Port Arthur and Mukden Fronts Amid Japanese Russian Clashes
Dispatches report Japanese forces north of Dayan and south of the branch railway near Mukden as Russian cavalry harasses the flank. At Port Arthur Japanese assaults were repulsed while a Chinese junk crewed by coolies attempted to run the blockade, with two Russians captured and a torpedo boat sinking after its magazine exploded.
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Syaobai
Mukden
Scripps
Vladivostok
Boustere Islands
Che Foo
Bauxiere
Harbin
Manchuria
Dayan
Syaohai
Port Arthur
Scripfs-Mrea
Chefco
Sept. A
Town May Be Gone Reported That Reservoir Gave Way
A rumor says Trinidad has been partially swept away by a reservoir break after heavy rains. Widespread flooding along the Animus and Purgatoire rivers. telegraph lines down between Pueblo and Trinidad. no confirmed fatalities reported.
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Scripps M'Rae
Denver
Col
Trinidad
Pueblo
Purgatoire
Talks with Judge Parker and Honolulu Artifacts
New York reports Mayor George B McClellan met Judge Parker at the Seville hotel to shake hands and pay respects in a lengthy discussion. In San Francisco a boxing bout between Gane and Wolcott was postponed amid doubts and light betting. A Boston telegram notes Senator Hoar’s death as a positive loss to the nation. A Kansas gathering in St Louis shows broad town representation.
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Scripps-M'Rea Telegram
New York
George B. McClellan
Judge Parker
Seville
Wm. F. Sheehan
Julie Parker
Scripps-M Rae
San Francisco
Gane
Wolcott
Wolentz
Killed by a Woman in Feud Case Fall with a Bullet
Jim Back, once indicted for altered perjury in the Jett and White feud trials and later acquitted, was shot and killed at his Jackson home by his former wife. Mrs Back had secured a divorce and refused him entry. he forced entry and she fired, the bullet striking his head.
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Iscripps-M'Rae
Lexington
Jim Back
Harrison County Grand Jury
Jett
White
Jackson
Back
City acquires 14 acre field tract with 45000 price tag
City buys the south tract of the state field known as tract No 2 for 45000 though appraised at 2844 The full plat spans about 92 acres with the city holding a little over 1 acre There were no competing bids against the city for the south tract
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John J. Appel
Penneyvania Railroad Company
C. Be & D. Railroad
JR. Waston
Sie
Sensational Hold-up Ends in Suicide at Sliverton Saloon
A masked gunman invaded a Sliverton saloon early Friday, ordering patrons to surrender. Employee Herman Strable was wounded in the chest and thigh while aiding a companion. bartender James Bodwell was shot. The attacker shot himself in the mouth after dashing into an alley. About $900 was reported in the till.
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Scripps-Mare
Sliverton
Col
J. H
Herman Strable
John Loftus
Strable
James Bodwell
Rex Fe
Man awarded divorce and child custody after wife’s abuse claim
Frank B. Baughman testified that Avalyn Baughman insulted him and left with their children. The judge granted the divorce and custody to Baughman. Avalyn Baughman Cartwright said James Cartwright abandoned her years ago and now lives in Chicago.
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Frank B. Baughman
Avalyn
Bila P. Cartwright
James Cartwright
Chicago
Ink error mocks Indiana Ginee colleague at Republican clubs
At Indiana state headquarters the initials of Leslie M. Shaw were misprinted on posters for the Republican clubs biennial convention. The large print read Mr Shaw causing laughter as visitors mocked the political gaffe and the unaccountable mistake circulated statewide.
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Indiana
Harry Miller Gou
Father fights for right to call child his own
A courtroom drama unfolds as Robert C. Murray, imprisoned for forgery, seeks to block Milton McCord from adopting Murray’s child. McCord and Murray’s ex wife clash, with McCord aiming to give the girl his surname and custody, while Murray contests paternity and ownership of the child’s name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan City
Robert C. Murray
Pretty Muth
Elizabeth Murray
Milton McCord
Alot
Charles-ave
Milton Mclord
Bryan's Coming Meeting Set in Tumlinson Hall
Democrats plan a large gathering in Tumlinson hall on Wednesday night to match or surpass Beveridge's celebration. City committee led by Keach faces internal tensions with Tryan. Ratearant was offered the chair but declined.
