Russia Plans Major Reinforcement for Manchuria War
The Imperial rescript outlines a massive reorganization to send about 300000 troops to Manchuria. Major General Grippenberg is named commander of the Second Army Corps while Kouropatkin remains with the First Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Liao Yang
Grippenberg
Third
Vilna
Far East
Kouropatkin
Russia
Japan
Alexieff
Grand Duke
Nicholas Michaelovitch
Turkey
Nicholas
Marquis Oyama
Japanese flank plan near Sintsintin and Mukden
Indications from St. Petersburg suggest a Japanese flanking move against General Kouropatkin's left to force retreat from Sintsintin. General Kuroki may cross the Hun River east of Mukden and advance while Dia and Nodzu hold Kouropatkin south of Mukden, with attacks on Da Pass and San.
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London
St. Petersburg
Kouropatkin
Sintsintin
Kuroki
Hun River
Mukden
Dia
Nodzu
da Pass
San
Central Europe faces drought with US aid expected
Washington reports Consul General Mason in Berlin says drought across Russia, Austria, Germany, Switzerland, and France will force the United States to help feed central Europe during autumn and winter. Grain yields decline except winter wheat, with dairy and fruit sectors hit, boosting demand for US corn, wheat, rye, and imported meats and fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mason
Berlin
United States
Europe
Russia
Austria
Germany
Switzerland
France
Iited
Slocum Disaster Blamed On Crew Inadequate Training
New York inspectors publish a lengthy report on the General Slocum disaster in the East River last June. The findings fault the crew as ignorant and undisciplined, note neglected fire drills, and cite the chief engineer for negligence in not connecting the hose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philadelphia Chosen as Meeting Site for Odd Fellows
The sovereign grand judge of Odd Fellows reverses decision on next year’s session venue selecting Philadelphia over Washington. Justification cites Philadelphia’s large state membership of 112,947. greater distance from Baltimore and larger metro population.
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Philadelphia
Washington
San Francisco
Grand Judge of
Odd Fellows
Oda
District of Columbia
Baltimore
Bowery Robbery Leaves Man Forlorn At Bellevue Hospital
A man robbed of a watch and 326 dollars was left at a Bowery saloon by a gang of thieves. He later sought aid at Bellevue Hospital after wandering dazed, identifying himself to Patrick Monaghan and having a nail removed from his forehead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bowery
Bellevue Hospital
Patrick Monaghan
Disturbances in Odessa Said Anti-Military Not Anti-Jewish
Reports from St Petersburg say last week’s Odessa unrest was prompted by reserve troops refusing to go east rather than aimed at Jews. A regular troop detachment was sent to quell the disturbances but allegedly refused to obey orders.
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St. Petersburg
Odessa
Far East
Archbishop on special train wreck near East Brookfield
A special train carrying the Archbishop of Canterbury from Bar Harbor to Washington wrecked on the Boston and Albany line near East Brookfield Massachusetts. The archbishop was not injured though shaken. J Pierpont Morgan was on board and also shaken but unharmed.
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East Brookfield
Mass
Archbishop of Canterbury
Bar Harbor
Washington
Boston
Wreck Near Newmarket Toll Tops Sixty Dead
Knoxville Tenn Sept 26 A Southern Railway wreck near Newmarket results in at least sixty two deaths and many injuries with an unknown infant among the dead. The crash killed numerous passengers as crews recovered bodies and identified victims across several towns.
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Headon
Southern Railway
Newmarket
Tenn
Knoxvinn
W. A. Galbraith
Knoxville
W. T. Ellis
Greensboro
N. C
Ralph Mountcastle
Inez Russell
Clyde Russell
Cory Knight
Dandridge
A. Y. Stephens
Omaha
John Conner
Roanoke
D. S. Fox
Birmingham
J. M. Adkins
Jellico
J. B.cass
George Lee
Carrollton
J. R. Plummer
Hill
E. G. Ernest
Whitepine
W. B. Crawford
Mohawk
J. R. Rhea
Whitesburg
W.S Hill
Jessico
Laura Hill
Gaffney
S. C
Sarah Hill
Fannie McEwen
R. B. Goodwin
Jefferson City
C. A. Russell
Monroe Ashmore
William Jones
J. J. Daiel
Turley’s Mill
G. N. Pratt
Annie Haylow
Green
Sylvia
W.R. Kane
W. R. Spencer
Arcadia
Fla
J. Aa. Lemons
Roy McMahan
Newport
Nancy J. Rumley
Wautauga
George Kinzel
Isaac Emery
Miss Copp
Melver Plant
Shelby
C. M. Heiskel
Memphis
Lfe
Harvester Plants Start Up In Chicago After Layoffs
The International Harvester company resumes work today at the Deering McCormick and Plano divisions in Chicago after a closure on Sept 10 left 9000 employees idle The firm also declines to renew last year’s labor pact with organized trades unions involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Deering, McCormick and Plano
International Harvester Company
Odd Fellows Install Grand Officers in San Francisco
The sovereign grand lodge completed its annual session by installing officers elect, with Grand Sire R E B Wright to be installed at his Allentown PA residence. the event took place in San Francisco on September 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
R. E B. Wright
Allentown
Ballard’s Horemound Syrup and Snow Liniment Ad
An old time drugstore ad touts Ballard’s Horehound Syrup for coughs and colds at 25 and 50 cents and Ballard’s Snow Liniment for wounds and skin troubles at 25 cents and 50 cents, sold by Riley’s Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Riley’s
Woman’s spendthrift silk hose hints at cautious crossings
A fragment notes a woman’s purchase of silk hose for ten dollars and connects it to carefulness in picking out rough crossings. The line suggests frugality and attention to detail in daily choices.
