Turbulent World News Mix in Fractured Telegraphic Notes
A garbled roundup from many lands reports alleged election prize schemes, a missing nephew found after years in Montana snow, a Pennsylvania railcar shooting, a West Virginia jewelry robbery escape, and a fatal farmyard incident. Names include Christopher Marsh, Bessler Walter, Charles Hither, Daniel Taigg, John Warren, Ed Planting, Thomas Soter, and Major Bright.
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Bessler Walter
Wintvish
Charles Hither
Montana
West Virginia
New
Haintington
W. Vai
John Warren
Wheeling
W.va
Ed Planting
Thomas Soter
Harge
Hotel Fire Destroys Norris Perse Building at Manitou
Fire swept the Norris Perse at Manitou with guests saved by the fire department. Several guests were carried from the building as two adjacent structures were damaged and walls collapsed.
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Manitou
Norris
Tatiheer Hower
Fire rips through Winniper destroying key city businesses
A large blaze in Winniper, AN devastates three top businesses, causing major losses and threatening local employees. Firefighters battled the flames as authorities traced the blaze to an unknown cause, with residents hopeful for a swift recovery and safety.
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Winniper
Criadea
Shocking Ohio Murder Report and Sinking Steamer News
Shocking details recount a fatal attack near Keene with Bennett Minson accused of harming Frank Blackstone. The narrative shifts to a maritime tragedy as the coasting steamer Call sinks off Prince Edward Island with nineteen crew missing. An idle rumor discusses a Canton bank loss tied to the Awlanan company amid stage attractions at Fort Wayne’s Masonic Temple Theatre on October 15.
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Ohio
Keene
Bennett Minson
Frank Blackstone
Athos
Bhickabone
Pine Savings Bawk
Canton
Awlanan Company
Progress Of The War In The East Reports Quiet Japanese Advance
A weekly bulletin outlines recent engagements south of Moukdetelle with Japanese forces holding positions while Russians conduct minor skirmishes. It notes Japanese preparations in Lane Yang and near Port Alihing as both sides trade sorties, with no decisive breakthrough.
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General Star
Moukdetelle
Momdiay
Mumber
Laneyang
Sivten
Pakistan
Nodzu
Pengwatechene
Antune Gieners Kurokis
Linevinig
Herth
Stromger
Port Atha
Port Alihing
Goeoern
Stoussel
High Hi
Port Etseshan
Stoessel
Zixang
Slaughter at Port Arthur Recounts Fierce Assault
An official report details the September to October bombardment and assault on Port Arthur. Japanese troops pressed a mountainous defense, breaching Russian trench lines after a night of heavy bombardment and explosive destruction.
Japanese repulsed in attacks at Port Arthur
Telegraph correspondent reports on September 2 and 25 Japanese assaults against Port Arthur failing due to earthwork destruction and Russian machine guns. Troops pressed on with bravery, Russians sortie and counter fire. scenes of casualties and reported quiet since September with fever in the Port Arthur garrison.
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London Daily Telegraph
Port Arthur
Chen
Stoesseldt
Two Trains Wreck Near Warrensburg Killing Twenty Seven
A head on collision near Warrensburg Missouri between a Wichita to St Louis passenger train and a west bound freight killed 27 people and injured many as the crowded forward carriage and Pullman were crushed. Relief crews rushed to the scene as survivors battled to escape the wreckage and authorities investigated the crash.
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Missouri
Wiclita
Kaun
St. Louis
Warrensburg
Kansas City
Wichita
Wyitrenstiltres
Iran
Streleht Trai
Prisseneer
Eengine
Ermdine Stanthy
Rednets
Chicago and New York Trade Reviews Signal Broad Economic Strength
Dan's weekly review notes progressive production, rising demand for raw materials, and renewed activity across major industries in Chicago. Rail movements and dry goods demand steady, with favorable weather aiding apparel sales. Bredstreet's NY report cites crop yield optimism, expanding distribution, strong pig iron, railstock buying, and heavy crop movement. US and Canada failures dip versus prior periods.
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Dan's Weekly Review
Chicago
Chicago Trade
Fos Bredstreet
New York
Expandi Ag
United States
Canada
War News Briefs reflect global turmoil and port threats
The report outlines Japan raising the price on Ott amid new arms moves, Russia deploying units near Praaere, and Japanese forces threatening coastal ports. It notes Tsarist strategy, Tsarist warnings around Mort Nethur, and Danish-like confusion as Japan contests control of Port Arthur and Port Aethae water supplies. Russian leaders frame the conflict as dual wars against Japan and European powers.
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Russia
Port Arthur
Breteen
Stoessel
Mort Nethur
Eter
Vito
Port Maropathia
Port Aethae
Muissian Papas
Japan
Wartime Dispatches and Oddities From Distant Fronts
A census in Bietlos Ayres reports population figures while a treaty is enacted between Thibet and Gheat Britain with prisoner exchanges. Japanese forces seize coal mines at Yentai and position main troops. Nitaraigua and Plandoros settle disputes and withdraw. In Warsaw a concert ends abruptly as a spider invasion interrupts music lovers.
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Bietlos Ayres
Yentai
Nitaraigua
Plandoros
Warsaw
Weather Aids Late Crops In Cold Week Summary
The weather bureau reports generally favorable temperatures for maturing late crops with exceptions in Kansas and the Southern States due to heat. Wisconsin sees heavy frosts causing some damage while precipitation is sparse in the lower Missouri valley and Southern States. New England New York Michigan and the North River valley receive copious rain delaying work and injuring crops. Drought continues in the upper Ohio valley and moisture is needed in the middle and Southern Atlantic States Oklahoma and South Dakota. Corn remains favorable though frost hurts Wisconsin and Iowa needs moisture for cribbing. Nebraska corn is mostly safe with frost danger under 5 percent in Michigan and eastern Kansas 10 percent in Ohio central Indiana Jews and South Dakota 20 percent in northern and central Iowa Missouri.
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Weather Bureau
Kansas
Wisconsin
Missouri Valley
New England
New York
Michigan
Hed River
North Valley
Ohio Valley
Middle
South Athlnic
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Iowa
Nebraska
Ohio
Indiana
Alfois
Missouri
Market prices for cattle hogs and grains across cities
The report lists bids and ranges for cattle hogs and sheep with prices for wheat corn oats and rye across Indianapolis Saint Louis and Cincinnati. Prices show No 2 red wheat around 1.10 to 1.12 per bushel and hog bids from 4.00 to 6.10 with cattle from 4.00 to 6.00 in various markets.
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Hores
Indianapolis
Be. Louis
Cincinnati
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Daniel Taigg
Pennsylvania Road
Fort Wayne
Ind
Lope Hospital
Major Bright
Residini de
Marion
Fostoria
Wis Stet
Tus
Ark
Poston Andes
Rolf
Elalifias
N.S
Prince Edwardshen
Masonic Temple Theatre
Rudolph
Adolph
Port Archar
Monee
Gariiuedt
Waar
Cere Pichit
Empire Concera
Joesssel
Hmnperor
Nicholas Ini
Gren
Tony
Nislit
Olay
Tighmeotwyrna
Pineoen Bay
Poggorsky
von Grippanberg
Minneburia
Aohpoanber
Reayal
Grip Petbers
Ura Gothan
Missouri Pacific Express
Maury
Hakbln
Ily
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