Forces in China War Report From Pekin and Mukden
Gen Yamaguchi to keep ten thousand Japanese troops three in Pekin others on line of communication Germany to winter in Pekin eight thousand Russians fifteen hundred Russians British troops undecided Allied stores for six months Count von Waldersee to HQ in imperial gardens Berlin reports depose Emperor Kwang Su Chinese court to settle at Si Ngan Fu and not return to Pekin Russian staff confirms Mukden occupation as Subbovitch advances from Niu Chwang After Sept twenty four engagements Chinese looted and burned city weaponry captured and stores seized
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Pekin
Yamaguchi
Haku
Alfred Gaselee
Count von Waldersee
Imperial Pleasure Grounds
Purple City
Berlin
Germany
Si-Ngan-Fu
Shen-Si
Berliner Tageblatt
Prince Ching
Li Hung Chang
Tageblatt
Kwang Su
ST. Petersburg
Mukden
Subbovitch
Old Niu-Chwang
Man Sentenced for Burglary Tells Court of Planned Wedding
Edward J White, sentenced to four years in State prison by Judge Stevens in Suffolk Superior Court for breaking and entering, announced that his marriage had been set for yesterday. His fiancée attended court but left after the sentencing. This was his first offence, yet the crime led to a severe sentence.
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Edward J White
Stevens
Suffolk Superior Criminal
White
Storey Nominated by Democrats in Eleventh District
Moorfield Storey appears likely to secure the Democratic nomination for Congress from the Eleventh District as Ward 23 delegates pledge support and other ward delegations express favor. His anti imperialist stance and Bryan endorsement boost his candidacy against Republican Samuel L. Powers, with independents aiding a potential victory. Delegates from Ward 23 anticipate wider indorsements as preparations for the district convention unfold.
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Moorfield Storey
Congress
Ward
Storey
Bryan
Samuel L. Powers
Massachusetts
John M. Minton
Ward 23
Man Freed Over Cross-Dressing Complaint In Court
A Cleveland husband, Lucius Moody, faced a complaint from his wife Mrs. Margaret Moody alleging he owned and wore women’s underwear. The court discharged him, noting no improper conduct or violation of marital prerogative, and praising his discreet attire.
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Margaret Moody
Cleveland
Lucius Moody
Lucius
Polontius
Chicago Tribune
Harvard Practice Notes Briggs to Face Columbia Saturday
Reports from a brisk practice detail Malone and Richards drawing together and a busy day with over 100 entries for handicap play. Highlights include Sawin kicking well, Kendall and Fincke excelling in runs, Derby impressing, and the line showing strong tackling and blocking as Harvard prepares for Columbia.
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Mesrs
F. A. Falvey
MacMasters
Eaton
Sawin
Daly
J . Roberts
Varsity
Burnett
Harvard
Kendall
Fincke
Hersey
Robinson
Dedham
Jim Lawrence
Ted Kendall
Meyer
Derby
Ellis
Ives
Campbell
Barnard
Lee
Putnam
W. Lawrence
Swan
Cabot
Lewis
Waters
Boal
Swain
Dibblee
Doucette
Roberts
Murchie
Donald
Knox
Columbia
SCRUB
Bowditch
R. E
Littig Waton
Blagdon
R. T
Wright Ocappol
R. G
Rainsford Apne
Green Barnard
F. Gsocees
Carroll J
Lawrence
Grew
Knowlton Marley
Cooper
McDonald Daly
Fineko
KE. Morley
Daily Kendall
R. H
Hersey Hernan
Swan Ve Fia
Outlin
Oakley Beats Nahant in 38 to 0 Team Match
Oakley Country Club routed Nahant with a 38 to 0 team victory on the Oakley links. The club announced an open tournament Saturday and match play for Monday and Tuesday featuring Harry Vardon, Donald J. Ross, and Alexander Findlay, marking Vardon’s first Boston visit since his Chicago open title win.
