Japanese Advance and Korean Resistance Reported
A sprawling dispatch describes 70 000 Japanese troops invading Korea from chinampo, with Koreans depicted as helpless while Japanese forces tighten control from Port Arthur to Seoul. Russian and Japanese naval actions, Port Arthur defenses, and tensions across Vladivostok and Manchuria are detailed, noting troop movements, river crossings, and strategic positions as the war widens in the Far East.
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Anju
Washington
State Department
Aden
Seoul
Yin River
Ping Yobe
Wild
Cha Syeng
Vali
Manchuria
Korea
Haraguchi
Araulturi Hepa
Chinampo
Ping Yang
Seoul-Fusan
Koreag
Newport
Chefoo
Shanghai
Criiner
Bert
New Chwyang
New Chwang
United States
Risleigh
Shirghal
Chin Klang
Yang Tse
Lovell Praises Work Quality Amid Coast Line Strike
Lovell asserts that the new machinists equal the old in Santa Fe shops and that current operations run near full strength with 146 machinists, only 10 or 15 short of pre strike levels. He notes coast lines are similar and San Bernardino plant remains efficient despite boilermaker absenteeism. Attorneys Harvey and Osborn seek dissolving restraining order against strikers in district court.
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J. D. Huckalew
Alfred Lovell
Santa Fe
Lovell
Marge
San Bernamino
Cal
San Bernardino
Uve
Str. Lovell
Motive Power
Harvey & Osborn
Tate
Harves & Osborn
Alere
DeFord In Charge Of Democratic Convention Setup
W A DeFord of Kansas heads preliminary convention organization for the Democratic National Committee with headquarters at the Hotel Jefferson St Louis. The plan provides each national committee member a box and ten general admission tickets while each delegate gets one plus three general tickets. alternates receive one ticket. Guest rents are managed by the sub committee on arrangements.
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St Louis
W. A. DeFord
Kanns
Hotel Jefferson
Iach
Turtle Attack in Rural Fair Sparks Injury Scene
In a rural fair setting in Wikesterth, Pennsylvania, a violent incident involving a large turtle injured a young boy. Bystandards intervened as the turtle straddled the victim and bystanders used tools to separate the animal. Authorities reviewed the event and declared the incident distressed but not life threatening.
Race Quarrel Reported In City Court Prelim
Preliminary examination held for Eoionesh Sphnwon Mattie Johngon Geo aa Philips and Lute Brownsell charged with assaulting cattlemen Joseph Burt and Sanford Ranford on a Topeka bound train near the depot. The dispute began on Kansas Avenue bridge after Burt and Sanford ordered Black passersby off the sidewalk. The stockmen say invective and threats followed with injuries.文章来源
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Ree
Eoionesh
Mattie Johngon
Geo Aa Philips
Lute Brownsell Colves
Joseph Burt
Sanford
Ranford
Burt
Wroneh Topeka
Frontheatahar
Kansas Avenue Bridge
Texas
Tegax
Hurt
DC Democratic convention names delegates to St Louis
The Washington DC Democratic convention elected Lamer Norrix Billyn B Hay J Pred Kelsey Cranch Me Inore John P Monshan and John G Campbell as uninstructed delegates to the national convention in St Louis. Six alternates were chosen, with Janine L Norris named to the national committee. Gorman’s name drew cheers amid factional splits and a Hearst rump delegation contested the process.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Louis
Lamer Norrix
Bilwin B Hay
J. Pred Kelsey
Cranch MeInore
John P Monshan
John G. Campbell
St. Louis
Ihio
Janine L. Norris
Itienal
Democratic Congressional Committee
Senator Gormin
William RB. Hearst
Hearst
Harry Wsherman
Central Labor Union
St Louis
Anthe
Republican Party
WE Carr
Herman J. Schultzs
Harry W. Sherman
Ward Savage
Don Kennessy
T. F. Ryan
McKinley Post G A R backs Ware for vice president
The McKinley Post G A R of Knox ville Tennessee declares for Ware as vice president. The post notes Ware’s recent pension order and urges his name be placed on the next presidential ticket, forwarding the resolution to Knoxville Journal and Tribune and the National Tribune for publication.
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McKinley Post
G. A.R
Knoxville
Tenn
KF. Ware
Daily Journal and Tribune
G. A. Ft
W. R. Murphy
Bureau of Laws
BE. F. Ware
Ware
United States
Knoxville Tennessee Journal and Tribune
National Tribune of
Weahington
Fireman Answers His Own Barn Fire In Topeka
Frank Conklin of North Topeka Fire Department lived at 1408 North Van Buren and responded to a fire alarm from his own home. His barn at 408 North Van Buren was accidentally set afire by boys with matches and burned completely with tools trunks and a set of household items inside. The blaze occurred early morning and was extinguished after firefighters arrived, with about 150 dollars of property insured.
