Japs Plan Rew Move On Mukden Flank
A dispatch from General Kuropatkin notes Japanese forces moving from Liao Yang toward Tai Cho to turn the Russian left. Skirmishes occur daily in the Hun valley and at Inpu with many casualties reported. Russian opposition repulsed Japanese attempt to seize Kaoutou Pass. winter campaign doubts grow amid harvest troubles in China.
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Hun Valley
Kaoutou Pass
Kuropatiin
Liao Yang
Tai Cho
Inpu
Mukden
St. Petersburg
Kvropethin
Tai Cha
Tsianshan
Hun River
Bakharoff
Fushun
Petersburg
Europathin
Jyama
Bentslaputze
Tai Tse
Japan
Sianchan
Kuropatkin
Sintsintin
Kurosi
Hun
Oku
Nodzu
da Pass
San Lungku
Judge Parker's Day in Esopus Rosemount
Esopus Sept 26 no callers were expected at Rosemount today as Judge Parker's schedule was anticipated with quiet proceedings and no public attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esopus
Rosemount
Judge Parker Reads Papers and Handles New York Correspondence
Judge Parker spent part of the morning reading newspapers and then attended to correspondence that accrued during his recent visit to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Parker
New York
Judge Gray rules on coal mine check weighman dispute
Scranton Pa Sept 26 Judge Gray has decided the check weighman question in the anthracite coal miners controversy in favor of the miners as advocated by Carroll D Wright. His decision was received by W L Connell and T D Nicholls presidents of the operators and miners boards of conciliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Judge Gray
Carroll D. Wright
W. L. Connell
T. D. Nicholls
Board of Conciliation
Bound and gagged farmer robbed in Indiana barn
Herman Haebig, a young Auburn farmer, was assaulted by unknown men in Jackson township as he left the barn. He was beaten and robbed of $3.60, bound hand and foot, and left in the barn. His captors wore darkened faces and fled. his family later found him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Ind
Herman Haebig
Jackson Township
Haebig
Huneblg
Hnnebig
Brookside Farm Wins Great Honor at St Louis Fair
The Brookside Farm consigns Galloway cattle at the St Louis fair won top premiums and two premier championships. Brookside Farm Co. named the most successful exhibitor and breeder with Dr. G M Leslie returning with honors. Cattle numbered sixteen, with officials praising the display. Badges of honor will be placed on display upon arrival in Brookside city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
John H. Bass
Brookside Farm
St. Louis Fair
Brookside Farm Company
G. DM. Leslie
Brookside Company
St. Louis
Charles F. Mills
Department of Livestock
WASHOUT WRECKS TRAIN IN ILLINOIS NEAR ELMWOOD
In Peoria Illinois a Burlington line wreck near Elmwood after a washout left rails suspended. One dead and three seriously injured. Victims include John Bock and Rev J Kenniston among the fatally or severely hurt at Kickapoo creek junction after heavy rainfall washed out the roadbed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Ill
Burlington
Elmwood
John Bock
Rev. J. Kenniston
Frank Reeding
Galesburg
M. Lentz
Indiana Federation of Labor opens twentieth annual convention
Terre Haute Ind Sept 26 The twentieth annual convention of the Indiana Federation of Labor opened at 11 this morning with the new mayor Bida man delivering a cordial welcome. President Perkins spoke briefly and named credentials committee members from Logansport Crawfordsville Fort Wayne and Hartford City. The real work starts tomorrow with officer creation set for Wednesday and Edgar A Perkins expected to win a eleventh consecutive term.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana Federation of Labor
Bidaman
Walcome
Perkins
J. P. Courtney
Logansport
J. Collins
Crawfordsville
W. J. Ruminer
Vernon
Wells
Fort Wayne
Mr. Hardy
Hartford City
C. PB. Smith
J. W. Peters
United Mini Workers For
Bryan to Speak in Indiana From Oct 12 to 22
William Jennings Bryan plans thirty speeches across Indiana from October 12 to 22 as part of the campaign effort. The Democratic state committee views these appearances as a major factor, with telegrams confirming arrangements for Brian to speak in Indiana within the ten day window. The Peru barbeque is tentatively set for October 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
William Jennings Bryen
Democratic State Committee
Bryan
T. Taggart
Indiana
Ryan
Brynan
Peru
Fairbanks Campaign Opens Montana Swing with Irrigation Focus
Glendive Mont September 26 Vice Presidential candidate Charles W Fairbanks and his party kicked off a four day Montana tour with speeches at 8 o'clock in a sparsely populated area despite frost. Ex Senator Carter joined the party guiding them toward Washington state. William Lindsey presided with speeches by Fairbanks Dolliver and Carter praising irrigation under national reclamation efforts.
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Glendive
Mont
Charles W. Fairbanks
Montana
Garter
Bismarck
Washington
Fairbanks
West
Roosevelt
Carter
Wheat Tumbles Across Markets in Chicago Session
Wheat slid both east and west as selling intensifies in Chicago. December options fell to 11 1/8, May futures hit 11 1/2, closing near the day’s low amid stop loss and large holder dispositions. Slight rise in visible supply and higher primary receipts offered minor pressure.
Wheat Prices Fall on Improving Weather and Crop Outlook
In New York on Sept 28 wheat tumbled over 3 cents amid better weather, higher northwest crop estimates, weak cables from Europe, and heavy interior receipts. December spiked in late trading as offerings flooded the market. the day closed near its low, about 34 cents below Saturday. Corn followed with losses but with firmer support. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Harry Muadden of North Harrison Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wild Panic In Marion Hospital Fire
An alcohol basement blast at Marion hospital killed Burr Wallace, a local employer, as he ran through wards in flames. Dr. Albert Davis, the hospital superintendent, suffered facial and leg injuries trying to extinguish the burning clothing. Patients were moved to nearby homes, many in shock, with Alexander Thompson hospitalized in serious condition. Minor property damage reported.