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Oakley Country Club
Nahant
Oakley Links
Harry Vardon
Donald J. Ross
Oakley
Alexander Findlay
Vardon
Boston
Chicago
Two Tie At Franklin Links Open Golf Tourney
Malone and Richards tied with 90 as 16 players remain in the Franklin Park open tournament hosted by Willie Campbell. About fifty entrants from Harvard, Boston, Allston, Wollaston, Brae Burn, Oakley, Providence, Cincinnati, New Haven, Newton, Morris County and others competed as John Morrill led the field off the first tee. The course was fair though putting greens were rough from heavy use.
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Franklin Park Links
Willie Campbell
John Morrill
Harvard
Boston
Allston
Wollaston
Brae Burn
Oakley
Providence
Cincinnati
New Haven
Newton
Morris County
Fair Green
Waters volleys blunt coaching as Harvard stumbles
Bert Waters publically chided Harvard players after a rough session, calling for wake up changes and directing sharp remarks to Roberts. He pressed individuals in front of the grandstand, urging them to play up to their potential as Columbia looms next Saturday.
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Bert Waters
Harvard
Waters
Roberts
Tufts Triumph 6 0 Over Collegiates In Slow Game
Tufts defeats collegians 6 to 0 in a low interest contest marked by limited team play and standout individual effort. Lineup includes Somerville Goode Danforth Marshall Whittaker McMahon Underbilt Ray as key players. time 10 minute periods. attendance 200.
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Collegians
Tuets
Somerville
le Osses Ce
Goode Danforth
Marshall
R. T
Whittaker MccMahon
Isseveeudis
Odetis Donnere
Cs .Cccs
Fetonaruson
Nason
Doses McFarland
H. B
Goode
Tufts
Ray
Almeda
Stroude
Burdett College Opens Season Versus English High
Burdett College starts its football season today at Franklin Field against English High. Coach Ralph Sears has built a strong squad, with the Burdett elevens described as one of the best ever for the college. The schedule shows games from Oct. 9 to Nov. 2 against E H S Franklin Field Melrose Hyde Park Chelsea High Charles River Park Everett High Dorchester High and Lynn E H S.
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Burdett College
English High
Franklin Field
Ralph Sears
Burdett
Melrose High
Melrose
Hyde Park
Chelsea High
Charles River Park
Everett High
Everett
Dorchester High
Dorchester
Lynn E. H. S
Lynn
Tufts Second Team Defeats Somerville High at Tufts Oval
Tufts second eleven yesterday defeated Somerville High School 20 to 5 at Tufts Oval.
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TUFTS
Somerville H. S
Somerville High School
Tufts Oval
Fitzgerald Nominated for Senator at Fourth District Meeting
The fourth district Democratic senatorial convention met at the Democratic Club hall at Bennet and Harrison avenues last evening. W. T. A. Fitzgerald received unanimous nomination for Senator with James Donovan of Ward 7 delivering the nominating speech. Daniel W. Driscoll, Ward 7, was named to the State central committee and Thomas Mackey, James Connolly, and Michael Carmory, all of Ward 7, were named to the district committee.
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Democratic Club
Bennett and
Harrison Avenue
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
James Donovan
Daniel W. Driscoll
State Central Committee
Thomas Mackey
James Connelly
Michael Carmory
David B. Shaw
Charlestown
M. J. Jordan
Ward 13
Thomas W. Flood
Suffolk County
William Jennings Bryan
Michael J. Sullivan
Seavey
Flood
Sheriff's Office
Boston
Chelsea
Winthrop
Revere
Seavey Named Sheriff Candidate at Suffolk County Convention
The Boston Post reports Acting Sheriff Fred H. Seavey secured renomination for sheriff after a tense county convention. Thomas W. Flood urged party independence, while Seavey, a 1874 entrant to the sheriff's office with decades of service, received broad support from local officers and bar associations.
