Mutiny Rumor Linked Destruction of Mikasa off Japan
The Tartar reports a mutiny aboard the battleship Mikasa over peace terms, with officers firing a magazine during an attempted seizure. Admiral Togo informed the emperor after the disaster as diplomatic circles note the claim. Also reported are embezzlement cases by Japanese naval officers including Takenouchi and Kagi and Sakuma at Maizuru.
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Togo
Tokio
Victoria
B. C
Tartar
Japan News
Takenouchi
England
Nae
Kagi
Sakuma
Maizuru Naval Yard
Japanese casualties total 72 450 as war toll listed
Victoria B C October 8 official returns of the Japanese army casualties report 46 180 killed 10 970 died of wounds 15 800 died of disease total 72 450 dead as of now via steamer Tartar.
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Victoria
B. C
Tartar
City of Papete Finds Six Japanese Bodies Near Siberian Coast
The City of Papete, while fishing near the Okhotsk Sea in August, recovered six Japanese corpses from nets after reports of Russians firing on Japanese sealers off the Kamehatkan coast. The bodies were sunk and ten more were seen on shore and one in the water as the ship departed.
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San Francisco
Cal Oet
City of Papete
Siberia
Kamehatkan
Stenzgland
Papete
Okhotsk Sea
Kamehetkan
Siberian
Desperate mob violence in Moscow provokes proclamation
The report notes rioting at Tremor Ponleyard near the great square with many killed or wounded. Police and troops dominate the scene as authorities issue proclamations to curb gatherings. Survivors describe double lines of Cossacks forcing captives to run the gauntlet and soldiers striking with knouts before crowd control ends. Several bombs thrown at Cossacks in Tiflis on Oct 8 caused a general panic and casualties.
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Chet
Pomdon
Ofa
Moscow
Sascacday Vinny
Ponleyard
Pheetibin
Phe
Phe Theapers
Alma
Tiflis
Attempted assassination at Chinese viceroy residence
The Sinwampao reports an attack on Victoria Youn Shih Koi China's last progressive official. The would be assailant, 30 years old, entered the viceroy's residence in Tianjin and tried to strike the viceroy. guards stopped him. The attempted execution was stayed by the viceroy who spared the attacker after a 2000 blows with a bamboo.
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Victoria
B. C
Sinwampao
Vicery Youn Shih Koi
China
Sasely
Tien Tein
Gilards
Body of Major General Kondrachenko Arrives for Interment in Moscow
The body of Major General Kondrachenko, commander of the Reventt Biberlin Rifles, arrived from Port Arthur and was interred today at the Venerable Alexander Noveky monastery. A Monteserve military ovost spectacle marked the ceremony as Muscovites awakened from wartime apathy.
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Pl. Petersburg
Kondrachenko
Ern Biberlin Rifles
Port Arthur
Alexander Noveky
Vlinnes
Moscow Mob Stones Policemen and Troops in Street Clash
In Moscow a violent clash between striking bakers and police escalated as a mob stoned officers and troops. A volley fired dispersed the demonstrators and about two hundred arrests were made as authorities restored order amid ongoing labor turmoil.
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Moscow
Polichn
Oct. S
Americans Buy Durango Mining Claims for 2.5 Million
Mexico City reports that Messrs Scully Perry and Newell have acquired mining claims in Durango state for 2.5 million dollars. An initial payment of 1.4 million dollars has been deposited with the National Bank of Mexico.
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Mexico City
Mer
Messrs, Scully, Perry and
Newell
Durango
National Bank of Mexico
Postoffice Robbers Behind Bars in Wisconsin
Three of four men who robbed a post office at Wild Rose and tried to loot a bank are jailed in Wautoma. The dead bandit will be buried at Wild Rose tomorrow unless funeral is delayed. Wounded suspects are identified by a detective, with further pursuit of an escapee from ten years ago.
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Wautoma
Wis
Get
Wild Rose
Mexican Central Firemen Strike Impedes Monterey Traffic
Mexican Central firemen walk out at night halting railroad traffic in Monterey. They demand three cents per kilometer, Alabama coal for fuel, and helpers. The company offers to concede everything except Alabama coal, citing high costs.
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Monterey
Mexico
Alabama
Big Four Freight Handlers Consider Chicago Strike
Indianapolis reports that the United Freight Handlers and Warehousemen's Union plans to strike at the Big Four and Illinois Central freight houses in Chicago unless managers reopen negotiations. Hannery traveled to Chicago to confer with Illinois members about the potential labor action and timing.
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Indianapolis, Co
The
Star
Chicago
F FF. Hannery
Freght Handlers and Warehousemen’s Union
Illinois Freight Handlers’ Union
Illinois Central
Big Four
Big Pour
Indiamaopolis
Water weed ruins famous Mexico resort
Mexico City reports that Lake Chapala faces destruction as a pleasure resort and commercial asset within five years due to water hyacinth invasion. A Guarula contractor notes the weed endangers haciendas and tourism, while the government offers 150000 dollars for a solution to remove the weed.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Chapala
Guarula
Wilder refuses to be a dead one
Topeka Kans October 8 Edward Whiner treasurer of the Ranta Perall ud company denied reports that he would resign immediately due to ill health Wilder stated he has no idea of resigning and dismissed the rumors as unfounded.
