New York GOP Rally Hears Fairbanks Higgins Root
Senator Fairbanks and Lieutenant Governor Higgins addressed a Republican mass meeting at Madison Square Garden with Former Secretary of War Root presiding. Yale and Princeton undergrads joined in the parade preceding the event and Pittsburg marching club delegates attended. The speaker defended enduring Republican policies and the tariff system as essential to industrial growth.
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Senator Fairbanks
F W. Higgins
Madison Square Garden
War Root
Yale
Princeton
Pittsburg
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Higgins
Fairbanks
Brooklyn
Republican Party
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Episcopal Debate Over Divorce Compromise Fails
A joint committee from the Episcopal convention sought a divorce remarriage compromise between the house of deputies and the house of bishops. Bishops want forbidding remarriage. deputies resist strict provisions and push a proposed one year waiting rule after court decree. A temporary agreement was sought as a special order for tomorrow amid broader debates on Bible usage and labor issues.
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Committee On
House of Dep- Aalies
Hishop Potter
Bunding Committee
New View of Russia Calm Amid War Weariness
U S ambassador McCormick arrived in New York from St. Petersburg and described broad calm in Russia despite war. He noted public life unchanged, loyal support for the czar, and confidence that Russia will achieve a successful outcome. He cited stable finances, limited unrest, and liberal minister Schlopol-Mirsky as a moderating force. He said relations with the United States remain satisfactory and will be discussed in Washington.
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New York
McCormick
St. Petersburg
Associated Press
Russia
Auibusmedor McCormick
Prince Schi~lopolk-Mirsky
M. von Plehve
MotCormick
Henry G Davie recounts ten day campaign across West Virginia
Henry G Davie described a thirteen hundred mile tour spanning ten days. He claimed meeting 100000 people across seventy cities and twenty counties, reporting strong Democratic support and efforts to ensure a fair election. He planned reelection visits to Parkersburg and Wheeling before returning home to Wikesville.
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Vppominsco
Eid al
McKinley Te Pew
Sealeet Hancovere
Ballon
PAITY
Kehenna
Baltimore & Cita Tailroad
Parkersburg
Tevan
Evar
Kikins
Douglas to Use Posters and Ads in Governor Campaign
Details reveal Governor candidate Douglas plans extensive advertising in a state race. He intends to spend thousands on posters and newspaper space, with six colored posters illustrating his career from age seven onward, and a statewide automobile tour to reach voters.
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Douglas
Dowelan
Veteras
Pty
Textile Workers Held Assembly On Boycotts And Resolutions
Lowell Mase reports the Textile Workers of America held a meeting to discuss reports from committees and proposed resolutions. The committee refined language on boycotts and noted governor vetoes affecting women workers and candidates. The gathering addressed organizing strategy and campaign actions with remarks on division within the Five Year plan’s faction.
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Acta
Lebele
Bowoutit
Art Fecallio
Aise
American Federation of Labor
Eoine Otter
Bey
Taft to Confer With Panama on Canal Disputes
Washington reports Secretary Taft will travel to Maine to meet Panama’s president and seek a settlement of canal disputes. President Amador advised Barrett failed to settle prior to departure, and Panama questions Barrett’s authority to mediate with General Davie and other officials.
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Panama
Washington, In
Maine
Republic
der, Morales
Pana Ia
Belle
Ehire
United States
Pulania Barrett
Ble
Amador
Barrett
Stintile Justice
Amatot
Ities
Miniatey
Barret
Plate Arrois
Eatal Cone
Aseneral Davie
Weehington Wean
Pool formed by brokers bets on Cem lig election
A broker pool in Pittsburgh Paet formed to wager 166 060 on the cem lig election. Brokers including Shad 4 Willian Kath Weaver and MH JC Harvey Co favored Roosevelt with odds 108 to 4 for Roosevelt. Indiana Wisconsin West Virginia New York all go Roosevelt, even money for New York.
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Kuropatkin Prepares to Renew Struggle After Storm Ends
Russia begins moving six hundred thousand troops from Poland toward Manchuria as weather eases. Kuropatkin extends his right and may aim at Lone Tree Hill while Japanese shifts rally to the west. Reports from Mukden note Japanese preparations to retire but no clear movement.
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Manchuria
Alexielflat
Mukden
Vaet
Germany
Pelane
Empire
Tephenstuehova
Russian forces in Manchuria report mixed moves and few engagements
Telegram from St Petersburg dated noon today notes no fighting last night according to Associated Press reports. Russian right wing extends toward Sinchinpu while center aims to pressure Oku's flanks toward the Shakhe river with offensive signs seen on the Sentsiaputee roads. Japanese casualties include officers killed carrying compasses. mounted Cossacks reportedly dragged two Japanese field guns from Shakhe area.
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Kouropatkin
Associated Press
Mukiden
War Office
Kuropatkin
Tokio
Mun
St. Petersburg
Lone Tree
Siemes Gad
Crent
Bakharoff
Sinchinpu
Oku
Shakhe
Mukden
Pushun
Yamada
Yental Ine
Rennenkamp
Japanese Advance Slowed by Russian Retreat Tactics
Maps captured by the Japanese show Russian retreats arranged to draw in Japanese columns. The Russian flank and center held firm as cavalry blocked a Russian counter move on the Hun river. The Kursian attack on the right was repelled and by late reports Japanese forces held a wide front northward, while the rest rested.
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Oku
Battles and Strategies in Eastern Front Shakhe River Clash
Reports from English and military critics weigh Kuropatkin s Shakhe river operation. Observers note reserves held three divisions and Lone Tree hill attack may have aimed to draw Japanese from strong positions. Some view the action as a desperate retreat cover for Henosthu withdrawals with mixed results. A Standard correspondent cites losses of a Russian battalion crossing the Taitse river, nearly annihilated during retirement over a pontoon bridge.
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Lwnden
Kuropatkin
Shakhe Ipiver
Lone Tree Hill
Henosthu
Shakhe
the Standard
Kuroki
Taitse
End of large scale fighting in Russo Japanese war
Weather and bad roads halt major operations after General Kuropatkin ordered an advance. Both sides redeploy forces and seek new objectives while preparations continue. Tokyo seeks diplomatic representations with St Petersburg regarding alleged Chinese uniforms by Russian troops. Russia hastens the organization of a second Manchurian army.
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Kuropatkin
St. Petersburg
Tokio Disputch
Mbaseyo
Ilussia
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