Stranger Dies After intoxicated crash near Cozad
A man about 35 from outside Cozad was jailed after an alcohol fueled collision, released, then found dead on the road five miles from Cozad with a head injury implying wagon impact. His team was located about a mile away.
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Cozad
Burt Wilsey
Creston
Andrew Hambelling
Hlamlings
Hamling
Sterling
Grand Army of the Republic Post
Woman's Reclief Corps
Nebraska
John 31 Thurston
Breckinridge cries fraud in Kentucky nomination battle
Col Breckenridge declares he won a majority of legal Democratic votes in the district and that fraud was practiced in several counties. He denounces a judge's order, criticizes Owens and Georgetown college, and says he will contest outcomes only through district committee actions once declared the nominee.
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Lexington
Breckinridge
District
Democratic Committee
New York
Kentucky
Fourteenth Judicial District
Wens
Scott County
Fayette
Franklin
Georgetown College
Georgetown
Owens
Mrs. Willie K. Vanderbilt Orders Newport Palace Restored
In New York 19 Sept rumors rise as Mrs. Willie K. Vanderbilt orders the Marble Palace at Newport put in order with house keeper Mrs. Bolliet overseeing. Speculation spreads about her plans, including a Rhode Island move for divorce or reconciliation with her husband.
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Paemonas Mirble Palace
Newport
New York
Willie K. Vanderbilt
Marble Palace
Bolliet
South Dakota
Hurricane Sweeps Jennings and Mining Oklahoma Towns
A hurricane struck Penny Oklahoma on September 19 blowing fifty houses to rubble. A young woman and two children were killed with several injured. Fires started in Mining with extensive damage as the town lies forty miles from the nearest railroad. details are scarce.
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Penny
Jennings
Mining
Here
Kansas Daughters of the King at Salina Convention
At Salina Kansas today the Kansas Episcopal convention heard Rev C Rowland Will of Hutchinson and papers by Miss Davidson of Kansas City and Dean Millspaugh of Topeka before the Daughters of the King. Officers elected for the year include Mrs J I Wolpins of Atchison diocesan secretary and Rev C Rowland Mill of Hutchinson chaplain. Tomorrow the Brotherhood of St Andrew conference will be held.
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Kansas Daughters of the King
Salina
Kan
Kansas Episcopal Convention
C. Rowland Will
Hutchinson
Miss Davidson
Kansas City
Dean Millspaugh
Topeka
Daughters of the King
Mra. J. If Woplins
Atchison
C. Rowland Mill
Iwutchinson
Import of American cattle to Switzerland debated
Washington dispatch reports a movement to import American cattle into Switzerland. Consul Eugéne Germain at Zurich says negotiations are under way to form a committee to visit America, study practicability, and buy young cattle for shipment to Switzerland.
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Washington
Switzerland
Eugéne Germain
United States
Zurich
America
Great naval battle at Corea port ends in heavy losses
Six hours of fierce combat between Chinese northern fleet and Japanese sea power near the mouth of the Yalu river. Chinese four ships sunk or burned. Japanese vessels reportedly suffer heavy losses. Chinese transports carrying 6000 troops engaged to reinforce at Moukden. Survivors and missing reported. waves of wrecks and torpedo strikes noted.
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Suawaxenar
Atu River
Gulf of Corea
Chen Yuen
King Yuen
Hao Yun
Yang Wei
Vamiral Ting
von Hanneltin
Li Hung Thang
Tyler
Corea
Hmrd
Kao Lung
Lang Hei
Admiral Ting
von Stannekin
Aite-Decamp
Li Hung Chang
Kow Shung
Wei Hai Wei
China
Port Arthur
Yalu River
Moukden
Manchuria
Tien Tain
British Tide of Sea Power Amid Yalu Battle Reports
London dispatches confirm a naval clash off the Yalu between Chinese and Japanese fleets. The Westminster Gazette notes this may be the first modern sea battle and highlights Japanese mastery of sea power aiding land gains. Admiral Ting Yuen and Chin Yuen lead the Chinese ironclads in the engagement.
