Lena Russian cruiser at San Francisco faces port stay or dismantling
The Lena arrived at San Francisco likely from Vladivostok and faces government orders to depart within a set time or be dismantled if repairs can not be completed. Officials seek thorough expert tests on boilers and hull to determine seaworthiness and possible temporary repairs or internment during the Russo Japanese war.
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Special Tone
Oyster Bay
L. 1
Russia
Lena
San Francisco
Vladdivostok
Eithe
Roosevelt
American Pacific Squadron
United States Steamboat Inspection
State Department
Ena
Takahira
Japan
Washington
Navy
Treasury
Commerce and Labor
Adee
Hay
Admiral Goodrich
Unionron
Goodrich
Atlee
Pillsbury
Navy Department
Golden Gate
Stratton
K. Bulger
United States
United States Navy
St Petersburg
Admiralty
Skrydloff
Vladivostok
Foreign Office
Traveling man leaps to death in hotel fall
J P Fenton a traveling man from Philadelphia died after leaping from a second story window at the Butler hotel in Boone on Tuesday. He struck his head and the impact drove his head through a cellar door. He was 40 years old and unmarried.
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Boone, Ja
J. P Fenton
Philadelphia
Butler Hotel
Flo
Rockefeller gives additional fifty thousand to YWCA building
John D Rockefeller of Cleveland adds 50000 more to the Young Women's Christian Association project taking his total gift to 100000. In Troy New York a dynamite blast struck the West Side foundry at Watervliet causing extensive damage and injuring a worker. The incident follows a period of ongoing strikes by the foundry employees. A pacer owned by W Savage of Minneapolis is reported ill in Topeka Kansas as part of scattered horse news.
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Cleveland
John D Rockefeller
Young Women » Christian Association
Rockefeller
Troy
N. Y
West Side
Watervlfet
MASKED MEN HOLD UP TRAIN NEAR LETTS IOWA
Five armed bandits halted a night train near Letts Iowa blowing the safe and taking contents though no money was confirmed. Reports say $10 000 to $20 000 secured. Pursuit by three special trains and mounted officers spreads across Muscatine West Liberty and Davenport as bloodhounds scour miles. The robbers fled toward Columbus Junction leaving the engine near Whiskey Hollow after a volley of shots.
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The
Journal
Des Moines
Hook Island
Letts
Muscatine
West Liberty
Davenport
Columbus Junction
Columbus
Whiskey Hollow
Fruitland
Chicago
Kansas City
Interparliamentary Union Seeks Immediate Action in War
At the second session in St Louis 15 national parliaments adopt two resolutions urging world powers to intervene now in the Russian Japanese conflict and inviting a second Hague conference session with a call to President Roosevelt. Count Goblet d Alviella pushes for immediate intervention and joint action by powers.
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St Louis
Interparliamentary Union
Roosevelt
Far East
Count Goblet d’ Alviella
Belgium
United States
Mediator Asmi Praised for Adroit Conference Link
Delegates lauded the mediation approach of Asmi for the smooth flow between formal wording and the Juturmai suggestion, noting effective communication and collaborative tone.
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Eader
Asmi
A Mother's Love Helps Prisoner Escape in Virginia
Wies Gibson, a south berry inmate in Lee County Jail at Jonesville, fled Monday en route to Richmond to begin a five year robbery sentence. He escaped while disguised in his mother's clothes who bid him farewell, and was found missing after a fellow prisoner noticed the mother in garments her son wore.
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Brists Va
Wies Gibson
Berry
Lee County
Jonesville
Richmona
Gibson
Farmer Kills Reverend Hatter in County Quarrel
A neighboring farmer, Johnson Elliott, shot and killed Reverend H. W. Hatter, a minister of the Christian church, Tuesday over a quarrel about a road site. The incident occurred near Poplar Hill in Liberty county.
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UW Hatter
Poplar Hill
Johnson Elliott
Hatter
The
Christian Church
Parker Plans New York Campaign Visit After Maine Victory
Judge Parker, buoyed by Maine results, likely to visit New York to discuss campaign strategy and improve headquarters relations. Dismissed as a routine trip, it is seen as a move to energize supporters and adjust methods in key states.