In billionsness Herbine Purifies Blood and Tones System
An old drug ad claims Herbine expels excess bile and acids to improve digestion and assimilation, purify blood, and strengthen the body with a price of 50 pts sold by Riley's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley
Freight Train Weddings Not a Popular Trend
The piece dismisses wedding journeys on freight trains as unlikely and notes a promotion offering free Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets at Riley's Drug Store. It also mentions the Inquirer asking why the word good is missing from the latest dictionary, predicting its inclusion in the next edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tnquirer
Tablers Buckeye Pile Ointment advertised cure
An advertisement touts Tablers Buckeye Pile Ointment for piles with relief promised after use. It lists bottle price 50 cents and tube 75 cents at Riley's Drug Store. The piece also mentions a joking note on a new automobilist malady named motorpathia cerebralis caused by vibrationibus of the automobilien aigsimus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabler
Riley
Liver Bile Aid Herbine Promises Healthful Condition
In sluggish liver, HERBINE by its action on the biliary trade makes bile more fluid and helps bring the liver to a sound condition. It banishes drowsiness lethargy and apathy arising from liver disorders. Price 50 ats Riley's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley’s Drug Store
Advertisements and health advice snippets mixed in local page
A collage of mentions cites White's Cream Vermifuge for children with worms and Chamberlain's Stool and Liver Tablets for constipation sold by Riley's Drug Store. It also muses on umbrellas, child health, a Russian baby donor weight, and hats as indispensable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley's
Riley
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets Promise Quick Relief
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets offer immediate relief from dyspepsia with one tablet and a money back guarantee. Sold in handsome tin boxes at 25 pts by Riley's Drug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acker
Riley
Modern dipping plant announced by Union Stock Yards Co
To the shippers and stock growers of the West we have just completed one of the most modern dipping plants for cattle sheep and horses and as it has become a necessity to dip cattle before entering feed lots we are prepared to dip on short notice and as reasonably as any yard on the road Buyers always here to buy feeders Union Stock Yards Co Grand Island Neb 22 6m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stock Yarps Co
Grand Island
Neb
Massachusets Tax Protest Tied to Hetty Green
Hetty Green opposes paying $30 in taxes on her birthplace old house in Massachusetts. She rejects the payment as a protest, though she uses it as a strong justification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hetty Green
Massachusetts
Moki tea claimed to cure various ailments at shop
An advertisement touts Moki tea as a permanent cure for sick headache indigestion constipation and other ills. It promises pleasant effects and increased appetite sleep and happiness with pricing at 25 cents and 50 cents at Eiley’s Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eiloy
Solomon’s Proverbs on Divorce Echoes in Modern Courts
A whimsical note observes that Solomon’s claim about finding a good thing resonates with today’s divorce courts where spouses increasingly seek changes in marriages. The quip suggests lasting guidance may be scarce amid evolving relationships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon
Word of Praise for Ballard's Snow Liniment From Mississippi Reader
W H Harrison of Cleveland Mississippi writes August 15 1902 praising Ballard's Snow Liniment after stepping on a nail caused leg soreness and knee abscess. He credits a 500 size bottle bought at F F Lords drug store now in Colo with curing the leg. The note adds a brief physician remark on abscesses and a comment about Paterson New Jersey workers.
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W. H. Harrison
Cleveland
Miss
Ballard
F. Lord's Drug Store
Colo
Riley
Pioneer Lim ited trains redefine luxury and rail travel
The St Paul Road began electric train lighting in 1888 and led in traveler comforts. The Pioneer Limited set a luxury standard in car design that remains unmatched. The yacht America, winner of the Cup fifty three years ago, endures as a storied vessel beyond mere race memorabilia.
