British Baron Hayashi decries Kuropatkin ridicule
Japanese Minister in London Baron Hayashi says the ridicule of Kuropatkin proclamation is unfounded and Russia should not be seen as bluff. He reports British aims to gauge forward moves and expects a decisive battle, noting Oyama’s cautious fortifications and Japanese concerns over ammunition and supply constraints.
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Baron Hayashi
London
Kuropatkin
Gan Kuropatkin
Japanes
Lansdowne
Kurpatkin
Haawan
Kuropatkins
Marquis Oyamas Agero
Europitkin
Oyama
Hay
Abe
Liaoyan
Notice of Marraga and death notices distribution
Notice states Marraga and death notices inserted in The Washing on Post will, upon application, appear simultaneously without extra charge for other newspapers across multiple mornings in various listed papers including New York Times and Providence Journal among others.
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Sewepapers
N&y
York Times
Magtlmlone Herald
Buslun Glore
FALO
Lolrier
Cisuimaty Exguirer CH Agure Old Merald Lut
Adrltiifa
Puilig
Ledder
Piptsbore Dispatch Providence Journal
RO Westi I Herald SP
Repunk Syha
Licensed to Marry In A Long Chain of Names And Places
A jumble of names and places from Baltimore to Alexandria and Washington DC notes marriages and deaths. It lists Sal Weteran Georgia Mo Haven and Hertha L Bowers among many others, with scattered dates and locations including New Orleans, Crossigad Ya, and Congressional Cemetery. The text reads like a wedding and obituary notice with multiple individuals, residences, and events intertwined.
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Sal Weteran
Georgia
Haven
Hertha
Bowers
Barrie
Price
Caser
Anna P Pletcher
Mwoaalbr
Cora & Browden Bosch
Lee Ain
Saker
Elizabeth
Sauer
Baltimore Ma
Alexandria Va
Liste
Tora Gray
Fauguler
Fop Fai Sethe
Eedon Hoaty
Jane Woutkmery
Matt
Crossigad Ya
Philipe AD
Masuia
Frances Butler
Mardt G
Juda J Sullivan
Runyon T
Hades Veiow
Ami Anna Newman
Jesh T
Frances Simms
Fimy
Heme, Va
Mildred Foie
HoMer
Xu Jennie Ho Graham
Health Office Record Deaths of Various Aged Residents
Health office records list multiple elderly deaths and hospital stays across several addresses and institutions. Names include Joseph Mel and Jseph Mel Home for Aged, with ages ranging from around 60 to over 70, associated hospitals such as Providence and Columbia, and locations including Houston, Texas, and other towns. The fragmentary OCR text references dates in years and months, various memorials, and a section titled Health Office Record.
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Ory
Yean Lou's
Corky
Arightwood Ave
Hewlton Providence
Humphey
Jana
Sunty Congress Helens
Waters Sumer
Grace Mt
Speculation on Manchurian War Campaign and Baltic Fleet
The dispatch discusses potential decisive engagements near Liaoyang or the Taitse River, Kuropatkin’s possible moves, and Russian supply lines. It notes uncertainty over Baltic Fleet plans, differing British and Japanese views, and dwindling mediation hopes. It also covers Burleigh’s note on Osaka’s possible recall and the Telegraph’s editorial reaction.
Okuma's War Cost Forecast for Japan
London Times Cable reports Gen Hasegawa's Korea crackdown and a Japanese finance plan. Okuma suggests war costs could total 1.2 to 1.9 billion yen, pushing Japan to about 40 yen per person, with postwar needs funded by taxes and loans. The finance ministry notes optimism but warns higher outlays may arise post war.
