Death Ordered for General Stoessel Amid Siege News
Petersburg May 21 The military court confirms death for Lieutenant General Stoessel commander of the Port Arthur forces amid reports of von Arthur and the Sea of Japan surrender aftermath. Admiral Nedogatom and Rostovrevky figures linked to the naval theater are noted in the chaotic summary. The scene details political strife in Petrograd as the Duma debates the throne’s response with officials notified for a reply between the court and the imperial power. General conditions from the siege reflect a tense, evolving conflict atmosphere.
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Strikes Hit Chicago Boarded Ladle Plant Work Force
Chicago May 21 A planned strike idled hundreds of workers at Robert C Law papers plants as 160 union girls walked out at noon opposing wage cuts. The walkout, following a transfer of 30 nonunion workers from the East and wage reductions, aims to force better pay and conditions across Chicago mills. The broader walkout could involve thousands of workers citywide.
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Chicago
Robert C. Law Company
Law Company
Conference on rate bill in House committee
Washington May 21 Chatrovan Hegburs of the house committees on lives and foreign commerce will convene a formal meeting tonight to consider the rate bill. The plan calls for a Saturday vote on the bill with a Senate conference to follow and indicate whether the terms will be accepted. The house is expected to disagree with the Senate on certain amendments and a conference is requested to resolve the differences.
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Washington
Chatrovan Hegburs
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Sanloiny
Sistehood Rentoreas
Foraker
New Mexico
Arizona
Railway line opens linking Tashkent with Samara region
A new rail corridor connects Tashkent to the Samara area and beyond, extending north of Atal to Keralinsk and Tuvles 14a. The line, completed after delays, promises faster travel and stronger Central Asia trade via steamship routes to the coast, shortening the journey from Blee TM to Tashkent and boosting regional transport.
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Undefined historical note fragment
Fragmentary OCR text provides no coherent event or identifiable persons. The readable portion lacks concrete facts, dates, places, or organizations to form a valid news card summary.
Rio Grande Treaty Signed to Share Waters
Washington reports a treaty between the United States and Mexico to regulate use of the Rio Grande waters. It envisions diverting most flows to the American side with a Mexican delivery of about 26,000 acre feet annually. The agreement aims to end twenty years of friction and would require full funding by the United States for potential claims by Mexicans not yet harmed by diversions.
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Fragmented OCR piece on local politics and ideas
An obscured OCR passage discusses ideas about chicken mayor rhetoric and a summer session in Slush Temple. It references Dr Minch in his twentieth year, a fortress at Slane, and a socially charged workshop scene with claims of speeches and political discourse amid a stormy day.
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Sister killed by brother on eve of wedding in Renwood
In Wheeling West Virginia on May second Stora Wientch was shot and killed by her brother Prof as she baked a cake for her wedding. Police think a quarrel sparked the tragedy though another brother and relatives say the shooting was accidental.
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Vice Consul Killed at Batom Datoum
At Datoum on May 21 American vice consul JH Stuart was shot and killed at 118 country place. The assailant fled. Stuart, a British subject, was a leading Watoum ship broker and xy pottery owner. During previous troubles his life was threatened by shoremen and a deputation once compelled him to hand over 1,500 under the pretense of holiday wages for dock laborers.
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Englishman killed at Batoway after ten years in post
Washington May 23. Vice Consul soynyt was killed at Batoway in a case described as an Englishman aged about forty years with a long tenure in the post. The report notes he held the position for about ten years and died while in casual watch.
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Shooting Scrape in Pocatica Hills Ends in Death
A Times report from New York describes a shooting at John J. Rockefeller's Pocatica Hills estate leaving one man dead and another dying. Police have limited details as investigators seek confirms amid conflicting accounts andWitnesses. The incident appears tied to political tensions involving Wallachians, Greeks, and local merchants, with no clear motive established.
