Strenuous Outpost Fighting Defends Against Japanese Push
Russian war office reports dawn Oct 1 Japanese cavalry twice failed to break Cossack guard lines between Khuankhuandia and Fengtiapu. A Japanese advance guard battalion and cavalry were repulsed by noon and nightfall, with two officers and two Cossacks wounded on the Russian side.
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St. Petersburg
War Office
Sakharoff
Khuankhuandia
Fengtiapu
Mistehenko
Siationkhetxy
Tolsteuiken
Sotvnag
Konsehautsy
Hun River
Thiantan
Han River
Tawanghoe Pass
Comaick
War dispatches from the Far East and Kishinev reports
Morning Post correspondent notes Chinese bandits fighting Japanese on the Mukden west bank south of Sinmintin. Japanese positions near Yentai hills and Oku west of the railroad are described. Skirmishes along Kuropatkin’s front suggest a possible week long Russian defense while Japanese outposts push forward to probe positions.
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London
Morning Post
Muokden
Sinmintin
St. Petersburg
Oet
War Office
Kuroki
Bensiia
Hentstapatze
Nodau
Yentai
Oku
Rhakhe River
Mukden
Oyama
Fourth Army
Mime proceeds for Red Cross Christmas pageant in Mukden
Arrangements are completed for a special Illustrated Red Cross mime at Christmays Eve in Mukden. American correspondents and artists have joined the effort to contribute to wartime relief and morale.
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Mukden
Red Cross
Christmay
Russian Guard Divisions Ordered to Front
Petersburg dispatch notes that Sienerel Crippenbere, recently named commander of the second Mat Purineavy, will be received by Emperor Nicholas at Peterhof today. It is understood the third division of the guards stationed at War sawnder orders to go to the front alongside the second division of the Guards.
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St Petersburg
Sienerel Crippenbere
Femperor Nicholas
Peterhof
Tutay
Warsaw
Isander
Nightly War Dispatches Signal East Front Movement
Dispatches from the Russian war office report frequent fighting between Japanese advance guards and Cossacks on the south front of General Kuropatkin's army. Indications point to a general forward move by Field Marshal Oyama. 40 006 guards from western Russia ordered to the Far East since the battle of Lida Yang. No further news from Port Arthur.
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T. Petersburg
Mie Var
Kuropatkin
Mistehenke
Mmnperor
Kaurepathins
Live Yung
Nossenger
Tie Pass
Viet Ukely
Geneon Roropatkin
Makeon
Russian War Office
Oyama
Lida Yang
Russia
Port Thur
Russian and Japanese clash over Changtan incident
The dispatches describe conflicting accounts of the Changtan Junk incident with Japanese reports contradicting Russian versions. Japanese crews claim their patrols dispersed Russian forces along the Hun river and deny ammunition trains on the Hun river above Changtan.
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Tokio
Changtan
Hun
Tendon
Tefontion
Emperor postpones Baltic trip amid greeting delay
The emperor delays his journey to Reval for several days to bid farewell at the Baltic Meet. General Grippenberg is noted in command as political and military attention centers on the audience with Doorrow, signaling a tense multilateral stance in the region.
Port Arthur Operations Update Fails to Bring News
Nothing new reached Che Foo tonight regarding port operations at Port Arthur. No changes reported in the evening bulletin from Ort. 4.Evening.
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Che Foo
Port Arthur
Che Poo
Denial of Vienna Polish Report on Train Attempt Near Nicholas
In St Petersburg October 4 authorities deny a Vienna sourced Polish dispatch claiming an attempt was made to derail the Emperors train on his recent southern Russia tour. The official denial labels the report groundless and without basis.
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St, Petersburg
Vienna
Empero Nicholas
Routhern
Untitled decree names official secretaries in St Petersburg
An October 4 dispatch from St Petersburg reports a September 28 decree authorizing Privy Councilor Morezgatf to sign documents for Prince Peter Sviatopololk Mireky, appointing a chief under secretary of the interior, effectively confirming a telegraphs department post not yet publicly announced. Morogroft, a ministry insider, is described as unknown outside the ministry.
