Kuropatkin Pushes Center Back Across Bloody Shake
Mukden dispatch notes Russian assault breaking Japanese center near the Manchurian front as 11 to 12 guns and 140 prisoners fall and twenty four more guns captured east of the railroad. Japanese trenches show heavy losses yet defenders vow to fight on tomorrow marks the tenth day of battle.
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Kuropatkin
Mukden
AL Havens
Port Arthur
Kurepatkin
Ivaneff Bennenkempf
Carrugress
Veresivensky
Grippesberg
Bt. Petersbureg
Gays
Navajo Fire Dance Highlight At New Mexico Fair Finale
The twenty fourth annual New Mexico Fair ends with the Navajo ceremonial fire dance at 7 30 p m in front of the grand stand. Other events include a five mile relay, roping on foot, bronco busting, a university vs high school football game, and carnival acts, with admission 24 cents.
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New Mexico
Albuquerque
Liott
Fair Grounds
Urvati
Austin
Dariig Aerigi Trapeve
America
Friaveia
Carnival Company
Tireen
Russian Center Holds In Manchurian Front Clash
News from the front describes General Kuropatkin’s forces in Manchuria consolidating center positions after intense October fighting. Russian troops recaptured Shiukhe and defended river bridges while Japanese flanking efforts largely failed to gain ground. The battle near Saitchou and Tumen passes escalated with heavy artillery and night assaults, highlighting stubborn defense and difficult terrain.
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St. Petersburg
Tassiin
Eneral Europatkin
Colter
Shakhe
Wourepatkin
Associated Press
Lrst
Tumen
Saitchou
Mistenchesko
Kiuropatkin
Shiukhe
Karapatkin
Russian Planking Column Headquarter Reported In China
Dispatch from Mukden notes a Russian plank column attempting to establish a base on October 17 near the Reesian front. The matter follows territorial maneuvers and depicts strategic positions as the conflict continues.
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Vourier
Mukden
Russian forces regain Shakhe as Kuropatkin holds bridges
Reports from Russian sources show General Kuropatkin’s army reoccupying Shakhe and maintaining bridge positions over the Hun river. The left wing, after two days of fighting near a central pass, remains poised to rejoin the main force despite uncertain gains and ongoing clashes through October 12.
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Kuropatkin
Shakhe
Tumi Ortaut
Japan
Kuropatkis
Hun River
Ples
Russia Declares No Peace Offers Will Stop War
Count Cassini, Russian ambassador, in Washington asserts there is no chance of international intervention to halt the war. He reiterates Russia intends to prosecute the conflict to its end and dismisses offers of peace from the powers involved.
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Washington
Db. C
Count Cassini
Sie
Abe
Interevention
Russia
Russian-Japanese Battle Continues With Stubborn Frontal Assaults
On October 12 Russian batteries opened again as they pressed a mixed assault along the heights. Japanese fire smothered the Russian advance while both sides suffered heavy losses. The Thirty-fourth regiment endured severe casualties as fighting raged through the day and into night, with Russian and Japanese forces trading ground around commanding hills and the main pass.
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Eighteenth
East Siberian
Salchouan Pass
Kandeato- Witch
Ate Fick
Meerai
Tumis
Paisa Wan
Weil
Ftussilane
Hosmans
Leveral Cornaross
Feild
Pix Tie Mmom
Coops
Heey Rite
Thureday Colon i Peocutse
Time is ripe for intervention in world war
In Washington Oct 11 the administration weighs a peace move led by President Roosevelt who offers to use his good offices. No open proposals yet from Russia or Japan but signs suggest an early shift toward restoring peace on a basis acceptable to both belligerents.
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Ington
D. CC
Hoonvelt
Washington
Mt. Petersburg
Tokio
JUDGE PARKER SPEECH QUOTED IN TROY MEETING
In Harmony Hall Troy a rousing Republican rally featured Senator Banks and Vice Presidential candidate Paulibante with Lieutenant Governor Highbite. They attacked Judge Parker on the Philippine question and cited his remarks about Spain and the price of pine products in a heated review of 1882 politics.
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Troy
Troy Repubii Pale
Paulibante
Res Publican
Frank W. High Bite
Mitte
Harmony Hall
Monster Fairbanks
Coxey
Army
Tiumphant
Pairbanks
Parker
Judge Parker
Parke to Respond as Mill Talk SPM Jersey De WoenArs
unclear readable text mentions Parke will respond. mill talk and JERSEY appear with mixed fragments about authorities and a definite arrange. no clear event or entities beyond these scattered terms.
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Mill Talk
SPM
woenArs
Peggy
Parke
The Strenuous Mr Davis Delivers Eight Speeches
Henry Davis the Democratic presidential hopeful gave eight speeches in a cross state tour beginning in Charleston and Hinton West Virginia and Richmond Virginia. He spoke in Charlemont and Readford with Senator Daniel to address Hecatope and Readford. Telegraph reports from Indianapolis indicated confidence in a Democratic victory in Indiana after talks with estate leaders.
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Hinton
W. Va
Henry
Davis
Charlemen
Roncevertes
Richmond
Daniel
Hecatoke
Readford
Biuefielda
West Virginia
David H. Hil
Devise
Indianapolis
Charleston
Hill
Indiana
Bishops Adopt Amendment to Divorce Canon
Kosten Mass October 17 The house of bishops adopted an amendment to the divorce and remarriage canon forbidding remarriage for a divorced person. The vote closely mirrored the rejected measure in the house of deputies last Friday though San Francisco defeated it three years ago. A conference between the two houses was planned to resolve the disagreement, with leaders predicting deputies will yield next week. In Massachusetts a three police officer siege on Mosby Street left two dead and two wounded as officers tried to arrest a dangerous fugitive named Pop.
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Kosten
Mass
House of Bishops
Episcopal General Convention
House of Deputies
San Francisco
House of Birhoupe
House of Deputies ii
Ioe
Massa Street
Flobert Jamieson
Dob Pop
H. Bun
Jol Mappereith
Mosby Breet
Pop
Tire
Jamieson
Moncreich
Perry
Belgian King Message In Congo Affair Sparks U S Debate
Henry L Kowalcky of San Francisco, a Congo relief attorney, delivered a Belgian king’s message to the president and met state department officials. He accuses a drive to use the United States as a catspaw in Congo affairs and doubts success.
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Washington, DB
Henry L. Kewatsky
San Francisco
Belgium
Morel
Congo Heief Association
Kowalcky
State Department
Congo
Episcopal deputies adopt resolution for a wartime prayer
The house of deputies of the Episcopal convention adopted four resolutions led by Rev. Lee Daimes Winchester of St. Louis. They called on bishops to draft a special prayer for the sick wounded and dying in the Japanese Russian armies and for the restoration of peace.
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House of Deputies
Episcopal Convention
Lee
Daimes T. Winchester
St. Louis
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