Liao Yang Burning as Japanese Press Russian Retreat
Japan reports a near complete pressure on Kuropatkin's line north of the Talts river with Oku's left flank gaining ground by night attacks. Russian losses run into thousands as Japanese forces seize a 10.5 centimeter artillery piece and push toward Liao Yang and the north bank of the Taltse.
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Kept Prepared Kuropatkin Shifts Russian Army
Russian war office notes Kuropatkin planned a night withdrawal from positions south of Ling Yang to the north bank of the Taitse river. He anticipated a Japanese feint and moved to concentrate forces for a possible battle, aligning main reserves and using cave cavalry for mobility as Kuroki crossed the river. The dispatches imply selective crossings and guarded details while denying complete telegraph disruption.
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Tornado Scatters Destruction Across Washburn Campus
Miniature tornado swept through Topeka near Washburn College Thursday evening, ripping up trees and barns, destroying sheds, and causing extensive minor damage across Lincoln, West Street homes, and the Washburn campus. Mrs. Anderson described darkness, shaking houses, and a brief terrifying roar lasting under half a minute.
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Wisconsin Democratic ticket nominates Wolfe Peck and others
Oshkosh Wis Sept 2 The Democratic state convention nominated Attorney General William S Wolfe Commissioner Boyd Han Insurance Commissioner Henry Former Governor Peck was nominated by acclamation amid enthusiasm The platform supports the national form and condemns the state election law passed by the legislature
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Investigative Report Corrects Hill Speech Account
The Associated Press reveals numerous errors in a Deposit New York report on Senator D. B. Hill's speech. A local Democratic reporter missed the meeting and fabricated lines, falsely claiming Hill accused President Roosevelt of fraud, which Hill did not say.
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Venezuela settles judgments faster than expected
Washington reports Venezuela will settle claims with the allied powers in about two years and non allied claims within four and a half years after allies are paid. By June 30, 6,880,450 bolivars were paid to allied powers with 10,398,653 remaining. non allied totals stand at 16, path will receive 21,149,441 bolivars.
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Cowboys Turn Rowdy Over Hats At Winfield Restaurant
Six cowboys from Miller's 101 ranch in Bits Oklahoma visited Winfield to attend roping contests. After a waiter barred their sombreros, a fight nearly broke out when a gun was drawn but guest Tom Hayes from New York intervened. The men ultimately finished their meals wearing hats.
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Barnum's Tents Fall In Iowa Storm
Severe electrical and wind storm sweeps Iowa last night injuring none in the show. Barnum Bailey tents blown down in Iowa City before evening performance. Farmer F. J. Minnich of Coon Rapids struck by lightning and killed. Low Huffman farm near Mason City destroyed. family away. Marshalltown and Boone report severe storms.
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Deep Interest in Far East News and Local Incidents
Roosevelt follows far eastern events with keen concern though limited official news. In Kansas City Harry Moore, 21, found in a depot, talked of being a Santa Fe machinist helper, ill and unable to explain his visit to St Louis exposition. He will be picked up by his father J W Moore. A bull charged a 20 hp auto on Girard Avenue, causing wreck and injuries. Kansas marks a 2 cent rise amid scattered local notices.
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Canine Canteen Abolition Sparks Desertion Warnings
Washington reports Brigadier General Jesse M. Lee urges reestablishment of the canteen to curb unauthorized absenteeism and disorder in Texas troops. He notes a one in ten desertion rate last year and cites Fort Leavenworth prison as a discipline aid, while recommending a general prison for lengthy sentences. Fort Sill Indians should remain on reserve with eventual land allotment. Theodore J. Wint advocates a new hospital at Fort Riley Kansas with a phased build using existing structures and a $40,000 initial appropriation.
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Switch Left Open Kills Five On Imperial Route
Five people die after the west bound Imperial collides with a freight train near Sintatuta. The only identified deceased is Mrs. Dissett of Edmonton. Injured include Mrs. J. B. Brett and Miss Golden. Also on board were Mio Murray, Ira Rous, and a porter. The switch was left open by a just departed train crew. Lord Minto and party aboard escaped uninjured.
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Formal Protest Over Cargo Seizure by Vladivostok Squadron
At St Petersburg in September a formal protest was lodged with Russia over the seizure of the British steamer Calchas cargo bound Puget Sound to Japan. It mirrors earlier actions in the Portland Arabia cases and argues goods and foodstuffs in ordinary trade are not contraband for belligerents.
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Greek prince in Crete meets officials over union delay
Rome Sept 2 Prince Georg of Greece, commissioner general of the powers in Crete, visited foreign offices and discussed the Crete union with Greece, aiming to address delays citing racial religious economic and political concerns.
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Klingenberg Won't Move Studio to Kansas City
Reported plan to open a studio in Kansas City is false. Prof Klingenberg has signed a contract with Washburn College for next year and will remain in Topeka for ongoing work.
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No Poison Angeles. Cal, Sept. 2 Law 2 An wtmarss it the star
In a cryptic city notice from Los Angeles dated September 2, authorities report completion of a search into the deceased. City chemist and officials say no trace of gates Chien was found on the Sault road, with Mr. Games and Mrs. Emin assisting in the inquiry.
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Meat Packing Strike Sparks Widespread Turmoil
Across Chicago stockyards and surrounding areas a major labor clash erupts as meat packers plan a five step strike to force concessions. Independent packers align with union leadership while authorities prepare for possible militia involvement amid violent assaults and injunctions.
Oil Tank Explodes in Yellow Creek Tragedy
Sept. 2 report states six people burned to death and four injured after an oil tank blast. The blast wrecked a home, damaged property, and scattered debris across the area. Postmasters appointments listed include Abe Fox and G W Falvam amid routine notices.
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