Rumors of Sea Action Near Port Arthur Grow
Dispatches from Mukden report unusual activity and a possible clash near Port Arthur with four Russians killed and two captured while Japanese forces pressed forward. A naval engagement remains unconfirmed though rumors persist of blockading vessels and a potential sortie by Port Arthur. London reports no confirmation and notes quiet repairs and flour price drops at Port Arthur.
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Mukden
Atreeta
Tucadig
Comegrk
Venta
Peterstairg
Far Commission
Mukdenohae
Kiopatkin
Acuma
Mont Fellade
Muka
Thos
Hunlipou
Tadousaripou
Admiralty
London
Associated Press
Wiren
Chefoo
Nme
Daily Telegraph
Notice of Marriage and Death Notices Across Newspapers
A fragmented notice references marriage and death notices across several newspapers including Tha Wawhiog and the Pioneer Press. It lists various papers such as the Boston Herald and Cleveland Plain Dealer and mentions applications and charges associated with notices.
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Sewos PR Times Pyoreay
Elpeal
Snape Enquirer
Racopd Herald Phils LP
H . Bev
Soopalt Vioneer Press
Mass
Sufi Teese
Clevelasno Plain Dealer
Licensed To Marry In A Long List Of Local Notices
A fragmented society column records numerous nuptials and obituaries. Entries name flfirtlike marriages and deaths across towns including Huntingdon and New York, with dates in 1904 and references to churches, residents, and family members in terse obituary lines.
Health Office Records Deaths Summary
Fragmented OCR lists multiple death records with ages and places. Entries mention Samuel Predi To and Faye Marexret Gallaghan among others, with ages spanning from two to sixty plus years, and hospital or city associations such as Takoma, Washington, and Mage Wayne Anineton Hotel. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Samuel Predi
Faye Marexret Gallaghan
le Genel
Thomas Larkhall
Hos
Charen Mahemetis Roet
Wayne
Treet
Frevident Hospital
Takoma
Stowatta Smawet
Pat Nw
de Seiga
Washington
District Democrats Plan Ratification Meeting
District Democrats finalize plans for a ratification meeting to be held Wednesday evening October 12 at Convention Hall. A Baltimore visit by the Vice Presidential nominee precedes the event with Jackson Democratic Club welcome. 2000 tickets will be issued for public admission and key speakers include Gorman Grady Montague McLean Poe and Warfield with possible Davis appearance.
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Convention Hall
Parker
Davis
Baltimore
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio
Jacksonians
Norrin
Democratic Central Committee
Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest
J. Fred Kelley
Senator Gorman
Thomas F. Grady
Tammany Hall
Gov Montague
Virginia
John F. McLean
Stewart Walker
West Virrginia
John P. Poe
Maryland
Warfield
John G. Carlisle
Henry G. Davia
Pauline Hall McLellan Sues Brokers Over 700 Shares
Pauline Hall McLellan known as Pauline Tall sues Andras Floyd and Frank Crawford of Floyd Crawford Co in New York Supreme Court seeking 6000 for stocks she gave them April 15 to manage. She claims the brokers failed to return the stocks or cash after demanding them back, resulting in their arrest and release on 1000 bond.
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New York
Pauline Hall McLellan
Pauline Tall
Andras
Floyd
Frank Crawford
Floyd, Crawford ®& Co
Supreme Court
McLellan
Pennsylvania
Lake Erie
Murder by Robbers at Gratiot Saloon in Detroit
William Herman, 22, a bartender, found dead in the basement of a Gratiot avenue saloon. His throat cut after a night shift. cash register looted. Porter and piano player arrested. John Walker later detained with $20 in silver and the murdered man’s gold watch. Walker linked to John Congdon, a former porter, now suspected in the affair.
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Detroit
Midh
William Herman
Gratiot Avenue
Herman
John W Walker
Randolph Street
Walker
Bu Teau
John Congdon
Congdon
Milwaukee
Jake Dussetd
Death by own action ruled in Minnie Harmening case
Minnie Harmening of Patentine Illinois was found dead in a barn. Her brother John Harmening admitted discovering the hanging and hiding the rope to shield parents from suicide. A coroner's jury ruled the death self inflicted, though the father contests the finding. Shaw spoke at a Parkersburg rally on tariff and trust issues.
