Port Arthur Surrenders to Japanese Forces under General Nogi
Japanese forces under General Nogi accepted capitulation from Admiral Stoessel at Port Arthur after ceaseless siege. Dispatches report Storssel through intermediaries agreeing to terms, appointing commissioners to sign a convention for surrender. Signals indicate negotiations will proceed with plenary powers and immediate effect. The event marks a decisive Allied victory in the siege, with Japanese forces breaching defenses on multiple fronts.
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Port Arthur
Hse Harbor
Iternoon
Earussia
al Nogi
Storssel
Stoessel
Fichi
Suishiyeng
Nogl
Sungshu Fort Falls as Japanese Break Russian Defence
Tokyo dispatch details the Japanese capture of Sungshu fort and adjacent Panlung and Riblung positions, with the left center and right flanks advancing to seize forts and hills from Sungshu to Panlung. It notes Russian deaths, burial debris, and massive Japanese countermines and troop movements toward Liautis mountains.
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Tokio
Sungshu Mountain
Panjung Mountain
Keekwan
Rihlung
Panlung Mountain
Pigeon Bay
Hougangentao
Nogi
Liautis
Sungshu
Bold theft of a rig in Waterloo suspect canvassers
Moonlit theft of a horse and buggy with a Singer sewing machine from Waterloo involved two agency canvassers Mugene Sell and a man named Burton. They fled south via Clutter then to Oskaloosa selling the rig for 75 dollars. Police traced movements, with possible arrests at Reinbeck and Oskaloosa. grand jury to hear three robbery cases if suspects found. Sheriff arranged to have officers wait at the train arrival for Monday night.
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Waterloo
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Mugene Sell
Burton
Clutter
Traer
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Oskaloosa
Cloutier
Reinbeck
Charles Burns
Simmerling
Waterlon
Sellars
Watarlon
Sheriff Caldwell
Moon Talay
Sellars Au Burton
Chadwick Case Opens in Cleveland Court Tomorrow
Sheriff Barry and Dr. Leroy Chadwick arrived from New York with a bail bond signed by counsel Virgil P. Kline and J. P. Dawley for Dr Chadwick to appear in court for a preliminary examination. The couple discussed the case at the jail as Mrs Chadwick wept and pleaded innocence while Dr Chadwick guarded his silence and expressed hope. A lengthy conference followed with attorney Dawley before Chadwick moved to the turnkey room to meet Emil Hooper as patrols, fears, and public scrutiny linger.
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Cleveland, O
Barry
Leroy
Chadwick
New York
Chadwick Spindd
Les
Paris
J. P. Dawley
Sheriff and court clash over permit for visit to baville
The report outlines a dispute among Sheriff Barry, federal officials, and Judge Wing over the need for written court or marshal permits for visits to Baville. Federal directions require permission in writing. Sheriff Barry acted informally. Concurrently, Sheriff Barry asserts Amble as county jail custodian and vows to proceed per rules, while legal questions surround Chadwick occupancy and creditor claims.
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Qiis
Yeshanday
Bary Nay Het
Trontle
Ole Tedfur
Baville
Wing
Claudwick
United States
Barry Seted
Barry
Antle
Ron Duetft
Garry
Iids
Chadwick
Widgsill
Kline
Unfrocked Priest Irvine and Bishop Talbot Controversy
Philadelphia report on Bishop Ethelbery Talbot facing allegations of signature manipulation amid Mr Irvine’s defences. Disputes over forged telegrams and alleged duplicity fuel a public clash as Irvine exits town after warnings to supporters. Miller and Hillier confrontations mark a tense scene in Mullington Pennsylvania.
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Philadelphia
Ethelbery Talbot
Deyenke
Irving
Blahkop Talbot
Bishop Talbot
Pennsylvania
Ving
Irvine
W. Grufhus Milter
Dr. Irvine
John Langdon
Jimes Denilhorne
Huntingdon
J. Ie
Tovine
Pone
Facersley
Mullington
Irvine Foun
Bishop
Treasury records 1904 deficit and revenue changes
Washington January 2 1905 the treasury department released a review of 1904 operations showing receipts of 540 million dollars and expenditures of 562 million including Panama payment a 22 million deficit. Compared with 1903 receipts rose 8 million while expenditures rose 60 million with customs down 3 million. Imports for eleven months reached 938 million up 22 million from 1903. Gold and silver reserves against outstanding certificates fell from 420 million January 4 to 240 million year end a decline of 180 million.
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Washington, D.C
Treasury Department
Treasury
Panama
Nebraska farmer charged with murder brought to Des Moines
Des Moines, Jan. 2. Charles Thomas, accused of murdering Mabel Schofield in 1899, was brought to Des Moines from Nebraska by Deputy Sheriff B J Ness. He arrived at 10 o'clock with his wife and parents, and was placed in the jail awaiting trial, while his mother cried and his father spoke of his son's innocence. Thomas, found on a Verdigris-area farm 150 miles northwest of Omaha, had expected to gain liberty on arrival and refused to discuss the case, saying little beyond “Not damned worth.” The wife accompanied him, likely remaining in Des Moines until the trial.
