Great Battle Rages At Liao Yang In Russo Japanese War
Sept 2 3 The battle around Liao Yang sees 100000 Russians on the left bank with Gen Nodzu and Gen Kuroki pressing from the north. Japanese forces claim gains beyond the Taite River and seek to seize rail lines toward Mukden. Reports from Tokyo and St Petersburg detail heavy fighting, Russian withdrawals, and renewed assaults as both sides clash for control of key positions and supply routes.
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Tokio
Taitse
Beig
Liao Yang
Nodzu
Kurioki
Kuropatkins
Hanpena
The
Mikado
Kuropatkin
London
Legation
Tokyo
Oyam
Taitee River
Kuroki
Talse
Mutechang
Heiyingtai
Mukden
Berlin
St. Petersburg
Russia
Kuropatkin II
Sykwantan
Lian Yang
Sukwantoun
Sakhontong
Koon
Iine
Meat Packers Threaten nation wide strike and labor day plans
National strike actions loom as all meat clerks in the country join a sympathetic walkout in Chicago amid tensions with packers. The federation of labor plans to aid Chicago strikers with contributions from allied unions while observers note upcoming developments may draw in freight handlers and other unions. Police logs report murders and assaults during stockyard unrest as the labor day scene unfolds with fund drives and public demonstrations.
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United States
Isexin
Fhandis
Chicago
Gwilchmen's
American League Park
Louis F. Swift
Swift & Co
WII
Washington
American Federation of Labor
Donnelly
Butchers
Textile Workers
Fall River
Mars
Minere
Colorado
Gampers
Ottawa
Man Refuses to Name Stabbing Suspect in Hagerman Case
Police believe the assailant is Ede Elmer Brown or connected to a Brown from Louisville. A jailed man from Louisville claimed to provide information but was fined and released. another hospital patient from Louisville refused to confirm the surname. The suspect’s name remains unknown while Hagerman's condition is serious.
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Hagerman
Brown
Ede
Elmer Brown
Haylan
Louisville
Guy Hospital
Louville
Beret
New
Baturibes
Injured switchman prevented wreck at Elkhart
Dennis Brophy, switch leader, saved Lake Shore No 2 and a freight clash by yanking a switch as freight moved to the mau track. Struck and thrown, he remained conscious and managed to lock the switch, guiding the freight away just before the passenger train sped past, passengers unaware of the danger.
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Elkhart
Ind
Dennis Brophy
Lake Shore
Brophy
Wils
Aeiling
Weather and Requisition News From Indiana
Fair weather forecast for Saturday night and Sunday with cooler temperatures. Windy northwest conditions noted in Indiana and nearby states. A state requisition case involves Morton Lamar, charged and pursued by Gov. Durbin. Lamar reportedly fled to Hawaville Kentucky and is held in Hancock County awaiting process. Also visible: local business ad for diamond sales by J P Mulally and a bank line for Tea Union National Bank.
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Indiana
Durbin
Kentucky
Morton Lamar
Grandview
Spencer County
Hawaville
Hancock County
Indiana State Fair to Host Record Sheep Show
Indiana’s sheep exhibit at the state fair week of September 12 is expected to be the largest and most valuable yet. organizer Joan Thompson notes 500 to 600 high grade sheep from Indiana and multiple other states, with some flocks reaching 40 animals and prices at fall sales commonly 250 to 10. Thompson, also a Grant County farmer and Gas City glass maker, says the fair serves as a trading hub for breeders and aims to improve wool and mutton production statewide, with prizes totaling 2,000. new exhibitors from Canada Illinois Ohio and Wisconsin join established growers at the event.
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Joan Thompson
Thompson
Indianas
Indiana
Grant
Gas City
State House
Thompsay
St. Lows Fair
Desperate chase on interurban ends in wreck and capture
A marion marching club members board an interurban to attend a Republican meeting and hear Uncle Joe Cannon. After a heated chase between two train sections, one car derails near Anderson and the second section arrives in Indianapolis. The story closes with Mrs Reeves seeking divorce after a disputed claim.