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St. Petersburg
Morezgatf
Peter Sviatopololk
Mireky Wetll
Department of Telegraphs
MM Morogroft
Manchurian Scout Action Described in Official Report
Telegraph reports from Manchuria describe a clash where a detachment of infantry attacked a sixty-strong cavalry force at Pun Meiog Tur, thirteen miles north of Lise Vane and nine miles west of Mukden. Japanese troops reportedly repelled further Hussain cavalry. casualties are not specified.
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Tokia
Etemys
Lise Vane
Mukden
Toa
Fairbanks Tours California Campaign Stops
Senator Fairbanks and Senator Fulton listed stops at Palo Alto San Jose Livermore and Stockton with speeches from courthouse steps and rear platforms. In Livermore a girl presented a bouquet and Fairbanks kissed her while praising the moment. At Stockton a large crowd interrupted him asking about the Colorado labor troubles and he defended Republican labor policy and sound money.
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Sacramento
Cal
Fairbanks
Pacific Coast
San Francisco Bay
Santa Clara
Livermore
San Joaquin
Palo Alto
San Jose
Stockton
Fulton
Court House
Eather
Southland
Adelaide Johnson
Ahe Concho
Fairbantes
Femme Fine
Colorado
P Faiirbanks
Requisloan
George Washington
Republican Party
Pardee
Fair-banke
Raeh Credi
David B Hill Stumps in Albany Democratic Rally
David B Hill delivers a pointed campaign speech at the Albany Constitution Club as Albany Democrats gather. The address focuses on President Roosevelts Panama Canal policy and related revolutionary events cited in the canines dispute. Parker attracts many callers in New York City as the St Louis convention recedes.
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Albany
N.Y
David
Hill Urite
Albons
Yotung Men's Democratic Club
Parker
New York
Juder Parker
St. Louie
Denial of Assassination Reports Across Cabinet Line
Paria October 4 Japanese officials deny reports of assassinations of French naval attaches De Gervville and Von Cillgenheien leaving Port Arthur. Governments seek to locate the officers as inquiries find no evidence of captured bodies. Tuberculosis Congress endorses appointing public health commissioners to cabinets. American jockey Joe Piggott suffers a fatality causing injuries in local races.
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Paria
Lega
Dax
Freneh
Fort Arthur
Liieutenant de Ouverville
von Cillgenheien
Port Arthur
Tokio
Womaid
William Ryan Speaks in Nebraska Rail Towns
William Ryan left Omaha today and spoke briefly at several towns between Omaha and Emerson Nebraska where he delivered a lengthy speech this afternoon.
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Maha
Neb
William
Eryan
Omaha
Warry
Emmerson
Worst in History of the Santa Fe
Las Vegas New Mexico October 4 AP reports General Manager Mudgee arrived after a nine mile canyon hike to view the damage along the Santa Fe line. Five miles of track are pitted away and two bridges destroyed leaving the roadbed irreparably damaged. Restoration is not possible before mid October, with trains scheduled to begin running south from Shoemaker canyon tomorrow.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Santa Fe Railway
Mudgee
Shoemaker Canyon
Dineto
Santa Fe Central Resumes Operations After Flooding
Flooding near Purcell halts service on the Santa Fe Central line. Two passenger trains at Purcell are stranded as tracks and depots flood, forcing workers to evacuate the Santa Fe depot. Canadian River rising with extensive damage to bridges and roadbeds west of Purcell.