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Esopus N . S
Juepe Paver
Ne 1Sop
Noameng
Judeoge
Turreers
New York
Lutel
l + cal
National Committee
Parker
Newark
Rosemount
Trade boom at 99 Merchants boosts city economy
Indications point to excellent trade from now till after Christmas as shops employ large forces of men paid weekly in thousands of dollars. Much of this money is spent by storekeepers in the city through advertising in The Journal.
Russian Front Communications Delay Stir Public Anger
St Petersburg reports a wide delay in official details on the Liaoyang battle and Mukden front conditions. Suppressed news fuels alarmist rumors while authorities say rains halt operations and Kuropatkin may withdraw with 50,000 to defend Mukden.
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St. Petersburg
Liaoyang
St Petersburg
Kuropatkin
Mukden
Kuropathin
China
Japan
Manchuria
Peking
Rauslan Gorse
Muhkden
Governor Garvin Effort to Amend State Constitution Fails
Providence Rhode Island September 14. Gov Garvin sought three amendments to the state constitution governing initiative veto power and city council voting. The special session failed to act on any proposal after spirited debate in both houses. A resolution condemning the governor for calling the extra session was adopted, and adjournment until November 15 was urged.
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Providence
R.1
Garvin
Genera Assembly
Siiness
House
World's Fair Produces Another Payment
Special to the Journal from St Louis Missouri reports President Francis has signed a warrant for 5000 dollars the regular semi monthly payment on the government loan of 346000000. The warrant was sent to the bill and the money will be paid into the St Louis sub treasurer today.
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St Louie Mo
Francis
St Louis
Nomination Report on Stephen Po Punn for Congress
Bas City Mish ae pr 14 reports that the Democratic party convention unanimously nominates Stephen Po Punn of West Baden for Congress. The document notes party backing and designation as the candidate.
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Bas City
Dem Ora
Stephen Po Punn
West Baw
Deadly Tenement Fire Claims Many Lives In Panic
A New York tenement fire killed six members of one family and three others, with seven more people rescued by police and firefighters. Bravery on ladders and from within the building saved dozens as flames fed from an incendiary origin. The Konovitsch family perished among the dead. an unidentified man was found on the roof. Many residents were injured from jumping or smoke inhalation. the financial loss was small.
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New York
Burriely
Onda Konovitsch
Anna Konovitsch
Konovitsch
Russians Fortify Tie Pass South of Hun River
Gen Oyama confirms a large Russian force gathering south of the Hun river with fortifications on both Lao river heights near Tie Pass. Tageblatt reports Russian south of Tie Pass and Japanese advance only six miles north of Liao Yang. engagement expected soon.
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Jukio
Japan
Oyama
Tie Pass
Berlin
Tageblatt
Liao Yang
Convention Called Off in Michigan Primary Reform Movement
The reform Republican convention planned for today in Grand Rapids has been canceled. The movement’s supporters largely shift influence to W N Ferris of Big Rapids, the Democratic candidate for governor.
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Detroit
Grand Rapids
W N Ferris
Big Rapids
Cold Storage Plant Fire Causes Partial Insurance Loss
A fire at a cold storage plant in New Jersey caused substantial damage and declared a partial insurance claim. Investigations indicate the blaze destroyed or damaged large quantities of food products and other materials stored inside the facility.
Formally Opening the Republican Campaign Event
The Republican nominee for president will formally open the campaign in Broof's4 on September 27 with a formal ceremony and remarks to kick off the campaign. The event marks the official start of the campaign trail leading to the election.
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Fatrhanta
Fer S
National league games tally in Cincinnati Boston and Brooklyn
National league Tuesday results show Cincinnati split with Pittsburg 7 2 and 4 7 3 wins. Boston defeated New York 8 6 1 and 5 10 2 while Brooklyn beat Philadelphia 6 6 1. American league play at Philadelphia and Toled0 Columbus and Louisville Indianapolis also reported rain affected and regular results.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Boston
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Toledo
Columbus
Louisville
Indianapolis
Vetsrah Conductor Dead
Hartford Wisconsin September 14 James A M Wilson one of the oldest conductors on the St Paul road died Tuesday at age 70 He was well known to railway circles throughout the northwest
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Vetsrah
Hartford
Wis
Jamesa M. Wilson
St Paul Road
Northwest
Fragmentary Note on Schoolmaster and Society Exchange
A damaged OCR fragment references a schoolmaster and social exchange phrases. It hints at a conversation about not revealing all you know and a peculiar “neat egg” tie. The text appears as stray dialogue without clear event or context.
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