First Assault on Port Arthur Anew In Progress
Port Arthur reports intense activity as four armies move from different directions toward Mukden. Kuropatkin’s force struggles to counter Japanese advances while rumors of reinforcements and possible detachments circulate in St Petersburg. Weather and supply issues influence the siege and potential outcomes near Mukden and Port Arthur remain uncertain amid conflicting dispatches.
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Port Arthur
Kuropatkin
Tday
Mtukep
Cheron
St. Petersbure
Parte Mallesctyie
Prnperse
Cherow
Tokio
Tong
Mukden
Ger
Sakheroff
Bentatppetee
FR Pess
Hun
Mukder
Scrap on McCook field injures Kansas student
In Lawrence, Sept 24, Magh Yale of Belleville, Kentucky, a university of Kansas student, was seriously hurt when a scrap on McCook field began at four this morning. His back was wrenched and his legs paralyzed. Byron Moss escaped serious hurt. Sophomores defeated freshmen after an hour and a half of fighting, aided by freshmen misidentifying their own players.
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Lawrencs
Kan
McCook Field
Yale
Belleville
Ken
Freedman
University of Kansas
Byron Moss Joribatedaie
Wae
Pete
Curtis
Coal Creek
Nemahs County
Seneca Tribune
the Tribune
Nemaha County
Topeka
Arte
Nemahe
Main Building Burns at University of Minnesota
Minneapolis reports the University of Minnesota main building totally destroyed by fire. Loss placed at 125000, fully insured. Also notes Kansas and Emporia football actions and a local crime report involving a 16 year old girl eloping with a 22 year old man.
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Minneapolis
Minn
University of Minnesota
Fie
Nation Calls for 1000 Women to March in Wichita
Carrie Nation announces plans to rally a thousand women at 27 North Main in Wichita on September 28 to destroy liquor mills and eject officials with hatchets and scourges. She offers to pay travel for supporters and lodging, urging mothers and daughters to join the protest. She warns of police intervention but asserts divine justification and urges Christian women to act.
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Wichita
Ution
Alain Street
Nation
State Journal
Lebanon
Wichite
Carrie Nation
Kansas
Zion
Hells
Dors
Anld
Burns
Harry Sutton
Wicchita
Lucy Wilmoth
North Main Street
Carrip A
Topeka
Practical Joke Costs a Wife in Kansas City Divorce
Flory S Anderson sues Martin K Anderson for divorce after he pulled a chair from under her as she sat to nit down. She claims the fall caused permanent injuries.
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Kansas City
Flory S&s Anderson
Martin K Anderson
Rain and Cooler Forecast After Narrow Kansas Shower
A light rain in Kansas last night ranged from .01 to .42 inches in various stations. The morning reports show clear to partly cloudy skies across western to eastern Kansas with warmer temperatures yesterday and only small changes overnight. A forecast for Kansas through May emphasizes generally fair weather tonight and Sunday with cooler conditions tonight, while winds from the southwest shift at Boon.
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Kansas
Baker
Concordia
Codre City
Manhattan
Osage City
Fussell
Topeka
Kan- 143
Missouri
Kansa
Her
Concordim
Dodge City
Dresden
Wort Scott
Macksville
McPherson
Quage City
Boon
Trains Collide Near Knoxville Killing Five or More
Two Southern Railway passenger trains collided about 30 miles northeast of Knoxville near Newmarket Tennessee. Ten people died and about 50 were injured. The eastbound Knoxville to Salisbury train was demolished, none of the westbound passengers were killed. Names include William K. Kane and Richard Parrott of Knoxville, James King, James Mills of Newmarket, and W. R. El, a local resident.
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Knonside
Tenn
Southern Railway
James King
Knoxville
James Mills
Newmarket
Idolit 3
W. R. el
Diet Yemerday Samging
Wwe
Ten Prisoners Escape From Yellowstone County Jail
Ten prisoners escaped the Yellowstone County jail in Billings Montana last night and remain at large. Among them are Edward Grady and Orion Mosier linked to a prior Owl saloon hold up and the killing of Officer Hannah. Parkinson brothers facing horse theft charges are among the escapees. The jailbreak occurred with guns seized during a robbery of J W Caughan prompting a sheriff’s pursuit.
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Billings
Mont
Yellowstone County
Edward Grady
Orion Mosier
Owl
Hannah
Parkinson Brothers
J. W. Caughan
Caughan
Wheat hits record high in St Louis pit at 1.20
In St Louis on September 24, cash and December wheat sold in the grain pit at 1.20. It was the first time wheat reached this level since 1898 and sparked strong excitement with cheering and rising spirits around the Moor.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia to New York voyage carries Chinese envoy Nun
Southampton Sept 24 The Amer ican steamer Philadelphia sails for New York today with Tsung Hxe Nun and a large Chinese suite on board. Nun is tasked by the empress dowager to study world governments and identify points of leverage for the Chinese. Assisted by Amb Choate, arrangements with the U S government will aid Nun's mission. In Vilna, Sept 24 over sixty Polish families attended the unveiling of Catherine the Great’s monument, seen as a step toward Polish Russian reconciliation despite Catherine’s role in Poland’s downfall.
