Japs Renew Advance on Mukden with Fresh Troops
Dispatches from Liao Yang report the Japanese fourth army on the Russian left near Mukden with up to 300000 troops. Tokyo dispatches say shelling and a wide turning movement aim to cut off Kuropatkin retreat as forces concentrate between Yen Tal and Rensaipudal. Port Arthur fighting grows merciless with fears of massacre and casualties rise in ongoing clashes.
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Mukden
Rome
Liao Yang
Newchwang
Kuroki
ST. Petersburg
Kuropatkin
Rebbekampff
Sampsonoff
Yen Tal
Rensaipudal
Massive Halifax Fire Hits Waterfront Warehouses
A waterfront blaze at Halifax initiated in a Black Bros warehouse and exploded powder and dynamite as flames spread to several new structures. By morning the fire burned on and off from midnight to after 4 am and again at 10 am, destroying warehouses and harming Bryant & McDonald and Thomas Forham & Co among others.
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Halifax
Black Bros
Black Bros. & Co
Bryant & McDonald
Inter-Parliamentary Union Visit Planned in Chicago
Chicago journalist notes the Inter-Parliamentary Union visitors are hosted by city officials in Chicago. They will depart for Detroit tonight and board a boat to Buffalo on Tuesday, continuing their itinerary.
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Chicago
Thia
Inter-Parlamentary Union
Detroit
Buffalo
Death of Prince Herbert Biamarck in Berlin
Princes Herbert Biamarck dies at 16 o clock yesterday morning in Berlin. He was the eldest son of the late Prince Biamarck and born December 28, 1849. He married Margaret countess in 1892 and lived in retirement since 1890. He served as a Reichstag independent and was minister of foreign affairs during his father’s tenure.
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Herbert Biamarck
Prince Herbert
Prince Biamarck
Berlin
Margaret
Countess of
Reichstag
Ben Co Ingens
Fortune Estimated at Four Million Passes to Young Heir
The estate valued at about 4 million dollars will pass to Otto, a seven year old son, as sole heir. The distribution follows the decedent's will and governs custody of the fortune until Otto reaches maturity.
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Otto
Death of George Manners Astley Baron of Hastings
George Manners Astley, the twentieth baron of Hastings, died today in London. He was a well known figure in sporting circles and held prominence in society.
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London
George Manners Astley
Baron of
Hastings
Nobleman Murdered in Lisbon Mystery Case
Viscount Costello Berghes, a royal official in Lisbon, was found murdered today. His jewels are missing and high officials call the crime a serious royal intrigue amid rumors of a security lapse and political tension.
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Tello Berghes
Bussell Alleges Double Crossing By Thiel Detectives
In a superior court filing Bussell counterclaims against Thiel Detective Service for 460.15 alleging the firm’s services were useless and harmed him by secretive informing of rival detective W. H. Barr. He asserts 444.75 in rail and Pullman fares were wrongfully charged and that Thiel factors used company tickets for spotting. He seeks 3,000 in damages for alleged injuries.
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C. B. Bussell
Thiel Detective Service Company
Iesuit
Russell
Bussell
Thiel
W. H. Barr
Barr
Hassell
Buswell
Renson
Hart
Won His Suit Against Beattle Electric Members
John Bjorkland formerly with Beattle Electric Employees Association recovered the full amount sued for after proving his illness entitled him to weekly installments. The association had claimed membership fraud, but Bjorkland established entitlement to the beneficial provisions of the union.
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Ohn
Bjorkland
Beattle Electric Company
Local piano dealer sues over $50,000 libel claim
G W Cline of Puget Sound sues D R Johnston Piano Co in superior court alleging defamatory circulars damaged his business. He alleges the rival firm misrepresented pianos from York as factory priced by deceptive names and prices. Cline, backed by attorney Harrison Bostwick and Col Robert Tindnay, seeks remedy.
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G. W. Cline
Dr. Johnston Piano Company
Superior Court
Cline
Haines Piano Company
Rochester
N. Y
Puget Sound
D. 8. Johnston Company
York
Piano Boass
Harrison ,Bostwick
Col
Robert Tindnay
RUSH WORK ON WYOMING NAVY SHIP AT PUGET SOUND
Special to The Star Bremerton Sept 19 Notwithstanding a denial work continues day and night on the USS Wyoming at Puget Sound navy yard to prepare for possible cruise. Orders from Washington require rapid readiness after the Lena incident in Frisco.
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Bremerton
Wyoming
Naval
Navy Department
San Francisco
Russia Objects to Anglo Tibetan Treaty
Berlin reports the foreign office has learned that Russia will refuse to recognize the Anglo Tibetan treaty on demolishing Tibetan strongholds and maintaining British rights in Tibet. The move could create a serious international situation.
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Berlin
Foreign Office
Russia
Tibet
Nations Prepare Ministers for King Peter Coronation
Belgrade reports that all powers except Russia have told their ministers to attend King Peter's coronation next Wednesday. Russia's action has sparked a strong reaction among observers and governments worldwide.
