Armistice Signed At Shahode Bidding War Withdrawals Begin
Protocol notes ceasefire terms between two powers in Manchuria. General Ovanosky and General Fukushima signed the armistice near Shahode after nine hours of negotiations. Demilitarized zones are established and naval issues to be resolved in later steps. Chiefs M Witte Baron Rosen Baron Komura and M Takahira signed the document.
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Manchuria
Ovanosky
Kochinton
Q Ovanosky
Fukushima
Shahode
London
Sis
Stures
Sete
Bgp
Suspandéc
Hop Ararth
Parton
M. Wit
Mikasa Destroyed by Fire Sinking With 599 Dead
The Japanese battleship Mikasa was lost after a fire and magazine explosion. Admiral Teeowee was aboard during the disaster which began at midnight September 10. The blaze reached the aft magazine, the explosion tore the hull, and the ship sank with 599 lives lost.
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Fukio
Navy Department
Teeowee
Makasa
Witte Farewell Dinner Cancelled at Envoys Request
Mr. Witte was honored at a Lotus Club farewell dinner hosted by Melville E. Stone. A reception planned for the Produce Exchange today with Baron De Rosen was cancelled at envoys’ request due to unforeseen business. Witte sailed home this afternoon.
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New York
Mr. Witte
Melville E. Stone
Lotus Club
Baron Komura Improves in New York Hospital Visit
Baron Komura the Japanese envoy shows satisfactory improvement after a period of illness in New York. Doctors report his condition is stable and Dr. Delafield will examine him once today.
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Baron Komura
New York
Delafield
Minister Yoshisawa Resigns Amid Guarded Tokyo
The resignation of Minister Yoshisawa is welcomed by the intelligent class. Tokyo remains under military guard at streets and government buildings, with no sign of disorder reported.
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Yoshisawa
Tokio
Tokyo riot tolls tallied by police
Police estimate casualties from the recent rioting show 368 constables, 16 firemen, and two soldiers wounded. Among the mob and bystanders, nine were killed and 487 wounded.
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Tokio
Conference on fortifications stalls in Karlstad
Norwegian and Swedish delegates spent four hours in talks Sunday about fortifications. Unforeseen difficulties arose. Discussions are expected to finish Wednesday and the preliminary result will be sent to the riksdag and the storthing.
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Karlstad
Riksdag
Storthing
Fall from Capital Dome Injures Teenager in D C
In Columbia on September 13 Warren Scruggs fifteen years old fell from the dome inside the state capitol and plunged about sixty feet to the marble floor below, sustaining instant injuries.
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Capital Dome
Columbia
D. C
State Capitol
Arren Scruggs
District Attorney Jerome to Attend Armstrong Committee Hearing
Lakeville Conn Sept 18 District Attorney Jerome plans to attend the Wednesday Armstrong insurance committee session where George W Perkins will resume testimony He declines to guess on criminal culpability in a campaign contribution by an insurance firm saying civil restitution may be sought by the attorney general or others and he will decide on prosecution after examining the testimony
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Lakeville
Conn
Jerome
New York
Armstrong Insurance Committee
George W. Perkins
Perkins
Armstrong Committee
Unclear Balkan Plot Report From Vienna Telegraphs
Fragmented dispatches describe alleged moves to foment violence and interfere in Macedonian affairs. The texts mention figures like Prince Ferdinand and a planned apartment courtyard strike in Constantinople as part of the alleged activity.
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Vienna
Frei Fos
Sata
Peter G Seergh Pal
Ferdinand
Constantinanie
Sane Urenanisiation
Diplomatic note on repeal of duties to be published
The American government reports a message from the imperial decree issued on the tenth inst. repealing duties on certain American goods and requiring certificates of origin. The State Department says publication will be delayed no longer and customs houses will be instructed to conform.
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Washington
Barry Bocer
Vents. Mass
State Department
United States
President Roosevelt to receive only urgent callers at Sagamore Hill
President Roosevelt, at Sagamore Hill, announces he will take no callers from now until his return to Washington on the 3rd inst. except for urgent official business. He has been deeply engaged in affairs of high importance and seeks quiet for the remainder of his stay.
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Oyster Bay
L. I
Roosevelt
Washington
Sagamore Hill
Yellow Peril in Japan China Alliance Fears Rise
Berlin reports growing Japanese anger after the Portsmouth treaty terms. The Kaiser watches Tokio as public anti foreign sentiment shifts toward Americans and a potential Sino German alliance. Officials fear a rising yellow peril threatening European and American interests in Asia.
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Berlin
Tokio
Portsmouth
Weepan
Dirle
China
Eurane
Arion
Japan
Taft Says Japanese Anti Peace Reports Exaggerated
Secretary of War Taft concluded travels in Japan by noting no broad anti foreign sentiment. He described a Tokio mob action as separate from Americans. Taft cited Chinese boycott losses and observed U S Miss Alice Roosevelt heads home aboard Siberia. Local conditions remained quiet in Yokohama.
