London Times Thinks Admission Confirms Russian Error
St Petersburg officials release Admiral Rozestvensky account of Dogger Bank incident claiming Baltic fleet fired on its own ships. Washington Post reports London Times editorial argues Aurora was hit by own fleet fire. parallels Rosestvensky tale with Novoe Vremya account and questions whether silhouette ships were Dimitri Donetsk and Aurora.
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St. Petersburg
Naval Headquarters
Rojestvensky
Baltic
Siups
North Sea
Knlaz
Aurora
Tangier
Wiv
Algiers
London
Lordon Times
Washington Post
Toden
Distroy
Rusrool Peadgirters
Buttre
Dogger
Ing
Inquiry Commission
Auoh
The
Times
Russia
Novoe Vremya
Enquist
Dimitri
Dimitri Donskei
Russian Assault Slows Japanese Lines In Manchuria
Ambush and hand to hand fighting near Toungou left twenty Japanese bayoneted and ten Russians killed with fourteen wounded. December 2 night a Russian trench attack yielded trophies and rifles but cost Staff Capt. Mankoffski life. Imperial report says Kuchiatzu fell to Russian infantry with 12 wounded. enemy losses over thirty. December 3 shelling of Waital Mountain repulsed by two or three Japanese infantry companies.
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Daisha
Toungou
Mankoffski
Tokyo
Imperial
Kuchiatzu
Waital Mountain
Notice of merged newspaper listings confusion
Fragmentary OCR note lists multiple newspaper names and cities in a jumbled notice. It references Meritage and Grats votes and various papers such as Herald, Globe, Journal, Ledger, Dispatch, and Star, with unclear context and no clear dates or actions.
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EMU Tinsus
Nia Yore Tives
Herald Raoston Globe
Deaths and Places of Residence in Alith Office Record
Alith office record lists numerous deceased individuals with ages and hospital affiliations. Entries include Elizabeth Hohedole Mostaw aged 28 at Aston 4 Burst Place, and Mary Lo Srorey Providence Hosp aged 40. Other names appear with ages, addresses, and hospitals across Washington DC area.
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Moan
Fey
Alumbia
Piasa Nw
Bacon St
Libby
Taylor
Cardiff coal to Russians sparks export curb talk
London dispatch notes a Times concern that Britain may halt direct coal exports to the Russian fleet, while stressing that overall shipments to Vladivostok remain modest. German vessels linger as Berlin weighs instructions, with coal for Russia already stockpiled in Welsh ports to sustain the Pacific squadrons.
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Vladivostok
London
Metternich
Berlin
W Menzell
Second Pacific
Cardiff
Russia
Japanese Talk Reprisals Over Russian Warships
Tokyo debates how far neutrality allows action against Russian second Pacific squadron. Japan may seize bases in neutral ports if Russians violate neutrality and could react to protect routes to the Liao client peninsula. Wartime preparations intensify as the army and navy estimate months of campaign without new communications. The news also notes a Russian torpedo boat seeking rescue near Camaret Bay after gale winds, and a four day artillery duel at Mukden with troop illness from trench confinement. A New York fellowship grants 50000 dollars to Columbia University for a physics research post.
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Tokyo
Japan
Liao-cung Peninsula
Manchuria
Germany Defends Navy Expansion in Reichstag Debate
Chancellor von Buelow and Herr Bebel clash over budget and world policy. Bebel argues debt and laxity on public works, while von Buelow says army and navy boosts peace and counters Russia. He defends colonial cost, cites Herero suppression, and warns against German weakness in Africa and Britain.
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von Buelow
Herr Bebel
Reichstag
Russia
Berlin
von Stengel
Germany
von Beulow
Count von Buelow
Sonntag
Great Britain
Liie
Britain Takes Action On Caroline Case In Bow Street Notice
London reports private telegrams indicate Britain will move against Sinnett Roche and Yarrow over the Caroline sale to Libau for conversion to a stern boat. Bow Street summons may target Sinnett Roche and the turbine yacht captain, with Stinnett named as the apparent purchaser. Double tracking of the Siberian Railroad also begins, ordering iron and ware from the Urals as workmen assemble along the line.
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London Times
Washington Post
London
Pans
Caroline
Sinnett
Yarrow & Co
Fugsians
Libau
James Roache
Yarrow
Bow Street
Great Britain
Associated Press
Daily Mail
Burke Roche
Yarrow Shipbuilding Company
Caro-~ Line
Hamburg
Kiel Canal
America
Mr. Stinnett
New York
Siberian
St. Petersburg
Ural
Swanson Opens Virginia Governor Campaign in Open Field
Washington Post Special reports that CV Swanson plans to launch his bid for Virginia governor with a primary system in place. Rivalry centers on Judge William Hodges Mann and Willard, with Caton possibly running for lieutenant governor. temperance factions favor Mann, but Swanson is expected to win according to local Democrats.
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Washington Post
Richmond
Claude A. Swanson
Virginia
Swanson
William Hodges Mann
Willard
Col. Willard
James R. Caton
Alexandria
Col. Caton
Charles ¥. Bland
Portsmouth
West Virginia Vote Totals Show Roosevelt Leads State
Charleston WV Dec 6 Roosevelt wins West Virginia with 31 755 plurality. McKinley four years ago had 21 022. Total vote 142 608 Republican 100 860 Democratic 4 604 Prohibition 1 674 Socialist 6% People s Party 6. Roosevelt s majority overall 25 241. With four counties missing governor race Dawson’s plurality will be just under 9000.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Roosevelt
McKinley
Democratic
Prohibition
People’s Party
Dawson
Deaths of Henry M. Quirk and Others Across Cities
Philadelphia reports the death of Henry M. Quirk sixty four year old police superintendent after a long illness. He led police at warship launchings and fought at Chancellorsville where he lost sight in one eye. Moulton Massachusetts district attorney died suddenly at sixty. Van Schaack, Chicago druggist, died of pneumonia after a long career. London novelist Adeline Sergeant died at Bournemouth after a long illness.