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Bryan
Tumlinson Hall
Beveridge
Rex Fusee Solif
Keach
Tryan
Rate Arent
Girl To Christen Boat At Paducah Gunboat Launch
Paducah Ky. mayor's daughter Mise Ann May Yearr has been chosen to christen the gunboat Paducah at its launch on Morris Heights New York. Showman Peter Selle, veteran entertainer, remains in poor condition after a stroke. Charles Mulien stands trial for assault and battery with robbery intent. Tom Shipp remains in Rushville for a Heveridge meeting and will not campaign with the senator.
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Scripps M'Rae
Washington
Ann May Yearr
Paducah
Morris Heights
Charles Mulien
Criminal Court
Charles Burns
Shipp
Tom Shipp
Heveeridge
Rushville
Heveridge
Looks Favorable for Indianapolis Day Celebration at Fair
Mayor Hallaman plans return from the world’s fair with the Indianapolis delegation to St Louis for Indianapolis Day. Secretary William Williams says the committee’s program is nearly complete and everything looks favorable for the event at the fair.
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Hallaman
Mendis
Ba Timg
Accomam
Indianapolis
St. Lous
Illam Williams
Left Mo Letters Denied By Brother In Lethal Act
Bert Crier denies claiming his sister left letters after a sister’s death by suicide Friday morning. He cannot explain what prompted the act or what led his sister to take the pistol. Gap ordinance not ready. city engineer Jeup will report on artificial gas production costs soon. Grand Palace Barber Stop opens opposite Geena hotel.
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Bert Crier
W. Washington At
Mra
Helle Folram
Hte
Slater
Gap
Jeup
Grand Palace
Geena Hotel
Traveling hotel bellboy charged with grand larceny
Carl Keplinger a bellboy at the Claypool hotel was arrested on a grand larceny charge for allegedly stealing a gold lorgnette with pearls valued at 150 from room 1W of guest R A Keyes in Salt Lake City. Detectives Bray and Holtz caught him while he tried to sell the item to Harry Woodard. Keplinger waived examination in police court and was sent to the grand jury under a $1000 bond.
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Carl Keplinger
N. Capitol Ave
Claypool
Bray and Holtz
Chureday
Keplinger
R.A. Keyra
Salt Lake City
Keys
Keyes
Harry E. Woodard
Massachusetts Ave
Murat
Elly
Grand Jury
Experts to Examine Gas Furnaces Initiative
The Board of Works in Indianapolis orders an expert study of the candle power of the artificial gas furnaces from the Indianapolis gas company. Prof. Ferris of Purdue is invited to lead the investigation, offered $0 daily, with the gas company covering his expenses. Ferris plans to arrive and start tests early next week.
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Board of Works
Indianapolis, Gas Company
Wife of H Wiler Fined in Petit Larceny Case
Minnie Wilson, wife of H Wiler, was fined 25 dollars in police court on Friday morning for petit larceny. Detectives Brayhann Harts reported she took flowers and ferns from the porch of H D Hopkins at Ashland Avenue, and her husband claimed she was temporarily insane due to recent sickness.
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H. Wiler
Minnie Wilson
Brayhann Harts
Wps
Certa
Wiler
H.D. Hopkins
Wit Ashland Ave
Pee
Saloon Brawl Leaves Marion Held After Gun Threats
Thursday night at Ave Walpa Fourteenth and West-ats a man named Marion drew a revolver and clashed with patrons. Police arrived after a scuffle in which Abe and Harry Wolpa were beaten. Marion was jailed on resisting an officer carrying a deadly weapon drunkenness and assault and battery. Bond set at 150 and case continued to October.