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Belgrade
Servia
Russia
Peter
Four men fined for drunkenness by Police Judge
Jus Johnson steam fitter and J M Loughry carpenter each fined 10 dollars for drunkenness by Police Judge George this morning. John Bright Indian laborer also fined 10 dollars. William David Indian policeman fined 15 dollars. Officers found them intoxicated on the sandbar with a large pall of beer passed around. They pleaded leniency citing ignorance of federal liquor statute. Loughry had served on the last grand jury and testified against Street Preacher Nelson and Pauline Smith.
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Jus Johnson
J. M. Loughry
George
John Bright
William David
Peterson, Helms
Knees Ry
Loughry
Nelson
Pauline Smith
Veiled Local News Notice From Esopus
George Redford veteran flagman at the Keopus station died at 1 o'clock this morning of heart disease in Esopus New York His death follows a day of peculiar political rumors and a brief reference to Bel ford as a nearby town candidate area The item is fragmentary and includes garbled text about votes and Parker without clear context or attribution.
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Esopus
N. Y
George Redford
Keopus
Belford
Fairbanks Plans Speaking Tour From Dover to Baltimore
Senator Fairbanks left Philadelphia area early this morning for Dover Delaware where he addresses a gathering this afternoon. He attends a Wilmington meeting tonight then speaks in Baltimore tomorrow. Accompanied by Senator Dolliver he proceeds to Reading Pennsylvania and then heads to the Pacific coast on September 23 from Chicago.
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Fairbanks
Pennsylvania Railroad
Dover
Del
Wilmington
Baltimore
Reading
Dolliver
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Condemnation Proceedings Seen Over Municipal Lighting Pole Line
The Kent Mill Company seeks to block the project by selling land for the line and fights a venue change in Superior Court before Judge Griffin. It claims prejudicial Star coverage tainted local taxpayers and questions the jury pool's impartiality.
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Griffin
Superior Court
Kent Mill Company
The
Star
Sparby Shooting Emerges From Spokane Case
Ambiguous OCR note from KPORP Washington reports a fatal or critical shooting involving a person named Sparby and an alleged shooter named John Val. The fragment suggests investigation or immediate police action near Sept 19. Further details are unreadable in the damaged text.
Work Resumes on Brooklyn Sewer Contract
Dissolution of the superior court injunction allows Thomas I. Peter sen to restart the Brooklyn sewer project this morning. About 100 men will be employed until completion, reviving work after a layoff wave.
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Brooklyn
Thomas I. Petersen
Petersen
Witepa
Ower
I Shaw
Saloonkeeper Injures Hand In Accidental Gun Discharge
Charl hke a saloonkeeper living on eventh avenue shot his left hand while at a reception to Pike street. Mischke, on his way home, stopped to show his revolver to friends. He believed the safety was on but it was not, the gun fired, tearing through his hand.
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Bryans Landing
Charl Hke
Eventh Avenue
Pike Street
Mischke
Volver
Mische
Arrest of Lee Davis on disorderly conduct charge
Patrolman Jack King arrested Lee Davis on a disorderly charge after a confrontation near the headquarters. Davis reportedly slashed clothing during the struggle but was overpowered before injuring the officer. Investigators are reviewing Davis' record for potential more serious charges.
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Lee Davis
Jack King Rowly
Davis
Davie
Three Men Arrested After Sandspit Robbery Claim
Morton Penn, Arthur Jackson and William Tyler were arrested yesterday afternoon after allegedly stealing 148 dollars from an Indian who was camping on the sandspit with a companion. The suspects were recognized as possessing money after Indians returned from hop picking. The case will be held for thorough investigation.
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Morton Penn
Arthur Jackson
William Tyler
Big Equaw
Jealous suitor fatally shoots girl then takes own life
In Vancouver British Columbia on September 19 Joe Nicey shot 15 year old Daisy Cappell after she refused marriage and then killed himself. Police say Nicey had been pursuing the girl and the tragedy ends a troubled courtship.
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Vancouver
B. C
Joe Nicey
Daisy Cappell
Nicey
Odd Fellows Open Eightieth Session in San Francisco
The sovereign grand lodge of the Odd Fellows opens its eightieth session in San Francisco after a reception for grand officers at the Lyceum theater. Patriarchs militant in full uniform escort officials to Native Sons hall where sessions will occur with a concert at Mechanics Pavilion and a grand reception at the pavilion tonight. Deputy Grand Sire Robert Wright ill but expected to attend and consent to the elevation of grand fireship. Morning session starts with four reports and resolutions. Boston Cincinnati and New Orleans are bidding for the next gathering.
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Scrippe News Ass
San Francisco
Sovereign Grand Lodge of the Odd Fellows
Lyceum
Native Sons’ Hall
Mechanics’ Pavilion
Robert Wright
Boseton
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Unclear OCR Item from York and Monterey Reports
Fragmentary notes place York Pennsylvania names Schall Foundry and Miss Nethie Gallmatt with wine loft notes and fuel work. Monterey California mentions a two masted schooner WM San loranoteco off Point 4 with a rock and a leak.
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Schall
Nethie-Gallmatt
Monterey
Cal
San Loranoteco
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