Kuroki Seeks Surrounding Move Near Russian Army
London dispatches report Kuropatkin’s forces still south of the Yentai mines near Liao Yang and Taitee river as Kuroki executes a turning movement toward the north. Port Arthur fighting described as heroic with heavy losses and Japanese attempts to seize Taitushan. Rumors claim Kuropatkin may abandon Liao Yang and Liniviteh moves toward Mukden.
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London
Kuropatkin
Yentai
Taitee River
Tokio
Kuroki
Mukden
Brakeberg
St. Petersburg
Reuter Telegram Company
War Office
2 Gang
Liao Yang
Liniviteh
Fovce
Butchers to End the Strike in Chicago Now
Reported Sunday night a tentative agreement ends the packing house strike in Chicago. Unions would vote on calling off the walkout while packers reemploy strikers and honor prior wage scales, with focus on securing jobs for returning workers and maintaining skilled pay.
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Chicago
Secrrey
Sare
Cerain
Pathers Wd
Donnelly
Stihkers
Miss Merning
Ayter
Dowie Endorses Intermarriage Across Races
In a Blea City address Dowie denied racial division in marriage, urging intermarriage among whites and blacks as all part of one human family. He blamed Christian Endeavor leader Clark for a lodging dispute with Ben Wilson, urging action to correct the affront. He warned whites risk inferiority to yellow and black races if abuse continues, citing alcohol and tar soap to claim strength.
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Chicago
Blea City
Dowie
Ben Wilson
Christian Endeavor
St. Louis
Clark
Abelery
Zion
Bruth
Physical survey nears finish at Paverekke water plant
City engineer Jeno reports the Paverekke water plant survey is nearly complete though several plans remain. a final report will be presented to the works board before public release. Bacteriological tests of the city water are underway with no timetable for completion. Centipede bite proves fatal for Milas Mette Atkinson of Marin.
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Jeno
Mondas
Stz
Paverekke
Works Board
JUDGE STUBBS INVITED TO SPEAK
Massachusetts seeks guidance on juvenile courts and invites Judge Stubbs to address the Conference of Charities in Springfield on November 27. The invitation notes Massachusetts lacks a formal juvenile court and that Stubbs may face a clash with another commitment in Terre Haute.
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Massachusetts
Stwibs
Massachusetts Conference of Charities
Marinn County
Springfield
Mass
Joseph Lee
Stubbs
Goodrich Names Five Men to Lead State Campaign
State chairman Goodrich named five men to head the Republican state campaign and form the executive committee. The appointees include Harry Starr of Richmond William Geake of Fort Wayne Adam Bock of Huntington Leopold G Rothechild of Indianapolis and Union Banner Hunt of Winchester. Ex officio members are Goodrich and Secretary Bima. Seven people were injured in a Chicago elevated rail collision near St Louis early Monday as an eastbound train struck a string of empties.
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Goodrich
Republican State Committee
Republican State Campaign
Gradrich
Anton B. Hunt
Harry Starr
Richmond
William Geake
Fort Wayne
Adam Bock
Huntington
Leopold G. Rothechild
Indianapalia
Beveridge
Union Banner Hunt
Winchester
Bima
State Committee
Beripps-McRee Prasa Association
Chicago
Evnen
Lake
St. Louteave
Beggar and Thief Ride the Laboring Beast
A provocative verse depicts a beggar and a thief riding a beast that drags along. The beast pleads to rest as the laboring animal fights the weight, while the beggar defends the ride as necessary for others' gain. The thief warns of releasing the rein if opposition persists, and both ride despite the strain.
Millionaire mill owner blows up mill to end strike
Meridian Mississippi area reports Moss Graham, owner of Helenworth Lumber Mills, blew up the mill machinery with dynamite to stop a month long strike by about 100 workers demanding higher wages. He plans to retire from business after the victory, as laborers fled to nearby land while threats and property damage followed.
