DECISIVE BATTLE LOOMS AS RUSSIA FACES TWO JAPANESE ARMIES
Long dispatch from Fuzan reports Takushan division defeating five Russian battalions near Fen Shui Ling with about 100 Japanese casualties. Kuropatkin and Oku maneuver toward Mao Tien Ling as Japanese forces advance along Fengwangcheng Liao Yang road. Port Arthur fleet losses blamed on admiralty delays. Field Marshal Oyama now in command, pressuring Russian centers.
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Miles Likely Defeats Nomination For Prohibition Party
Indianapolis June 28 The first formal meeting of the Prohibition national convention opens with a state chairmen conference at Claypool hotel. Nomination decisions come Thursday as several candidates including General Nelson A Miles gain support while others step back. The roster includes Homer L Casile Aurel Stenierre and John G Woolley among possible nominees.
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TERRORIZED BY HOBOS IN WISCONSIN COMMUNITY
Wisconsin towns face raids by hundreds of hobos and vagrants with thefts of gardens and homes reported along the Milwaukee road line near Racine Cortes and along the lne of the Milwaukee read Readents describe depredations and disruptions in a region overrun with tramps. Included are mentions of Realdenta at Cortes and University of Michigan figures in a broader context of sensational turmoil.
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Japanese Foresee Manchuria Move and Kodama Departure
Japanese observers expect action in Manchuria as Lieutenant General Kodama and his chief of staff plan to depart for Manchuria on July 6. The move signals strategic preparations amid regional tensions.
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Loomis Mystery Deepens as Body Rumors Emerge
London reports the Loomis disappearance remains unresolved with police now saying Kent Loomis likely drowned before the vessel reached port. Hamburg dispatches offering a Cherbourg body link are unconfirmed. Dallas notes W H Ellis, a Texas black politician, previously connected to state politics and Abysinta trade affairs. Washington reports no confirmation or clues despite ongoing state department efforts.
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Disorder at Singapore canal crowds arrests follow contraband charge
A chaotic scene left many assaulted as freight cars were robbed. Ten arrests were made as detectives pursue the worst of the crowd. The canal was tied to a firm linked to contraband shipments during regional conflicts.
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Shock and tragedy in Kingston conduit accident
A conduit accident near Spanish Town Jamaica killed thirty three workers when water was suddenly released from a long West India Electric Company conduit. The crew had nearly finished sand removal when orders released water, flooding manholes and causing widespread deaths. Also reports show major league scores across national and American games and a wartime seizure of the Allanton steamer for contraband.
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Proposals and politics mix as Gray declines candidacy
Delaware judge George Gray reiterates he will not seek the presidential nomination and backs Parker if Cleveland is out. Cleveland remains his first choice, with hope that the St Louis convention nominates him or Parker if not. In Wisconsin, a manhunt for bandit John Smith expands across Trempeau County swamps. A New Jersey cyclone devastates Haledon, killing John Welding. In Alton, Edmund Beall, president of the Alton Manufacturers, is noted.
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Mrs Augusta E Stetson Christian Scientist Leader
Mrs Augusta E Stetson, one of America's best known Christian Scientists, founded New York's Met Church of Christ Scientist and headed its marble temple. She has often been cited as successor to Mrs Mary Baker Eddy as leader of the Christian movement.
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Great Sensation Storks Nest prize offered by Alton league
A local contest by the Alton Civic Improvement League promises a prize to the family first visited by a stork in its new slate Storks Nest. The report also notes housing discrimination by landlord Beall who will favor families with children in his rental policies. Other items cover an Indianapolis bookkeeper admitting embezzlement, a North American Turnerbund election in Pittsburg, a gambling house robbery in Houston, and mass layoffs at Baldwin locomotive works in Philadelphia.
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Evansville Police Chief Hecke Talks Out Amid Corruption Charges
Evansville’s Chief of Police Fred Henke prepares his case as he faces board scrutiny over alleged corruption. Reports say he plans to ignore a board decision and push charges against city officials, with impeachment possible if his claims prove true. Meanwhile witnesses are summoned for Friday’s board inquiry.
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Sensational murder case shock as wife accused
Across Chicago a chilling tale unfolds as Stephen B’s weighted corpse is identified, his wife Big Mary accused, then reappears at home amid a public furor. Neighbors, trials, and a muttered confession frame a dramatic, poisonous family saga. Officers, the court, and relatives probe the tangled clues.
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