Russians Fall Back As Japanese Press Liao Yang
London dispatches report the Liao Yang battle turning, with Kuropatkin’s Russian forces retreating toward the city as Japanese commanders Kuroki and Kurokpatkin press northern movements. Casualties cited run into tens of thousands amid heavy artillery and fierce assaults.
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Scripps-MicRae Prens Association
London
Liao Yang
Anne
Far East
Kuropatkin
Toklo
Kuroki
Hig
Taltse
Liso Yang
Sakharoff
Kureki
Terminal Station rail cars to begin use soon in city
Interurban cars will soon operate from a new Terminal and traction station in downtown Glatrict. Nine tracks are finished with cement filling laid inside the shed. Cars will enter from the north via the Ohlost entrance and depart via Market street and Capitol Avenue. Opening expected within days as finishing touches and shed lighting with 30 arc lamps are completed. Car routes will distribute trade to Greenwood Delaware Ohio and other lines into the station. The building to be finished by Oct 4 with ground floor storerooms and upper offices. an ad lists a dark bay horse for sale at Corkle’s stables.
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Marketst
Ohlost
Market St
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Washingtonst
Delaware
Ohio
Greenwood
Virginia Ave
Union Traction
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Indianapolis & Northwestern
Capitol
Indiana
New York
Martinsville
Plainfield
Capital
Kentucky
Testimonial Programs Highlight Black Merchants Rise in Greenfield
Thursday sessions featured testimonials praising business success of African American merchants from across the country. Pred J Patterson, a Greenfield carriage maker, described building a nationwide enterprise. Prof. Atkins noted substantial fundraising for education and improvement of Black communities, with nearly $2000 raised in four years for supervision and almost $100,000 for education. A typhoid case appeared on the first day of the September period, along with eight diphtheria and six scarlet fever cases.
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Gorlinsan
Coma Lst
Brosery
Pred J Patterson
Greenfield
Patterson
Atkins
A. M
Winston-Salem
S.C
Shaher Drowns In The Channel
Charles B. Shaher editor of Outlook and Current Literature disappeared August 30 aboard the steamer Prince Albert between Dover and Ostend. He lived in Kingebridge New Jersey with his wife and children and was accompanied by E W Ordway of Brooklyn. It remains unclear whether he fell overboard or died by his own action. An anti imperialist and longtime foe of U S Philippines policy he helped found the American League in 189? to oppose imperialism.
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New York
Charles B. Shaher
Outlook
Current Literature
Prince Albert
Dover
Ostend
Shaker
Kingebridge
Bis
Europe
E. W. Ordway
Brooklyn
Shaher
Ordway
Fhlippines
United Stteas
Carl Schurz
Ernest H. Crosby
Henry George
American Teague
May Drop It William Carson Seeks City Saloon License
William Carson Jr anxious to open a saloon near St. Clair park has not yet applied for a city license though county commissioners already granted a county license. Some believe Carson will not pursue the city permit.
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William Carson, Jr
Mttle
St. Clair Park
Carson
Weather forecast and death ashes sent to Germany
Weather shows showers Thursday night and likely Friday with clearing later. Temps read 63 at 7 am, 81 at noon, 88 at 2 pm. Showers and cooler in Indiana and nearby states with variable winds. Relatives of Henry Goetz request to send ashes to Germany after his death on August 1. health board says no permission is needed.
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Liao Yang
Tome Militaire
Ihan Yang
Emirovich Danchienka
SM. Danehonke
Indiana
Germany
Henry Goetz
Board of Health
Health Board
There’s a New Bartender There New wo Miami Kas
The New Bartender at a local joint in Miami Kas was tested by the proprietor who bet the new employee could stand on his head for a minute. The bartender promptly proved agile, flipping coins from his pocket as proof of his balance.
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Miami
Kas
Hoosiers Take Worlds Fair on Indiana Day
Indiana delegates filled the World’s Fair grounds on Indiana Day as Gov. Durbin and staff received a warm reception. The crowd numbered about forty thousand by late morning, with the Indiana building bustling as visitors registered and Durbin delivered a speech praising Indiana’s growth and unity. The governor lauded Indiana’s diverse heritage and progress, framing the state as a symbol of American civilization.
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Louis
Indiana
Durbin
Heorler
Death From Falling Log At Bloomingdale Glens
Miss Evalyn Sahm 18 participated in camp at Bloomingdale glens when a heavy log toppled into a brush heap causing concussion. She died early Thursday. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Sahm 1807 Broadway. A Shortridge High School graduate and Rescue Mission worker. Funeral plans not yet made.
