Russians Still Running At Mukden Huropatkin Arrives
General Kuropatkin has reached Mukden and appears to plan a new position, with retreat transport pouring in. Reports from St Petersburg state the army is no longer in immediate danger, though heavy rains and Japanese pressure on the east keep the situation precarious as Mukden becomes the focus of a long pursuit.
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Kurypatkin
St Petersburg
Kuropatkin
Sushine
Patetanurg
Ruropathin
Mukden
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Gure
Mokden
St. Petrraturg
Emperor Bee
Kuraatkin
St. Peterminbure
Oya
Eukeren
Yoush
Tally
Mulgan
Momen
Amr
Port Arthur
Sire
Wiren
Fisven
Serdine
Arthur
Admiralty i
Lino Yu
Kurekis
Sanday
Tre
Lino
Trrapachi
Liao Yang
Russians hailed by some as victory after Yang fight
St. Petersburg reports show Russian commander Kuropatkin lure avoiding a trap set by Oyama and maneuvering to cover retreat. Analysts across France and Germany weigh strategic defeat, noting Kuropatkin's early withdrawal and the slow collapse of Japanese overreach. The Novostriya notes cautious optimism as Russia stabilizes north of Liao Yang with Kondratovitch’s division near Lihe Yang.
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St. Petersburg
Kuropatkin
Yang
Oyama
Liso Yang
Wae
Kuropatiin
Taites
Kuroki
Gentral Zarouba
Novost
Bogland
France
Germany
Resins
Ans
Gym
Uroki
Hussian News
Wavoe Vremya
Sumeraf
Kondratovitch
Lise Yang
Chicago Railfare Promise: 3000 Tickets to California by Week’s End
Inter ested rllroads forecast 40 000 tourists with at least 3000 from Chicago to California by week’s end. Special trains and exclusive air for Kalebts indicated, while regular services remain available to the general public.
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Chicago
Calliforn
Cenora
Wabash Rail Wreck Near Warrenton Causes Deaths and Injuries
Louis Mo Sept 7 A Wabash railway wreck near Warrenton Missouri yesterday caused multiple deaths and injuries as rescuers and officials assess the scene and care for the injured. The incident disrupted rail service and prompted emergency response across the region.
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Louis
Warrenton
Light on Bonds and Official Actions in Comanche Case
The article discusses the state school fund commission bonds in Comanche county, criticizing the transparency of deals, valuation methods, and alleged personal gain. It cites editorials from the Clay Center Dispatch and State Journal, reviews responses from Burrow Dayhoff and Coleman, and references multiple Kansas papers weighing the implications for public trust and Republican integrity.
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Clay Center Dispatch
Messrs
Burrow
Dughott
Colwmink
ABC
Delaults
Coleman
Dispatch
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Oa Fur
School Fund Commission
State Journal
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Comanche County
aEes
State Board of Equilization
Hielf
A. A. Godard
T.T. Kelly
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Urmont
State Board of Equalization
M Tuatter
Mwie
People of
Kansas
Dayhoff
Don
Home Investment J Company
Smith Center
Wehoot Fund Commission
Min
Kelly
Cemmnene
Mesere
de Yhett
Marinet Phatty
Ae Burrow
Dent
Ottawa Herald
State School Fund Commission
Topeka
Messers, Burrow
Dayhout
Coinman
Burrow, Dayhoff
Colemanix
H. &. Kelly
Istate Board of Equalization
Iseume
Commission
Ao Ee
Topaka
Comanche Perey Bonis St
Parsons Sun
Rep
J. J. Burrow
I. L. Dayhoff
C C. Coleman
Camanche County
Topeka State Journal
Lr Sittie
Massacre in Armenian Regions Reported by Consul
The consul at Harput reports 3 000 massacred and 15 000 destitute after villages were burned and plundered. Insurgents in Maush area use guerrilla tactics while Armenians expect another massacre. American colonies appear safe though many are starving and injured. Washington dispatch dated September 7.
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Harput
State Department
Rila
Moush
Bassan
Bitlis
Hittis
Maush
Knights Templar Drill Contest in Golden Gate Park
In San Francisco on September 7 the Knights Templar held a three way drill competition at Golden Gate Park with entrants from St Bernard commandery Chicago Louisville Malta Bingh amton Ivanhoe Milwaukee and Golden Gate. St Bernard won the first prize amid a large impartial crowd as Golden Gate and California commanderies staged mounted and foot displays. Prizes and prizes distribution followed a battalion parade while coastal excursions and two grand encampment sessions kept members engaged.
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San Francisco
Cal
Knights Templar
Golden Gate Park
Crack
St. Bernard Commandery
Drill Corps
Chicago
Louisville Commandery
Louisville
Malta
Binghamton
Ivanhoe
Milwaukee
Wis
Kilehta
Golden Gate
Mounted Drill Corps
California
Sierras
Frank W. Sumner
Chicago ballots show mixed vote on stockyards strike outcome
In Chicago on September L the vote on whether to end the stockyards strike drew mixed results with an upcoming ballot likely. Teamsters will stay off despite union action while 200 beef processors voted to continue the strike. Packing firms report no resignations as openings resume. McPherson Kas sept 7 A six year old girl in West Marlin street was badly injured by a pitchfork accident in a barn, with two tines piercing her chest and lung.
