Crushing Blow as Japanese Press Chinese at Yalu
Dispatches from Walitcivec and Witu describe a major clash near the Yalu with Chinese forces routed and Japanese troops advancing. Reports claim nine hundred plus Chinese casualties, fortifications at Fo Ghang demolished, and preparations for a broader assault to capture Moukden before Japan’s emperor’s birthday.
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Cocuvdera
Witu
Sidsigit
Yuli Fiver
Ren Nisizu
Gokma Sita
Pa Shang
Yalu
Bata
Herce Ayut
Min
Kulienchas
Sutu
Fo Ghang
Dabog
Nodou
Woucher
Kuliunchus
Ping Yang
Mideicht
Te Uke
Kuliensohs
Nedzu
Spledund Pricepors
Japan
Simpson to Speak in Topeka and Hamilton Hall Rally
Jerry Simpson, Seventh district Populist congressman, plans two campaign speeches in Curley Curtis district and a Topeka appearance Saturday night November 3. The Republican county central committee has an all day rally ending with Lae play and separate speeches at Hamilton Hall for Populists and at the Grand Opera House for Republicans.
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Republic Am
Curley Curtis
Dine Triet
Topeka
Simpain
Ta Lage Quinbere Simpson
Hamilton Hall
Republicas
Grand Opers House
Ellix County
Furmer
Puaston
Penkee
Motz
Jaco Hide
Gertiac
State Central
Ellis County
Tees
Te ‘Tits
Huln
Osborn Plans Topeka Home While Secretaries Travels
Secretary of State Osborn says his term ends in January and he will engage in business spanning the Great Lakes to the Gulf of Mexico. He intends to live in Topeka with headquarters there and spend winters south and summers north, despite recent reports to the contrary.
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Tary
Osborn
Flo
Ottioe
RS. Osborn
Great Lakes
Gulf of Mexico
Topeka
Capt Osborn
le Am
Last Minute City Registration Draws Large Turnout
Registration closes tonight with about 5,500 added to the city totals and more expected. Republicans claim gains from new registrants while Populists argue many are disgruntled ex-supporters. canvassers report widespread participation across parties.
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Oelock
Odon
Gaia
Republi
Tun
Gere Ace
Reed visit draws crowds for Waterton reception
Thomas RK Reed and party arrived by President Ives of the Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern line. Great crowds welcomed them with a night reception and day crowds estimated from 3,000 to 12,000. Special trains brought attendees as speakers including Congressman Hilit, Updegrail, Sweeney, Rit bing, and Henteraun across various districts.
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Waterton
Warrhoo
Thomas RK Reed
Rrain
Ives
Uirlington, Cedar Rapide & Northern Road
Head
Ovary Station
Furly
Hunsdreds
Chisuns
Dir
Bourly
Rad
Mir
Boel
Rk Hiltit
Courath Lows
Updegrail
Jury room tales and drunkards face harsh fines
In a tense morning court session Judge Eusainger deals with drunken laborer Frank Lynch on admission of intoxication and orders a minimum fine. Jim Johnson and George Wilson appear ragged and dirt covered, questioned about their living quarters, as the judge dismisses poorer defendants. A separate note mentions a silver loan of 1,500 for Lospos to London to gauge Chinese loan sentiment.
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Eusainger
W. Jones
Frank Lynch
Jim Johnson
George Wilson
Jim
George
Lospos
Ite
Anton
London
Not Saved Yet: Eleven Miners Entombed After Mine Collapse
A roof caved in at Pawabie mine on the third level after water loosened sand stone. One man escaped as the immense rock mass crushed through to the fourth level, pinning and burying eleven miners. Peter Gabardi died beneath the falling debris. recovery of other bodies continues tonight.
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Wisconsin
Thomas Ponglase
Oliver
Samuel Mustand
George Whicox
Stepied Allen
Win Bard
George Buerent
Johnn Thomas
George Rckard
Peter Hellberg
John
Urrell
Peter Hascos
Peter Gabardi
Zella Nicholaus Story Prompting Lexow Committee Testimony
New York dated Oct 26 reports Z Ha Nicholaus has met with lawyer Guff and partner Pollock for three days. She will be subpoenaed to appear before the Senate committee soon and vows to tell all she knows. She hints at exposing secret ties between a famed city magnate and a police figure tied to alleged police protection and private motives. Nicholaus pledges full testimony, detailing circumstances of financial dealings and police aid, with no embellishment.