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Santa FE Central
Denver
Badia Ke
Wayne Ree Porte
Ben'a Fe
Hock Ieland
Aoutherny Pacific Road
Ardmore
Purell
Purcell
Texinagien Ie
Porcell
Sama Fe
Canadaea
Pedeoo Beridae
Theinas
Terbiges
Howe
Hope to Open the Line to Las Vegas by Thursday
Special to the Morning Journal Las Vegas New Mexico Oct 4 General Manager Mudge and General Superintendent Cain of the Santa Fe road arrived after a long journey. They express cautious optimism that the line will be opened soon and that trains will resume regular service to El Paso and Rincon by tomorrow. Local shortages persist but mail and freight service improve as the southern route handles eastbound arrivals.
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Las Vegas
The
Morning Journal
N. M
Mudge
Superine
Tendent Cain
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Demng
Santa Mes Rio Grande
Rincon
Harvey Rantem
Payne Died After Lengthy Illness in Washington
Henry C. Payne postmaster general and Republican stalwart died in his Artington apartments in Washington at 10 PM aged 60 after a week of heart trouble and six hours of failing strength. President Roosevelt commented on his kindness and commitment as Payne's funeral plans began.
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Washington
Henry ¢. Payne
United States
National Republican Committee
Artington
Mr. Payne
General Payne
President Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Payne
Hoosevelt
Captain Cowles
Paynes
Dunlap
St John's Nolecepa
W. 8. Cameron
Jamestown
Ane
William Cameron
Milwaukee
Charles L. Jones
Taoulse Jones
Witney
Mary Barlevett
Mary Barlevett, and Companion of Mrs. Payne, Mr. Ane Mrs. W. T. Mason
St. John’s Episcopal
Abeelty
Penneytveania Railroad
Marling
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad
Mexican Guards Fight Fatal Battle Near Casas Tiron
Report from Casas Tiron de Mexico says guards at that place in the Sierra Madre region fought a desperate battle with robbers. Several guards were killed, two bandits wounded and captured. Guards attempted to arrest the bandit group, but the assailants resisted and a fatal clash occurred.
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Casas Tiron de Mesico
Bierre
Massive Irrigation Growth Report Reveals Vast United States Water Works
A study by the U S Department of Agriculture details extensive irrigation expansion. It cites about 14 000 408 acres of land irrigated across regions including 60 000 acres along coasts and millions in arid zones, with 64 243 miles of canals and distributaries.
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Louis
Minoud Mowl
United States Department
United Mates
United States
Miei
Felda
Atlantic
Gulf
Abe Hamid
Camale
Helda
Ray Diet
Otero Confirms Andrews Nomination and Rodey Split
Governor Otero releases an interview detailing the rapid emergence of Senator Andrews as the Republican nominee after Bernalillo County backed a separate slate. He says Rodey could run independently, but Andrews would win by about 3000 votes, with Luna likely to back Andrews and joint statehood opposition shaping the race.
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Morning Journal
Santa Fe
N. M
J. T. Crist
Democratic Central Committee
Rodey
Otero
Andrews
Dean
Rhureday
Bernalio County
Clancy
Chaney
Redey
Independent and Union Party
San Miguel
Hedey
Hedley
Clovernor Otero
Solomon Luna
Repley
Reetley
Kodey
Somelodey
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Roedey
Peace Congress Begins Its Work in Hoxton Mass
The thirteenth annual Peace Congress opened with a global plea for world peace. Delegates from major nations attended as the International Peace Bureau released its 1944 report highlighting progress and urging corrective measures toward universal concord. Stobert Yrent Payne Sr. was elected president and Dr. Benjamin F. Trachleed named secretary.
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Hoxton
Mass
Jande
International Peace Bureau
Peace Workers of the World
Stobert Yrent Payne
Kosten
Col J Franco Chaves Tours City Amid Heated Talks
Col J Franco Chaves of Torrance county visits the city for a few days and comes from Estancia where politics are growing tense. At last Saturday's convention he controlled the gathering and secured the support of key locals.
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Col
J. Franco Chaves
Torrance County
Estancia
Col. Chaves
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