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Ave Walpa
West-ats
Marion
Merion
Alof
Bivelemen Duncan
Askips
Duncan
Marien
Abe
Harry Wolpa
Marvin
Palive Court
Condemnation action on city buildings by works board
The works board approves inspector Stanney s recommendation to condemn buildings at 1 and 145 3 Windsor Broadway and other structures including a one story building on E Washington owned by Laura Hunger and another at MBE Washington owned by the Martin Trust Co The action cites unsanitary dangerous conditions The board also notes a request to rebuild a bridge over Pleasant Run near EB Washington and reports a city water expert leaves for the east with forthcoming tests to be completed in about a week
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Works Board
Stanney
Windsst
Tarquia
Voss
Broadway
Stanley
As E. Washington
Laura F. Hunger
Mbe, Washington
Matin Trust Company
H. V. Brown
Board of Sworks
Pleasant Run
Washington
George W. Fuller
Indianapolis Water Company
East
Henry C. Payne Near Death After Heart Trouble
Postmaster general Henry C. Payne remains in critical condition after a heart ailment. Physicians report weakness and serious concern, with Mrs. Payne at his side and Cabinet members monitoring the case.
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Scripps-Wrae
Washington
Sem
Henry C. Payne Hus
Dre. Magruder
Rix
Keller Pardons and Hinshaw Case Clouded by Silence
Final action of the Board of Pardons handed to the governor shows six new petitions with three recommendations. Gillette denied action on the Hinshaw case and said no petition naming judge and jurors had been submitted. A hotel fire scare at the English hotel ended as a stack-flue flare, causing only minor damage.
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Board of Pardons
Bard
Itta
John J. Gillette
Hinshaw
Mr. Gillette
Union B. Hun
Gillette
Engish
Monument
Virele
Poole
Assault arrest in Wyoming street case ends in fine
Otto Von Zell was fined for assault and battery on William Gruner after a confrontation at a Wyom ing street home. Creedon was discharged of conspiracy charges and left the court with Gruner while Von Zell headed off in an angry mood.
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Otto von Zell
Madiannave
William Gruner
Wyoming St
Runers
Wieder
Hit
Eat
Creedon
Yon Zell
Groner
Gruner
von Zell
Yardman Injured Jumping From Freight Car
John Caine a yardman at the Panhandle yards on South Street was seriously injured Friday morning while jumping from a freight car. His foot was caught and he was thrown under the wheel, mashing bones in his left foot and ankle and injuring his hip. He was carried to a hospital.
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John Caine
Panhandle
South St
Yin+ennt
Frigid patterns forecast with cooler Friday and Saturday
Fragments describe cooler overnight and Saturday with 64 degree reading at 7 am and no clear forecast of colder conditions. City stations show clear weather in Bloomington Indianapolis and Lafayette with scattered clouds and varying readings.
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Ausurn
Eee Robs Preidy
Bloomington
PrClay
Trolianapolis
Pruidy Logansport
PrCidy
Lafayette
Piis
Cis
E. Cir
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Wulschner
Gust. Rosberg, Stailee
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Republican State Press Bureau
Convict
Nusnana Oy
Melord
Murray
McCord
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Minnie
Ansynne Holman
Bessie Pristal
Ant
Metard
Vestutex
Divice Walker
Jrotate Eaurt
Alien
Macy
Walker
Lewis Hoover
Commercial Chib
Selle
Iscripp M'Rae
Columbus
Peter Selle
Worwa
Ag O
Critser
Sister
Bell
Guido Beall
Park Commissioners
Maryland St
Grand Hotel
Uits
Wild Revelay
Henry CG. Payne
der. Magrnder
Mrs. Payne
Henry C. Fayne
Germania
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Acre Topyttis
Indianapolla Pathos Force
Keller
State Pardon Board
Lyons
Lucas
GAL
Breatraternity
Yardman
Rair
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