Japanese repulsed from Lone Tree Hill siege in Manchuria
Desperate fighting near Mukden on October 17 18 sees Japanese assaults repelled by Russian troops led by General Mistchenko and Gavrilof. Russian defenses hold Lone Tree Hill as Manchurian campaign slows due to weather and mud. Heavy artillery, mining and wounded tolls described as Russians strengthen positions and contemplate broader maneuvers with Poland and Germany.
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Mukden
Mistehenko’e Cossadha
Adjvant Gavrilof
Mukdon
Kuropatki Remadne
Fie Jiead Q
Mukkden
Ordo
Walter
St. Petersburg
Mancharia
Pwoui
Kuropatkin
Briftine
Tokio
Tekoutcoto
Kurogat Kin
Hin
Choon IC
Lewii
Mulilen
Pookie
Chemi
Wierenn
Germany
Poland
Bradley Case Affirmed In Supreme Court Rehearing Denied
Washington The United States Supreme Court Monday denied a motion for rehearing in two cases of Lydia Bradley against H W Lighten appealed from Witness Bradley a few years ago was regarded as the wealthiest woman in central Illinois She endowed Bradley Polytechnic Institute at Peoria IL her home to the extent of 2 500 000 The suits involve possession of several thousand acres of valuable bottom farming land in Mason and Vista counties in Illinois
America to Retain Marines on Isthmus
Washington announces that a new battalion of marines will go to the isthmus in November to relieve the unit there for a year. Lieutenant Colonel Thoms N. Wood to command. Disgruntled elements suspected in Panama and South America. policy favors keeping marines for stability. Also notes a Japanese shelling at Port Arthur and a snowstorm in New Mexico.
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Washington
Progaray
New Republic
Thoms N. Wood
South America
Bloody encounter in a St Louis room ends in deaths
Detectives John J. Shea and Thomas Dwyer died and Thomas Motankey was fatally wounded during a Friday afternoon raid on train robbers at 124 Pine Street. One robber Alvar was killed, another, WB Morris alias C Blair, likely to die. Multiple officers and suspects were wounded as investigators describe the incident as the department’s worst.
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Morris
St. Louis
Harry James
Edward P Boyle
Kansas City
Cartier
Cary i
Nevada
McClusky
Rose
Dwyer
Vaughn
St. Toute
Good Roads Convention in Joplin Missouri
The Good Roads convention met in Joplin with large attendance. Provident W. H. Moore and Congressman M. E. Henton spoke on the duties of Congress and the use of convicts in road building. Senator Hugh McIndee and others addressed the event. A Missouri Pacific collision near Chetopa injured seventeen passengers.
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Joplin
Moo
Provident
W. H. Moore
M. EK. Henton
Congress
Hugh McIndee
Hon Aw, Richardson
Gott
Peri Lecker
Cal Moore
Missouri
Jasper
County
Moore
Hotton
Missouri Pacific
Kahsas City
Chetopa
Kan
Newvada
Coffeyville
Coffey
Indieperona
Soldiers and Sailors Meet at Hirconville Maryland
The fifteenth reunion of the Soldiers and Sailors of Bond County was held in Hirconville Maryland on Thursday with large attendance. Speakers included Alfred Phelps of Denver Judge G W Murray of Spring Ten Lieutenant Governor Northcott and others. Officers elected Commander J A Combs Mulberry Grove senior vice commanders J T Buchanan and William Good adjutant WW Lewis Quartermaster J H Hawley chaplain Hackett surgeon Doctor D Wilkina.
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Hirconville
Soliders
Ball Ore
Bond County
Alfred Phelps
Denver
G. W. Murray
Springten
Northcott
J. A. Combs
Mulberry Grove
J.T. Buchanan
William Good
WW. Lewis
J. H. Hawley
Hackett
D Wilkina
Wines Central Wreck Near Tillatoba Mississippi
Memphis dispatch reports a wreck aboard the Ilinets Central near Tillatoba Mississippi. The cannon tall train jumped the track Thursday at Breethe causing injuries to several passengers including three postal clerks. some were bruised and one urn broken. The extent of damage and exact passenger count remain unclear due to garbled text.
