Great Armies Are Flashing Near Mukden Warfront
Japanese fronts press toward Mukden with Kuropatkin relocating to Harbin. Reports describe Port Arthur bombardment, Russian cavalry losses at Dalny and Pali-Chwang, and a looming battle expected around Mukden with heavy forces and reinforced troops on both sides. In San Francisco, naval officials warn of Russian cruisers at sea and Lena’s arrival to test U.S. neutrality. A separate incident notes a train collision killing two sleeping men in West Virginia.
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Pali-Chwang
Scrippe-MeRas Pries Association
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Tieu
Lian Yang
Herh
Tato Yang
Iass
Tro
Oyama
Hathitt
Russia
Beripas McRae Press Association
San Francisco
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Scean
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Goothett
Bull Fighters Not Guilty. Injunction Dissolved in St Louis
Circuit Court at Clayton dismissed the injunction against bullfighters near the World’s Fair entrance for lack of jurisdiction. The jury later found several capedancers and managers not guilty of ordering a state law. Attorney general Craw pursued posttrial motions, aiming for a new trial or appeal to the state supreme court.
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Arsocling BT. Lolts
J. Ty. McMhenny
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Clayton
Craw
Supreme Court of the State
Knights of Grip Organizes Big Indiana Travel Meeting
George J. Cary national president of the Commercial travelers desoviation confers with Joseph H. Stubbs and Fred A. Sims on a May gathering in Indianapolis for traveling men across Indiana and neighboring states. The May 13 date is set with speakers of state and national prominence expected and plans to mobilize all 7 900 traveling men in the state and 2414 Indianapolis residents for the convention.
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George J. Cary
Joseph H. Stubbs
Fred A. Sims
Inedianapolis
Lordering
Indianapolis
Beveridge Honored by Seventh Indiana Cavalry Association
Senator Albert J Beveridge was named an honorary member of the Seventh Indiana Cavalry Association at a state house meeting. Captain Joan Feres sent a letter praising Beveridge for his broad circle of loyal friends and expressing gratitude for the honor. He was pleased by the recognition and the unexpected tribute.
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Albert J. Beveridge
Seventh Indiana Cavalry, Association
State House
Beveridge
Joan Feres
Svnetor Beverage
Rampage at McKennellys saloon ends in stabbing
John O Brien forced entry through three glass doors at Mc Kennellys saloon on S Delaware street. He fought with bartender Als plac and initially fled, then a struggle near the big glass door left O Brien with a nearly severed arm. Police arrested a suspect after bleeding man was taken to St. Vincents hospital. Witnesses Morgan, Samuels and Shaefer helped. Fred McGarrahan, previously jailed for a clothing theft, was sentenced in Indiana reformatory court. Diamond dealer J P Mullally touts hot weather bargains at Monument place.
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S. Mebama
McKennelly
S. Delaware
Ace
Meeanpig
O'Brien
Als Plac
O'Bren
McKentelly
Diarien
Oreke
St. Vincent's
St. Vincent's Nepital
Morgan
Samuels
Seret
Shaefer
Wil
Fred McGarrahan
Taggart Rally Sees Anxious Indiana Democrats Split Over Funds
Indiana Democrats gathered at the Grand hotel where Taggart failed to raise campaign funds, Bryan was blamed as a puppet and organizers warned a strong national party front was needed before money would flow. Attendees left unsettled by the lack of concrete results and persistent party divisions.
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Ohr Grand Hotel
Theelf
Bryan
Idosi
Tresart
Cape
Girl Jilts Him in London Mystery Death Case
London dispatch reports Cunh Rupe of Rune Montana believed to have died by his own hand after disappearing from a London area. Father says the man spoke of love and marriage with a girl whose identity is not yet confirmed. The suсcasaue likely tied to a romantic entanglement. Antwerp business connections noted. Patrolman John Carter, a velorist, was thrown from a bicycle injuring his leg and taken to City Hospital. Construction near the federal building progresses slowly with little completed.