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Chicago
Minnie Harmening
Patentine, I
John Harmening
Euiside
Okuma Warns of Prolonged War and Massive Costs
Tokyo address to United Clearing House members predicts a two year war cost of about 1.1 trillion with per capita share around 20 dollars. He cites Russian corruption, notes Russian losses yet vast resources, and urges Japan to conserve strength while preparing for heavy sacrifices. Prefectural officials cut expenses, relief funds confirmed as safe and earning interest.
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Progressive Party
Tokyo Clearing House
Tokyo
United Clearing House of
Count Okuma
Japan
Obuma
Stoersel
Port Arthur
East Asia
Russia
Europe
William
Okuma
Yamamoto
Bank of Japan
Imperial Relief Society
Matsukata
Tacuye
Taft Defends Philippines Costs and GOP Unity Messaging
Taft argues costs for the Philippines up to May 192 were under 169 million and total obligations, with treaty payments, total under 489 million, keeping annual US expense under five million. He says civil government is self sustaining and criticizes Parker and Davis for overstating costs. Beveridge lauds youth support for Roosevelt and Republican policy, urging a cooperative 30 day club campaign and outlining National Republican League leadership and platform unity.
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United States
Philippines
Judge Parker
Davis
Parker
Phil 'Ippines
Beveridge
Taft
Nominated for Congress in multiple districts
Reports from various cities on October nominations for Congress. John A. Noland and J Duncan Adams receive Republican nominations in South Carolina districts. Democrats nominate Harvey Bell in New York Yonkers district and Isaac Blandy in Troy. Other nominations include Harrison W. Coley in Oneida and Michael Driscoll’s renomination in Syracuse.
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D. C
John A. Noland
Congress
South Carolina
Columbia
S.C
Greenville
J Duncan Adams
J.T. Johnson
Mayeville
Kentucky
John B. Bennett
Samuel J. Pugh
Covington
New York
Harvey Bell
Yonkers
Troy
Isaac C Blandy
Twenty-second
Oneida
Twenty-ninth
Harrison W. Coley
Orelda
Syracuse
Michael Driscoll
Springfield
Mais
Fredrek A Gillet
Lynn
Mass
William A. Kelley
Big
James B. Otis
Brockton
William C. Lovering
Port Arthur Blockade Shifts as Japanese Learn Supplies Arrive
Reports from Tokyo say a junk laden with provisions was captured as it attempted entry to Port Arthur harbor. Despite vigilance, many junks reach Russian lines at landing points along the peninsula by night, aided by guns and mine fields.
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Port Arthur
Tokyo
Oct
Tsingtau
Death of Ira Davenport as Republican Gubernatorial Candidate
Rochester reports Ira Davenport of Bath died at Riverside Bath aged sixty three from a complication of diseases. Davenport, a wealthy Western New York figure, served ten years in public office including state senator comptroller and U S congressman. Additional notices include death of Rev Thomas R Pynchon former Trinity College president in New Haven aged eighty two and Charles J Barker veteran publisher in Burlington Iowa aged seventy eight. Also shipping notices from Plymouth Cherbourg and sailings from Liverpool and Teutonate arrivals. Populist initiative seen in Ohio with Dr H B Reemlin of Cincinnati filing petition to place the Populist State ticket on the ballot.
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New York
Rochester
Ira Davenport
Bath
Riverside
Davenport
Congress
New Haven
Conn
Thomas R. Pynchon
Trinity, College
Hartford
Burlington
Iowa
Charles J.barker
Burlington Gazette
Ohio
Columbus
HB. H. Reemlin
Cincinnati
Secretary of State
Republican National Committee Narrows Campaign Materials Contracts
The Republican National Committee decided to stop entering new contracts for campaign materials and shift to meetings and voter engagement. Preparatory work for the campaign has circulated literature and a large supply remains to meet demands as speakers are assigned for the next two to three weeks. Thomas B. Watson of the Peoples Party spoke in Hoboken and Jersey City, maintaining strong health and voice amid claims of waning strength while attacking both major parties.
