Recall of Battle Fleet to Russian Ports Discussed
The report suggests a 15 000 mile voyage home for the battie fleet with no official confirmation. If true, crews may face poor fighting form and coal shortages while Admiral Rojestvenski has limited bases, making Ballie feet a likely nonfactor in the war.
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Battie
Port Arthur
Vindivasto
Rojestvenski
Pet Vioveka
Tn Kamehatka
Theommander Islands
Ballie
Tomorrow’s Laborer Explored In New Orleans Verse
The poem fragment presents a meditation on patient endurance and faithful labor. It contrasts daily toil with divine blessing, urging devotion to one’s calling and craft while foreseeing a fulfilled future. The lines hint at spiritual reward and the continuity of effort across life’s journey.
Virtue Is Its Own Reward In A Charity Case
A doctor recalls a patient in dire need who received five dollars for essentials. The next day she asked not to be called again, having used part to consult a homeopathic physician and to make a phonograph payment with the rest.
Eyes and the Soul Poem Fragment from Times-Democrat
A fragmentary poem passage from the New Orleans Times-Democrat explores intense gaze and longing. The speaker notes a charged look that persists despite resistance, imagining Jose's concentrated gaze burning through like solar rays.
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Jose
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Christmas Week Weddings Spark Floral Savings
A girl notes many weddings occur in Christmas week due to church decorations and florist costs. She recalls a tale of a bride saving a large sum by marrying the day after Christmas, spending the saved money on an extra lace gown rather than lavish decor.
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Tor
Tia Church
Rug snatched save baby in proposed murder case tragedy
In Richmond, May 20, reports detail a man shot and killed at I. M. Leaky’s home near North American Copper Co. A wife was detained as the case unfolds. A violent event involved an alcohol lamp fire which endangered a baby. a mother wrapped the child and smothered out flames, narrowly saving the infant. اخت
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Richmond
Emmett Perdue
Neadyphysiolag
Mic
American. Copper’ Company
Wyo
I. M. Leaky
Indow
Regdie
Wis
Warri
Patrield
Dan
Elleworth Sturkey
Meoringhaus in Rut. Missouri Senate caucus turmoil over Niedringhaus
Jefferson City Mo Jan 20 a day of political upheaval as the state legislature held a joint session to elect a United States senator. The caucus nominee Niedringhaus appears ahead but faces factional opposition and possible overthrow by Democrats and Republicans alike. Rumors swirl of dark horses and further caucus demands as the body contemplates a second ballot and renewed factional maneuvers. Indiana formalizes Deverage and Hemenway appointments in a separate joint session, confirming two U S Senate terms to fill vacancies.
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Jefferson Cty
United States
Niedginzhaus
Partes
BEPAL
Niedringhans
Bta
Kerens
Hii
Pettijono
Jids
Niedringhaus
Ito
Major
William Warner
Kansas City
Indiana
Tandianapolis
Albert J. Deverage
United States Senate
James A. Hemenway
Boonville
Charles W. Fairbanks
Local remedy offer promises reward for catarrh cure
An old advertisement proclaims a hundred dollar reward for any catarrh case not cured by Hill's Osteopath cure from J Cheney & Co Toledo. Walding Kinnan Marvin, wholesale druggists, state F J Cheney is honorable and will honor obligations. Wall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts on mucous surfaces. Testimonials and price are listed. pills for constipation are also advertised.
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Hill
J. Cheney
Toledo
F J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Mrs Elias as a witness in Platt case in Supreme Court
Hannah Elias testified she had nothing to conceal and detailed her life and years with John F. Platt as he sues to recover 686000. She said all gifts came willingly, denied any obligation to repay wealth, and noted prior prison terms. Other witnesses showed she distributed wealth, paying lawyers, furnishing a home, and gifting relatives, with funds traced to a looming court order.
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New York
Hannah Elias
John FR. Platt
Platt
Alvetina
Philadelphia
Hassid
Patrick
Elias
Paper mill accident in Atouroc leaves worker severely hurt
In Atouroc Michigan on January 20 Roy Seller aged 22 or 23, an employee of Boehme and Beach paper makers, was caught in a revolving shaft. His right arm and left leg were broken in two places, his scalp torn, and his body badly bruised. His injuries are reported fatal.