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Des Moines
Chas. Thomas
Mabel Setofield
Nebraska
B.J. Ness
Rock Island
Loper
Sheri
M. W. Robison
J. M. Thames
Mitorm
St. Louis
Duncan
Thomas
Nebrask
Chariie
Charlie
Phamas
Tilly
Tory
Sehoteld
Young Thomas
Omaha
Verdigris
Armand
Pond
Iowa
Mabel Schofield
Hill Retires from Active Politics After 40 Years
Former Senator David B. Hill of New Jersey and Ontario Albany, commemorating his sixty first birthday, announces he will retire from active political life after four decades of Democratic service. He plans to practice law. Also reported: Pete Cramer's stock shipment delayed forty one hours from Chicago caused suffering and losses. potential damages under review with aim of settlement without court action. Funeral observed for pioneer Linderman near Reinbeck.
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Albany
N. J
David B. Hill
Associated Press
Hill
C. G. W. Railway
GG. W
Wreck Kills Four at Erie Dock Junction
Four persons die and fourteen are injured in a railroad wreck on the Erie and Pittsburg line at Dock Junction west of Erie. The deceased include D I Leonard aged 4 and RD Jones aged 43. Several seriously injured are named with severe head wounds and internal injuries, while eleven others sustain injuries amid chaotic scene.
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Erie
Erie & Pittsburg
Dock Junction
D. I. Leonard
RD. Jones
Wr. Bartlemas
Frie
Charles Cleaver
Jose
Karl Brehaker
Arte
George Knebler
Erle
William Ancher
Charles Hugabloam
Vincent
Honor
Church and Parsonage Burns at Madrid
Fire Sunday destroyed the Methodist church and parsonage in Madrid. Loss estimated at six thousand dollars with insurance of three thousand. Cause attributed to an overheated furnace. In Mason City a prominent citizen, Hol Sullivan, dropped dead at Nora Springs Sunday morning. He leaves a widow and four children. Death due to heart failure.
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Marshalltown
Madrid
Bend
Mason City
Sullivan
Nora Springs
French Action compliments Paris on peace work at New Year
Given by the Italian ambassador and dean of the Wolumaire corps to President Louhet the corps conveyed New Year greetings and praised France’s role in promoting international peace. Loubel responded with approval, noting arbitration treaties and settlement of outstanding differences.
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Paris
Cowii Torelli
Wolumaire Corps
Louhet
France
Loubel
Sudden Fatal Shooting Near Wall Street Farm
A farmer Join Hampton was shot and killed by his nephew Alvan Harmon after a daytime drinking episode. The two argued at a neighbor’s house near Wall Street, six miles east of the city. Harmon, arrested by the sheriff, faces a charged homicide as the community braces for tension. Congressional forecoast notes from Washington outline Senate activity resuming January 4 with statehood contests and pending bills, including pure food and currency measures, while House war claims and appropriations push forward.
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Malvern
Hampton
Alvan
Harmon
Wall Street
Washington
Senate
Congress
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Arizona
New Mexico
House of Representatives
Danville Resident Charged With Pension Law Violation
Danville Kentucky resident Terry Hunn, a prominent citizen, was arrested by Deputy U S Marshal Coleman on pension law violation charges. He appeared before U S Commissioner Lawwill, who set the bond at 9009 for an April 1, 1868, appearance.
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Danville
Terry Hunn
United States
Coleman
Lawwill
Indy Jan Bi Ennens Foster Castor Annthor
An unclear OCR fragment references individuals Indy Jan, Bi Ennens Foster, and Annthor Castor with a Tevet context. The readable text provides no event, date, place, or organization to anchor a concrete news item or outcome.
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Dessel
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Ces
Bloesse
Peat
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Port Artinir Raspond
Tions Hohore
Bkio
Arthurs
Theapanese
Panting Mountain
Panlung
Riblung
Pauling
Housanyentao
Russia
Gibraltar
Algace-Lor Irfine
Japan
China
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Yalu
Marchincha
Count Oyama
Pisewo
Talienwan Bay
Kinchou
Golden Hill
Germany
Dappui
Great Britain
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Kaiochan
Siberian
Pacific
Vladivostok
Dalry
Manchuria
Vlndivostelk
Harbin
Mukden
Yongampho
Nower
Alexieff
Tapan
Phitt
India
Singer Co
Livene Once
Tarbert Noble
Hillier
Hiller
Denithorn
Ire Vine
Hittler
Miller
Filler
Dr. Irving
HavelPale Cramer
Reinbesk
Mabel Scofield
Nebraska Farm
Dave
Puneral
Reinberk
Mr. Linderman
Tis German Lutheran — Church
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Grundy County
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