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Memphis
Tenn
Ilinets Central
Tillatoba
Mise
Breethe
Severty
Barenge Cary
Russians Push Japanese Back in Far East War Update
From St. Petersburg to New York a chaotic war bulletin shows Russia mobilizing 600,000 troops, ceding Manchuria temporarily, and pressing a hard line in Manchuria while acknowledging continued conflict with Japan. Reports detail shifting fronts, diverging Allied intervention talk, and strategic maneuvers near Mukden and the Stakhe river as naval and land actions unfold.
Expect Mojorcatkin to Attack and Fortifications Rise
In Tokio the Kierians and Japanese remain foes across the Shakhen river as Russians fortify posts between Shakhe and Wan rivers. Gen Kuropathin appears ready to offensive again. Koreans at Masanpha report attacks on Japanese with injuries. Washington reports a sharp rise in crime values and railway derailments in the United States last year, including 148 more collisions and derailments.
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Tokio
Shakhen
Shakhe
Wan
Washington
Inernate Con Commision
Cme
United States
Unclear OCR Item Elevates Jewish Figure to Lords
Fragmentary text reports a Jewish individual being elevated to a House of Lords position amid references to names, dates, and titles. The garbled prose mentions a wealthy donor and various organizational and geographic terms, but specifics are unreadable.
Jury Deliberates Murder Case Ends With 25 Year Term
John Robin stands trial for the murder of his wife and Shep Allentury. The jury finds him guilty and imposes twenty five years in the Penitentiary. The incident followed a dinner invitation, with Robin shooting his wife Attenburn and himself. Attenburn and Mira Hobingon died. Robmann survived but was blinded by a bullet. Cambridge, Miss. reports indicate attendance drops at Harvard University aside from the law and medical schools due to competition from Western colleges. Overall enrollment falls 2 percent from last year.
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Carmight
John Robin
Allentury
Kraegte
Jane
Shep
Allenbury
McKinnon
Attenburn
Mira
Hobingon
Attenburs
Robmann
Cambridge
Miss
Harvant Universits
Law School
Hueay
Overs
Authoritien
Western Ecollege
Colombiana Concentrating, Colon Threat Reported Near Chilebra
A large armed group of Colombians near Chilebra planned an attack on November 3. Investigators in the Panama region weigh the verified report amid tensions in the zone. The Rev Charles L. dancew, pastor, and several members faced dismissal over related aviation and legal actions. Authorities seek $15,000 bond and continue probing the case within international channels.
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Colon
Cilebra
Panama
Colombia
Catat
St. Lance
Charles 1. Dancew
Strike Sparks Docking Fight at Local Factory
Murphysboro area report describes workers striking at a Wall Saver and Helfers shower factory after warnings of pay cuts for losses due to stalled machinery. The incident centers on labor dispute and threatened docked wages amid production troubles.
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Murphysboro UK
Wall, Saver & Helfers
Mail Missing After Calchas Capture in Hong Kong
Postmaster reports one full bag and two empty bags arrived in Hong Kong from Pekin on the British steamer Calchas, captured by Russians. Eleven bags left Tacoma. over of registered packages for Hong Kong are missing.
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Hong Kong
South China Morning Poat
Pekio, Oue
Tacoma
Baltic Fleet Coal Run Anchors Near Langeland Island
Russian Baltic Sea squadron anchored between Fakkeberg and Piolykoe near Langeland Island to take coal as three steamers waited.
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Fakkebverg
Langeland Island
Denmark
Langeland Beit
Fakkeborg
Piolykke
Report of Attempt on Grar's Life in Paris
The Loft printed Friday a rumor of an attempt on the life of the czar Therkday with eleven victims. The story is unconfirmed from any source and the details appear uncertain.
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Grar
Paris
The
Loft
Frost reports show crop damage across multiple points
Frost reports indicate sweet potato crops damaged and white cotton yields likely reduced across several locations. The information shows widespread impact from low temperatures, with farmers assessing losses and potential effects on harvests.
