Third in DC, Tenth in Louisiana, Second in Maine and Twenty-seventh units. Only native Erurt received so far from Twenty-third district.
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St Louie
Enn Lesis
Torhe
Sham battle ends in shooting near Sliver Lake
A confusing report describes an early 20th century incident where Charles Parsons, adopted son of Smith Nichols wan, was shot by Bernard Tibbs's son during a sham battle between youths ages 12 to 32 near Sliver Lake in Rossville. The ball struck a participant, causing injuries and prompting medical aid. the victim who was taken to Christ for care is expected to recover.
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Charles Parsons
Smith Nichols
Bernard ‘Tibbs
Geecoumby
Rossville
Jett
Maxwell Chosen President of National Educational...
St Louis June 20 W H Maxwell superintendent of public instruction of New York was today elected president of the National Educational Association for the coming year. River readings at the flock Island bridge showed 22.5 feet Wednesday with winter underway. Chicago forecast calls for generally fair weather tonight and Friday with variable winds along Kansas.
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New York
National Educational Association
St Louis
W. HH. Maxwell
National Educational Avanetation
Flock Island
Kansas
City Health Robust as Typhoid Cases Decline
Physicians report only two typhoid cases so far with one fatality and a recovery, while malaria and other contagious diseases show improvement. Doctors urge boiling drinking water and note overall drainage and spring conditions reduce epidemic risk.
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Lowey
State Board of Health
Topeka
Malaric Ieee
Caramanteal
Haturia
Grubbs
Col Brigham Dead News of Col Joseph Brigham’s death reported
The death of Col Joseph Fl Brigham assistant secretary and former chairman of the examination board at the East Lake exposition is announced. He recently left for St Paul to attend a meeting, stopped in Delta for a short visit, and had been prominent in Ohio politics and in his government position since McKinney’s administration.
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Westlingth
Thay - Haat
Col
Joseph Fl. Brishar
Brigham
Fies
McKinney
Dewey feud figure Dewey in Kansas City trial talk
Channery Dewey, Kansas ranch magnate tied to the Dewey Berry feud, travels to Kansas City to settle his father's estate. He was linked to the murder case that led to Berry’s acquittal in Norton, and other charges against Dewey and associates are expected to fade. also noted are Kaw Valley potato market reports and a Wells No. 2 drill update near Prom.
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Channery Dewey
Kansas
Sil
Kancinas
Dewey
Norton
Kan
Dewers
Harvest Time Weather Forecast Distorted Text
Weather forecast for Kansas counties described with numerous garbled words. Contains references to Kanes soul and northeastern counties, wind shifts from the west, and times like two o clock and three o clock with unclear details.
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Kaneas
Kanes
Mackay
Mannattan
Orlock
Tornado devastates Moscow area with heavy toll
A powerful tornado struck two villages near Moscow, leaving at least 45 dead and 13 injured. Communications and rail service were disrupted as telegraph lines failed and debris blocked roads. Hall stones and scattered trees indicate severity. widespread destruction reported across the affected region.
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Moscow
Jimne
Spelling Reform Debate Quiet at National Meeting
June 1 St Louis reports outline that spelling reform for general adoption will not be considered by next year’s National Educational Association convention. The National Council of Education approved a committee report funding up to 6000 for investigations and possible reform plans to report next year.Other speakers included Tuskegee educator Samuel L Lindsay Porto Rico education officials Han Juan and Admiral Goodrich noting reading and arithmetic gaps in recruits. Washington’s address drew cheering at the close.
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St. Louie
National Educational Association
Association
The
Nations Council of Education
Department of Superintendern
Sore Ites
Tuskegee
Samuel L. Lindsay
Han Juan
Porto Rico
Feld
Secon
Anna
J. 3. Snephers
Thetics School of Commerce
Ress
Cooper ¥. Goodrich
Cook
Mr. Washington
Veterans Excursion Plans and Court Note in New York
Veterans will travel to Boston under Commander Harris who arranged an excursion schedule from August 15. The route includes Kansas City to Chicago and Pittsburgh to Boston with return via St Louis, and participation from Lewitt’s area. Scattered reports mention a widow and a will tied to Gustav Fix, with legal actions and bond forfeiture cases tied to a felon’s failure to appear.
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Harris
Pittanurg
Boston
St. Lown
Actes
New Yorke
Wien
Gustav Fix
Andes
Dowie Returns to Chicago Amid Quiet Reception
John Alexander Dowie arrives in Chicago after a long voyage, but no crowd greets him at Te Salle Street station. Dowie and his party travel to Zion City via a train to the Dowie settlement, with plans to meet followers later and conduct address ceremonies as a white-robed choir performs near the city arch commemorating places Dowie has visited. Dowie’s son and a young woman accompany him. Attorny Samuel Ettelsda indicates possible legal matters but Dowie remains unseen by the public.
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Chicago
Alexander Dowie
TeSalle Street
Chiazo
Werthwee
Dowie
Zon City
Hie Sen
Gladstone Dowie
Chicsco
Samuel Ettelsda
Ikveras
Attorsa
Biljah Avenue
San Francisco
Sya~ Ney
Melbourne
Adelaide
Lenton
A of
Sient Baentian
Zion City
Dowle
Victoria
Mailax
Cade Stone Dowie
Duewle
Neutennnis
Unclear historical hearing referenced with names and places
Fragmentary report mentions hearings, courts, and officials including Cartherens, Colombia, and a state treasury figure. The text names various officials and events in a garbled form, with references to a legislature, commissions, and comments on administration, presented in a dated, rough style.
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