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Newspaper

The Dakota Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1904

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Wisconsin Supreme Court Holds Regularity Battle In Republican Ticket

The Wisconsin supreme court opened to hear the contest over the Republican ticket's regularity. Attorneys for La Follette objected to amendments while anti third termers argued the national committee governs party matters. The day focused on authority between state central, national committees and conventions amid fusion talks and potential renomination of Governor Toole.

Madison Wis Supreme Court Old State Central Committee H. W. Chynoweth la Follette Olin Chynoweth National Committee Supreme George G. Greene Green Bay Republican National Committee State Central Committee National Committee Credentials Committee Nnal Heinze Butte Toole

Peabody Nominated by Republicans in Colorado Convention

In Denver on September 15 the Colorado Republican convention renominated Governor James H. Peabody with a strong law and order platform. Former Senator Samuel V. Newell was urged to withdraw from the gubernatorial race but declined, signaling he would not accept acclamation.

Colorado Denver James H. Peabody Samuel V. Newell Gilpin Peabody

Montana Democrats Rally Amid Toole Nomination Prospects

Montana Democrats meet as Governor Toole appears set for renomination amid party activity. The gathering signals continued support and organizational momentum for the governor and allied candidates.

Election returns show Cobb leads Davis in Maine race

Portland Maine September 15 state election returns from 37 of 72 towns bring totals to 485 towns and indicate a further reduction in the Republican vote, but do not change the final plurality estimate of 27,000. Cobb Republican leads Davis Democrat by 26,733.

Portland Cobb Davis

Hartford Republican nominating ballot names Henry Roberts

On the first ballot in Hartford Connecticut Lieutenant Governor Henry Roberts was named the Republican nominee for governor. The process occurred during the day with Roberts chosen on the ballot.

Connecticut Henry Roberts Hartford Conn

Peddlers in Letts holdup sought by dozen detectives

Des Moines Sept 15 detectives scour the country for three tinware peddlers seen near the Letts holdup. A tall man and two companions vanished after the crime. A local man believed implicated has been arrested but his identity is not disclosed, between Odell and Platt.

Des Moines Implici Odell Platt

Party split at New York Republican convention centers on Odell Platt clash

In Saratoga on Sept 15 the Republican state convention framed a contest between Governor Odell and Senator Platt. Woodruff and Higgins factions clash over leadership but deny antimanings. Fassett chaired as Odell absent, Platt cheered as he opened.

Saratoga N.Y Odell Platt G ‘Overnor Odell Woodruff Higgins J. Sloat Fassett Soonerward Qdell Fassett

Lena Russian transport may stay in San Francisco for repairs

Oyster Bay N Y Sept 15 It is believed the Lena may be dismantled and remain where she is until the end of the Russo Japanese War. Repairs would take four to six months for new boilers though 20 additional tubes could be fitted and the vessel could be seaworthy in twenty to thirty days capable of eight knots. The State department awaits Admiral Goodrichs detailed report before action.

Oyster Bay N. Y Lena Ito Department of Commerce and Labor Navy Navy Department State Department Admiral Goodrich

Pacific patrol aims to curb contraband shipments

The Lena, a Russian transport, is reported en route to the Pacific to stop contraband of war shipments. Officials in Vladivostok hint at other armed merchantmen involved, while the admiralty awaits full facts before deciding on disarmament and repairs. No criticism of U S policy is voiced in press dispatches.

St. Petersburg Lena San Francisco Vladivostok Pacific Germany United States

Thorough Inspection to Assess Lena’s Boilers and Seaworthiness

San Francisco Sept 16 naval engineers will conduct a thorough inspection of the Russian cruiser Lena to gather complete data on boilers and seaworthiness. If dismantled she will likely be laid up at Mare Island. Rear Admiral Goodrich will offer the navy yard to Captain Berlinsky for that purpose as watch on the Lena remains strict. The gunboat Bennington moves closer to patrolling, and Japanese Minister Takahira has censured the local consul Uyeno for seeking inspection rights.

