Missing Buy is Back Lad Returns from Lake Michigan Ordeal
Robert Baldwin of Chicago is found alive after a boat on Lake Michigan was found empty and battered. He recounts being driven to shore at 60th Street, then losing memory of events before waking at Bryn Mawr station. He survived nearly twenty four hours wandering fields, aided by his younger brother. His father is A Stewart Baldwin, a railroad official and University of Chicago student.
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le Michigan
Robert Baldwin
Washington Avenue
Chicago
Bryn Mawr
Illinois Central
68Th Street
Baldwin
A. Stewart Baldwin
Ancis Central Railroad
University of Chicago
Bryn Mawr Station
60Th Street
Lani
Incendiary Fires Ravage Akron Packinghouse and Stores
Simultaneous blazes hit Akron including the Schwarzschild Sulzberger packinghouse destroyed with a $100000 loss. Kemple’s furniture store two houses and the Cleveland Provision Co branch and Siampson’s fish market were also burned. Mine Parcells, a magic dealer, narrowly saved her dog as believers suspect arson.
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Schwarzschild & Sulzberger Company
Akron
Ohio
Fi Kemple
Iisa
Cleveland Provision Company
K. Siampson
Parcells
Collision Saves Train at Arlington Wisconsin
The Montreal express southbound with 380 passengers wrecked at Arlington after spreading rails. The locomotive and coaches toppled onto a dead freight train, and only the freight cars kept the passenger train from plunging over an 8 foot embankment. Casualties included a killed child in a sorcery case and a rash of criminal and public notices follow.
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Rutland
Arlington
Russians Reach Yentai In Bitter Mukden Campaign
Six miles north of Yentai a brutal clash halted Kuropatkin s southward push as Russian and Japanese forces clashed along the Schil river and near Yentai. Despite initial Russian gains, Japanese reinforcements pushed back the advance, with heavy casualties and intense artillery bombardments shaping a costly, indecisive struggle for control of the Yentai region and surrounding fortifications.
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Kuroki
Tuitse
Slenchunang
Baimatze
Fengwangcheng
Yoh
Danielof
Trousseff An Romanoff
Sixth
Siberian Rifles
Hig
Atong Lie
Youtial
Port Arthur
Stoessel King
High Hill
Fort Btseslinn
Japan
Yoneal
Hin River
Fostonford
Wis Pass
Yentai
Mukder
St. Petersburg
Europatkin
Kuropatkin
Mukden
Yentai Station
Schil River
Linoytng
Yeniai
Liaoyang
Sikwantun
Oyama
Oyamia
Yental
Flerce
Yenta
Inces
Kuvropatida
Danieloff
Hun
Japan Prepares for Long War and Sacrifices in Manchuria
A Tolkle dispatch notes rising sobriety in Japan as it braces for a prolonged war to expel Russia from Manchuria. Public resolve remains firm despite setbacks at Port Arthur and Liaoyang, with expectations of capturing Port Arthur early and a strong home front sustaining munitions, supplies, and manpower into the next year.
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Port Arthur
Russia
Wadsight
Stoessiel
Japan
Sussia Dan
Enire
Jappanese
Manchuria
Aivo
St. Petersburg
Kuropatkin
Properor William
Freet
Tasagawa
Korea
Mukden
China
Tolkle
Kuropit- Kdn
Liaoyang
Rica
Oyama
Oyama To Drive Gen. Kuropatkin Into Harbin
Port Arthin
Watsons Penn in Acid A Populist Letter for President Acceptance
Populist nominee Watson formally accepts the nomination in a long letter denouncing the Democratic Party and the gold standard. He calls for a national arbitration board, federal law referendum, ownership of public utilities, and limits on corporate power, arguing for reform to aid labor and the middle and lower classes.
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Jn Vicrolic
Dhomng
WD. Watson
Sumael W. Wilams
Committee of Notification
Democratic Party
United States
Watson
National Board of Arbitration
Posehng
Mr. Watson
Watray
Corporte Kings Ca
I. P. Morgan
Congress
Standard Oil Company
J. P. Morgan
Andrew Carnegie
August Belmont
Arthur P. Gorman
Cheles M. Schwab
Baye
Great Automobile Race Opens International 800-Mile Test on Long Island
Amateur and professional drivers raced 800 miles on a 30 mile Long Island course for the Vanderbuilt cup. Heath won in 5 hours 20 minutes, averaging about 55 mph, despite a broken tire. The event drew five US cars and entries from Italy and other nations, signaling broad potential for American auto racing while noting safety concerns and penalties for daring behavior.
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Long Island
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Sia
Doting
Vranca
Italy
America
Gordon Bennett
whUe
Germany
Ardennes
France
Heath
Chicago
New York
Florida
William S. Vanderbilt
Dunn’s weekly review from Chicago reports trade gains
Dunn's weekly review notes improving demand for raw materials and stronger production across key sectors. Railroads and wholesale trade show steady activity, with favorable weather aiding apparel and footwear markets. Bradstreet highlights crop prospects and interregional movement, while failures rise in the U S and Canada for the week ending October 6.
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Dunn
Chicago
Cherge Trade
Bradstreet
New York
Cora
Pigeon
United States
Canada
Bourse-style Market Report of Live Cattle Hogs and Grains
Regional market prices for cattle hogs and sheep across Chicago, Indianapolis, St Louis, Cincinnati, Detroit, Milwaukee, Toledo, Buffalo, and New York. Includes grain quotes for wheat corn oats rye and dairy eggs butter and clover seed with stated ranges and quality notes.
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Chicago
Rya
Lny
Timothy
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Ste. Mibwaukee
Northen
New York
Eastern men plan buyout of Pacific Packing and Navigation
The Pacific Packing and Navigation Company faces a proposed purchase by Tadio Few Lines, Morgan, and eastern partners to reorganize the $25,000,000 firm. A Denver Post Publishing plant fire released toxic fumes injuring thirteen workers. Lieut. Charles Dowles and John McGlada died. The Massachusetts Legislature’s Civil War veteran bounty bill, vetoed by the governor, was ruled unconstitutional by the Supreme Court. George Frama was acquitted in a lynching case in Bluntsville, Alabama.
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Tadio
Serpent Morgan
Pacific Packing and Navigation Company
Post Publishing Company
Denver
Glarles Dowles
John McGlada
Massachusetts
Supreme Court
George Frama
Bluntsville
Ala
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Hummett
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Nyack
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New York Board of Health
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United States Court For
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Baltimore and Ohio
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