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Maribon, Inc N
Mars
Joe’ Cannon
Tun Ax
Marlon
Hawdack
Neaber
Anderson
Iran
Dom Crow
Rosh
Indianapolis
Suicide suspected in death of Charles L Hair at state fair grounds
The body of Charles L Hair, secretary and treasurer of the Royal Garment Company, was found in Fall Creek near the state fair grounds east entrance after an apparent self inflicted death. A stone weighted the corpse, morphine tablets and letters were found in pockets, coroner moved the body to the morgue. Hair had recently moved from Franklin Indiana and was described as well off with business troubles cited as a probable cause.
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Fall Creek
Charles L. Hall
Royal Garment Company
Madison-ave
Hall
Halr
New Jersey
John Honpey
Hair
Franklin
Ind
Carson City saloon license refused near park
William Carson Jr. saw his bid for a saloon license refused by the city controller at the office on Saturday. The denial cited a law prohibiting saloons within one foot of a park, near St Clair Park. Carson plans to test the matter in court.
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William Carson, Jr
Mlavamy
St Chir Park
Dunn
Carson
Savious
Vanniy
Cur
Vlarney
Innocent Chick Triggers Family Yard Dispute Trial
A stray chicken wandered into Clara Ma Jer Ravmenfest yard near Shelby causing a quarrel between Mrs Mille and neighbor Louis Kline plus a family dispute involving her children. In juvenile court the matter was aired and a boy was suspended sentence discharged after the judge admonished both families for their neighborly conflict.
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Mra
Clara Ma
Shelby
Miller
Agier
Stans
Who Wants 1th and a Runaway Boy in Court
The Sun reports Jimmie Jones, a bright street waif, sent to a detention home by Judge Stubbs as judges ponder his future. He proclaims his home is on the street and rues life with his father and stepmother.
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Jimmie Jones
Jude Bruths
Big Labor Parade Opens Industrial Festival Monday
Labor unions prepare a mass parade through Washington to kick off the industrial festival. A grand marshal leads marching divisions of workers from carpenters to machinists as crowds gather for a nine o’clock assembly and a parade ending at carnival grounds on Virginia Avenue.
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Washington
Meridion
Meridian
Circle
Market
Ulinois
Turots
Virginia-are
Grounds
Louis!ana-st
Virginia-age
Newcastle bridge contract awarded after thirteen bids
At a county commission meeting the Newcastle Bridge Company won the contract to construct a concrete steel bridge over the White River at West Michigan Street for 122051.72 dollars. The choice drew comment from Commissioner McGregor who noted thirteen bids and a belief a stone bridge would be cheaper. Estimates had placed a stone bridge around 148,000 dollars, with the new bridge costing about 16,000 dollars less than the stone option. Multiple firms’ bid losses were listed for both concrete steel and steel structure bids, including Williams Brothers & Moore and Noelke Richards.
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Newcastle Bridge Company
White River
Michigan St
George M. Cheney
McGregor
THE
SUN
Klousman
Williams Broa, & Moore
Marion County Construction Company
Noelke- Richards
Newcastle Bodge Company
Collier Bridge Company
M. M. DeFreen
George Cheney
Moore
Mansfield Company
Ferra Concrete Construction Company
Plate River
trown-Ketcham Company
Canston Bridge Company
Willam Bros, & Moore
Willam Fife & Bone
Noelke-Richards
William Fife & Sons
Williams Bros. & Moore
Moore- Mansfield Company
Fragmented prophecy of Jabur and the new time
The fragment speaks of days and years to come radiating in the fur of fruition and a “new time” that arrived with a ray of hope in Jabur's life in the long ago. It evokes distant prophecy and a turning point tied to Jabur.
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Jabur
Governor Durbin Leaves For Brief Fishing Trip
Gov Durbin departs for a few days of fishing and hunting with no clear return date. Secretary Lockwood would not explain the departure reasons but said it was regular. The parole action followed earlier pardons and a note that the conviction was set aside on formal grounds. The A Kordsal company says the man embezzled 10, but the exact sum remains untraced due to investigation costs. Durbin plans to repay the embezzled amount to Bardral company.