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Scripps McRay Fresh Association
Meridian
Mies
fRbow
Moss Graham
Hlenwont Lumber Milla
Jonts County
Higher Wases Jin Jat
Ubeemill
I Graham
Bamp
Graham
Ambition, theft, and a courtroom ramble in Brutus tale
In a court scene Judge Whatlon hears Fred Tanke confess ambition led to crime. Tanke, a Kingan’s butcher, admits a craving to rival national merit, stole a pocket of brains from his employer, claiming hunger drove the act while Brutus and Caesar references frame the dialogue.
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Brutus
Fred Tanke
Tanke
Caesar
Kingan’a
Lellertuas
Judge Whatlon
Bold Hold-Up by Youth Near Maryland and Pennsylvania
A young boy snatched a pocketbook from Fannie Dellinger at a street corner, using an open knife to threaten. Dellinger loosened her grip as the bag dropped, the juvenile fled down an alley with 36 cents in change, a pair of golf-rim glasses, and small items.
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Fannie Dellinger
Maryland
Pennsylvania-ste
Mins Detlinger
Parochial Schools Open With Unified System Adoption
Catholic parish schools in thin city begin Monday with 550 expected enrollment and about 9 teachers. Textbooks largely updated and a uniform system to be supervised by clergy. Catechism revised and a new translation from De Harbe used. No City Council Meeting on Labor Day as in prior years due to holiday and quorum doubts.
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Thin City
Billingsley
Bishop Preached at Jonax Tabernacle Service
Large crowds filled Jonax tabernacle on Sunday to hear 4. B. Caldwell, newly appointed bishop of the 4. M. B. Zion church. Bishop Caldwell is traveling to all churches in the district.
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Jonax Tabernacle
4. B. Caldwell
4. M. B. Zion Church
Bishop Caldwell
Husband Alleged to Have Broken Wife's Rib
In Chicago a man named William Seidenburg faced a domestic case after an alleged attack on his wife. The record notes she sustained injuries including a broken rib and other harm. The Chicago court heard the matter, with the judge not siding on the defense and the hearing continued.
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Chicago
Vlad Peifee
William Seidenburg
City works board delays street improvements on Labor Day
On Labor Day the works board advertised bids for street improvements but postponed decisions until September 11 after bids were read, with projects including First Street and Circle West cement walks and curbs, and Miller Street from Blaine to Harding. Local property owners protested assessments and urged action as Garfield Park and Indianapolis Brewing Company were named as beneficiaries. Public sentiment favored the street, with concerns about school access and cemetery impacts.
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Works Board
Court House
Clyattarney Warrum
First-st
Big Eagle Creek
Drake-at
Circle
McCinii
Routhern-ave
Garfield Park
Indianapolis Brewing Company
Miller St
Blaine
Harding Sts
Wild uproar at Fairbank ends in arrest and fines
Chaotic local scene includes Chelet McMorris inflaming a crowd with a war dance and revolver incident at Fairbank. Other reports note saloon arrests on N Weat and Delaware avenues, a Sunday melee, a Brookside tennis tournament with twenty seven entries, and a Staptager church fair planned near Laurel Street and Woodlawn, running from September.
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Chelet McMorris
Fairbank
Kip
Kentuckyeage
Whallon
Brookside Park
Euven
F. A. Wheaton
Bloody work of assassin in North Vernon
In North Vernon Indiana on a Saturday night John Wells of Cincinnati was ambushed and shot to death. He was en route to visit his wife and five children when a pursuer or unseen assailant fired twice. one shot proved fatal. Wells staggered to a nearby doorway and collapsed, dying soon after. His wife had been living apart and Wells made regular visits every two weeks.
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North Vernon
Ind
John Wells
Cinetummil
Price
William Barton
Barcim
Lenyard
Wells
Ireneid
Cincinnai! Nirane Pai
Doing Fancy Bareback Stunt Takes Center Stage
A vivid account describes a ballet dancer performing a bareback stunt atop a horse and intoxicated on South Side streets. She proclaims herself a champion circus rider while challenging a burly constable at the station, insisting her beauty rivals the sunset.