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Londox
Tien Tsin
Foreign Office
China
Japan
Yalu
Westminster Gazette
Shanghai
Mahan
United States Navy
Gaj
Oe Gee
Pei Yang
Notuubrth
Sittad‘ron
Ling
Ting Yuen
Chin Yuen
Chinese and Japanese naval actions and ship details
Dispatches from Washington report naval engagements off North Korea with Chinese and Japanese losses. The article lists ships built at Stettin including armor, armament, and speeds, naming several vessels by name and origin. Other cables claim the Chinese army in Corea was allegedly annihilated at Whong Yong, per a Seoul dispatch.
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de Ibs
Wasniveton
Gresham
Orient
Tanks
North Korea
Port Arbur
Denby
Pekin
Corea
Winoster Dun
Tokio
Tonto
United States
Seoul
Whong Yong
Ying Yang
Piven
Train Robber Abrams Confesses In Jail Case
The Informer blamed. Train robber Abrams declares Time Me Daniel led them into mischief. In Meneuty Missouri on Sept 20 two captured robbers Overfield and Abrams await grand jury action. Overfield admits being present but stays silent. Abrams talks, accusing Informer Meltone and naming McDaniel as planner.
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Abrams
Daniel
Mischiet
Meneuty
Lincoln Overfield
Charles Abrams
Overfield
Meltone
McDaniel
Jianiel
Mary Desha rejoices over anti Breckinridge victory
Lexington reports a note from Mary Desha sister in law of Colonel Breckinridge thanking local women for defeating him. The letter says the result brought universal rejoicing in Ashland district and Mary Desha may not see her Lexington friends again.
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Lexington
Mra F K. Hunt
Women's anti-Breckinridge Association
Mary Desha
Breckinridge
Washington
Ashland
Japanese Victory Reported At Sing Chuen In Corea War
A Seoul dispatch dated September 10 says Japanese forces moving from Gonsan routed Chinese at Sing Chuen with heavy losses on both sides. Tokyo left for Hiroshina on September 13 as censorship relaxes. A Shanghai telegram notes six survivors from the transport Chan reaching Formosa with about 200 deaths.
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Stine Chuen
Loxpon
Seoul
Gonsan
Sing Chuen
Japan
China
Mikado
Tokio
Hiroshina
Corea
Qn E
Shanghai
Chan
Che Tung Pass
Formosa
Ping- Yang
Whech
Hong Kong
Southern Department
The
Customs Service
The Gold Reserve Rises Amid Treasury Increase
Washington reports the net cash in the treasury at $127,162,041 with the gold reserve at $16,049,524. The reserve has climbed since August from a historical low, rising over 85 million since then due to bank gold surrender, small-note exchanges, and bullion purchases in Helena Denver and Charlotte.
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Washhington
Department
Treasury
Helena Denver
Charlotte
Ncg
Colorado
Montana
Mass Textile Strike Hits Fort River Spinners and Weavers
Fort River Mars September 17 crowds fill meetings as spinners and weavers push a citywide work stoppage. About 38 000 textile workers are effectively on strike with the weavers voting to resume only at old rates, while spinner action threatens mill shutdowns until rates return.
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John O. Licey
E. J. Burdick
Norfolk
Bardick
Stella Rossman
Maud Snooks
Superior
Reform School
Richardson County
Armstrong
Institute For
Heatrice
Jennie Rehlaender
N. E Fan
Wollstenholm Sterne
Wf Lund
Odldaud
Lund
Fall River
Fort River
Mars
Weavers
Weavers Association
Music Hall
Bank Officers Accused of Theft in Utah Case
Articles filed in a United States district court allege gross fraud and mismanagement by Citizens' Bank officers in Conen Utah. Cashier C. M. Brough who also serves as Ogden mayor and President Theodore Robinson are charged with lending funds to themselves and to closely linked corporations totaling 80,060 dollars. The report notes lost December 26 with unspecified consequences.
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Conen
Utah
United States District Court
Citizens’ Bank
C. M. Brough
Theodore Robinson
Brough
Ogden
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National Commissioner of Education
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Chi Yuen
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Yung Wei
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Supreme Council of Sovereiimn Prand
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