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Shortridge High School
W. V. Wheeler
Mayor backs new Riverside bridge plan
Mayor Holtzman told The Sun there should be a new bridge from Thirtieth Street to Riverside Park. He inspected the current bridge Tuesday, says it is in good condition but too narrow for heavy crowds and favors building a wider bridge as soon as funds allow. City and county officials largely back the proposal, with money possibly next year.
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Thirtieth St
Riverside Park
State Fair Buys More Land Credits Expansion
John C. Haines, president of the state board of agriculture, wrote a $40,200 check to Mrs. Theresa Smith for 134 acres, adding to the fair grounds which now total 214 acres. The land sits north of the races and grandstand, part of the old Vors farm, bought to expand the state fair area. The board values the new tract at about $80 per acre given nearby land prices. Within ten years, growth around the fair grounds could raise land values as homes surround the area.
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John C. Haines
State Board of Agriculture
Theresamith
Vors
Haines
Indianapolia
Folk Scopes The Boodlers At Springfield Speech
In Springfield Missouri on Thursday September 13 about 13 001 people attended a campaign event where Judge Folk spoke for governor. He condemned boodlers and the Republican party while praising the Democratic platform and Jefferson City principles. He warned against corruption and urged voters to support Democratic leadership in Missouri.
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Springfield
Missouri
Thureday
Juige Folk
Bryan
Dockery
Folk
Republican Party
Hamilton
Democratic Party
Democracy
Jefferson City
St. Touis
Boodie
Red Lights Not in Their Line Police Say
In Alamre Louse Ball HUB Washington street drove over brick at 117 N Noble late Wednesday night. She was thrown from her buggy and a rib was broken. Police removed red lanterns to the site and argued guarding the area is a city duty not police work.
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Alamre Louse Ball
Hub
Washington St
N. Noble
Political Points at Ulster County Fair and Rally News
Judge Parker attended the Ulster county fair Wednesday afternoon and shook hands with visitors. E M Shepard spoke at a large rally in Bennington describing reforms if Parker is elected. Senator Stewart of Nevada indicated Roosevelt would win Nevada. Wisconsin governor La Follette appointed Thomas Purtell as temporary state official.
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Parker
Bennington
E. M. Shepard
New York
Stewart
Nevada
Roosevelt
Madiron
Wla
la ‘Follette
Thomas Purtell
Democratic rift grows over Bryan visit to Indiana
The Indiana state Democratic rift widens as Bryan is slated for a two week tour in October. Gold Democrats and Silverites clash over backing Parker and fear Bryan will wreck Democratic chances. Republicans applaud the prospect, expecting to leverage his visit for bigger gains.
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State Committee
Bryan
Sorea
Gold Democrata
Parker
Indiana
Nebraska
Republicana
Kansas Starts Ball Rolling in Sunflower Rally
MARION Kas Sept The Republican national campaign opened in the West with Senator Fairbanks nominee for vice president speaking at the home of Edward Hoch Republican candidate for governor. A large crowd decorated town hosted a parade from a Wichita band and other towns. Fairbanks spoke on national achievements and aims while Hoch focused on state issues. The turnout and enthusiasm pleased state Republicans.
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Marion
Kas
West Way
Fairbanks
Edward Hech
Kansas
Fairbanks’ Special
Topeka
Roosevelt
Wichita
Senator Fairbanks
Hoch
Subba
Mulhane
Senator Long
Republican Party
Mech
Republican State Committee
COMMANDER LEADS UNITED SPANISH WAR VETERANS ENCAM
CAPT ENGLISH William E English takes command of the national encampment of United Spanish War Veterans for Sept 1 to Jan 1 1900s. The consolidation of the National Army and Navy Spanish War Veterans with the National Association Spanish War Veterans and the National Encampment Service Men forms United Spanish War Veterans. Headquarters will be in Indianapolis and the encampment convenes in St. Louis Sept 8. New appointments include Adjutant General Russell B Harrison and chief of staff George W Powell with Charles A Garrard inspector general and Foster C Shirley assistant adjutant general.
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William E. English
National Army and Navy
Protruding Water Causes Fall on Liberty Street Walk
Elizabeth A Willer claims a water pipe protruding about three inches above the sidewalk at Liberty between Lockerbie and Vermont caused her to fall. She says the accident resulted in a broken left arm in two places and a fractured right arm, seeking $8,000 damages from the company for alleged injuries.
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Elizabeth A Willer
Saya
Liberty
Lockerbie
Vermont-sts
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