Japan Ready To Send 70 Thousand To Aid in China
Hankow reports ongoing fighting between rebel and imperial forces with expectations of sustained conflict for days. Rebels ran low on ammunition but are receiving more supplies. a large Japanese force of seventy thousand is planned to move to China to protect foreign interests, with ships dispatched to Munkow.
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Hankow
China
Imperi
Tokio
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Seversl
Munkow
Rebels Claim Victory After Two Day Hankow Battle
Reports from Hankow indicate a two day clash between rebels and imperial forces ended with the rebels defeating the government army. Observers suggest government troops may have defected to the revolutionaries.
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Pekinchina
Get
Hankow
International War Possible Declared By Retired Admiral Evins
Rear Admiral Evins of the United States Navy predicts the Chinese revolution will fail due to funds, organization, and national spirit deficiencies. He says regardless of outcome, the upheaval could draw nations into a bloody wider conflict. He warned Feeland may retaliate against Chinese trade and Japan could be informed as well.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Admir Roblin JD Evins
United States Navy
Beleves
Feeland
Ike
Jipan
Refugee Claims Manchu Men Women and Children Abducted
Shanghai dispatch reports that Wu Chang refugees allege rebels abducted Manchu men women and children in Hankow and Kang Yang. They state large elites remain un-surrendered while smaller groups are ransomed or killed amid ongoing turmoil.
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Cot
Shanghai
Wu Chang
Hankow
Kang Yang
Ban Frenches Ching rebels claim FLO 600 loans exhausted
Ban Frenches reports $100,000 donated to the rebellion as Ching revolutionists agents here say the FLO 600 loan certificates will be exhausted by next week and funds are being forwarded from across the coast.
World Series Game Postponed Due to Rain
Philadelphia October 19. Rain again fell today forcing the National Baseball Commission to postpone the fourth game of the world championship series between the New York Giants and the Philadelphia Athletics. Weather clears but field remains poor. fair weather expected tomorrow with rest seen as an advantage for the Giants.
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Ticht Ralne
National Baseball Commission
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Philadelphia
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New York
Secretary Wilson Resigns Reported to Taft
Bulletin from Washington notes that Secretary Wilson of the agricultural department has submitted his resignation to President Taft to take effect November 16. The report is unconfirmed.
Tidal Wave Strikes Mexican Towns Sear Tepic
Mexico City report Oct 19 describes another tidal wave that destroyed San Blase and Sthaultane in Tepic state. Combined population of about 5,000. Communications with Tepic cut off and initial death toll feared to be high.
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Mexico City
San Blase
Sthaultane
Tepic
Navy Mobilizes Greatest Fleet Show for Demonstration
Secretary Von Meyer said the mobilization of the largest US fleet ever assembled is to demonstrate navy preparedness and impress the public. At New York on October 31 and November 1, 162 ships from submarines to dreadnoughts will gather under Rear Admiral Qaterkins. The Pacific fleet will assemble at Los Angeles under Rear Admiral Thomas.
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United Press Association Newspayern Today
von Meyer
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Ftery
New York
von Meryer
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Qaterkins
Pacific
Los Angeles
California
Thomas
Man May Have Killed Four Families in Several States
Elteworth Kane Oct 19. Police push to capture Charles Marayek, suspected in the Showman family killings and tied to Colorado Springs sextuple murder and Monmouth family deaths. His former wife swears Marayek was in Colorado Springs during Wayne and Burnham murders and is well known in Monmouth.
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Kane
Charles Mars Yck
Showman
Colorado Springs
Monmouth
Marayek
Wayne and Burnham
Ready for Season s 1st Football Game
Preparations for the season opening football game include listed players for Rugg to Hinderman with Ferguson and Brock ready to fill in as needed. A high school bonfire rally and a dance for the visiting team accompany the event set for 2 90 o'clock with student enthusiasm likely to stir city quiet.
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Nivale
Fish
Ericiron
kWuark
Coneh
Lytle
Prictios Yaaperday
Rugg
Cribs
Two Found Dead After Crab Dinner Poison Suspected
Seattle authorities report Mr and Mrs N P L Duncan were found dead in their room on Twenty fourth avenue after a crab meal. Police suspect poisoning as the cause, with investigators examining the scene for clues.
