Great Battle Near Mukden Routs Russian Forces
Russian forces under Kuropatkin suffer heavy losses as Japanese counter attack drives back the Russian center near Mukden. AP report notes brutal fighting with shattered positions, many casualties, and a tactical withdrawal as the day ends in stubborn but costly engagements.
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Nightly War Dispatches Chronicle Lengthy Battles
Reports recount long heavy fighting fronts from Oct 10 to Oct 15 with 1,250 killed or wounded on Oct 11 12 and 46 wounded 15 killed. Russians and Japanese clash near Shakhe and Liao Vang as Kuropatkin redeploys while public gloom rises in St Petersburg.
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Garfield County Fair Horse Races and Pack Event
Today at the pair grounds near Albequinole and Santa Es. Events include a 2 30 PM horse race and a 2 35 PM pack quarter mile dash.
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Russia Front Casualties Reported Inestimable Figures
Unclear dispatches claim heavy Russian losses with estimates ranging widely. The fragment mentions 500 dead and a reference to front line actions, but the details are garbled and unverified.
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Russia
Battle casualty reports Gloom as war toll exceeds estimates
A Tokyo dispatch cites General Boureki and Field Marshal Oyama's grim tallies, claiming 40 000 Indian and allied losses may be eclipsed by a higher actual count. Japanese reports list enemy losses near Hensihu and nearby positions totaling about 4 9480 with 21 000 feared in the wider area.
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Unable to determine full event from fragmented report
A fragmented dispatch describes forces clashing near Tumento and Ta Paces with detachments sent to Bensihu. Pursuit followed toward Pintuiten and Meiara river as enemy retreated to Pleniisiangpe while a central column pressed the foe.
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Pleniisiangpe
Russian or Chinese clash near Chinkostentin and Sakhe river
Troops engage the enemy near Chaoksin Pass and Siku mountain, drive them from positions, and pursue toward Wolta Mount. Center and right columns repulse counterattacks along the Lena and Sint Shakhed rivers, capture Linchepan, and report heavy artillery and infantry losses on both sides.
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Fragmentary Muswan Authorities Silence Causes Public Anguish
The text notes the silence of Muswan authorities on a critical issue, described as heart breaking for the public. It claims no official information has been released for over two hours, suggesting a worsened situation and a feared collapse despite assurances. The passage mentions European progress and a presumed advance ending in widespread fear and confusion involving named figures.
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Japanese and Allied Forces Report on Front Movements
A distorted cattlegram from Nome to Tokyo describes Imperial forces under Prince Konin in action along the Takse river with progress noted on the left flank and front lines. It claims enemy plans are being disrupted, with heavy fighting near the Bake and Shenry rivers and river crossings threatened by Japanese artillery.
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Frightful Wreck on the Denver and Rio Grande
Pueblo Colorado reports a deadly head on collision between eastbound Denver and Rio Grande express train No 1 and westbound freight No 64 near Adobe Wing, about four miles east of Florence. Nearly a score injured, with passengers thrown from cars. multiple injuries and extensive damage described as relief crews rush to the scene.
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Monday Will Be Great Day of Present Fair
The notice proclaims Monday as a great day for a present fair. Details are limited in the readable text.
Las Vegas Sets Big Day At Fair With Albuquerque Events
Crowds gather for a special fall program arranged by the fair association in Las Vegas and Albuquerque. Highlights include a $1,000 stake race by the Hamilton Brown New Company and a baseball doubleheader to decide the tournament. A special excursion train leaves Las Vegas at 6 AM bound for Albuquerque with holiday observances planned locally.
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Fair association extends carnival events with afternoon program
Large crowds attend the Yellowstone stake race and baseball game as the fair extends to Monday and Tuesday. Albuquerque faces Santa Fe in a key baseball match while the 235 pace and a race add to events. Gentry shows promise a major night engagement and a Las Vegas excursion boosts attendance.
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Train wreck blocks Santa Fe line near Springer
A Santa Fe Overland train plunged over an embankment north of Springer, injuring several but causing no deaths. The wreck halted traffic for about twelve hours as seven coaches derailed and track damage occurred. Nearby, Mayor Frank McKee urged Albuquerque to pursue permanent flood protection with bonds for dykes and retaining walls.
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Spreating Bails Caused Wreck Trinidad
A train wreck near Trinidad New Mexico, thirty miles west of the city, left one overturned coach and most cars derailed but no deaths or serious injuries. The cause cited involves a resting rake and a washout risk. rail traffic disrupted, with service expected to resume the next day.
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Three military men killed in Port Banks battery explosion
An explosion at Port Banks destroyed a merle battery killing three soldiers and injuring others. Wounded men were taken to nearby hospitals as authorities investigated the incident.
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Judge Parker Warns New Yorkers on Imperialism
Judge Parker addressed two delegations in New York urging opposition to Republican imperial policy in the Philippines. The event drew about 159 attendees from the Parker Independent club and the Avon Beach Regular Democratic club, with speakers Col Charles Codman and Prof Henry W Harden presenting on the issue. Parker stressed the importance of the Philippine question and urged thoughtful national reflection.
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