10 Feb 1904
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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1904
Page
1
A battle was reported with claims the report stated to BF were false. Officials or witnesses provided statements casting doubt on the initial account. The incident details remain uncertain as investigators review available evidence and testimonies.
Petersburg wild with joy over reports of a decisive Russian victory in a naval clash with Japanese torpedo flotilla. Across the world, dispatches describe Port Arthur and related theaters with varying credibility as officials weigh neutral observer roles and possible interventions.
Baltimore is under martial law after a massive blaze leveled 140 acres, with 75 blocks of business district destroyed. 150 million dollar loss estimated, miles of smoke, dynamite used to halt flames, federal troops to assist, thousands idle as investigators assess uninsured damage.
Fragmented OCR description covers a Baltimore fire loss estimated high and evolving relief plans, plus state legislature holidays for relief, a fatal shooting at the Bachelor hotel, Lincoln League pledge drive with 5,000 signees, Swedenborgian leader Dr Charles W Dodd’s death, prayers for Henna convicts, and assorted civic items including Washington trip plans, international briefings, and a stabbing case in Paterson NJ.
A mob in Dodasville Mississippi executed Luther Holbert and his wife by burning them at the stake after a confrontation at Eastland plantation. Eastland, James Carr, and John Winters were wounded, with further deaths among Black bystanders and posse members. A large pursuit across multiple counties ended with the couple captured and killed. violence inflamed the region as labor tensions and racial hatred intensified.
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