Port Arthur Bombardment Sparks Russian Debate
St Petersburg dispatches report Port Arthur bombardment yielded little damage to fortresses or life, with confusion over cause of explosion aboard the Po mpaginess submarine and doubts about Japanese torpedoes. Admirals Makaro f and Skryiloff are cited, papers criticize dispatches, and rumors persist of additional naval losses and Chinese-Russian tensions.
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St. Paterabors
Port Arthur
Novea Vremya
Makaro
Petroyavlovsk
Pobiata
Crusaere
War
Lie
Adimirally
Makarof
Minns
Seoteh Tyne
SkryWloff
Unclear text about censorship in Seoul command center
Fragmentary report states General Haroguichi of the dap imposes censorship at Seoul headquarters and mentions plans possibly extending to Burnay and Chemuipo in Korea, with notes on convenience and possible timelines. Names and places are partially garbled.
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Seoul
Priday
Haroguichi
Dap
Nas
Pdt
Wil Vlse
Burnay
Chemuipo
Korea
Moyer to face court in habeas corpus case
Denver report states Attorney General Millee confirms Moyer will be brought before the Supreme Court next Thursday under a writ of habeas corpus. He is held by military authorities and his release is opposed. governor Peabody cites martial law powers used in Teller and neighboring counties.
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Peabody
Denver
Colo
Millee
Charles H. Mayer
Surneme
Tel Inelde
Ball
Teller
Eau Miguel
Las Animas
Moyer
Peabady
Blizzard Grips New York Amid Snowbound Blizzard
A severe winter storm paralyzed New York with heavy snow and power outages. Roads were blocked and travel disrupted as electric services faltered. FEMA-like relief efforts began, while notable figures faced personal losses and community strain.
Flood hazards close Saskatchewan bridges and rail line
The Saskatchewan River rises and blocks traffic and rail access across bridges from Ganadlan to Paaltle, Bankelada, and the surrounding area. Authorities estimate widespread disruption and coastal flooding as crews assess breaches and prepare alternate routes, with river levels threatening further infrastructure.
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Saskatchewan
Bryan Still Hangs On In Probate Dispute
In New Haven Connecticut on April 1 the court denied the application for probate for The Kate Palle 8 Bennett and named Bryan as executor. The decision followed objections by counsel and a contested will showing the probate matter and related appeals.
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Naw Haven
Conn
Willand
Jn Ag
Bennett
Lignda Chavalind
Mim Dennett
Cie Gidsay
Wiley Nonin Tygileer
Bryan
Russian Japanese naval clash described in Port Arthur report
Port Arthur dispatch recounts mid week fighting with torpedo boats and cruisers as Japanese forces shell and bomb fortifications. Russian reinforcements and destroyers engage, with ships sustaining damage and several casualties reported amid shifting harbors and coastlines.
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London
Port aArthur
Yealarday
Smyelic
Envetet Uy
Aving& Japanese
Dorpado
Ald
Makatoff
Marber
Polrop
Littie Tert
Veresichagin
Noted Violence Incident on Train or Town Tragedy
On train or street, a masked confrontation escalated violently with gunfire and threats of lynching. A man named Kalwivliz and others were wounded as officers and bystanders engaged in a chaotic shootout near a public setting. Dr Baughman responded, was injured, and multiple rounds were exchanged before a suspect was captured. The incident involved accusations of threats and a fatal turn amid panic and gunfire.
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Denver
Coles
Kalvwliz
Siriowe
Baughman
Archer Man
Schowits
Snd
Severm
Lutor
Porwull
Schowlin's
Unexplained death of editor Charles Otten prompts inquest
The inquest into editor Charles Otten of the American Celt is opened after his death appears linked to injuries from an apparent assault. The jury returns after hearing testimony including O Brien oath questions. The case centers on responsibility and the circumstances surrounding the editor's demise.
Democrats Dont Like Pension Order Amid Debates
Washington April 16 during house sessions the pension order faced opposition as lawmakers debated legality and District governance. The senate also discussed canal zone authority and a naval property bill while protests at the state department spurred warnings about wireless espionage and press coverage.
California Desperado Takes Own Life After Jail Break
Historical dispatch details the Hanford California escape of Ray Faher and thirteen fellow convicts. Faher was shot while fleeing officers two miles from Hanford, then killed himself with a headshot. The escape led to a military response, with militiamen killed and several captured. The event is tied to a broader California jailbreak saga.
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New Vort
Ray Faher
Doleent
Onebreal
Wlan & Deapmrute
Parsing Poste
Aimmedins
Arorlemn
Spe
Isjui
Wanford
California
Ian Quan Field
Shoci
Buckner
Mitt Non Automoblic
Lahey
Waa
Folcom
Retadinin
Tranford
Pahey
Obay
Fahey
Bernstein
Shariff Rustmer
Hanford
Avi Firail
Ingrio
Escine
Faboy
Matory
Treodora
Cousich
Charles Fair Estate Final Distribution and Claims
April 18 report shows Superior Court authorizing final distribution of the Charles Fair estate valued at 40,001 to two heirs Mia and W. Vonierkily. A final supplementary report by the executor Herman Ostrichs was accepted and discharge granted. Separate items note a drowning incident aboard a vessel near Philadelphia and a police official, Captain Robert J. Linden, connected to investigations.
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San Heanessea
Duige Cook Koniay
Charles Ly
Mia
Herman Oelrirha
W. Kk
Vonierkily
J .Tha Sith
Abs
Herman Ostrichs
Botkin Sentence Postponed for Mrs Botkin Case
Lan ruversey April 10 Jude Cook today postponed the sentence for Mrs Cordelia Botkin in the murder case of Mrs Joan Dunning. The delay was granted to allow time for the preparation of a transcript of all parts of the arguments for presentment to the court while an exemption was made by the defense.
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Buperler
Jude Cook
Fermi
Cordelia
Botkin
Mra
Joan Dunning
Thousands of Sheep Die in Snow and Melting Ranges
Fragmentary report notes widespread sheep losses from melting snow in Butte and surrounding ranges. Hundreds of men search and burn to prevent further waste as harsh conditions persist and towns brace for impact.
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Butte
Mout
Apr
Avlik Uows
Beaumont Fire Destroys Gulf Refinery Wing in Explosion
A massive explosion at Gulf Refining Company’s No 3 refinery segment in Beaumont Texas caused near total loss of a section with about half a million dollars in damage The blast injured three workers and sent flames hundreds of feet into the air Fire crews fight to save a nearby area as the plant suffers extensive destruction amid fears of further explosions The No 8 refinery is noted as the largest independent refinery in Texas with a capital of one million dollars and the company ownership tied to local capitalists.
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Fe Galden
Lovelock
Ana
Beaumont
Tex
Gulf Refining
Pot Arthur
John Badluss
Gull Refining Company
Texas
Elorn Capitelists
Pope aids at the Last Judgment in Papal ceremony
Rome April 18 Vatican officials reported an unprecedented spectacle as Pope Pius and top church dignitaries attended a staged Last Judgment performance in the Sala Regia. The chair and choir were led by the emperor and praised Abba Perosia for the invest work.
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Rome
Vatican O Tho Trine
Pope Pius
Menorr Twico
Weiel Jnchimled
Empo
War Hady
Abba Perosia
Ghuns Publicity and Investigations Highlight Patchy Plans
Fragmented report outlines Ghuns Publicity inquiries into feavdage and plans for the Tureath Aubferry Bath. Mentions discussions with Adynese machinery and J. KR. Dorion of Kanans, recently convicted, with references to NY and DC figures, and scattered financial figures and local officials amid a murky, garbled public notice.
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