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Okuma
London Times
Washington Post
Tokyo
Gen Hasegawa
Korea
Hamgyendy
Negata
Jim
London
Japan
Dust Storm Battle Near Manchuria Front Lines
Mukden report describes a fierce dust storm during a Russian advance in Manchuria. A Pekoff Regiment battalion attacked a Japanese force east of the railway near the Shakhe River, driving them from the village after stubborn resistance. Dust blinded troops, guns misfired, and cold numb fingers hindered aiming as Russians suffered seventy nine casualties while the Japanese withdrew with losses and casualties.
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Mukden
Association Press
Manchuria
Pekoff Regiment
Shakhe
Vigorous Stalwarts resist Spooner pull down ticket
Washington Fort Milwaukee Oct 11. The Stalwarts oppose dropping the La Follette ticket amid protests over Senator Spooner advisers urge withdrawal. Ex Governor Scofield vows to stay on the ticket or run independently, while others like Quarles and Philipp press to keep up the fight. Congressional delegation split, with some backing La Follette and others wavering. Fairbanks rally planned in Wisconsin as national Republicans discuss speakers for the campaign.
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Spoonera
Washington Fort
Milwaukee
Wis
Gov la Follette
John C Spooner
Spooner
Hag
Scofield
Cook
Campaiga
Tme
Guvetus
State Central Committee
Ag Charles Quarles
GL Philipp
Coan
Rooveyvelts
Senator Quarles
Congressional Delegaon
Minor
Babcock
la Follette
Adams
Cooper
Messra Otjen
Stafford Ale
Danny
la Follette Republican State Central Committee
Fairbanks
National Committee
California GOP Sees Large Roosevelt Fairbanks Victory
Secretary Metcalf of the Department of Commerce and Labor predicts a Republican landslide in California with Roosevelt and Fairbanks favored by at least 59000 votes. He notes strong coast prosperity and a large registration surplus in Los Angeles County, stating the outlook is overwhelmingly Republican. He adds no detailed conditions for other coast states but expects a sweeping victory.
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Metcalf
Department of Commerce and Labor
Pacific Coast
California
Hoosevelt
Fairbanks
Roosevelt
Angeles County
Bryan to tour Illinois under State Democratic auspices
William J Bryan will speak in Illinois under the Democratic State committee from October 23 to 31. A special train will be provided, starting at East St Louis, with stops in cities including Bacon, Moberly, Centralia, Mexico, Montgomery City, and St Louis. He urged voters to back Polk for governor in his Chicago-anchored address.
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Chicago
William J Bryan
Illinois
Democratic State Committee
Chcago
McGillen
Bryan
East & Louis
Wellsville
Bacon Moberly
Centraua
Mexico
Montgomery City
St Louis
Polk
Empire State Populists Organize and Endorse Four Democrats
The New York Peoples party met at Hoffman House to elect a state committee and set up a campaign organization. W Forest of Albany named state chairman. Four Democratic nominees for Congress William R Hearst William Sulzer Charles A Towne and Robert Baker were endorsed in the Seventeenth district. McDonald nominated as a Populist candidate. Foraker to speak at Clarksburg rally includes B B Dovener among speakers. Ocean steamers movement reports New York arrivals and sailings.
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Congress
New York
Peoples Party of
Hoffman House
W Forest of
Albany
Svatesauea
Wiliam R Hearst
William Sulzer
Charles A ‘Towne
Robert Baker
McDonald
Davis Hill and Daniel Rally Voters Across Maryland Line
A traveling Democratic campaign train led by Mr Davis with Senators Hill and Daniel toured Harpers Ferry Martinsburg and Cumberland. They praised Parker and Roosevelt while appealing to ladies and workers, urging strong support for the ticket as they spoke at stops from Paw Paw to Keyser and beyond.
