Train Schedules For West North South Routes
The notice lists daily departures for Mail and Express trains with routes GOING WEST GOING NORTH and GOING SOUTH. Times include 10 05 a m Monday and Friday 8 10 a m and 6 00 a m connections at Redfield and Bronx Valley for points east of town.
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Chicago Express
Ea Oe
Ion Andes
Mail and Express
Raat
Esa
Banda Safseen Ee
Aes
Bronx Valley
Fenction
Atertown Ho
Redfield
South ern Rail collision near New Market kills dozens
A Knoxville to Salisbury passenger train and a Bristol to Knoxville local crashed near New Market Tenn at 10 18 am killing between 50 and 75 passengers and injuring 100 to 150. The wreck on a curve destroyed multiple cars and officials say misreading orders by the No 15 conductor caused the disaster.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Southern Railway
New Market
Salisbury
N. C
Bristol
W. R. King
James King
No. 15
Janitor Makes Charges In Pleasanton Ridge Vault Tragedy
Cincinnati reports detail the Pleasant Ridge school vault collapse where nine girls died and twenty three were rescued. Lizzie Mathews ten and Etta McGraw fifteen survived to noon but Stella Corolla ten remained doubtful. Henry Swift the former janitor reiterates warnings about a weakened floor while board members deny. The mayor and school board members have raised nearly 1000 dollars for victim families.
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Cincinnati
Pleasant Ridge
Lizzie Mathews
Etta McGraw
Stella Corolla
Henry Swift
Swift
Lady Curzon Enters Critical Night After Operation
London reports Lady Curzon of Kedleston ill at Walmer Castle after a restless night and a successful afternoon operation. Her condition is grave but outlook hopeful as family members race to join her in Europe.
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London
New York
Roosevelt Receives Canterbury Archbishop at White House
President Roosevelt, at 12 30 p m, welcomed the archbishop of Canterbury in the private White House office. He was introduced by Sir Mortimer Durand, with General Gillespie present as the U S government representative.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Archbishop of
Canterbury
Mortimer Durand
Gillespie
Boston Harbor Strike Hits 400 Jobs Over Wages
Boston on September 26 reports about 400 workers idle as engineers and crane men strike on Eastern Dredging company contracts in the harbor. First class engineers demand 125 dollars monthly, second class 100, cranemen 90, with a ten hour day.
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Boston
Boston Harbor
Eastern Dredging Company
Ex-Alderman Ghysels Fined 300 in Water Deal Case
Grand Rapids Michigan September 26 Ex Alderman Abraham Ghysels sentenced in superior court to pay a 300 fine for accepting a bribe related to the Lake Michigan water deal. He pleaded guilty to taking 300 of the Acbacy fund despite unclear surrounding details.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Abraham Ghysels
Superior
Lake Michigan
Acbacy Fund
Iy Aein Ha Tan Ts Cee
Russians Plan Winter Relief for Port Arthur
In St Petersburg on September 26 reports say a second Pacific squadron will depart the Baltic to reach Port Arthur in January. Kuropatkin aims a joint assault with strengthened forces while Wiren moves to attack the Japanese fleet. Admiral Bircleff orders speeded completion of Orel Olen Jemtschug and Kamchatka to join Libau fleet.
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Port Arthur
St. Petersburg
Baltic
Kuropatkin
Wiren
Bircleff
Cronstadt
Orel
Olen
Jemtschug
Kamchatka
Libau
Russian reply to Rosebery prompts Baltic fleet departure
Novoe Vremya criticizes Lord Rosebery's Edinburgh remark that there is room in Asia for Russia and England. It notes Britain's alliance with Japan creates a third power and awkward neutrality. The paper calls for a prompt Baltic fleet departure to curb Japan's shipbuilding.
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Asia
England
Russia
Japan
St. Petersburg
Novoe Vremya
Lord Rosebery
Edinburgh
Great Britain
Baltic
Strange Irony of Fate at Liaoyang Deaths
A Russian correspondent reports General Mattson and Colonel von Raa ben mortally wounded by shell fire in a Chinese hut at Liaoyang. Martson dies after hours of agony, his wife a Sister of Mercy who arrived to tend him and perishes beside him. The scene moves veterans to tears.
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Petersburg
Liaoyang
Mattson
von Raaben
Martson
Armies Not In Touch Near Mukden as Port Arthur Action Afoot
Reports say Russian and Japanese forces have not yet contacted near Mukden while Japanese advance toward Port Arthur proceeds slowly. The sequence suggests a confirmed general assault is peripherally reported, with emphasis on strategic movements in the theater.
Quiet on Kuropatkin Front Amid Inconclusive Dispatches
General Kuropatkin reports all quiet along the front and the two armies are not yet in close touch. Mukden Bays says the Japanese advance is slow while Chefoo notes two hours of heavy firing near Port Arthur with no confirmation of a Paris Matin claim that a general assault is in progress.
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Kuropatkin
Mukden
Chefoo
Port Arthur
St. Petersburg
Paris
Tokio
Cholera Reported at Port Arthur Amid Sanitation Fears
Telegraph from Tsingtau asserts possible cholera outbreak at Port Arthur due to decaying corpses and overcrowded Chinese quarters. Officials stress no confirmation yet, hope for a mild outbreak managed by discipline and isolation of cases. Vladivostok squadron movements unconfirmed.