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Topeka
Kans
Edward Whiner
Ranta Perall‘ud
Wilder
Forest Fires Ravage Santa Barbara Region Burning Thirty Ranches
Fierce winds drive fires across Toro Remere Ward and Fithian canyons near Santa Barbara. More than thirty ranches burned and twelve farms destroyed. crops and livestock loss high. Timber burned and infrastructure damaged along key routes as smoke blankets coast from Ventura to Point Conception.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
Bove
Ventura
Point Conception
Wildfire Threatens Monte Cito Valley Homes and Towns
Supervisor Slossen and 100 volunteers battle flames with little hope of containment. If wind rises tonight, the upper Monte Cito valley homes and the towns of Summerland Irene and Carpenteria face danger from the spreading fire.
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Slossen
Monte Cito
Summerland
Irene
Carpenteria
Hughes Vows Decision After Convention Rumors
New York reports say Charles J. Hughes may decline the mayoral nomination, but he will wait to decide after meeting the ratification committee. Supporters and opponents urge him to accept or decline. In Minneapolis a hardware store fire on Nicollet Avenue caused about 75,000 in damage.
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New York
Stumors
Charles J. Hughes
William Halpin
Republican County Committee
Hughes
Legislative Investigating Committee
Minneapolis
Oct
W. K. Morrison Hardware Company
Nicolett: Avenue
Lynching Report From Georgia Mob Kills Local Black Man
News from Bainbridge, Georgia, reports a Black man lynched by a mob seventy eight miles west after he assaulted a Black girl and attempted to attack another, who wounded him in the breast.
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Bainbridge, Ga
Three Men Die In Pennsylvania Railroad Collision
Three men are killed and a fourth injured in a fog bound collision near Millersburg Pennsylvania involving the fast Erie mail train and a caboose with a load of race horses. The dead are Theodore Scott Ralph Hendershot and Charles Berry. The injured engineer Julius Lesh survived with severe leg injuries. The horses bound for Bloomsburg fair were killed or fatally hurt.
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Lykens Valley
Pennsylvania Railroad
Theodore Scott
Northumberland
Ireman
Ralph Hendershot
Charles & Berry
Sunbury
Julius Lesh
Erie
Harrisburg
Berry
Mendershot
Bloomsburg
No Clue To Middletown Murderer
Middletown police arrest Alanson Graham on information from Mrs Ingerick in connection with the Olney farm triple murder and Mrs Ingerick assault. Blood spots and bloodstained overalls found. Graham denies statement as investigators question Daniel Davis and wife and crowds gather.
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Middletown
N. Y
Willis
Fred Olney
Alice Ingerick
Olney Farm
Alanson Graham
Ingerick
Graham
Olney Place
Rogerick
Olney
Rogers
Wood
Brinkerhart
Goshen
Daniel Davis
New Vernon
Davis
Family tragedy ends in multiple shooting at death chamber
John Budenek shot his sister Frances Budenek and brother and brother in law after forcing entry to view his mother’s body. He then wounded Peter Smeall and others in the abdomen and leg as the family gathered for burial preparations. Two relatives remain in a dying condition.
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Kansas City
Get
Times
Hastings
Nebsaga
John Budenek
Frances Budenek
Jacob Budenek
Peter Smeall
M. Budenek
John
Frances
Djay
Jobin Uudewek
Jell
Yellow fever beyond control in Pensacola
Pensacola Florida reports eighteen new yellow fever cases today, a sharp rise due to citizen volunteer inspections started yesterday. Deaths total seven with twenty dates of discharge and treatment tallies, while New Orleans also logs daily figures and regional cases across Mississippi and nearby areas.
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Fla
New Orleans
Oot
Canal Street
Alexandria
Ivetoa
Union Island
Mississippi
Typhoon Wipes Out Thousands Across Island Groups
The North China News reports a massive typhoon near Shanghai and Woosung at the Yangtse mouth. Islands Tama Ming Yanowasih and Shipyosha suffered extensive loss with nearly 14 000 residents drowned. The newly formed isles are low and were barely inhabited before.
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Vitoria
B.C
Orient
Shanghai
Yangtse
North China News
Tama Ming
Yanowasih
Woosung
Ishandy
UU Ie
Emailer Island
Tame Ming
Boston Councilman May Be Murderer
Boston councilman Daniel J. Donnelly former state legislator was arrested on manslaughter charges after a confrontation with laborer Patrick J. Grinley in the South End. Grinley died minutes after the incident. Donnelly posted a $2000 bond.
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Daniel J. Donnelly
Boston City Counci
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Patrick J. Grinley
Donnelley Y
Grinkey
Donnelley
Rurales Kill Eleven of Jalisco Bandits
Eleven of the bandits who held up Manuel Parades shipping foreman of the Buena Vista mines were captured and shot by rurales near Hosp built in Jalisco. Fifteen men participated. four attackers remain at large. Parades and an assistant were killed. another assistant wounded. About $5,000 was seized and most of it recovered.
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Ciuadalajara
Mexico
Manuel Parades
Buena Vista Mines
Hosp ‘Built
Jalisco
Parades
Buena Vista
Statehood Conference Calls Convention Reconvene at McAlester
A call was issued today in Muskogee for the re convening of the constitutional convention at McAlester in October. The corrected draft of the constitution is to be signed with the aim of eliminating objections from labor leaders and moving toward statehood.
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Muskogee
Indian Territory
McAlester
Whituber
Problems of Railway Regulation in Private Car Lines Hearings
Washington Morning Journal reports the Interstate Commerce Commission will begin hearings in Washington on private car line cases on October 18. The piece notes Congress debates and the commission may illuminate railroad rate regulation and government control, outlining expected site visits and potential impact on policy.
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Correspondence Morning Journal
Washington
Del
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
Senate
House
Interstate Commerce Commision
West
Interstate Commerce Commitsion
Ital
Greuvier
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