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Fragmented health and crime notes from an 19th century paper
The report mentions heat illness and rising cases in Wisconsin and nearby regions, with 33 more deaths or illnesses than the prior week. It also covers a train incident where a man attacked passengers, a drowning near San Jose, and a legal scene involving Justice Terlams remarks. A professional in Masonry, Macowell, dies in Missouri after forty years of teaching. A U S senate issue is discussed, including Burton and legal actions, with reactions from reporters in Raleigh.
Senator Burton Must Go 10 Years Old Case Refused
The U S Supreme Court denied Burtin's appeal in a case involving a senator accused of taking a $500 monthly fee for services and a 20 50 fine. The decision, upholding a prior sentence of nine months in jail and government restitution, affirmed the Eastern District of Nasco Court ruling. The opinion, by Justice Marion, held the statute applicable to Burton's conduct and rejected arguments about parliamentary immunity.
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Will contest over Wrightman estate in Philadelphia
The will dispute centers on White Wrightman’s fortune of about 60 000 dollars. Martha Winter acts as administrator for the estate and Martha Winter is the sole grandchild. Mrs Anna Wrightien-Walker asserts her right as widow and heir while Jonas Wister and Mrs Jones Wistar challenge the arrangement with their claim of potential fraud by Power. The case proceeds in the orphan court with all parties represented by counsel.
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Row Boat Upset at Sherman Park Lagoon
A crowded row boat at Sherman Park lagoon overturned while attempting to exchange places. One man, Fant O Gara, 43, a machinist, along with James Wilson, 16, were among those in the boat. The incident drew laughter from others as they struggled to regain balance before tipping.
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Insurance Money Made Them Rich
Washington May 31 Samanidl Yonal Inside Mere was testified before the bond committee on the judiciary about insurance regulation in the District of Columbia. Representative James A Goulden of New York spoke as general agent for the Pennsylvania Biaton Life Insurance company detailing campaign contributions and coercion claims ending with remarks on directors and personal liability for votes.
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Balloon Journey Across 1000 Miles Aboard Hydrogen Lift
The report details daring plans for a 1000 mile balloon flight from London to New York using a hydrogen-filled capsule. Prince Jaime of Bourbon and officers in the Austrian army discuss risks, equipment, and weather conditions as the expedition aims for a record voyage with the wind from the north favoring passage.
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Venezuela forms new cabinet amid reshuffle report
Fragmented text notes a cabinet change in Venezuela with references to ministers, dates, and names. The readable portions show a reshuffle and claims of new appointees, mentioning domestic and regional context without clear details or definitive outcomes.
Mob violence in New York ends with fatal assault
A Black man named Thomas Jefferson was fatally shot during a mob incident in Manhattan. Police and bystanders confronted rioters, with clashes erupting on Broadway near West 8th Street. An officer was injured during the turmoil as Jefferson allegedly brandished a revolver before violence escalated.
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Fragmented OCR note hints at arrests and trials in New York
A jumble of OCR text references resisting arrest and legal actions, with scattered mentions of New York, trials, and courts. The readable fragments suggest a police or court context but lack coherent facts, names, dates, or concrete outcomes.
Prince weighs sailing plans for German American regatta
Fragmentary text notes interest of a prince in sailing his boat Angela II and potential crew changes for a German American race. It mentions Marblehead sailing events and July trials, with possible attendance at German American rates and diplomatic cordiality. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Attack on a Moroccan steamer near FeluanMorocco
A damaged manuscript recalls an assault on the steamer Manoida from Feluan Morocco by Moors near Moroccn May 21. The ship’s engine failed and armed assailants seized several passengers from the Bent Barraguet tribe. Marines are reportedly investigating. no steamer name is confirmed.
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Wrateliffe Engineer Fatally Attacks Daughter in Public Incident
Jane Cols, an engineer, fatally wounds her daughter Marta with an ox or blunt weapon during a public safety incident. The assailant, described as HJ Wrateliffe, confronts his wife and then dies by his own hand after the attack. A young man who witnessed the scene had just departed, leaving confusion and tragedy in the aftermath.
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