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Republican Committee
New York
Republican National Committee
Thomas B. Watson
Peoples Party
Hoboken
Jersey City
New York Elections Face Corruption Probe Over Naturalizations
State Superintendent Morgan sent a letter to Tammany Hall alleging widespread naturalization fraud tainting New York elections. He said certificates were fraudulently obtained through both state and federal courts and pledged a legal, methodical probe before the 1X4 general election, offering justice to unlawfully certified individuals.
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New York
Law Committee of
Tammany Hall
Morgan
Supreme Court
Gildersielve
Heflin Reaffirms Jocular Bomb Comment in Booker Washington Talk
Congressman Heflin issued a card defending his claim that a hypothetical bomb during a meeting of Roosevelt and Booker Washington would cause little harm. He says the remark was jocular and sticks to his view on using influence over black voters to oppose Booker Washington if he runs. Ex-Gov William C. Oates adds that Heflin and district leaders should tone down the lurid talk to avoid angering Northern and Eastern Democrats.
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Washington
Ves
Montgomery
Ala
Heflin
Roosevelt
Booker Washington
William C Oates
District Executive Committee
Heftin
Princeton Republican Rally Addresses Students at Princeton University
A Princeton University rally drew 690 students as Prof H A Garfield son of the late President delivered the principal address. He urged students to vote for the Republican ticket only if it matches their views and praised the party as constructive progress. The student campaign organization was formed with W H Bayen Jr as president.
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H. A. Garfield
Addreasea Sor
Princeton
N. J
Dot
Princeton University
H. A Garfield
Garfield
W H. Bayen, Jr
D ‘Ayne
Republicans Hope For Strife Yet Conventions In Massachusetts
Boston October details a divided state Republican scene as candidates for state treasurer are named including John J Whipple Hilisha T Brewster Elisha T Harvell and Mayor Arthur B Chapin. A resolution panel wrestles with Canadian reciprocity amid calls from Rep Sarowell McCall and Boston Chamber of Commerce, with Bates Guild Parker Turner Moody set for renomination and party leadership spoken of through the convention.
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Boston
Mass
Tremont Temple
John J Whipple
Brockton
Hilisha T. Brewster
Springfeld
Elisha T Harvel
John L. Bates Wi
Tdeat
Curtis Guild, Jr
William M. Olin
Herbert Parker
Lancaster
Henry A Turner
Malden
United States
Wiliam H. Moody
Democrats In Harmony Ahead Of Massachusetts Convention
Boston state convention outlook favors unity with little opposition as leaders’ prearranged plans appear set. William L Douglass of Brockton named governor nominee with Johnny Crosby of Pittsfield in second place. ticket likely includes Henry L Schaefer, Edmund D Codwan, John Pleahy, and Francois Pettrault in key statewide posts.
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Massachusetts
Boston
Mass
Committee On
William L. Douglass
Brockton
Jonny Crosby
Pittsfield
Stute
Henry L. Schaefer
Winchester
Edmund D Codwan
John Pleahy
Francois Pettrault
South Grid
Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery touted for health gains
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce of Buffalo and his Golden Medical Discovery as a natural cure using herbs and roots to restore stomach health and nourish the body. It claims permanent relief for stomach and liver troubles tied to bowel issues and invites readers to request a copy of a medical adviser by sending 21 cents for a 100 page booklet.
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Dr. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Pierce
Justice of the Peace
Lexia
Wea
Sidinkas
Oetice Common Sense
Fanning in Indianapolis Denies Western Headquarters
Joseph T. Fanning arrived from New York as agent of National Democratic Chairman Thomas Taggart. He said no Western headquarters will be established while he is there and offered support to State Chairman O'Brien and County Chairman Clark. Senator Scott urged protection and warned Democrats would ruin industries if elected, praising Roosevelt and Fairbanks.
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Mr Parker
Republe
Theodore Roosevelt
Taggart
Indianapolis
Ind
Joseph T. Fanning
New York
Thomas Taggart
National Democratic
O'Brien
Clark
Scott
Rhode Island Socialists Reveal State Ticket
Providence report lists the Socialistic Labor party ticket announced today with Governor Peter McDermott and Lieutenant Governor Thomas F. Gerrick as candidates for the state race, along with Secretary of State Henry ONeill, amid a July political backdrop.
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Providence
Wine
Socialistic Labor Party
Peter McDermott
Thomas F. Gerrick
Henry O'Nell
Frovi
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