Russian Casualties Reach Eight Hundred Mark
chaotic dispatches recount Russian losses as Japanese forces advance on multiple fronts. reports detail bombardments near Shudian, Lit Dong Knit, and Su Pong Kun, with claims of heavy enemy artillery and several Russian officers killed. notes of riverine raids, selective captures, and shifting lines accompany confirmations of no casualties in some engagements, while Japanese reports credit superior artillery and tactical envelopments.
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Doi
Bay
Make Agawa
Wwen Ag
Bimday
Shudian
Yongamphe
Kamimura
Sitadion
Vladivostok
Censat
Korea
Vindivostok
Kamimuty
Kimimura
Vladivustole
Kamimira
Firemen Injured In Halsted Street Rescue
Chicago May 2 A three story Halsted street building fire trapped occupants as flames spread rapidly. Five firefighters and one policeman were injured in the rescue effort. Jhon Webb died from smoke, others were injured including Edward Gans and Pat Burke before crews freed residents. Fire damage estimated at only a few thousand dollars.
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Chicago
Halsted Street
Resens
Jgnonh Webl
H. Webb
Anak
Conelilen Norions
Edward Gans
Alea Goes
Patrcoman Jol Burke
Reagwe
Tengate
Caniaia McGraw
Pipsman Ryan
William Wolfe
Waring
Tueir
Cemetery excavation reveals corruption and gravesite mishaps
A damaged report describes an excavation in a cemetery near Coonoratowm, uncovering rotten trees, decayed youth remains, and claims of mismanagement linked to a president’s family. The scene includes collapsed graves, abandoned carts, and social efforts to cover the incident.
Turbulent World War Dispatches From May Reports
The page reports mixed items from wartime outlets, including a German editorials note on neutrality and censorship, a Japanese-Russian front update near Kulien Cheng and Anting, and troop movements. It notes Russian losses versus Japanese claims, heavy fighting near Oho Sah island, and Russian retirements with tactical river positions under fire.
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Losm Hy PO Rvi
St. Tetarebure
Bagsullich
Second Siberian Army Corps
Kulien Cheng
Anting
Kulien
Oho Sah
Kylie Cheng
Anil
Nul Leluw
Gon
Saseuiten
Loran
Facial Neuralgia Operation Reported In New York
A May 2 dispatch from Ann Arbor reports a surgical procedure for facial neuralgia. Prof Charles B. Naterede at the University of Michigan described a nerve graft technique using direct injection. The operation aims to relieve neuralgia in the upper face and jaw region. The note also mentions a notable death of a 80 year old banker and Republican figure in Iowa politics.
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York
Charles Mears
Cuttnort
Aliys
Buonion Ayres
Ghicane
Ann Arbor
Mich
Enys
Charles B. Naterede
University of Michigan
Jealous Wife on Trial in Murder Case
A scrambled report shows Maveve fel and May Powell pled not guilty to charges linked to the murder of Tatollg and Msi Pebrwaiey Oth Maat. Mary and Lovell confessed. others plead, with threats and presumed deception cited amid court drama.
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Mary
Powell
Msi
Mita
Lovell
Tyler
Murdered by robbers now byltwi May 2
Fragmentary notice details a murder attributed to robbers with names and dates obscured. Readable elements reference a captain, an attorney, and a company, but key facts remain unclear due to extensive garbling.
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Wayne
Sven
Retail Grocers Open convention in Abechimley pavilion
Sap Pideeleou presided as the Nation WM association of Retail Grocers opened its annual convention in the Abechimley pavilion art gallery. The event featured a reading of the report by Lin aueroting and remarks by Hat OF Hha San Fraldteon.
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Sfng
Unita
SG10
Abechimley Pavilion
Hary Winder
Lin Aueroting
Successful airship voyage across Bay Area in May
An experimental airship, guided by Dr Anguat Wirnth, traveled from Browidy near Mar ROL toward San Mateo and Colma. Despite descent and partial misdirection, the craft completed a controlled flight with no accidents, marking progress in aerial research and noting the journey toward further tests at Wisderlea.
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Hai Pranciece
Anguat
San Tong
Miles Sonife
Mar
Almont
San Veronia
San Mateo
Colmann
Valora
Lewes
Maleaiud
Wisderlea
Return Rates Granted for Livestock Shippers
Denver Ilay Charles F. Martin secretary of the National Live Block reports a telegram from President F. J. Hagenbarth of Salt Lake City announcing that return transportation to livestock shippers will be restored. The action follows a Chicago conference where farmers urged abolition of the tonnage system for live stock and adjustment of rates. The first and third requests were granted effective today, restoring the return pass and enacting rate changes in selected localities.
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Denver
Ilay
Charles F. Martin
Todiag
F. J. Hagenbarth
Salt
Lule City
National Livestock Association
Wastern Maew
Chicago
Sods
New York Thrat has not applied for licenses
In New York on May 8 the police commissioner said at least six Abexters have failed to file license renewal applications. Houses will remain closed tonight. three more will not be allowed to operate unless changes are made as directed by the committee. Some houses are delayed but not among those on city orders.
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Telia
Yoshak
Figre
Makao
Imperial Guards
Hamutay
Uhens Tien Cheng
Anthag
Dapinese
Antung
Lauky- Jou
Avlamalan
Ihe
Jpinese
Mit Place
Nlose Range
Hamaten
Peng Huan Pew
Wisener
New York
Commissioner of Police
Anes Hy
Thie Police
Tyne
Jade Wanptalin
Turon
Hacro
Wo Wirt & Co
Linbiiiles
jAmerican Tobaccs
Neavlekt
Ward
Lynel
York
Athery
Washtoxton
Ha-Educational
Davtla
Aa Originals
Ly Trojenten
Wis
Arvesingtit
Traunot
Yen St Eared
Aared
Matta
Gm Oras Thoradst
Corenow
Witdtoad
May Day strikes hit Santa Fe machinists in Topeka
Strikes spread to Topeka where Santa Fe shop workers joined a nationwide labor action. Reports say Topeka shops closed and locomotives were halted as machinists demand a 2.5 percent wage raise and better working conditions. The national union said actions extended to several plants with several thousand affected workers.
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Santa Fe Company
Topeka
Alo
Elation of Machinikte
Fe Titseon
Gpen
Titarnational Agim
Cy Oliverve
Amamugomsil
Feu Agituin
Lee
Ant
Spe
Gho
Elka
Arkansas Gils
Arkansas City
Santa Fe Raitroad
Washington
Chiongsabu
General Conference of Methodist Church Opens in May
A large assembly of Methodist church leaders from across the nation gathers in May to discuss crucial issues. Key topics include liquor control, war-time responsibilities, and the church’s educational role, with several bishop retirements anticipated and new nominations in planning.
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General Conference OF Methodist Church
May Day strikes ripple through New England towns
Reports from DAKURS STRH and several New England locales describe widespread labor unrest on May Day. In Nor e Hindland and nearby cities including Cambridge Lyn Salem Brockton Abington Backland Weymouth South Weymouth Bridgewater, workers seek higher wages and shorter hours amid a wave of protests and related stoppages.
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Bonton
Orem
Nere Hnalind
Tite
Costry
Cambridge
Lyn
Salem
Banda
Mars
Hollis
New England
Ap Ab
Mimpar
Vnva
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Rowlesha Nacional Bank
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