Japanese Soldiers Threaten Revolt Over Peace Concessions
New York dispatch reports growing dismay in the Japanese army over peace terms with Russia. Officers, including Nogi Kodama Oyama’s staff, fear gains have vanished amid promises enforceable only by further conflict. Demobilization arrangements begin as supplies halt and evacuation is anticipated by February.
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Scrious News Association
Newa
Nogi
Japan
Baron Komura
Hoo Hoos Elect Scrippa News Association Leader
Portland group selects A BiInman as president and Snark of the Universe Kinshamy City chosen as next convention site in today’s election.
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Scrippa News Association
Portland
The
Hoo Hoos
BiInman
Snark of the Universe
Kinshamy City
Oil Advances in Scrippa Newa Association Report
Standard Oil Co reports gains as all grades of oil advance today in the Pit te bar g market with notable activity from major suppliers and traders.
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Scrippa Newa Association
Pittebarg
Standard Oil Co
Yellow fever cases rise in multiple cities
Reports from Michigan and New Orleans note new infections and a fatality linked to yellow fever. A Ruselan peddler traveling toward Pensacola sickened in the woods and died, while New Orleans records add a death amidst twelve new cases.
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Pensacola
Fla
Roosevelt Agents Pachar Obaire Sale At Peace Talks
President Roosevelt through his agents handled the obaire for 40 each needed by Witte and Kémara during deliberations at the peace conference with agents of Scrippe News Association Portamouth.
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Scrippe News Association
Portamouth
Roosevelt
Attorney Ends Argument on Mr Taggerts Liquor Addiction
Wooster reporter notes the attorney for Mr Tagg concluded his argument today. The core of his speech defended the theory that Mr Taggert was addicted to alcohol.
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Scripps News Association
Wooster
Sept
Lu—Smyeer
Tagg
Art
Iorden
Cholera Outbreak Hits Fourth Regiment Quarantine Declared
Cholera appeared in the Fourth regiment with one soldier dead and the unit placed under quarantine. Three more deaths reported at Broerg today, underscoring a growing health crisis among troops.
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Eripps
Henry W Muzer Electrocuted for May Murder
Henry W Muzer, a farm hand, was electrocuted this morning in Auborn New York for the murder of his sweetheart alleged on May 12 last. The execution follows swift legal action and ends a case stirred by the brutal crime.
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Heripps News Association
Auborn
N. Y
Henry W. Muzer
Roosevelt to visit New Orleans in October as planned
Secretary Lowb confirms that President Roosevelt will keep his October engagement in New Orleans despite pressure to cancel. The Progressive Union announcement emphasizes the visit remains on schedule for the city event.
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New Orleans
Lowb
Progressive Union
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Guests at Pekin Dowager Empress Visit
A party of fifty including Miss Roosevelt General Gorbin and Rear Admiral Train arrived at Pekin to visit the Dowager Empress Serippa. Miss Roosevelt will be the Dowager Empress guest at her summer palace located twelve miles northwest of Pekin.
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Private School Opens Under Prof Hookenberry in White Building
The new private school, run by Prof H J Hookenberry, opened yesterday in the White building with a sizable turnout. It aims to offer collegiate instruction to local students who had previously sought schooling outside town. Attendance is expected to grow as country students relocate and Portland residents return.
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Hookenbirey
Florence
Portland
Pat Crowe Spotted in Lincoln as Police Close In
Crowe seen in Lincoln Neb where police expect capture by night. A Metcalfe Bryson associate editor received a call. Crowe denied kidnapping charges and claimed innocence. Metcalfe alerted authorities after the late night call.
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Lincoln
Neb
Pat Crowe
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Metcalfe
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Metcalia
Plenipotentiary Witte Sails for Europe
Plenipotentiary Witte sails from New York aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm for Europe this afternoon. He thanks the American public for interest in the Russian mission and remarks that the pen is mightier than the sword, praising improved expression.
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New York
Witte Cailed
Europe
Catholic Federation Unites Catholic Societies Plan Aims Bond
The American Federation of Catholic societies plans a unifying strategy for all Catholic groups in the United States. The movement represents fifteen million Catholics and is being developed by the federation’s executive committee.
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Cincinnates Boot 12
Casatholic
United States
American Federation of Catholic Pas Cieties
Chicago Markets Chicago Bapt 12
Chicago grain market shows mixed prices with wheat and corn trading patterns appearing uncertain. Investors watch near-term supply and demand signals as prices show slight shifts amid fluctuating futures activity.
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Scripps News Association
Chicago
New York Life Treasurer Resumes Stand in Probe
Edmund Randolph, treasurer of New York Life, testifies about the finance committee report on stock sales tied to Prussia business demands. He defends a colored messenger used to "borrow" funds to meet requirements and discusses ledger records and Union Pacific holdings in a lingering investigation.
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Edmund Randolph
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Rendolph
Chicago
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Etook
Milton
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Oon
Randolph
Haghee
Union Pacific
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Blaze destroys machinery building at Utah State College
A fire at the State Agricultural College in Logan Utah engulfed the mechanical arts building early today totally destroying it. Loss is estimated at $50 000 and authorities suspect incendiary origin.
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Balt Lake
State Agricultural College
Logan
Utah
Fie
Loos
Mikasa Sinks After Magazine Explodes. 509 Lost
Tokio reports the Japanese battleship Mikasa sank after a magazine explosion triggered by a fire. Nearly all on board perished, including detachments from other ships. Togo was not aboard. Rescue efforts failed as flames spread and the vessel quickly foundered after the blast.
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