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Antwerp
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John Carter
Amn
Indbaysace
Etrece Rat
AL Mieniganest
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Ndladiace
Fay Toon
Dor City Ambalghes
Ifaw
Ant Carter
Domestic Storms in Court in Marion County Divorce
Anna May Light nee Springer sues Dr Robert C Light in Marion County court alleging cruel and inhuman treatment amid a high profile divorce battle. He declines comment. both sides plan to present numerous witnesses as the sensational case heads to trial in coming days.
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Anna May Light
Springer
Robert C. Light
Cal
Taliat
Maren County
Light
Tight
Tata
Inaue
Bors
Iga
Marion County
Wife Saves Thief As Judge Grants Light Sentence
Ralph Forbes, 24, faced a criminal charge for stealing money from a paper company. Judge Alford, glancing at Forbes wife and child, imposed a light sentence of nine days in the workhouse, warning a repeat offense would bring full punishment.
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Ralph Forbes
Wan Brouaine Stu
Tia
Saturta
Three Hive Paper Bus Company
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Come Genyami
Forbes
Alford
Rome Births Surpass Daily Average in Heir’s Day
In Rome on September 11, one hundred nine children were born, a figure four times the daily average. The event coincides with the heir to the Italag throne. The article notes government education plans for children born on that day and mentions officials in charge of welfare.
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Scripps McRae Press Association
Tome
Rome
Wentinery Entlege
Taggart Leaves for Chicago After India Ryths Test
Tom Taggart, in India for ryths stimulating test, camps in Metrich Lick area with supporters Saturday. He plans to move to Chicago Monday for several days before returning to New York City. State chairman O Ffn and prominent officials meet Saturday at New Plains rally. Local ads note prices and suppliers including Wulschner's steaks and Elis Native Herb. The Union National Bank promotes business services.
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Tom Taggart
India
Chicago
New York City
O'Ffn
Shops at the Northern Prison Ruined in Michigan City
Guards control the excited prisoners as shops at the Northern Prison in Michigan City lie in ruins after a collapse or riot. Local authorities assess damage and security remains tight around the facility.
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Michigan City
Close Call as Vandalia Special Engineer Stops Open Switch
Franklin Ind Sept 1 The Vandalia road world’s fair train ran into an open switch at Colfax this morning. Engineer Cook acted quickly applying the air to stop the train after the engine and baggage car left the track. Passengers were shaken but uninjured due to the engineer’s presence of mind.
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Franklin
Ind
Vandalia
Colfax
Cook
Marion Mass Meeting Plans and Fire at Indiana Prison
A Marion marching club plans to attend a big Republican mass meeting in Neblenville with John L. Griffin as speaker. In Michigan City Indiana a prison fire destroyed two chair factories and the storehouse at the Northern Prison, caused by a convict firebug. Loss around 10000, buildings fully insured. Fire department battled rapidly spreading flames as inmates were panicked and crowd alarm spread through the yard.
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Neblenville
John L. Grifir
Lake Erie
Rockwalter
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Landis
Marion Club
Michigan City
Ind
Indiana
Ta Fa
Miche Igan
Alam
Lesa
Griffiths Page Delivers Campaign Speakers in Chicago
Charles Moore former Michigan Republican state central committeeman and Henry M. Rose met at the national Republican headquarters to arrange speakers for the state campaign opening in Detroit. J. Toho L Grimiths of Indiana will be among the speakers, with a large reception planned for national Democratic Committee Chairman Taggart on his Chicago arrival Monday.
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Chicago
Sept
Charles Moore
Michigan
Republican State Central
Henry M. Rose
National Republican
Detroit
Det
Delayed Gas Tests in Indianapolis Lantern Power Dispute
City engineer Jeup reports candle power tests of artificial gas from the Indianapolis Gas Company are still delayed due to a break in the testing machine. Authorities have not decided how to address the gas company's failure to meet the city ordinance requiring 15 candle power gas.
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Jeup
Indianapolis Gas Company
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