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Yokohama
Taft
San Francisco
Korea
America
Japan
Yatt
Alice Roosevelt
Siberia
The Printers Strike Ends in Agreement Negotiations
Chicago sources report over 100 independent concerns employing 1,200 men have signed the union demand for an eight hour day after January 1, 1906 and a closed shop. The fight now centers on the Chicago Typothetae as the master printers.
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Chicago
Chicago Typographical Union
Chicago Typothetae
Prince George Linked as Norway Heir If Danish Crown Fails
Copenhagen reports a Norwegian diplomat says if Prince Charles of Denmark declines the Norwegian throne negotiations would open with Prince George of Greene. Greene was educated at the Danish naval college.
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Prince George
Copenhagen
Prince Charles of
Denmark
Norway
Prince George of Greene
Republicans Withdraw City Ticket in Philadelphia Upset
Philadelphia on September 13 reports the county Republican ticket, chosen before Mayor Weaver's gas lease feud, has been withdrawn and a new ticket will be selected by the city committee amid political upheaval.
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Philadelphia
Weaver
Britt Nelson bout nets substantial receipts in split
In San Francisco on September 12 the Britt Nelson contest total receipts reached 48311 dollars. Nelson earned 18841.29, Britt 12560.82, and the management share amounted to 16908.82 with the remainder allocated to other costs.
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San Francisco
Nelson
Britt
Management
Lake Vessel Burned off Parisian Island
The schooner W. H. Ketchum, sailing from Duluth to Cleveland, burned Saturday night off Parisian Island in Lake Superior. Two crewmen drowned while trying to abandon ship in a lifeboat.
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Sault Ste. Marie
W. H. Ketchum
Duluth
Cleveland
Parisian Island
Lake Superior
Market Report Indianapolis Grain and Livestock
Grain and Livestock figures across Chicago Cincinnati New York and East Buffalo with wheat corn oats cattle hogs sheep and lambs prices. Notable ranges include Indianapolis wheat No 2 red 83 87 cents with rye and oats mixed values. Chicago hogs 5.20 to 5.75. New York cattle 3.80 to 5.90. Toledo May wheat 87 3 4 percent.
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Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Chicago
New York
East Buffalo
Double Tragedy Strikes Cedar Lake Couple
In Hammond Indiana on September 18 Harry Homan aged 24 shot and killed Mrs Charles Jeanette a bride of three weeks at Cedar Lake after she jilted him for another man. He then killed himself.
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Hammond
Ind
Harry Homan
Charles Jeanette
Cedar Lake
Deadly Baltimore Train Wreck Near Kimmell
A Baltimore and Ohio train wreck near Kimmell Indiana early today killed the engineer and the baggageman and left several passengers seriously injured. Authorities report multiple injuries and ongoing investigation into the cause.
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Kimmell, Ind
Baltimore & Ohio
Yellow fever report from New Orleans to Sunday evening
New Orleans report shows 24 new cases pushing total to 2 571 and deaths to 336. Six new foci identified, 323 under treatment and 1 913 discharged. Total cases include ongoing and recovered patients.
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New Orleans
Battleship Mississippi launch planned at Cramp's yard
The Mississippi will be ready for launching at Cramp's ship yards in Philadelphia by Sept. 30. In Hungary the crown and united opposition appear to have reached an impasse in the diet. An elevated railroad derailment in New York kills twelve and injures many. Mrs. Virginia Henry Beasley, 89, a granddaughter of Patrick Henry, dies in Willard state hospital. Kansas City school denies entry to Black students. case to be tested in courts. An infernal machine thrown at Tavastehus governor’s carriage fails to explode.
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Cramp’s Shipyards
Philadelphia
New York
Virginia Henry Beasley
Patrick Henry
Willard
N. Y
Kansas City
Kan
Tavastehus
Finland
Fire at Utah college ruins mechanical shops
Fire destroyed the mechanical shops at the agricultural college of Utah causing unspecified losses. The report notes strained Greece Romania relations and political shifts in Spain with ministerial gains amid elections. Other items mention unrest in Tiflis, Portugal visit invite, and a deadly clash with strikers in France.
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Riculuiral College
Utah
Greece
Reiumania
Charles
Portugal
Madrid
Ted
Former French Premier Rene Goblet Dies in Ler is
Rene Goblet former president of the French council of ministers dies in Ler is. Chinese Anm Weisean boaucau in Shanzhai seen as forerunner of anti foreign agitation. Gre Western Cation telegraph company directors end horse racing service. Union Veteran Lesson holds twentieth encampment in Wilmington Delaware. Tarpon Springs Florida contractor G E Paul shoots wife then kills himself. Christiania dispatches mark Norway Sweden tensions as serious due to Swedish commissioners.
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Rene Goblet
French Council of Ministers
Leris
China
Shanzhai
Gre Western Cation Telegraph Conipany
Lesson
United States
Wilmington
Del
Tarpon Springs
Fla
E. Paul
Christiania
Norway
Sweden
Boston Mayor Patrick A Collins Dies
Boston mayor Patrick A. Collins has died. The report notes his leadership and his tenure as chief executive of the city, marking the end of an era in Boston politics.