Morning Game Lost to Colonels in Pitchers Battle
A small crowd watched Louisville defeat Indianapolis 2 to 1 at Washington Park in a tense pitchers duel. Sener hit a two‑bagger in the ninth and scored on Reidly’s sacrifice, while Indianapolis failed to rally in the final frame.
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Ine Alanapolis
Louisville
Washington Park
Sener
Reidly
Indianapolis
Heydon
Barty
Hird
Kerwin
Cromtey
Fisher
McCrery
Indianapolia
Brightwood books destroyed by youths amid arrest danger
News item reports Neal Kebble Carl Burns Fred Burns Walter McIntrey and Raward wife charged with destroying many books at Brightwood Fehoatry by throwing ink. Justice Stout's court awaits action as Constable Carithla pursues suspects in Center township. A Riverside water carnival with promised car service and festive lighting is also mentioned.
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Brightwood Fehoatry
Neal Kebble
Carl
Fred Burns
Walter McIntrey
Raward
Pearson Mendenhall
Center Township
Ned Amdavirs
Bugaan Takes Korea Post With Fatning Company
Bugaan Moh Qugxen, a former manual training track athlete, left Monday to accept a position in Korea with Fatning Company. Dagean’s own street with the company offers three seats and during that time he is not to visit America.
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Bugaan
Korea
Moh Qugxen
Yaba
Koren
Dagean
America
Marching Army of 5,300 laboring men parade in Indianapolis
A large labor parade moved from Washington and East streets to Meridian and around the Circle, with eight divisions led by Capt. Hy. Tint and Marta O'Mara. Spectators cheered as union crews in varied uniforms showcased discipline. After the march, crowds enjoyed picnics and amusements at Riverside park, with a notable basket supper at 5 o'clock.
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Airvets
Indianapolis
Pas Vate
Warehington
East Sts
Warhington St
Meridian
Toliery
Umor
Hy. Tint
Marta O'Mara
Charles Coster
Glenn Pharis
W. A. Leniarat
T. §. Gurtey
Jatin Hughes
Frank Kirkhoff
George Speckmann
Frank Jarred
Washington
Circle
Market
Illinois
Virginia Cave
Louisiana
Alabama-xts
Riverside Park
Electraypera
Fairbanks Receives Overwhelming Ovations in Missouri
Senator Fairbanks spoke to large crowds at Carrollton and Marceline, urging continuation of Republican policies that boosted prosperity. He credited McKinley era principles and praised the current administration for carrying forward the same aims.
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Fairbanks
Carrollton
Marceling
Washington
Wiliam McKinley
Bisain M. Stanton
White House
McKinley
Ben Howard Kept in Detention After Theft Charge
Ben Howard, age 1, appeared before Judge Stubba on charges of stealing three roasting ears from a dorm. He denied the claim, but his prior record led to detention pending investigation. The youth has been before the court twice before for similar offenses and had previously escaped to Kentucky before returning.
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Ben Howard
Stubba
Ben
Kentucky
Wilson and two prisoners clash in a tense yard brawl
A chaotic scene erupts at a cleanup yard as Wilson and two inmates, Charles Witson and Pat Doheny, engage in a violent fight. Turnkey Lowe intervenes to separate the combatants while the bystanders react to the disorder and threats.
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Charles Witson
Claude Stoltind
Pat Doheny
Wilson
Lowe
Man Arrest Highlights Tobacco Standoff in Disorderly Scene
An Indianapolis Sunday afternoon incident ends with police detaining a man amid a chaotic scene. He loudly demands his wife fetch his tobacco from a shack while police threaten to lock him up. The suspect clutches his "dunged" baccy as officers intervene.
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Indianapolis
Inter
Weil
Baccy
Weather Forecast Indicating Market Report From Indianapolis
Sept 3 dispatch reports cattle prices mostly steady with good to choice steers 1100 1300 pounds common stockers and feeders mixed cattle and bulls calves and heifers noted along with cows and canneries. Hog receipts about 1000 head with higher market. pigs 100 to 200 pounds strong. Sheep and yearlings show steady to good demand with spring and fall offerings listed. overall activity moderate with prices summarized against stock categories.
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Indianapolis
Thanapolis
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