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Wash
Mra. N
Duncan
Twenty-fourth Avenue
British Move Reported to Annex Egypt
London dispatch says Egypt will soon be formally annexed by the British empire, a claim noted by financiers. The foreign office issues a perfunctory denial, leaving the rumor unresolved.
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Fngling
Egypre
London
Egypt
Foreign Office
Taft weighs Wickersham for Supreme Court seat
Taft considers Attorney General Wickersham a leading candidate for the vacant Supreme Court seat created by Justice Harlan's death. The choice risks criticism over his Wall Street ties, but Taft believes the public can be persuaded to accept him as a trust-broker on the high court.
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Mont
Wickersham
United States
One
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Taft
Thart
Flehoer
Department of the Interior
War Stimson
Lehman
Thomas Mireghall
New York
Warrington
Cincinnti
Mprearden
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Wickerslam
Haa
Watt
Lincoln
Neb
White Chief
Justce
United States Supreme Court
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Brown
White
Huplan
Bryan
Aughes
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Hughes
Polk and Clark Clash Over Political Strength
St Louis Oct 12 Former Governor Folk openly defies Speaker Clark to test strength at Missouri state primaries. Supporters of Folk and Clark declare war as they seek endorsements from their favorites ahead of the primaries.
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Mon
Clark
Missouri
Joseph Folk
Folk
Navy Bureau Heads Change in January
Washington Oct 1 Commander Mrs Andrews aide to the secretary of the navy will head the Bureau of Navigation in the Navy Department starting January 1. She will succeed Rear Admiral Reginald Nicholson, who becomes chief in command of the Atlantic fleet.
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Mrs Andrews
Secretary of the Navy
Bureal of
Reginald
Vancouver Man Sentenced to Death for Kin Killing
Vancouver report says a Japanese named Ishi was found guilty of killing his countryman Kobayashi at a Me Ta moral venue on June 11. Death sentence pronounced last night with execution set for December day at New Westminster, amid tremor.
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Vancouver
B.C
Ishi
Kobayashi
Taimoral Variery
New Weetwinieter
Doctor Surprises Friends with Secret Wedding
Dr Edward C Parker a city physician wed nurse Florence M Simmons without notice at Rev J M Cornelison 517 Union St. The pair left on honeymoon aboard No 17 to Portland Seattle and other cities returning in about ten days. A Walla Walla report notes Mark Nelson won a local Round-Up event.
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Edward C. Parker
Florance M. Simmons
J. M. Cornelison
Union Street
Ontario
St. Anthony's
Parker
Portland
Seattle
Chris Lewis Convicted In Immoral Acts Case In Portland
Chris Lewis dubbed the Greek who lured a local young matron, Mrs Trace Dijlman, from Walla Walla to engage in immoral acts. A Portland federal court jury found him guilty on four counts. punishment to be imposed after Saturday. The victim’s husband and father learned of the ordeal. Lewis was arrested after authorities uncovered the scheme led by La Grande officials and Special Agent James Garner.
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Trace Dijlman
Wall Wallhead
Willa Wallt
Lia Grande
Portland
Mr. Tithman
Walla Walla
Lewla
Garlon City
Agath
Ginly
Tlewis
la Grindes
United States Court
Vida Johnston
Tawis
la Grandes
James Garner
Department of Justice
Henderson
Oregon
War News: Mexico Guatemala border clash feared
Oct 19 report says war between Mexico and Guatemala is imminent. Mexican troops are rushed to the southern border to defend against invasion. President Cabrera of Guatemala and General Reyes are said to be coordinating a revolution.
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Mexico
Guatamala
Cabrera
Guatumals
Reyes
Taft reception cool at Butte in Montana visit
President Taft arrived in Butte and faced a chilly reception with no official welcome. Mayor Duncan refused to meet him, prompting journalist intervention to secure a Governor Norris appearance. Taft spoke at the Broadway theater after breakfast at the Silver Bow hotel, then proceeded to Bozeman, Livingston, and Billings.
