Path of blood from Mukden to Port Arthur
Long dispatches from Toklo and St Petersburg describe Russian forces crossing the Hun River and engaging Japanese units near Mukden with skirmishes along the line. Gen Kuropatkin aims to fight toward Port Arthur while the balance of strength appears to tilt in Russia's favor as reports juxtapose cautious Japanese resistance and growing pro Russian sentiment.
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Mukden
Port Arthur
Europe
Scripps-Urae
London
Toklo
Hun
Scripps-M'Rea
Petersburg
Karapatkin
Kuropatkin
Stoessel
ST. Petersburg
Bearde
Takhe Bay
Iscrippsswrea Bulletin
Russia
Japan
Yalu
Harhin
Burnpathin
Torres
Aiship
Ten
England
Far East
Oyama
Liao Yang
Yulu
Harbin
Manchurie
Going to the Front Gen Grippenberg Calls Russian Army Plan
Gen Oskar K Grippenberg discusses Russia forming a second Manchurian army in winter to operate with or independently from Gen Kuropatkin as circumstances demand. He notes the army commander has been appointed in Gent Grlippenberg.
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Oskar K. Grippenberg
Russia
Manchuria
Kuropatkin
Grlippenberg
Mortgage on Piano Sparks Alleged Loan Scheme
An alleged agent borrowed 450 from Economy Loan Association claiming a piano was his property. The instrument belonged to Mrs Condit for 13 years, who sued in Squire Nickerson's court and won return of the piano. Dulaney, a15 N New Jersey st, fled city after leaving a $50 board bill unpaid.
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Economy Loan Association
B.A. Dulaney
New Jerseysst
Mra
Elizabeth Condy
Anteo
Hay Dulaney
Dulaney
Joan
aMalr
Squire Nickersons Court
Dulane
Bachelor for a Lonesome Widow In Minis Nahit
A mayor withheld names in a telegram offer to broker a 35 dollar payment for a publicized Bachelor selection. A widow, described with age 43, height five foot four, weight 183 pounds, offered to take the Bachelor if a man would approve. She cites a 15 year old graduate and a younger daughter in the tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iscripps
Cricaga de IsMayer
Harrison
Nerseit
Hay
Big Shoot for Prizes at Indianapolis Club Grounds
The annual shoot for prizes takes place at the Indianapolis club grounds Wednesday and Thursday afternoon. Entries are not yet complete but expected to be the largest in club history. Ten events will run each day with five sweepstakes and five merchandise events.
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Indianapolis
Luce
Conductor’s Nap Cited In Missouri Collision Fatalities
In Wahranuarg Mo twenty nine people died when a Missouri Pacific freight train collided with a World’s Fair excursion train. The crash occurred after the freight conductor reportedly napped in the caboose, and an engineer misidentified the World’s Fair train. Three members of the Herring family from Wayne Indiana perished.
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Wahranaurg
Pane
Clarence
Jesale
Otis Herring
Ware
John. F. . Herring
Ol ‘Wayne
Ind
Eappref
Indianapolis Mayors and Council Clash Over Gas Rate
Mayor Holtzman bets on 6 cent gas rate as council weighs a 5 to 6 cent proposal. City engineer Jeep contests a 32 cent production cost claim, raising questions about fair profit, production costs, and bond obligations for the Indianapolis gas company. He warns court challenges could topple rigid rates.
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Aasarta
Jéeup
Aum
Moltsman
Indianapolle Gas Company
Iaifuhim
Joap
Kas
Holtzman
Ett
Burglary Bouts Frustrate City Police
For three days no burglaries were reported then a spate of break ins occurred with over 3300 in goods stolen from Sandr anapolis area homes. Detectives fear a coordinated group as thieves target wide windows while police hemmed by uncertainty speculate on number and method of the gang.
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Sndiranapolis
Bank Closed After Run at Firet National Bank
Washington reports the comptroller of the currency was advised that Firet National Bank in Erie Pa closed its doors Tuesday morning after a run Monday. National bank examiner C W Robinson appointed receiver. bank resources and liabilities shown in the latest report dated Sept 6.
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Scrippe-M'Ran
Washington
Firet National Bank
Ile
National Bank
C. W. Robinon
Itn
Fairbanks Scrutinizes Social Invites on Iowa Swing
Senator Fairbanks opens a two day Iowa tour as part of his western campaign. He plans two speeches and avoids social invitations to protect his voice and focus on formal addresses. Since leaving Chicago on Sept. 2 he has given multiple talks, facing hoarseness yet remaining on schedule.
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Scripps-M'Rae
Council
Bluffs
Fairbanks
Iowa
Chicago
Fatebanks
Pistol user sent up for trial on assault on wife
A colored man James Henry Jackson faces criminal court on charges of crippling his wife with intent to murder. He pleads emotional insanity claiming prior abuse by his wife. He allegedly fired a revolver at his wife near Ninetrensnat and Ca withit ave, escaping temporarily, and later fired at two officers before being arrested. He seeks insanity due to a youth baseball injury. Judge Alford expects a year in penitentiary. A separate civil case, Longo G. Hough versus Indianapolis traction and terminal company, seeks 15107 damages for alleged harm to his wife in a streetcar incident in Judge McManter's court.