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New York
Nicholaus
Eawyer Guff
Pollock
Senate
Zulla
Aidan
Chevalier Bayard
Abe
The Czar Slept Well Amid Calm Medical Bulletin
A morning bulletin from St Percesstre notes the Czar slept fairly well and had a good appetite. No convulsive signs. oedema increased. A prayer service for the Czar's recovery was held at the Russian Embassy chapel in Berlin with Emperor William and royal entourage in attendance among officials and diplomats.
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Coar
Berlim Beutan
Cvar
Willian
Berlin
Progtamme
Gov Stone A Id Aid To Turner Mob Protection Asked
Milton Turner, former minister to Liberia under Grant, reports a telegram from Missouri's governor seeking protection from mob violence. He plans to address colored citizens again Saturday as tensions rise after a Wednesday mobbing during a Democratic speech in the city.
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J. Milton Turner
Tad
Milton Turner
Missouri
Matthews
Idious
Turner
Liberia
Grant
Antitoxine Serum Arrives From Berlin For Diphtheria Cure
A consignment of the diphtheria antitoxin serum reached New York aboard the customs, the first installment from Prof Behring's Berlin lab. Editors Dr George and Dr Louis Fincher note the shipment is small but highly potent, rivaling prior serums in strength and duration.
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New York
Pew
Behring
Berlin
Mrs D Arcambre Calls Limits on Large Poor Families
Mrs Agnes T D Arcambre founder of the Home of Industry in Detroit spoke at the state charities convention urging laws to prevent large families where parents are indigent or unhealthy. She argued people have no right to bring children into the world without ability to support and educate them. The convention agreed with her views but took no action.
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Ifarcambre
Get
Agnes T. D’arcambre
Home of Industry
Detroit
Baw Procoed
State Charities Convention
New Plot of Anarchists alarms Paris police
Paris Oct 26. Police prefecture reports anarchists plan a fresh outrage with three companions intending to come to Paris from Poiesy Lille and Lyoas to blow up the chamber of lies. Bourbon Passia is under strict surveillance and all anarchists and suspects are closely watched.
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Chamber of Deputies
Paris
Poiesy
Lille
Lyoas
Chamber of Lies
Atkinson Wins State Election by Large Margin
Official tally completes state election count showing W Y Atkinson Democrat with a majority of 24 181 over J K Hines Populist Akinsoprn about 7 000 behind the others on the state ticket.
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ArtasTa
W. Y. Atkinson
J. K. Hines
Akinsop Rn
Women decide to vote in November outreach in Indiana
Two hundred fifty members of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union in Anderson Indiana pass regulations to go to the polls in November to test the Indiana state law’s constitutionality. Other items report Cleveland grants a respite for Thomas St Clair. a Navajo irrigation dispute denial. Samoa talks on New Zealand control. and business as usual in Kabul with Afghans.
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Anderson
Ind
Lew. AnvErson
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Indiana
Cleveland
WasHineTon
Thomas St Clair
California
Sena
Herman Sparf
Hsia Hansen
United States Supreme Court
Sparf
Hansen
Wasakatos
Indian Office
Hina
E. 0
Vincent
New
Exsco
Plummer
Mar Asesum
Mammon Lownox
The
Times
Auckland
N. Z
Samoa
New Zealand
Roosevelt Calls for Civil Service Extension Across Offices
In an Associated Press interview from Wasamatos on Oct 20, President Roosevelt urged extending Civil Service to all government posts. He argued the spoils system corrupts, demanding nonpartisan appointments based on merit and efficiency, citing police, post offices, and internal revenue as examples. He criticized political assessments and urged strict enforcement of civil service laws to curb partisan manipulation.
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Wasamatos
Civil Service
Roosevals
Associated Press
Roosevelt
Uriberg
Harrison
Cleveland
Internal Revenue Office
Hallman
Pittsburg
Internal Revenue
Dasese Postofice
Cor
Recorder of Deeds
Taylor
Washington
Veteran Denied Burial in Topeka Cemetery Plot
An elderly Civil War veteran, Alonzo Wirdall Murray, died after a paralytic illness aged about 83. His daughter sought burial in the Grand Army of the Republic plot at Topeka cemetery but cemetery officials refused, citing policy, leaving the veteran’s final resting place unresolved amid local discussions.
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Murray
Alonzo Wirdall
Howe
Topeka
Wardail
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