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Mont
California
Taft
Werther
Duncan
Lo Real
Tufts
Norris
Mr. Taft
Silver Bow Hitel
Broidway Theater
Bozeman
Livingston
Billings
Tragic Auto Crash Claims San Francisco Woman
Mrs. I. J. Evans of San Francisco was killed almost instantly when an automobile crash near San Rafael turned into a ditch. Her daughter-in-law Mrs. EB. A. Evans and Mrs. John Finn of Mil Valley were seriously injured. Mr. Evans, 64, suffered a fractured skull and died before help arrived.
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Cal
I. J. Evans
San Francisco
EB. A. Evans
John Finn
Mil Valley
Evans
Hein
Freight train incident near Ressburg investigated
Forty four air crew members were aboard a freight train heading south last night as officials remained silent and unionists denied involvement in the incident.
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Ressburg
Det
Air Howe
Round-Up Moving Pictures Arrive in Pendleton
Fresh from Walla Walla the Round-Up moving pictures arrived in Pendleton with Chick Nelson and will show at the Grid theater for four days. Reports claim the films, touted as the greatest of their kind in the town, drew crowds from opening hours with many entering the theater. Managers urge locals who can attend more than once to allow all to witness the limited engagement, with afternoon shows favored to spread attendance. Continuous showings are scheduled daily through Saturday and Sunday, including a Saturday morning children’s matinee at 10 o clock.
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Pendleton
Chick Nelson
Weir
Cliffy
Intialty
Maby Belne
Ti le
Court sets hearing in initiative case involving Oregon law
Solem and others report telegrams from the state’s legal team stating the United States Supreme Court will hear the case October 20. Attorneys General Crawford will fly to Washington to defend the law, arguing the measure is constitutional and vital to similar statutes in other states.
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Solem
United States Supreme Court
Crawford
Waashington
Oregon
Judge Bordwell Faces Jury Ruling On Times Explosion Case
In Los Angeles Hall of Records on October 19 Judge Bordwell awaits a ruling on juror eligibility in a case tied to the Times explosion. The defense seeks to disqualify several jurors while two prospective jurors express partial beliefs about the bombing and innocence of the McNamaras, with a key question on dynamite claims pending.
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Los Angeles
Bordwell
Times
McNamara Brothers
Ion T
E. (. Robinson
F. D. Green
Robinson
Davis
E. J. Stowers
Jessen
McKee
MccNamiuras
Showers
Teddy Roosevelt to observe silence in national campaign
Richmond Oct 19 The former President Theodore Roosevelt will observe strict silence during the coming national campaign. A letter to Congressman Moore of Philadelphia, president of the Atlantic Deep Water association, says Roosevelt declined to attend the meeting and address it and wishes to avoid making speeches from now on.
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Richmond
Theodore Roosevelt
Moore
Philadelphia
Atlantic Deep Water-wig Association
Roosevelt
Artillery Captain Commits Death by His Own Action
Leavenworth Oct 19 Captain W Bot Carr of the Sixth Artillery committed death by his own action yesterday. No reason for his act was learned.
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Leavenworth
W. Bot Carr
Artilery
Yarders Divorce After Fatal Shooting At Dance
Mrs. Yarders was granted a divorce here after a public dance participation. The report describes a fatal shooting when a man, identified as Deardses, shot his former wife and died from his own actions. The fragment cites Elmo Yarders as week’s record holder and mentions accompanying relatives.
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Divores
Monter
Cire
Til
Elmo Yarders
San Frandee Oot dies in Oakland at age 30
San Frandee Oot, longtime sporting editor of the San Fronesco Chronies known for turf coverage, died yesterday in Oakland after a lengthy illness. He had served twenty years in the field and was a respected figure in Western sports journalism.
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San Frandee
Ben Benjamin
San Fronesco Chronies
Asapatarhim
Oakland
Los Angilies Military Report On Navy Armament
A garbled report notes United States revenue cutters to be equipped with six pounder rapid fire guns. Four pieces to be mounted on each ship with crew training under navy regulations.
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United State Revenue
Tieury TH Loses by Fire in La Grane Home Destroyed
A garbled report states Henry Hill’s home, that of his son, was destroyed by fire late on a Vestern evening. The blaze caused extensive damage, with partial insurance coverage noted and fears for the family. The incident appears linked to a VM ieee event but remains unclear in details.
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Jobo
la Grane
Henry Hill
Vester Jie
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