Storm Hits Omaha Causing Major Damages
A Friday storm struck Omaha causing thousands of dollars in damage. The report notes continuing progress in industry, commerce and agriculture per R G Dun & Co weekly review.
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Omaha
Baku
R. G. Dun & Co
Consulting Board of Engineers
Isthmian Canal
United States
Peace talks in Europe and distant events loom large
Sweden and Norway appear to have settled on peace. Japanese minister M. Takahira plans return home in a few weeks. Gettysburg hosts the Sons of Veterans encampment. Major General Daniel W. Benham is reported dead in Tiffin at sixty eight. A Manchurian port decree opens ports to all powers. Three Japanese paymasters embezzled 165000 dollars. Russian ship losses at Port Arthur Vladivostok and the Sea of Japan total 113000000. An Iron Mountain fast train wreck near Arcadia Missouri kills two trainmen and injures fifteen passengers.
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Sweden
Norway
M. Takahira
Japan
The
Sons of Veterans
Gettysburg
Daniel W. Benham
U.S. A
Tiffin
Ohio
Manchuria
Port Arthur
Vladivostok
Sea of Japan
Iron Mountain
Arcadia
Resignation in Indiana Auditor Case Amid Embezzlement Charge
Indiana politics reel as Auditor David F. Sherrick resigns under governor Hanly pressure after $145,9290 missing funds. Warren Bigler appointed to fill term. grand jury to probe Sherrick and Wickard forged notes. Security values cited near $172,708.34 with $20,000 state deposits. surety company to cover gaps.
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Indianapolis
David F. Sherrick
Hanly
Sherrick
Warren Ligler
Wabash
Jle
Sherick
Auditor’s Office
Bigler
Charles W. Miller
Miller
Marion County Grand Jury
David E. Sherrick
W. S. Wickard
Charles E. Benedict
Wickard
Willard S. Wickard
J. H. Murry Company
Cicero
Ind
Hamilton County
Sherrick Audit Complications Rise for Indiana
Indiana officials weigh potential losses from Sherrick securities held in state treasury vaults. Governor Hanly and Attorney General Miller believe no loss is likely but caution remains. Legal questions hint at possible involvement with the American Surety Co. of New York bondsman for Sherrick.
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Hanly
Sherrick
Miller
Roscoe C. Hawkins
American Surety Company
Indianapolis
American Surety Company of
New York
Indiana editorial groups organize for national contest in June
Todianapolis editorial committees under the Indiana Allied Editorial Association met at the Grand hotel to prep for the National Editorial Association tournament next June. R L S Truitt of Noblesville was named chairman and J R Whitehead of the American Press Association secretary treasurer and executive committee member guiding subcommittees on entertainment transportation and finance.
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Todianapolis
Indiana
Elditorial
Mfdianarelis
Powell resigns as U.S. minister to Haiti
William F. Powell, the United States minister to Haiti, on leave in Camden announces he will resign to President Roosevelt citing revolutions riots and fever in Haiti. He plans to return to Port au Prince in about eight days to await his successor. Powell was appointed by President Harrison about ten years ago.
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Camden
N. J
William F. Powell
United States
Haiti
Roosevelt
Powell
Port Au Prince
Harrison
Sovereign Lodge ILGOFO Holds Annual Session in Philadelphia
The annual communication of the sovereign lodge IL GO OF opened in Philadelphia with Robert E. Wright of Allentown, Pa, grand sire, presiding this morning. remains in session.
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Philadelphia
Sovereign Lodge
IL. GO. O. F
Robert E. Wright
Allentown
Strike Declared in Indianapolis Typographical Union
The Indianapolis Typographical Union called a strike yesterday after employers refused to sign the eight hour day agreement. Both sides prepare for a bitter fight following the conference.
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Indianapolis
Viewers to resume Lob ditch dredge work along Wabash
The Lob ditch dredge project near Portland Indiana will resume this week. The dredge will extend three miles down the Wabash river shortening the river channel by at least two miles. It will affect 65 000 acres of land and reclaim several thousand acres.
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Portland
Ind
Wabash River
Noted Indiana farmer fatally shoots son-in-law
Noblesville Indiana September 13 Henry Ebberts a leading farmer shot and fatally wounded his son in law Daniel Young at his home four miles southeast of Noblesville last night. The fatal incident stems from long standing ill will between Ebberts and Young.
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Noblesville
Ind
Henry Ebberts
Daniel Young
Ebberts
It Was a Mistrial in Rusty Roberts Case
Mt. Vernon Indiana September 12. After forty eight hours the jury in the state against Rusty Roberts who was accused of killing Robert Cain failed to agree and was discharged. The jury stood eight for conviction and four for acquittal. Another trial will be had at the November term.
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Mt. Vernon
Ind
Rusty Roberts
Robert Cain
Tariff seen as main issue in Ohio governor race
Columbus September 18 Republicans say tariff will be the chief issue in the canvass. Chairman Dick of the state executive committee issued a formal statement answering questions about the gubernatorial campaign in Ohio.
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Columbus
Ohio
Republican State Executive Committee
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