San Francisco Lena Navy Mare Island Goodrich Navy Department Navy Yard Berlinsky

Vessel Chase Aims to Stop Contraband From U S to Japan

A historic dispatch notes patrols designed to deter contraband shipments from the United States to Japan and to capture any vessels suspected of transporting illegal goods.

United States Japan

Floater Found in a Trunk Near Cleveland River

A middle aged woman’s body was found in a river wedged in a trunk. The corpse showed water exposure from several days. Police suspect murder and have assigned detectives to the case.

Cleveland

Riot in Foreign Colony at Portland Station

In Wheeling Ohio County on September 15 a riot broke out among Portland Station's foreign colony. Magistrate Leeper deputized fifteen constables to quell the violence. One man was nearly beaten to death, others were injured with ears chewed, noses damaged, and weapons used. Nineteen rioters were arrested as a large boardinghouse was left shattered with many doors and windows broken.

Wheeling W. Va Portland Station Leeper

Dispute Brews as Butchers Threaten Fresh Strike

Nearly 10 000 unemployed at the yards. 600 reinstated that day. Cattle on Butchers union members threaten to strike again unless more workers are promptly employed.

Cattle On Butchers’ Union

British Steamer Calchas Released by Vladivostok Court

Vladivostok reports the court freed the British steamer Calchas captured en route from Puget Sound to Japan. The neutral cargo portions are released while flour cotton and timber bound for Japan are confiscated.

Vladivostok Calchas Puget Sound Japan

British Steamer Searched Off Gibraltar After Encounter

British Captain Fletcher of the steamer Ortona arrived from London and reported pursuing a Russian cruiser that was shadowing the steamer Derwen from Liverpool.

Gibraltar Fletcher Ortona London Ed P Derwen Liverpool

Fortifying the Pass Amid Stalled Japanese Advance

Russians strengthen positions on both sides of the Liaqi River south of Yentai railway as the main Japanese force remains unready to resume the advance.

Russian force remains south of the Fun river reports Oyama

Field Marshal Oyama informs To Kio that a significant Russian force stays south of the Fun river while General Kuropyatkin cables St Petersburg that the balance of the Japanese is also south of the Yentai. He notes Russians fortifying the sector along the Ltrs river at Tspags and cites daily war dispatches with limited detail on next moves.

Oyama Kio Fun River Kuropyatkin St. Petersburg Yentai Breney Ltrs Tspags Kudolatkin Marshal Oca

Russians protest Red Cross flag misuse at Port Arthur

Russian consul reports General Balashoff chief of Red Cross at Port Arthur has requested publication of complaints about Japanese methods and alleged misuse of Red Cross insignia at Port Arthur and Chefoo dated September 15.

Port Arthur Chefoo Balashoff Red Cross

General Charges Against Red Cross Conduct During War

Tal Balashoff accuses wartime forces of gross violations and cites Japanese dead bearing Russian notes asking for cremation. Russian burial teams were fired on when trying to fulfill requests. He claims Germans shield troop movements by misusing the Red Cross flag and mocks the Red Cross as untrustworthy.

Tae Red Cross Tal Balashoff

Casualties at Liaoyang stated by Kuropatkin

St Petersburg reports General Kuropatkin estimates Russian losses from August 28 to September 5 at four thousand killed and about four thousand wounded.

Kuropatkin St. Petersburg

Detailed Kuropatkin Liaoyang battle report expected

The War Office will publish multiple reports by General Kuropatkin covering operations from August 25 to September 5. The advance summary given to the press by the general staff describes the retreat as orderly and satisfactory, signaling the campaign's overall conduct.

Kuropatkin Liao St. Petersburg Liaoyang War Office

Rumors Names New Commander Over Kuropatkin

Gossip from St. Petersburg on September 15 suggests General Nicholas Nicholaieviteh, then inspector of cavalry, may succeed Kuropatkin. Reports are unconfirmed and may be baseless chatter amid war talk.

Kuropatkin Nicholas Nicholaieviteh Ku- Teneo Nicholaie Ate

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