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dJamas
Henry Jackson
Criminal Court
Pearl Jackson
T White
Jackson
Costa
Alford
Juckern
Longo G. Hough
Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company
McManter
Hough
Dr. Vogal Named Minister to United States
In Herne on October 1, officials announced that Dr. Leo Vogel, a lawyer, has been appointed minister to the United States and secretary of the Swiss legation in Berlin. The notice mentions Vogel's legal background and diplomatic posting in a terse, public announcement.
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Vogal
America
Tscrippe-Wrar
Herne
Leo Vogel
United States
Vogel
Berlin
Escapes From Asylum Endangers in Boiling Lard Vat
Three inmates escaped West Virginia asylum after 2 PM climbing an elevator shaft to the cellar. John Warren of Wheeling and Thomas Botter were captured nearby. Warren’s second escape that day followed earlier jewelry robbery links. Meanwhile at an Indianapolis abattoir a worker fell into a vat of burning lard, badly scalded, with rescuers aiding and taking him to hospital.
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Scripps-M Rae
Buntington
W. Va
West Wiyataia Asylum
John Warren
Wheeling
Thomas Boter
Ier
Warren
Joan Paymon
Missouri Citizens Rush to Union Station in Statewide Demonstration
A Missouri-wide turnout gathered at Union Station on a Tuesday morning as officials urged residents to flood the building. Governor Dockery and state officials warned they would be disappointed if the capital relocation plans did not draw more citizens than ever before. A separate incident in Vin Cama left John Titer seriously injured when iron fell during loading, killing two pieces of bone and prompting hospital transport. The Indiana state Board of Charities released its thirteenth annual conference program for Terre Haute in November 1922.
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Scripps.m
Lotr
Miykdurl
Mixgeurt
Union Station
Morinx
Dockery
Jeferson City
Missouri
Ron Feil
Vin Cama
Twerdsy
John Titer
Su N. Kew
Indiana
Charities
Terre Hate
Man Accused After Wife Is Struck Across Jaw
Theodore W Hailey a Minols hole employee was charged after Monday March by a constable with beating his wife. Police found Mrs Bailey with an injured jaw and said the blow was struck several times in the face. She refused to testify and could not appear in court as injuries kept her away. The case was continued to Friday.
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Theodore W. Hailey
Minols
Bieverance Bernaner
Willer
Meg
Tyro
Urey
Welcome Bryan Meeting Draws Democratic Crowd in Tomlinson Hall
Democrats from across the state prepare for a large Bryan gathering in Tomlinson Hall on Wednesday. John W. Kernels chairs the event with Dan W. Bima and ME. Foley among speakers. Bryan expected to arrive around 6 PM, escorted from the Grand hotel, with formal procession from Witham and Maryland to begin at 7:30, joined by Indiana and Marion County Democratic clubs and several ward groups.
Woman Died of Fright in Train Tragedy
A woman named Mrs. Joseph Lee, age 52, collapsed and died near railroad tracks after attempting to dodge a Boston and Maine train. Local authorities report the incident occurred at night and note preliminary details of a possible sale of the property involved.
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Iscrippe Acrab
Raratoga, N
Joveph Lee
Boston & Maine
Beautiful girl fights to keep out of asylum
A 23 year old woman Blanche Nichols of Valparaiso carrying a five month old baby rushed into the county clerk’s office with a man named Leon Wilhelm from Ohio demanding a marriage license as a lunacy inquiry closes in. The pair, under scrutiny by Judge Stout and Porter county authorities, say she has money from a late mother. The Door of Hope and local officials pursued the facts while the couple fled the court seeking the license. A board of charity will review if Blanche is the ward of Judge McMahan and may place her back in custody.
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Stout
Leon Wilhelm
Ohio
Blanche Nichols
Valparaiso
Door of Hope
Hope
Messallan
Livapals
Senod Shephagt
Ue Daoe
Ape
Mary
Adel
A. Peresier
Madison-ave
Fort Uva
Wilhelm
Howser
Lcense
Kirk
Miss Nichols Law
Tunapolty
Ner Bat
Court House
Forester
Epelle
Wileim
Lessan
Fower
Board of Charity
We Fair
Judge McMahan
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Gen. Stoessel
France
Walsehaersee
Reagemeie Bros
Mit Segee
Chance
Illinois
Missouri Pacific
Capes
Beng
Haw
West Virginia
John Boynton
Abattoir Company
Bryan
Asylum
Fuller
Hector Fuller
Park Theater
Torso
Het. U
Heyen
Pigeon Bay
T Dave
P. Mullally
Anger
Janes
Cate
Kiliss Native
Horbe
Wash
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