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Fred H. Seavey
Sheriff's Office
Mr. Seavey
Poplar Place
West End
Cambridge
Winthrop
Sheriff Clark
Seavey
Winthrop Lodge
Winthrop Chapter
East Boston Council
William Parkman Commandery
Knights Templars
Ada
New England
Jeffries Yacht Club
Long Step Toward Settlement Near for Anthracite Strike
The United Mine Workers call a Scranton convention starting next Friday to decide on accepting a 10 percent wage increase offered by operators, signaling a near end to the anthracite miners strike. Delegates are being chosen as the industry stalls and optimism grows for settlement, though a sliding scale abolition or yearly contract proposal could delay closure. President Mitchell leads demonstrations and mass meetings in Shamokin and Scranton ahead of adjournment, with quiet in the region as talks continue.
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Hazarton
Penn
Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Scranton
Shamokin
Mitchell issues call for anthracite mine workers convention
President Mitchell issued a call for a convention of mine workers in the anthracite region to meet in Scranton starting Friday Oct 12. The plan grants one vote per 10 workers on strike and up to five votes per delegate, with credentials from local unions. Mitchell will preside, with Districts 1, 7, and 9 signing the call.
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Shenandoah
Penn
Mitchell
Scranton
Battle Over Coal Flares at Pittston Strike Scene
At No 2 colliery Pennsylvnia Coal Co officials with warrants and coal and iron police tried to arrest a group of miners and their wives for picking coal on culm piles. Women pelted police with stones as strikers retreated, sparking bitter tensions amid fuel shortages.
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Pittston
Pennn
Rosencrantz
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Convention Plans Circuit in Scranton for UMW Meeting
Music Hall in Scranton seats a thousand and will host Friday's United Mine Workers convention. The national headquarters will be at the St Charles Hotel nearby. President Mitchell and staff arrive and a full program is expected to be outlined on Thursday for the convention Friday.
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Scranton
Penn
Music Hall
United Mine Workers
St. Charles Hotel
Mitchell
Waltham Fire Station Murder Probe Sparks City Order
A city inquiry orders a probe into the Jurning of the Waltham Fire Station amid intimations that the tragedy reflects on the department and the city. Officials describe the incident as a serious matter demanding accountability and reform.
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Waltham Fire
Aldermen Demand Full Fire Station Fire Probe
In Waltham during a city council meeting Alderman Carney moved a unanimous resolution calling for a full public investigation into the October 5 fire that destroyed the public fire station. Alderman Eldredge objected citing a planned hearing by fire engineers, but Carney defended the move as necessary given the case’s seriousness.
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Waltham
Board of Aldermen
Carney
City of Waltham
City of
Board of Engineers
Eldredge
Board of Fire Engineers
Alderman Carney
The March King Sousa at Mechanics Hall in Boston
Sousa the American March King opens the Merchants and Manufacturers Exposition week two to about 5000 in Mechanics Hall. The crowd roared for an encore with Stars and Stripes and Whistling Rufus. He thanked the audience twice, urged meeting attendees later, and promised to return before the season ends.
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Sousa
Mechanics’ Hall
Rufus
Boston
Decorated Shamokin Prepares for President Mitchell Visit
Shamokin Pennsylvania, Oct 8. The town is richly decorated for President Mitchells visit tomorrow. Anticipation centers on a mass parade of about 10 000 striking workers and on Mitchell signaling the delegates course for the upcoming convention. Meanwhile President Fahey reports 40 000 idle in his district across Northumberland Schuylkill Columbia and Dauphin counties as every colliery is idle.
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Shamokin
Penn
Mitchell
Talk Is Cheap Says Boarder Over Chin-Chin Charge
A cross-eyed boarder challenges the adage talk is cheap. The observant boarder notes that Ryan would charge $50 for an hour of chin chin, highlighting an ironic cost of conversation. The Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph reports the exchange.
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Boarder
Ryan
Pittsburg
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