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Chicago
Jocal Tintona
Teamsters
Daes Schmidt
Butcher
McPherson
Kas
W. H. Going
West Marlin Street
Einer
Pleasant Fall Weather in Kansas Today
Weather summary notes continued conditions across Kansas with a cool, stable air mass. Government thermometer readings show temperatures from 56 at 7 am to 79 by 2 pm with northeast winds strengthening to six miles per hour at noon.
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Kansatship
Soesias Epstses
Eight Die As Wabash Train Wreck Near Pendleton Missouri
Moberly Missouri September 7 a south bound Wabash passenger train from Des Moines to St Louis wrecked near Pendleton killing eight and injuring more than 56. The dead include J B Nichols Macon Henry Folcht Huntington C H Graves LaPlata Edda Patterson LaPlata Miss Hebler Macon and Miss Anna Martens LaPlata among others. A relief train was dispatched and the wreck, caused likely by a broken wheel, left the day coach and diner dragged down an embankment with most fatalities among passengers in the coach.
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Moberly
Des Moines
St. Louis
Pendleton
J.B Nichols
Macon
Henry Folcht
Fantington
C. H. Graves
LaPlata
Edda Patterson
Henderson
TacPlata
Anna Grenner
Miss Hebler
A. F. Hebler
W.T. Fitch
Huntington
David Bruner
Kirksville
Billings
Curtain
Fred Crawford
J. A. Daley
P. Frizzel
Manitou
Col
H. Graves
John Henry
Cook
F. Kelsoe
Kelsoe
Anna Martens
F. Plemans
Willis
Waldo Walker
J.T. Tate
Wabash
Nichols
Henry Fochet
Receiver for Sumatra Tobacco Growing Co signals failed tent farming
Hartford notes indicate the Sumatra Tobacco Growing company has a receiver appointed, suggesting Tent cultivation of Sumatra tobacco in the Connecticut valley failed financially. Since 1892 investors have sunk large sums, and Hartford backers with at least 1006000 in stock face heavy losses and little chance of recovery.
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Hartford
Conn
United States
Sumatra Tobacco Growing Company
Connecticut Valley
Connecticut
First airship flight over world fair concourse
St Louis September 7. Benbow Montane acroment pilot demonstrated an airship over the fair concourse. Power scarce, craft rose 100 to 120 feet, sailed toward the east gate before landing. Airship features a cigarless aluminum car with ten horsepower engine, hydrogen gas fill, and a 70 foot bag with sixteen propeller blades.
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St Louis
T. C Benbow
Montane Acroment
Bull Fighters Arrested Near World’s Fair Grounds St Louis
St Louis County sheriff arrested three torcedores under orders from an Oregon general in a bull fight exhibition near the world’s fair grounds last Sunday. The accused were taken to jail after the arrest in the arena where the bull fight occurred. Pretty Polly Wins St Leger Stakes in London with Hee second and Almacht third.
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St. Louia Mo
Actig
Pretty Polly
London
Almacht
Vermont Election Shows Republicans Sweep State
Vermont newspapers report a strong Republican victory with Charles J. Bell winning the governor’s race by around 30,000 and the party gaining control in Congress. Roosevelt is expected to win nationally if Vermont trends hold, with governors’ races and statewide plurality discussed across towns and communications to the White House noting significant GOP support.
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White River Junction
State of Vermont
Charles J. Bell
Eli H. Porter
Bii. Bell
Aturte
Kittridge Maskins
David Je Foster
Wie Pointe
Vermont
Benubican Pluratier
Roosevelt
O'Clark
Belle Ai
Eee
Porter
Howe
Bell
Walden
J. Bell
Volt
Fairbanks
Theodore Roosnevel
Oyster Bay
Strr
Alfred K. Watron
Bell Falls Back to Grant Plan in Early Morning Action
Corps at Gainesville reports General Grant pushing to breach moredahtere Gap at midnight. Fighting did not begin then but positions shifted as infantry and artillery moved. By daybreak Bell’s center held, with signs that Grant intends a main attack on the right led by General Wint.
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Gainesville
Vang
Grant
Hell
Moredahtere Gap
Bell
Wint
British tariff view sparks union congress stance
Leeds Sept 7 trades union congress adopts a nearly unanimous resolution opposing free trade departures. It argues such shifts would burden workers with higher costs and harm national prosperity. The vote reflects a protectionist critique and calls for international harmony, warning against retaliation policies that disrupt progress. Weather notes from Chicago forecast warmer conditions and variable winds into Thursday.
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England
Trades Union Congress
Cape Ital
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