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Philadelphia
Henry M. Quirk
Quirk
United States
Chancellorsville
House of Representatives
Salem
Mass
Henry P. Moulton
Massachusetts
Moulton
Chicago
Peter van Schaack
van Schaack
London
Postum and Grape-Nuts Promote Digestive Health
A reader testimonial from Alabama explains Postum replaces coffee for a sensitive stomach and improves digestion in both children and adults. The letter cites two physicians recommending Postum for children, noting toddlers thrive on a mix of Postum and milk with no medicines required. The ad also invites readers to look for The Road to Wellville in the package.
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Alabama
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Letty at the theater provokes debate on morality of modern drama
Critics weigh who bears responsibility for peppery plays like Letty, the public or producers, and whether the stage should uplift or thrill. The piece is praised for craftsmanship and character study, with strong performances by Faver shami, Nilson, Opp, Playfair, and Oliver, and noted by a large audience including prominent figures.
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Pinero
Trelawney
The
Wells
Letty
Neville Letchmere
Bernard Mandeville
Marion Allardyce
Letty Ta
Letchmere
Mr. Faversham
Carlotta Nilson
Julie Opp
Hilda Gunning
Arthur Playfair
Mandeville
Olive Oliver
Fritz Williams
Richard Perry
Drama of the Plains with Washington Boy in Leading Role
Lincoln J waiter s production of The Flaming Arrow drew a large crowd at the Academy last night. Set in the far West the story centers on Jack Walton White Eagle an educated Arapaho adopted son who aids the white man amid Fort Reno Indian troubles while pursuing Mary Freemont daughter of the fort’s commandant. The cast includes genuine aborigines and the drama is strongly an Indian play. The war themes propel the plot through conflict and romance.
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Lincoln J
Academy
Far West
Fort Reno
Jack Walton
White Eagle
Black Eagle
Arapahoes
Mary Freemont
Rative
Clarence Belllar Waters
Washington
Clarence Bellair
Mr. Waters
Gi Ne Gue
Black Tangle
Arapahoe
Canyon
Dramatic Stage Review and Vaudeville Spectacle at Local Theaters
A mixed review notes melodramatic frontier scenes with White Eagle and Indian chiefs, praised for its atmosphere, acting, and scenic effects. The Vanity Fair company showcases vaudeville acts led by Roger Imhof, with strong performances by Hugh Conn and Miss Lillian Held, plus clever music and dancing numbers. A schedule shift moves Ysaye’s Columbia Theater recital from December 7 to December 14 due to travel constraints. tickets honor the postponed date.
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Vanity Fair
Lyceum Theater
Hellys
Roger Imhof
Hugh Conn
Ohazard
Raymond
Lillian Held
Clemense Brothers
Imhof
Conn
Corinne
Henry
Hoon
Ysaye
Columbia Theater
Ysage
Philadelphia
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Washington
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Unquirer
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APOL
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Sarah Jarkson Sear
Clara Bemba
Ory Lovie Uasteen
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Grote
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Lena Young
Va Nous Bok
Annie Diwan
Acour
Rene Matti
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Pes Bose Pas Get
Arate Ienart Carter
Uicttaling
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Toutson
Widook Poom
Theodore W
Edurch
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VAIN
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Modest Pricca
Panasysaria Arena
Joseph Gawler
A. F Harvey
Fourteenth Street
Cass
Camimadiona
John R. Wright
Jane Undertaker
Tenth Street
Brest
France
Prouzhelny
Camaret Bay
Istance
Mukden
New Columbia
Eoward D. Adams
Columbia University
Southwest
Africa
Britain
Minnetonka
Boulogne
Moltke
Dover
ROYAL
Williard
Mann
H. M. Quirk
Philadelphia Police
William Faversham
the National
Very Rale
Mme. Jesserand
Slater
Gwynn
Richard Townsend
Audenried
Macvyeagh
Mr. Pixley
Ilaus Wagner
Cincinnati
Savage
Eant
Joss Dandy
John W. Ransone
Ida Stanhope
Mrs. Crocker
Marie Welsh
Jeanette Bageard
Mr. Sullivan
Ivar Anderson
Harriet Burt
Almyra Forrest
Stella Martine
Girard
Gardiner
Mabel Russell
Mr. Bruno
Miss Russell
Dan Sherman
Mabel de Forest
Port Arthur
Mile Chester
Metropolitan Grand Opera
Adamin
Messrs
Guille
Hartman
Mmes
Novelli
Inez
Chevalier Guille
al Leech
Lafayette
Lafayette Theater
William A. Brady
Iis
Hts
Reab
Amber Sankey
Mr. Leech
Roma Snyder
Gladys Claire
Christine Cook
Winfred Young
Nevin Sisters
William Herman
Pearl Snyder
Washington Boy
Munyon
Hell
E. F. Droop & Sons CO
Pennsylvania Ave
Steinway
Tarowa
Beldness
Vray
Newbrd
Epward Stevens
Fth
Prom
Newhro
Warney
Afpfleck
Jueet Barger
Auora Wines
Bhipuscan Ine CO. Gesste
St. ‘Thene
Main
Hub Furniture Co
S. E. Comer 7Th and
D Sts
California
A. Collins
Eee
Zeigler
Lee G&sherif Stein
Benton
Dyle
Martin Thompson
Thompson
C. Sequt and Co. Tailors
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