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St. Petersburg
War Ofice
Admiralty
Port Arthur
Vladivostok
British steamer Crusader captured by the Japanese
The British steamer Crusader, sailing from Astoria Oregon on September 2 bound for Shanghai, has been captured by the Japanese and taken to Hakodate. It cleared Oregon ports with 2,880,654 feet of lumber and 3,000 bundles of lath, cargo valued at 26,650 dollars, chartered to Pacific Export Lumber with cargo to Shanghai and Taku merchants.
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Crusader
Oregon
San Francisco
Merchant Exchange
London
Far East
Hakodate
Astoria
Ore
Shanghai
Pacific Export Lumber Company
Taku
Victoria reports heavy firing near Port Arthur
The steamer Victoria arriving from Newchwang heard two hours of heavy firing at Port Arthur on the east side of the city during the morning. Japanese warships stopped the vessel twice but only briefly detained it.
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Port Arthur
Chefoo
Victoria
Newchwang
Japan
American steamer Philadelphia sails with Chinese envoy
The Philadelphia left Southampton for New York with Tsang Hse Nun and a large Chinese suite aboard. Nun, commissioned by the empress dowager, will study global government systems to suggest reforms for China. Ambassador Choate arranged U S cooperation to support Nun's mission.
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Southampton
Philadelphia
New York
Tsang Hse Nun
Nun
China
Europe
Choate
United States
Russians in Manchuria Fear To Hold The Line
General Oku's Field Headquarters reports Russian reinforcements since June only offset casualties to date. Manschurian forces may be no larger than at the June 15 Telissu battle. Rumors say Russians evacuate Mukden and brace for a desperate stand at The pass as Port Arthur attack looms.
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Oku
Fusan
Manchuria
Telissu
Vafangon
Mukden
Port Arthur
Japanese Advance Slow Toward Liaoyang and Russian Activity
Mukden dispatch reports the Japanese pressing northward with slow movement. General Ku rokis headquarters near Pensibu forty five miles east of Liaoyang. A Turkestan regiment allegedly killed eight Japanese cavalry near Yentai. Junks travel up the Liao river supplying the Japanese. Lieutenant General Rennenkampff resumes command of the cavalry division amid renewed Russian activity.
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Mukden
Kuroki
Pensibu
Liaoyang
Yentai
Liao
Rennenkampff
Vesuvius Rampantly Active Near Naples
Naples reports Vesuvius tearing away crater crust and ejecting red hot ash and fire in 700 foot columns. Loud detonations and minor earthquakes accompany the eruption, with Friday night’s display described as the most spectacular in a decade as lava streams threaten wide destruction and draw thousands of witnesses.
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Naples
Vesuvius
Orloff Dismissed From Army After Liaoyang Retreat
St Petersburg reports Major General Orloff has been dismissed from the army for the retreat of Russian forces from Liaoyang. The decision follows General ot Fomin, noted to be severely wounded rather than killed, with some hope for recovery.
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St. Petersburg
Orloff
Liaoyang
Ot Fomin
Fomin
Obloft
Poles Attend Catherine the Great Monument Unveiling
Over sixty leading Polish families attended the unveiling ceremony for a monument to Catherine the Great in Vilna on September 26. The event is seen as a notable step in reconciliation between Poles and Russians after Catherine's decisive blow against the Polish kingdom.
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Vilna
Catherine the Great
Catherine
Kingdom of Poland
Mexican Town Destroyed by Floods in Chihuahua
El Paso Texas reports severe flooding in Chihuahua state that wiped out the mining town of Cusihumachio. No lives were lost. A two week delayed ore train from the camp brought the first news of the destruction.
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el Paso
Tex
Chihuahua
Cusihumachio
Coal for the Baltic Fleet Sends Coal to Ems Mouth
A Dortmund dispatch reports heavy coal shipments to the Ems estuary for the Russian Baltic fleet. Numerous steamers are chartered as colliers at Emden to supply the fleet.
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Berlin
Dortmund
Ems
Emden
Colonist Low One Way Second Class Rates to the West
Northwestern Line offers low one way second class rates to California Oregon Nevada Idaho Montana Utah Colorado and Wyoming. Travel includes daily through fast trains to the Pacific Coast with Overland Limited under three days en route. Tickets via Chicago and North Western Railway agents.
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California
Oregon
Nevada
Idaho
Montana
Utah
Colorado
Wyoming
Pacific Coast
Chicago & North-Western R’y
Railway connections at Oaks
The General Passenger department of the Northern Pacific Bay reports that train No. 123 to Jamestown North Dakota and beyond leaves Oaks at 2 30 a m except Monday. It connects with C N W train No 25 from the south which arrives at Oaks at 3 00 a m daily except Monday.
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General Passenger Department
The
Northern Pacific Ba Y
Jamestown
N. D
Oaks
What is Life Dr King’s New Life Pills Ad
Life is under strict law and abuse of it causes pain. Irregular living leads to organ distress and constipation headaches and liver trouble. Dr King’s New Life Pills quickly re-adjust this and are gentle yet thorough. 25c at Holland Wheeler’s drug store.
Teething Remedy Promoted for Children
An old advert claims Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup soothes teething children, softens gums, relieves pain, cures wind colic, and treats diarrhoea, priced at twenty five cents per bottle.
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Hilliard, Pa
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Rosebery
Sister of Mercy
General Assault
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Huron, South Dakota
Huron Cement CO
South Dakota
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