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Lateron
Dex
State Baptists in Session in Caulicuthe Missouri
The Missouri Baptist General Association met in Caullicothe on Monday with Dr Johnston of St Louis delivering the opening sermon before a large audience. About 600 attended the evening service and related sessions.
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Caulicothe
Missouri Baptist General Association
Johnston
St Louis
Seerman
Fire destroys Christian church in Charleston Missouri
A fire at noon Tuesday destroyed the Christian church in Charleston Missouri. The loss is estimated at 2500 with insurance around 1400. Officials suspect sparks from a traction engine lodged in a bird's nest in the church spire. Rumors also surface that the Cunard steamer Ulonia carrying 2200 emigrants was sunk off the Spanish coast, but this cannot be confirmed.
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Charleston
Sparke
Fiume
Cunard Line
Utonia
Assaults Girl Then Kills Her in Rural Tragedy
In Waterloo area a 17 year old girl Mina Woodcock daughter of a wealthy farmer was assaulted Thursday. Her throat was cut from ear to ear and attempts were made to burn the body in a field. The assailant remains unidentified as authorities, aided by a large force, search the region near Jim Woolcock’s home amid a wild, rugged countryside.
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Waterloo
Mian
Elnora Wootcock
Richard Woodcock
Bona
Kiran
Mina Woodcock
Grt
Jim Woolcock
Wiley Chooses New Poison Squad
The Department of Agriculture named a new twelve man Poison Squad to test foods adulterated with preservatives. The experiments aim to study effects on the human system and observe timeframes and results across different substances. The effort includes planned tests and data collection on storage and nutritional impact.
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Washington
Thorney Fhat
Tiarney
Wiley
Department of Agriculture
Nowerbay
Severe storm lashes Kansas area with damage and cold
A heavy storm near Kansas City caused hail and wind damage across Kane, Salina, Abilene, and Clay counties. Homes unroofed, windows broken, and orchards damaged as the cold front moved through. Gov’t reports note high costs and widespread disruption while fires in Mississippi and attacks on ships in Shanghai are also mentioned.
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Kane
Silea
Salina
Mercury
Gery
Abilene
Clay
Wala
Clay County
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Lone Tree Hill
Russia
Manchuria
Chipentberg
Itussia
Patel
Germaine
Crowther Woods
Willian
Amayer Nilon
Eldeat
Fimyperut Nichols
Heritiog
Alfred
Charles Peterson
Shelbyville
Alfred andMharles Heerson
Middleawarth
Irphore
Chicago
Alfred Peterson Wail Lon
Jefferson City
State Supreme Court
Thomas
J. Gildersleeve
Max Selbach
St. Louia
America
Tokin
Emerson
Port Arthur
Stoessel
Sasebo
New Mexico
Baton
SM. A
Taosiday
Colorado
Stockhla
Bayan
Comdon
Shanghai
Wines Central
Grippenberge
Kurepatkin
Earla
Gonnwel Pemon
Cagalni
Count Casaial
Petersbure
Kuroparkin
Lelwig
Stlakhe
Rosesvenghs
Heseon
Thi
Esiporar
Gilpenders
St Proemtirg
Sono Manchorion Anny
Sabharot
Chine Manutes
Stakhbe
Court of Appeals
St. Paul
Nia
United States Court of Bopoeds
Varn Wenton
United
Wenader
Unite
Wintelet Court
John 1
Dolan
Frank Garrett
Thomas I. Barrett
Ohottlee
Matias
Bard Taber
Oqarrett
St. Louie
Appella
Garett
Pollew
Democratic City Central
New York
National McKinley Memorial Association
Harald van Buren McQonigle
Canton
Ohio
Baltic
Suez Canal
Cape of Good Hope
Far East
Mojorcatkin
House of Lords
Hoger Ganetuet
Janes Stimon
Ben Deal
Povren
Lordea
Althowel
Raebingson
Harvard
Colombiana
Janzow
Hague
Andrew Caregies Pili
Texas
State Baptists In
Session
Rumor
Girl
Elnora Woodcock
Doctor Wiley
Lew Urker
New York City
Sturgis
Starkville
Q. KE
Galeoran
Sturgea
Weat River
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