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Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
The
St. Paul Road
America
Acker's Blood Elixir Promoted as Cure for Blood Diseases
The ad claims headaches pains in the body feverishness and sores indicate impure blood and promotes Acker's Blood Elixir as a universal cure for scrofulous and syphilitic poisons and other blood diseases. It guarantees every bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acker
Riley
Ely's Cream Balm for Nasal Catarrh
Nasal catarrh quickly yields to Ely's Cream Balm. It cleanses and seals the nasal surface as it diffuses. Sold in 5 cent and 10 cent sizes by mail, with an atomizer option. Liquid Cream Balm also available to apply with sprays at city drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Draggista
Ely's
City Drug Store
Ely
Affidavits of Publication Withheld Until Payment is Made
Notices reveal affidavits of publication are held back until required payments are completed. The withheld records affect public notices and may impact claimants seeking recorded publication confirmations. No further details are provided in the fragment.
Desert Land Final Proof Notice for Publication
Desert Land Final Proof Notice from the Department of the Interior United States Land Office Helena Montana dated Sept 12 1904 announces August Tauchmann of Bedrock Montana filed notice to prove up desert land claim No 6597 for 160 unsurveyed acres in Beaverhead County before L J Price U S Commissioner at Dillon Montana on Oct 25 1904. Witnesses listed are Jane Rife Harry Schuler Henry Hildreth Alonzo Yount and Frank D Mordoue all of Bedrock Montana.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Helena
Montana
Hotce
August Tauchmman
Bedrock
Mont
Beaverhead County
L. J. Price
U. S
Dillon
Jane Rife
Harry Schuler
Henry Hildreth
Alonzo Yount
Frank D. Mordoue
Register
Deck Harkness
Thomas F. Jenkins
Dell, Mont
Seaverhead
A. S
Said
Arabina Harkness
Ole Dahlo
Ernest J. Harkness
John Kennison
Dell
Frank D. Miracle
Negister
John C. Patterson
Beaverhesd County
Eaid
Mitchel J. Martinell
William C. Patterson
William Steneon
Bart Hungate
Desert Land Notice for Charles Laybold and Others in Montana
The Department of the Interior United States Land Office Helena Montana publishes notices of intention to make proof on desert land claims Nos 8360 and 6007. Charles Laybold of Lima and Albert Ziema of Polaris file for irrigation and reclamation of 280 acres in Beaverhead and for segments in Polaris with witnesses named from Dell and Polaris. A. S. Commissioner L J Price schedules hearings in Dillon and Dell on October 25 1904 with listed witnesses.
Notice for Publication Land Office Helena Sept 1804
Notice is given that the named settler has filed intent to make final proof to support his claim. Proof will be made before George W. French Clerk Dist Court Dillon Montana on Oct 25 1004. Guardian David K Hopkins for Alfred Baker holder of H E No 10504 for lots 1 2 3 4 block 6 to 146 17 w Montana meridian. Witnesses Henry Thompson Henry Fitter Austin Childs Jackson D Brandenberg all of Dell Montana. 386 FRANK D MIRACLE Register
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Department of the Interior
Helena
Mont
George W. French
Dillon
Montana
David K. Hopkins
Alfred Baker
Montana Meridian
Henry Thompson
Henry Fitter
Austin Childs
Jackson D. Brandenberg
Dell
Frank D. Miracle
Register
Land Office
L.j.price
U. S
Montan
Henry McNinch
Mmm
Bent
Charles K. Norrie
John Downing
James L. Fleming
Ernest
McNinch
Department of the Interior Land Office
Eettler
L. J. Price
A.S
Maz Lauterbach
R. W
M. M
Frank Landon
Michael Lauterbach
Milton
L. Davidson
William A. Jones
Frank D. Morace
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Geneva
Oku
Bentsiaputze
Rairoad
Port Arthur
Slocum
Phillpss
Kan
George Hendricks
Island Lake
Here
Rochester
N. Y
New York Central
Lyons
Rochester Hospital
Western Express
Newman Erb
Pere Marquette Railroad
Oyaters
Riley's Drug Store
Chamberlain
Paterson
N. J
England
Acker’s
T. M. Bratt
Vassar, Mich
Acxer
H. Hooker & Co
Proprs
Buffalo
Central Pharmacy
Dragigista
Desert Land
Charles H. Laybold
Lima
Joseph Seybold
Gilbert McNinch
Luther Seybold
Frank D. Miracue
Albert Ziema
Carl A. Carlson
Polaris
Wis
Paul Ziems
Milton KK. Hays
George Pyle
Willard Pyle
Hegister
Aene
Tribune
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