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Lincoln
Neb
John H. Mickey
Nebraska
Dili
Southampton
Philadelphia
New York
Tsung Hxe Nun
Nun
Europe
Choate
United States
Scheid Siceates
Catherine the Great
Vilna
Catherine
Kingdom of
Poland
Russias
Fire Wipes Half of Menlo Iowa’s Town Business Center
A blaze of unknown origin today wiped out about half the town’s business houses in Menlo Iowa. The Fitzgerald hardware store the Brown hotel and the Burkley boardwire shop were among those destroyed. Loss estimated near fifty thousand dollars. The Suries were reportedly linked to the Fitzgerald store as a discovery site. Fire swept through J W Thrown’s livery and several scaffold buildings in the blaze.
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Afenio
Iowa
Menlo
Fitagibbons
Suries
Brown
Burkley
Hoch and Liberal Voters Split on Prohibition Stance
A Kansas political clash centers on E W Hoch's enforcement of prohibition. Liberals worry Hoch may be a trimmer while insisting he remains consistent. Prohibitionists doubt Hoch will renounce lifelong views. federation members debate his ties to business and rail interests.
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Mr. Hoch
Kansas
Wichitt
Kansas City
Kan
Wiberals
Mr Hoch
Marion
Hoch
Mont Pec Ie
Ur. Hoch
Morrill
Stanley
McFarland
J. NM. Dolley
Federation
Dolley
Nisepreech
Democratic Party
A. D. Walker
J. A. Ranney
Ranney-Davis Wholesale Grocery Company
Arkansas City
Ranney
Wea
Mr. Ran
Ferguson and
Chase
Walker
Wheatly
J. W. Robison
Tcket
Wiliam Allen White
J. B. Bans
Lyon County
George E. Tucker
Greenwood County
Greenwood
Robison
Harry McBfilion
Ottawa-Saline
McMillan
Wichita
Republcan
Hungary to United States Rates Cut by Shipping Conference
A shipping conference announced a ten dollar reduction on freight rates from Hungary to the United States. The move aims to boost trade and ease costs for importers and exporters amid tense markets and evolving global logistics.
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Mmads
Hungary
United States
Anti Parker Will Have Branches In Every Northern County
A political movement named Anti Parker announces expansion with branches in each northern county aimed at broad regional influence. The plan emphasizes organizing locals, spreading its platform, and contesting forthcoming elections across the region. Local leaders and dates unavailable.
Anti Parker National League organized in Chicago
A new Anti Parker National League has formed in Chicago to unite Democrats opposed to Parker’s presidential bid. The group plans branches across northern states and the South with about 11,000 supporters pledged. George P Locke leads efforts to reorganize the party and defeat Parker aligned elements in the 1905 campaign.
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Chicago
Parker
St. Toute
Democratic Party
George P
Wichita Menapsper
Heckmie
Democratic
Kansen
Johneet
Locke
Hearst
Kansas
Parker Democrats
Rowmevekr
Bryan Suiter
Fixan Democrats
Staini
Tantine
Anil Parker Democratic League
Democratic Ra
Japanese capture of British steamer Crusader reported
Cable from London says the British steamer Crusader bound from Oregon to the Far East was seized by Japanese forces. The ship, under charter to Pacific Export Lumber Co, carried lumber and bundles of pete wan valued at 26051. The seizure halted by Japanese authorities and details unclear. Vessel owned by Exkeide Steamclipping Co Ltd of Whidby, England.
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San Friocisco
The
Merchants Exchange
London
Crusader
Oregon
Far East
Japanaee
Astoria
Portland
Pacific Rxport Lumber Company
Shutehal
Paine Export Lumber Company
Exkeide Steamclipping Company. Limited. of
Whidby, Bagland
Fragmented Text Summary of Obscure Note
A garbled historical text fragment mentions a religious procession or prayer and a figure named Mehammedain. The passage references a ceremony or curse and an event held yesterday with unclear participants and actions. The exact details and context are not decipherable from the legible words.
Leiters Sail and Passing Through New York Dispatch
The report notes Leiter and family traveling through New York and London, with mentions of arrivals at Grand Central depot and various city movements. It references Judge Parker returning home and a possible event before an election date, plus a Weather Indications blurb from Chicago and Kansas forecasts.
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MoMre
Nannie
Lone Don
Lady Cursor
Wilmer Gustin
Vaderland
Tia City
Grand Central Depot
Denver
Col
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Saas
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Victoria
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da Mountains
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Minnesota University
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Solomen
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Tas
Harvey Harris
Harris
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Southern
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China
Severance News
Doniphan County
Oppositon
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Phillipsburg Post
Jewell Republican
T. T. Kelly
Jon
Stele Acket
Post
Palmer
Jewell City Republican
Kelly
Iman
Deon
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Anti-Parker
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Hakodate
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Leiters Sail
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