Senator Hoar dies after long illness in Worcester
Worcester September report confirms the death of Senator Hoar at 2 o'clock this morning after six weeks of critical illness. Attending physicians and family witnessed a gradual decline with brief lucid intervals, ending in a peaceful passing at the bedside. His son, daughter, and Dr. Warren Gilpin were among those present. His death ends a lengthy career marked by cautious public service and a request to restrain from excessive exertion. Funeral arrangements to be announced in Worcester with services at the church and interment at Stony Hill Cemetery, Concord.
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International Law Critique and Christian Meeting Plans
A stern editorial in Berlin notes the Institute of International Law conference in Edinburgh and criticizes U S proposals on Hauge contortions. Davenport calls for a world wide Christian gathering to discuss disarmament referendum and golden rule principles. Chicago immigration stats show a drop in arrivals and more returnees to Europe than in previous years with 386 954 steerage arrivals and 252 507 heading home from January to September.
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Urges Contrast Marriages by George Meredith
English essayist George Meredith argues against contract marriages for limited periods. Born 1828, educated in Germany, his Irish mother and Welsh father shaped his background. He published a five volume poem in 1861 and rose to fame after two decades of work. Critics fault his literary style for cryptic sentences and obscure grammar.
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Japanese Army Strength Estimated by Russia
St Pierre Sept 8 The Russian calculation estimates Japan could field over one million effective soldiers when mobilized for the Far East. The analysis contends the Japanese army is larger than Allied observers admit and that conscription figures overstate readiness, creating a wary view of Japan’s war potential. Pueblo Colorado Sept 30 A Kansas Colorado water dispute moves toward settlement with a plan to detach a western Kansas strip about 100 miles wide to Colorado, potentially nullifying the current suit before the Supreme Court. Politicians in both states push for a legislative act to transfer the land, reshaping the boundary.
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Russians Fight to Retake Port Arthur Water Supply
Desperate Russian efforts to regain lost positions around Port Arthur include Fort Kuropatkin as Japanese forces hold. Skirmishes continue near Mukden and Tie Pusa with heavy losses on both sides. A new Japanese gunnery unit is said to command the harbor, while Russian fleet remnants are endangered as battles persist.
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Henry county stock shippers push Buffalo market move
Henry county stockmen angry at Chicago packers alleged market control plan to ship hogs to Buffalo New York. Litzenberg and Patton of Mount Pleasant shipped three carloads to Buffalo while others send stock to Ottumwa. The move could raise Henry county prices and influence future shipping patterns.
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Navy plans new battleship with twelve heavy turrets
The General Board of the Navy and the Bureau of Construction and Repair are requested to draft plans for a battleship carrying twelve heavy turrets not less than ten inches, with at least four turrets of twelve inches, and secondary guns not over three inches. If feasible, this design will guide future battleships authorized by Congress. The board continues daily discussions on new types.
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Russia Faces Two Wars in Bitter Dual Conflicts
The Novoe Vremya denounces Western hostility toward Russia, arguing Russia fights a bloody war in the Far East and a bloodless, diplomatic war in Europe. It warns peace talks are dangerous maneuvers and recalls Bismarck’s pursuit of decisive results.
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Sabbath Closing Law Enforced in Lexington
Lexington Kentucky moves to enforce a universal Sunday closing. Beginning at midnight, all industry must close under penalty of arrest. Police officials and grand jury indict Mayor Combs and others as enforcement actions proceed.
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Strikes Boost Kansas City Prosperity Despite Trouble
Kansas City claims labor strife ended by local effort as the packing house strike concludes. Citizens credit increased business, higher employment, and rail freight moves for prosperity with Metropolitan Street Railway reporting a record August and a strong September. Joseph Jefferson ends stage career after 70 years in New York and New Jersey.
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Cyclone Maneuvers Train Cars Across Plains
Reports say a cyclone on the Burlington branch near Penng Seon tegna, Ned, lifted four train cars into the air then set them down undamaged in a ditch. A parasy ger coach was also swept up and dropped away from the track with no injuries.
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Far North Retreat Reported as Japanese Offensive Advances
Dispatches from Ninchwang report Japanese forces crossing Da Pass and pressing Kuropatkin's right flank toward Mukden. Russian defense thins along southern approaches with several passes in Da range now under Japanese control. Central command concentrates near the mountainous northwest to meet expected main battle.
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Sure Cure at Last Kidney Pills Promoted in Lawrence County
Fresh evidence in Lawrence County promotes Dodd's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney troubles. Mrs. L B Baggett says dropsy and kidney issues are gone after following directions, praising the pill as a tonic and claiming the body now has pure blood and energy.
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World's Fair And Idaho Irrigation Projects Spotlighted
The article highlights the 1904 St. Louis World’s Fair connections, the Twin Falls Idaho irrigation expansion on the Snake River with a 275000 acre reclaimed valley, a 69 mile main canal, and a $2 million project under the Carey act. It notes land openings, rapid sales, a $50,000 Twin Falls hotel, and a Oregon Short Line branch planned from Minidoka to Twin Falls City.
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