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Atouroc
Mich
Roy Seller
Boehme &Beach Company
Governor commutes death sentence of Philip Nagle
Governor Herrick at 2 34 p m Wednesday commuted the death sentence of Philip Nagle convicted of murder in Wisconsin The action reduces the sentence for the 65 year old man known as Caliralus Nagle to life imprisonment or another lesser penalty as determined by law
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Caliralus
Herrick
Philip Nagle
Julian Richards to Be Candidate for Secretary of State
Rumor from Waterloo places Julian W Richards spending the winter in Los Angeles as he signals intention to run in 1908 to succeed W B Martin. Friends note possible support from tariff revision leaders and Hayward faction as gossip centers on other governors and auditors.
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Bes Moines
Tan
Julian W. Richards
Waterloo
Los Angeles
W. B. Martin
Afr. Richards
Richards
Hayward
D. A. Rites
G. F. Carroll
Carroll
Colonnal
D. F. Palmer
Washington
Auditor Carroll
Iowa
Davie
Palmer
Two Banks Forced to Close in Texas and Minnesota
The comptroller of the currency reports the American National Bank of Abilene Texas suspended operations. Resources listed at 454 082 with 266 340 in loans and discounts and deposits of 133 735. In Minnesota the Bank of Clitheral suspended payment on a Tuesday with owner BLP Walster said to have heavy real estate exposure.
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Tezaz
Clitherol
Inn
Washington, Jan
American National Bank of
Mion
Bank of
Blood Purifier S S S Restores Health and Appetite
A testimonial from Victor Strapax, Cor Earthman and Washington Aves, describes long standing eruptions and fatigue cleared after seven or eight bottles of S S S. He reports improved appetite, weight gain, and renewed strength, endorsing S S S as the best blood purifier and tonic.
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Solas
Ohio
Mary
S.S. S
VicTor Strapaxs
Cor
Earthman
Washington Aves
Urge Peace Among Nations in Columbus Speech
W A Mahany, noted advocate of arbitration, leaves Columbus to attend Washington sessions of the National Board of Trade and reads on arbitration. He carries dual commissions from the Columbus Board of Trade and the State Board of Commerce and urges Ohio senators and lawmakers to push treaty ratifications favoring arbitration over war. He argues war harms commerce, life, and resources and calls for every nation to have a fair chance and a square deal.
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Colambus
National Board
Senate
State Board of Commerce
Columbus Board of Trade
Ohio
Withiot
Delays in French cabinet formation after resignation
Paris reports the Combes ministry submitted its resignation to President Loubet who asked ministers to continue until a new cabinet is formed. M. Louber, Falberts, and Paul Doumer met the president, delaying cabinet selection for days. A Bouvier ministry seems unlikely due to internal divisions. In Rome, speculation suggests the new French cabinet will align with the former ministry on church affairs, with possible withdrawal of church-state separation plans.
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Combes
Loubet
Elysee Palace
M. Louber
Senate
M. Falberts
Chamber of Deputies
Paul Doumer
Bouvier
Rome
Ivatio
Cribinat
M Wal- Jeck-Houssenn
California Premiums Rise in 08th Year Figures
In San Francisco the California Ave premiums were increased to 2,000 with the annual total reaching 10,150,000. The document notes B-3638 ratio at 8 percent, reflecting the year’s policy adjustments.
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San Francisco
CaliforNia Ave
Doping Claims Fly In Grissett Lynchburg Lyceum Case
Margaret Hiserdot sues for 20000 after her husband Joseph Hiscock died within ten hours of drinking whisky at a Blaworth schoolhouse Lyceum in Washington township. Adolph Woodward Anthony Morton and Charles Baxter of Griswold are named as defendants. jury panel expanded for trial yesterday.
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Tia
Margaret Hiscdelt
Josep Hiscock
Blaworth
Washington Township
Adolph Woodward
Anthony Morton
Charles Baxter
Griswold
Courtroom Spectacle Draws Large Griswold Audience
Witnesses and spectators fill the Griswold courthouse and nearby corridors as both sides subpoena extensive lists of fitnesses and other evidence in a case surrounded by disbelief in the young men’s alleged criminal motive.
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Griswold
New Life Pills At Frank Nadler’s Drug Store
Advertisement notes high demand for a wood and system cleaner called Dr Klog's New Life Pills. Claims to cure stomach and bowel troubles with a medicine priced at 25 cents, urging readers to try them at Frank Nadler's drug store.
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Dr. Klog
Frank Nadler
Man shoots schoolteacher after breakup in Missouri
Savannidh Missouri January 20 A man named Martin Paulsgrove shot and killed Miss Mary Newman a teacher from Nut Grove at his home seven miles southest of the city. He claimed she promised to marry him and jilted him. A posse searches for the murderer who threatened self harm.
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Martin Paulsgrove
M. L. Paulsgrove
Mary Newman
Estnut Grove
Newman
Paulsgrove
Bantemore
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