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Marion
Ind
Maron Hospital
Burr Wallace
Albert Davis
Wallac
Alexander ‘Thompson
Mourning in Knoxville Over Southern Wreck Toll
Knoxville Tenn Sept 26 a day of mourning as nine funerals are held for victims of the Southern railway wreck near New Market. Southern railway officials list 58 killed and 162 injured. Trains run again after wreckage removal as investigators probe the cause. Identified victims include Mrs Campbell of Mohawk Tenn James Cunningham Knoxville fireman on No 15 K 5 Conrad 32 Emmett Johnson City Tenn Mary Gardner and others with unknown residences. Unidentified bodies include a man with Masonis ple initials G B an unknown woman a couple with rings Harry to Anna and H I M to A T H and a December 85 man with watch case 130814.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Southern Railway
Newmarket
W. Campbell
Mohawk
James Cunningham
Conrad
Emmett
Johnson City
Mary Gardner
James King
Tones Mims
North Carolina
Mary Phelps
J. W. Spencer
Mansfield
Ohio
G. B
Harry
Anna
A. C. Kolbach
Packard Band to Play at Huntington Corner Stone Ceremony
The Packard City band has been engaged to play at the laying of the cornerstone of the new Huntington courthouse on Wednesday. A parade of Masonic bodies will precede the trip, marching from downtown to the Wabash depot. Fort Wayne residents plan to attend the ceremony conducted by the Masonic fraternity.
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Packard City Band
New Court House
Huntington
Wabash Depot
Fort Wayne
Taggart to Lead Democratic Campaign in Indiana
Indianapolis dispatch notes National Chairman Thomas Taggart will focus personal campaign efforts in Indiana. After three days of New York conferences leaders agreed Indiana is vital to the ticket, potentially deciding the election as essential as New York. Taggart to begin direct activities within two weeks for the new campaign plan.
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Indianapolis
Thomas Taggart
New York
Indiana
Taggart
National campaign chiefs assigned to key states plan
The national chairman assigns lieutenants to run state campaigns. Gorman will oversee Maryland and West Virginia, Thomne Taggart Indiana, Smith New Jersey, the Connecticut group, and William F Sheehan New York. If Wisconsin shows potential, National Committeeman Ryan will lead there.
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Tional
New York
Gorman
Maryland
West Virginia
Thomne Taggart
Indiana
United States
Smith
New Jersey
Connecticut
William F. Sheehan
Wisconsin
Ryan
Fatally Shot While Hunting Near Burket
Lawrence Huffer, a farmer from near Burket in Kosciusko County, was shot while hunting Sunday. He was taken to his home, then to Fort Wayne, and remained in critical condition with injuries described as seven perforations to the intestines. His family arrived in the city as his chances for recovery diminished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Huffer
Burket
Bocciusko County
Hope Hospital
Huffer
Fort Wayne
Typewriter speed marvels stun International Business college
Students at the International Business college witnessed Marian Reichardt of Amith-Premier Typewriter Co display extraordinary speed. She copied 155 words in 60 seconds using the touch system, performing from dictation memory and manuscript with precision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internationa Busi Ness College
Marian Reichardt
Amith-Premieer Typewriter
Miss Reinhardt
Train brings in a score of prisoners at Baxter
McGlenney Fla Sept 24 Twenty one men charged with numerous crimes around Baxter arrived today. The train halted half a mile below the depot and prisoners with military guards marched into town to the disappointment of locals. They are lodged in the county jail with guards posted as preliminaries are expected to last three days. Governor Jennings here will seek requisitions to Charlton County for Hallacy and Charles Altman for murders on the train if the men are not held for mob murder complicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallacy
Charles Altman
Charlton County
Georgia
Long Electric Loop Opens Lewis and Clark Exposition
Portland plans to open the Lewis and Clark exposition next year by a 3000 mile electric loop that will trigger machinery in Washington to unfurl flags and salute with 10 guns. The opening day may be a Portland holiday with efforts to make it a state holiday and perhaps a holiday in all states carved from the Oregon territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
United States
Washington
Oregon Territory
Great Gathering of Legal Lights Opens Annual Bar Session
The American Bar association opens its twenty-seventh annual convention in St. Louis with about 600 members present including Justice Brewer and Sir William Kennedy. President Hagerman urges U S citizenship for territorial residents and free trade within a broad zone, as Alaska boundary and other issues loom. Reports show 48 new members this year and total membership 1,862 with $6,843 balance.
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American Bar Association
St Louis
St. Louis
Festival Hall
Tastics Brewer
United States Supreme Court
John W. Foster
William Kennedy
High Court of
England
James Hagerman
Association
Proesident
Hagerman
Congress
United States
Philippine Archipelago
Union
J. M. Dickinson
Chicago
Universal Congress of Lawyers and Jurists
E. A. Wadham
Albany
Party at Woonssee Lake Cottages Guests of Stouder and George
About twenty five gentlemen will be guests of Messrs F E Stouder Elwood George and EB Riblett at their Wannsee lake cottages. The party will spend three days at the resort.
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Messrs
F. E. Stouder
Elwood George
Eb, Riblett
Wawnsee Lake
Tho Rosont
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Ft. Wayne
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ARTHI
State Federation of Labor
W.S. Wellson
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Harry Muadden
North Harrison Street
Packard Band
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