Japanese Landings Near Port Arthur Threatened
Forces move from Mukden toward Ling Yang and New Chwang as General Kuromirkin’s troops converge to block Japanese landings. Reports say Russian and Japanese positions harden near Port Arthur with Admirals and generals seeking decisive action, while Tokin forces press for reinforcements and strategic holds.
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Bt Petersburg
Uropetkin
Linn Feng
Kuromirkin
Peng Wang Cheng
Napoleon Jarepatkin
Port Arthur
Feureemuch
Zoemunch
Tire
Getterien
Settir of Kin
Cheng
Toanastat Sivesirs
Liu Fang
Petersburg
Genesat
Bikin
Jopensme
Hestier
Egrifine
Topeka State Journal circulation soars amid high readership
The Topeka State Journal reports record city circulation with 40000 to 50000 readers per issue. It claims most Topeka households read the paper daily and that more than half of the state's total circulation comes from Topeka deliveries. Deliveries reach over one thousand per evening by carriers.
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Topeka
The
State Journal
Topeka State Journal
Louisis
Tapeie
Serere Daly
State Journa
Afareress
Tentn
Dean
Rene
Rumors of Naval Battle Near Port Arthur Surface
A Central News dispatch from St Peterstown reports a major naval engagement near Kis Lian Chou with heavy losses on both sides. Japanese forces reportedly withdrew after bombardment, with rumors of further clashes involving Vice Admiral Kamimura’s squadron and the Viavi dovatok, though confirmations remained elusive through May 3.
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Ieton
Tokio
Central News
Sietmiers
Port Arthur
St Petersburg
Viavi
Dovatok
Kamimura
Nelock
aMerngen
Admiralty
Frost
Pardon Request for Willie Sell Explored by Prison Directors
A pardon petition proposes releasing Willie Sell from the penitentiary after consideration by the directors and Governor Baley. The board weighs murder in the first degree and the community’s opposition, noting Sell’s young age of 15 and the death of his father after multiple strikes, as a factor in the recommendation.
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Baley
Muder
Neosho Coun
Jury Discharged in May Term Case
Judge Theren Stevens discharged the jurors summoned for the May term due to martial rule conditions in Sam Miguel county. Trials paused until the next term. The report mentions a sea ship, a vessel strike, and a Swuth Chicaco company affecting the proceedings. The text also references May 3 and Cleveland Ohio locations.
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Telluritie
Cot
Theren Stevens
Tntil
Sodee
Stevan Éaphinethie
Sam Micguel
Rute
Amr Mue
Esos
Strike Leader Sets Terms in Local Labor Talks
J D Buckalew, directing the machinists strike, says settlement talks will follow within 48 hours but the group insists on a contract. He denies seeking a closed shop while urging parity with other unions and cites recent walkouts as proof contracts prevent trouble.
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J.D. Buckalew
Mr. Buckaiew
Gulf
Ecber
la Junta
Cleburne
Tex
Manos
City May 39 Meeting Attendees Acknowledged
President J Keller of amuclition announced plans to attend a city gathering in May with many attendees. Congressman Murdock is invited to participate, and a hundred members are expected to be present.
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Ible City
J. Keller
Amuclition
Sixty Horses Burn In Downtown Warehouse Fire
A large fire destroyed a warehouse in Chicago's Lensinis testing annex area. Tenants and residents fled as flames spread toward adjoining structures and the family of Eric Werner, warehouse proprietor, evacuated from the three story building. The blaze caused extensive damage and forced an emergency street departure for those near the site.
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Chicago
Eprete
Lessing
Atuara
Mhieh Te
Eric Werner
Mrs Meade Granted Restraining Order Over Third Street
On supplication of Garver and Larimer attorneys for Mrs Erik J Meade the judge granted a restraining order to prevent city use or trespass on part of Third Street Fillmore claimed by Mrs Meade as her property. She says she owns half the street width and has paid taxes for eight years since buying the land. The city disputes the claim and a temporary injunction is set for Monday at 9 o clock am.
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Garver & Larimer
Erik J. Meade
Jange Hazem
Third Street
Czar Fillmore
Sir Meade
Meade
Fillmore Street
Williamsburg Woman Drowns in River Incident
A Williamsburg resident died by her own action in the river, apparently plunging head first after slipping from a ledge or stool. Officers blew whistles to attract a nearby boat but task failed and the woman drowned.
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Williamsburg
Weather notes and rainfall reports from stations
Rainfall across weather stations shows varying amounts from about a quarter inch to over an inch. Several local locations such as Baker and Concumita report measurable precipitation, with many stations listed though several names appear garbled.
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Kanear
Panin
Concumita
Fort
Secretary to Await Reply on Topeta Memo Festive Program
Secretary of the institutes says no definite reply until next week as preparations begin at Commercial date rooms for the festive program. Miles 5 invited. committee meetings and top agenda items include attendance requests and event details.
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Benniet
Hon Witt
Coimmercial
Barnd Declines Legislature Bid Amid Political Drift
Ness county voters opposed Judge J K Barnd as a candidate after a career on stage and in politics. He cites financial strain and a wish not to burden his party as reasons to abstain from running, while noting a desire for Republican unity and the electorate's preference for new representation.
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J. K. Barnd
Ness Court
Ness County
Barnd
Lee
Fila
Ris
Agaiin
Lac Lnleteere
Jorge Bernd
Copeiaid
Shermera
Rand
Hawk
Puffins
Uentate
Mate
Burton Case Echoes in Political Turmoil and Trial Reflections
Analyzed remarks from attorney general reports incriminating Senator Burton and Col W W Smith as the Burton case looms in appeals court. Statements claim Burton’s statements misstate events while observers note his changed health and cautious political future beyond office.
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Burton
Col
W. W. Smith
Len Burton
United of Appeals
Vinings
Burten
Pot
Miepatchiar
Hearst convention turmoil and party split reported
A chaotic account describes a Hearst affiliated convention where unrest and factional infighting led to expelled delegates, a push for Wade and Sullivan, and calls for party conformity. Delegates muttered about seating, threats, and a divided path forward as candidates positioned themselves amid the upheaval.
Woman Passes Up for Goetet Philadelphia Incident
A fragmented note reports a May 5 incident involving a woman refusing something in Philadelphia. The text mentions Roedert Geo and a Mrs Witite, a fine, and an effort by a garter to vet someone to keep him out of a seat.
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Goetet_ Phiadelphia
Roedert Geon
Connecticut Democrats Face Temp Chairman Showdown
In Hartford tonight and tomorrow Parker and Hearst factions claim a majority as a state convention tests strength. Bartett Cock Mar 5 anticipations run high with disputes over Judge H. B. De Forest of Bridgeport as temporary chair and objections from Hearst aligned factions.
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Bartett. Cock
Hartford
Troup
H. BE DeForest
Bridgeport
Hearst
DeForest
State Committee
Walab
Mam
Homer
Ot Stanifora
San Sre
May 7 1890s essay by Grover Cleveland on gold and silver
A fragmented OCR text previews a Saturday Evening Post feature from May 7 recounting Grover Cleveland’s article on The Cleveland Fond Isaaca. It reviews the history of gold stocks and silver parity, arguing government policy shaped gold reserves, silver coercion, and wartime finance. The piece hints at the 1896 act and the impact on public finances and monetary standards.
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Tia
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland Fond
Mit
Cleveland
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