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Frank Conklin
North Topeka Fire Department
Noth van Buren Street
Mr. Conklin
North van Buren
TL O'Cisek
Mra Coykiin
Mr. Cooklin
Girl Dies While Snores Self to Death in Ohio
Columbus case reports 14 year old Mary L Gibe of Geindiay died during a snoring game with her sister while lying in bed with backs together. Physicians attribute death to cedar or swelling of the glottis after an attempt to snore.
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Columbus
Ohio
Mary L. Gibe
Geindiay
Mary
Morgan Forces Control Reno County Nominates J W Jones
Republican machine influence dominated Reno County politics in the nominating conventions. J W Jones won the county district seat over A Le Spensler by 50 to 45, with Morgan named for legislature and party leaders claiming 151 of 200 delegates in the county convention. The scene shows a shift favoring boss-buster reformers amid Topeka and Hutchinson politics.
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W. Morgan
Hutchison
Reno County
Morgin
J. George
Falk
Sioner
Reno
Hatentoson
Hutchinson
Machine
John W. Jones
A. le Spensier
Kansan
Furley
Country Legislative
Fuley
Morska
Bus
George
Morwin
Morgan
Hutchinson Newe
Am Belie
Lang
Spensier
B. Taylor
Osborne County
Taylor
Real chilly spring weather grips Topeka with cool morning
Topeka reports 63 degrees early then drops to 36 as clouds linger. forecasters say cooler weather spreads across eastern and western Kansas with morning readings ranging from the 30s to low 40s. record lows and scattered rain totals appear in several towns, while the day’s highs hover in the 40s to 50s and winds shift from northwest.
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Adler
Ercury
Weraday'e Cure
Whisat Rocton
Kansas
Karma
Concordia
Fort Boott
Micksvilin
the Pherson
Osage City
Seldam
Topeka
Baker
Fort Scott
Bees
Toronto
Wichita
Many Clashes at General Conference on Rules of Order
Los Angeles May 13 The general conference debated revision of rules of order with factional clashes among parliamentary readers. The adopted rules were shaped toward equity. Missionary Bishop W Ware of India reported on the day’s order. Education committees continued to probe charges against the Gary Pett Bibseat Institute and Fi school of theology. A subcommittee report was remitted for further review amid heated exchanges led by Dr Munhall. The exhibitor count neared 40,000 visitors in the first week, about 650 per day.
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Los Angeles
Cal
K. Goodsell
Howyer
Rees
W. Ware
India
Neresgrande
Munhal
Gary Pett Bibseat Institute
Fi School of Theology
Conference l
Uhla
Mde
Munhult
Ansal Leaptarinerss
Teilabree
Munhall
SHE DIDNT DIE AYEING TO POISON CASE AT WESTERN AVE
A 19 year old girl identified as Lacy Hats living with her father at 619 Western Ave claimed she drank a temperate seed-bang poison containing carbonite in homemade portions. Neighbors doubt she took poison. doctors say she was poisoned but know little else about the incident.
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Western Ave
Jas le
Trapped By French Meel Brooklyn May 23
A woman and two men were injured in a collision on the railroad tracks at Thirty ninth Street and fib avenue as a truck around a curve fifty feet away caused a sedan to crash. Witnesses described the chaotic scene and the responders rushed to aid those trapped.
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Brooklyn
Delegates to National Convention Are Selected
Delegates are chosen to represent groups at the upcoming national convention. Selection details indicate who will attend and the basis for their appointment. The process reflects organizational rules and eligibility criteria established by the group.
Paul Morton Chosen as Alternates at State Convention
Delegates at Springfield May 18 debated governor choices and platform. Reports claimed Lowden favored by Kane county on third ballot. Yates camp claimed stronger position and nomination. Alternates listed include Paul Morton and Samuel Insull. platform endorses gold standard, tariffs, and expansion of US influence. candidates for governor named as Lowden Deneen Warner Yates and Shermer.
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Springfield
Lowden
Cabuxa
Kane County
Yates
Yate
Chas
Denesa
Deneen
Warner
Hamlin
Philippine Teinnds
United States
Hoytt
Philippines
Congress
Robert K. Hitt
Finola
Aninigium
Frank ©. Lewder
Charles S. Deneen
Howland J. Hagen
Vespasian Warner
Richard Yatem l
T. ¥. Shermer
Fogbound Actions Near New York From Fogbound Front
Reports describe military activity and reinforcements along an unsettled front near New York as fog limits visibility. Skirmishes, movements, and planned offensives appear to unfold with weather deteriorating into warmer winds by weekend.
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