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Durbin
Lockwood
Koveror
A. Kordsal Company
H.t
Tatler
Califacs Nin
Belle
Duke
Bardral Company
Keller
Burglar Drilled 40 Holes in Door at Corrigan Home
A thief bored 40 holes in a door at 310 N Eastst, Corrigan, removed a piece to reach inside, unlocked the lock, and left only a piece of pie missing from the residence. The hole was found Saturday morning after an apparent house search.
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Corrigan
N. Eastst
William Clinton and gun incident leads to suspended juvenile case
William Clinton a fourteen year old colored youth faced a juvenile court after possessing and loading a broken revolver. Judge Stubbs suspended adjudication and fines 25 dollars, allowing a pending marriage ceremony for Arthur Kelsey and Ales May Ovely to proceed.
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William Clinton
Heeman
William
Stubbs
Juvenite Court
Arthur Kelsey
Ales May Ovely
McVicker Widow Dead in Los Angeles Estate in dispute
Mrs J H McVicker widow of a noted theatrical manager died suddenly in Los Angeles. Estate valued around 100000 dollars with £20,000 disputed. Chicago relatives believe poisoning. Body exhumed and stomach sent to City-chemist Day for examination.
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J. H. M'Vicker
J. H. McVicker
Los Angeles
Chicago
Twenty Two Die In Van Fight Between Armenian and Turkish Forces
STANTINOPLE September 3. In a clash at Van between Armenian insurgents and Turkish troops 22 people were killed. Armenian forces raided the town and seized four houses before taking shelter in churches and convents as troops shelled the area. The wounded and displaced sought refuge in the mountains and churches.
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Scripps-Mekua Prest Association
Stantinopi.e
Unopa
Van
Ark
Corventa
Four Prisoners Ordered Released in Newcastle Case
In Newcastle Indiana on September, four prisoners including George Lanhan, Frank Wales, Lewis Wales and William Lockridge were released by Judge Morris on a habeas corpus petition. The court ruled sheriffs acted within power but charges should have been placed before a magistrate. Sheriff Christopher pledged renewed, intensified inquiry with future arrests tied to grand jury indictments. Coroner Wright, initially ruling death by self defense, now may revisit the verdict. Reports claim Mollie Starbuck died during an attempt to saw through prison bars. Hinley Cope allegedly threatens self harm if released. Sold items and a horse ad appear in the same dispatch.
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Newcastle
Ind
George Lanhan
Frank
Lewis Wales
William Lockridge
Haley Gipe
Mia
William Starbuck
John 3 Morris
Halwas
Sherif Christopher
Shoul
Christopher
Wright
Mollie Starbuck
Hatmis
Penvnce
Tieaday
Hinley Cope
Tan
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Yeush
ST. Peterseu
Tmghvat
Uronaikin
Rome
Loki
Ling Yang
Tokic
Maratal Qyama
Anzaulth
L’hassa
Scripps-McKat Pres Association
Whasba
Tan Legent
Tha
Great Britpen
Weaner's
Switchman
J. P. Mulally
Monument
Tea Union National Bank
Marion Marching Club
Eli
Charles L. Hair
Carson City
ST. Clair Park
Stubes
Wiliam
Resele A. Doty
William Doty
Weehk
Hyland
Martin O'Mara
Fred Junemann
Mary Shot
Labor Day Committee
Charles Koster
Kinst
Inet
National Stage
Ision
Glenn Pharis
Ohjorst
Uoach
Bruige
Longomotive
Nitway
Onuce
W. AL Landgrat
Eile Af Basist
Stair
Stationre
Neymon Tallors
Letter
Gurley
Eastst
Atonte
Rook Binters
John Hughes
Frank Kirkhef
Soul
Market-st
Weet
East Machinists
Ambd Metal Mechanics
Hehwrs
Teamstury
George Sperkmann
Marth
Morkerst
Astout
Tobures
Ack Smiths
Billers
Bakers
Crieser Bakers
Browmmikers
Pharbers
Prants Jared
South Sily
Markett
Tone Wal
Sterne
Samuel Gumpers
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Gomiyers
Fedsracien Af Tuber
Apelee
Newcastle Co
Michigan Sr. Bridge
W. P. Keller
Willie
Thomas BE. Watson
Thomas H. Tibbler
Harley Gipe
Dark Bay Horse
Indy
McCorkle
W. Wash
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