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Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1904

Page

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Dan Patch Low Survive? Great Pacer In Critical Condition

Surgeons struggle to save the renowned racehorse Dan Patch as owner Mr. Savage hurries toward Topeka. The horse, valued at around 96,000 dollars, is gravely ill after a long day of exertion and care from trainer Dr. Hershey and vet Dr. Pritchard. Friends and horsemen gather nearby, awaiting any news on his fate.

Dan Prick Monary Amaia Bloc. Hershey Hin Caretaker Charlee Purmmer J. Pritchard Topeka Vet Oklahoma City Dan 14 Heromide Mr. Hershey Dan Mr. Hersey Br. Hershey Dan Patch

Dan Patch in dire condition amid Topeka care and bids

Dr Robert Moore and Dr Pritchard rushed to Topeka to treat Dan Patch after reports of sudden illness. The prized harness stallion received constant care at a private stable, with efforts including walking in rain, cooling, and daily assessments. Despite high stakes, owners and handlers face uncertainty as Dan Patch remains seriously ill and is unavailable for ten days.

Move on Mukden Kiuroki's Part in Liao Yang Operations

Reports from St. Petersburg and Paris describe Seven Days of heavy fighting near Mukden during the Liao Yang campaign. Japanese forces under Kiuroki press forward despite Russian artillery and Chinese co operation. a battalion near Hel Ying Tai is nearly wiped out after night assaults and trench warfare.

St. Petersburg Newchwane Paris Journal Liao Yang Kuropatkin Langer Yental Mukden Russia Ian Chines Lito Hourse Gnnette Japan China Haseia Kuroki Ouktomsky St Petersburrg Reser Prince Ouktomsky Port Arthur Kwangtung Talise River T Curt Kwangtura Kwangtune Gener Kurukts Kwantung Yentut Ami Coal Mine Hill Sukwantung Kwangt Hel Ying Tai Russham Sytewantun Het Ying Tai Takae Russhen

Battle of Liao Yang Ends After Seven Days of Fight

General Kuropatkin retreats with likely intact forces after a seven day clash at Liao Yang. Japanese General Kuroki’s right wing joined forces with Gen Kidokro, advancing through difficult terrain to encircle, but Kuropatkin defended and withdrew. Continuous action concluded with unclear casualty details.

Kurokis Tien Tsin Limo Yang Kuropatkin Kidrok Liao Yar Anping Liao Yang Kuroki Kuropatkti

Topeka Man Shoots Self at Home at 1:20 PM

Roger Elijah Griggs a 53 year old Topeka resident shot himself at his rear 813 Monror Street home. The single action pistol was fired to the temple killing him instantly. Griggs ran a photograph gallery and fruit stand near Ninth Street and Kansas Avenue and had suffered a stroke months earlier. His wife and brother were at the scene. no inquest was planned.

Roger Elijah Griggs Prac Hently D. T. Nivoll Ife Griggs Eaves & Wife Fourth and Quincy Street R. E. Griggs Lice’ Griggs Topeka Ninth and the Avenue Grn

Lena Vessel Watch Tightens In San Francisco Harbor

The Russian transport Lena, anchored near Union Iron Works, is under strict guard by US naval launch with armed crew as officials decide on temporary boiler repairs. Admiral Goodrich reports Lena in need of repairs, with six to eight months for boiler changes if approved, while inspection proceeds.

San Francisco Paul Jones G. ©. Davison Union Iron Works Lena Marblehead Davis Washington Morton Goodrich Leet Navy Department State Department Admiral Goodrich State John K. Bulger United States Stratton Pacific Navy Mag Department Pillsbury Navigation Bureau Jang Berlinsky State Partment Act Ing Atlee Penfield Department of Commerce and Labor Cortelyou Tnen Shanghai Takahiri Adee Anting Roosevelt Sand Navy and Commerce of Labor Departments

Family Dies in Tenement Fire in New York

Six members of the Konovitch family perished in a blaze that gutted a tenement at 6-7 First Street. Six others were seriously injured as heroic firemen and police rescued more than twenty families. Police and fire officials suspect arson, citing a previous burning broom found with kerosene in the hallway.

New York First Street Ti Wan Owly Remours Konovitch Nan Nancal McDermott

Venom of the Atchison coal vein unearthed

Atchison Kansas celebrates uncovering a 2 inch coal vein in a shaft reaching 1138 feet. Prof Haworth calls the discovery one of Kansas' most important coal finds with potential to yield millions of tons, and talks of extension toward Horton and Morton. Investors consider stakes as locals plan next steps.

Atchison, Kan Bailes Bailey Erasmus Haworth University of Kansas Flenry J. Allen Ottawa Haworth Kansas Kansan Suit Lyons Kanagglte Atchison Weir City Ohio Maddy Trinoix Hiawatha Wouth A. Low Chicago Fock Usland Pacific Prof Horton Rock Island Morton B. P. Wagener Atchison Coal Company

Prince Herbert Bismarck Ill in Friedrichsruhe

Reports from Friedrichsruhe say Prince Herbert Bismarck is seriously ill with conflicting accounts of his condition. Some sources hint at abdominal cancer while others suggest ptomaine poisoning from bad fish in England. He is the eldest son of the late Prince Bismarck and kin have been summoned to join the family.

Friedrichsruhe Prince Herbert Bismarck England Prince Herbert Prince Biermarck Berlin Yosfried Margaret Countess Hoyes

Train Holdup on Rock Island Route Estimated Loot

Report from Letts Iowa details a Rock Island train No 11 holdup near mile post 220 with the baggage car safe blown open and loot estimated from ten to twenty thousand dollars. Five robbers fled toward Letts after taking the engine while no crew hurt. multiple special trains departed Davenport Muscatine and West Liberty to scene. Authorities later reported the haul between ten thousand and twenty nine thousand with ongoing pursuit and conflicting early totals.

Davenport Letts Rock Chicago Mile Post 220 Kern Muscatine Weat Liberty Lear

Hold Up on Hock Island Train Near Letts Iowa

Five bandits robbed a Chicago and Kansas City train on the Rock Island near Letts shortly after midnight. No money was recovered though the safe was blown and goods plus company papers were taken. Three special trains, mounted men, and dogs hunted the robbers while trains were held for inspection along the Mississippi and Iowa rivers.

Des Moines Hock Island Lette Express Aate Sre Railroad and Express Company Muscatine Liberty Davenport Columbus Junction Toolumbus Junction Iovs Sile Aissippi Mississippi Iowa By Hollow Pruit Land Lnan Chicago Kansas City Alors Letts Letis Cel Zmitros Junction

Rain and Cold Follow Night Rainfall Report

Rain followed by cold air with unpleas ant conditions after last night’s shower totaling two-tenths of an inch. Temperature readings include light frost potential at midnight and a north wind around fourteen miles per hour. Weather indications show a trend toward colder, northerly conditions tonight with light winds.

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