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Maryland
Davis
Oasis
Frederick
Baughman
Senator Hill
Wadies
Hill Quick
New York
Utica
Republic
Department of Commerce and Labor
Roosevelt
Department of Labor
Winckney Whyte
Brunswick
Daniel
Parker
Harper's Ferry
Harpers Terry
Andes
Senator Fairbanks
Davia
Judge Parker
Harpers Perry
John Brown
Harpers Ferry
Senator Bailey
Texas
Charlestown
Shenandoah Junction
Hill
Parker Daniel
Martinsburg
Martinsville
Faulkner
Davin
Cherry Run
Mr Davis
Paw Paw
Fat Hancock
Gus Whyte
Jimmie West
Joseph Jefferson
Stonewall Jacksons Brigade
M. Davis
Courage and Blood Strength in Anemia Treatment
An old health article discusses anemia causes such as thin blood and indoor living, noting heart murmurs from blood weakness. It links indigestion and stomach reflexes to chest pain and coughs, then promotes Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets as alcohol free botanical remedies to improve digestion and blood nourishment.
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Dr Pierce
Davis Stop in Washington with District Democrats Escort
A special Baltimore and Ohio train carried Senator Davis the Democratic vice presidential candidate into Washington yesterday morning. District Democrats led by James L Norris met the party at Brunswick Md and escorted them to the city.
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Senator Davis
Vicw
Washington
Brunswick
Davis
Delock
James L Norris
Baltimore
Ohio
District of Columbia
Democrats of
Cxratte Club
Thomas J Moore
Anacostia
Democratic Club
Frederick B Heefer
Jackson Democratic Association
John S Miller
Columbia Democrat'club
Wiliam Cranch
W OH
O’brien
HO Bury
H Evans
Gyron Realy
American Mission Board Opens Ninety Fifth Annual Meeting
Grinnell Iowa hosts the ninety fifth annual meeting of the American Board of Foreign Missions at the last Congregational Church. Rev Thomas D D of Brookline Mass preaches the annual sermon. President Bradley of Iowa College welcomes the board. Capen responds. Treasurer’s report shows receipts 72670 and disbursements 748308 an increase of 778 over last year. Two new permanent funds of 1000 each added. Conditional gift fund now 462283. Amending proposals to enlarge board and increase church representation face opposition.
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Grinnell
Iowa
American Goard of Foreign Missions
Reven Thomas
Brookline
Mass
Theald
D W Bradley
Iowa College
Capen
Prudential Committee
Francis & Clark D
Boston
United Society of Christa Endeavor
Sydney Strang
Oak Park Lr
Methodist Mission Workers Anniversary Opens in New Haven
The thirty fifth anniversary gathering of the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal denomination began with a young people’s rally at Trinity ME Church in New Haven. Miss Mary E Holt of Boston presented the year’s review. The branch supported 336 scholarships 44 day schools 45 teachers and assistants 150 Bible women and 18 missionaries. Expenditures totaled $3130 with next year’s needs at $1500. Treasurer Mr Williston reported conference receipts at $2864, with outside sources pushing total to about $596 for the year.
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Women’s Society
New Haven
Cana
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Methodist Episcopal Denomination
Trinity
Mias
Mary E Holt
Boston
Williston
That awful cold and its terrible cough cured by Dr King's Discoveries
In a bold medical ad the headline boasts a cure for consumption style coughs with Dr King's New Discoveries. The copy promises relief from cold symptoms and claims satisfaction guaranteed with no cure no pay policy offered by druggists.
Episcopal debate over remarriage of divorced persons in church canon
The Episcopal General Convention discussed changing canon on remarriage forbidding clergymen to remarry anyone who has been divorced. The majority supported adding court evidence requirements for remarriage cases while a minority urged preserving current canon with safeguards. Debates named Rev Davenport, Rev Parks, Rev Williams, and others with strong views on biblical passages and church discipline. The Archbishop of Canterbury attended as observers.
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Boston
Mass
Episcopal Church
House of Deputies
Episcopal General Convention
Committee On
Rev J Or Davenport
Memphis Tenn
J Lewis Parks
New York
Parks R H Battle
Raleigh
G B van Waters
Portland
Oreg
John Williams
Omaha
Nebr
E P Bailey
Chicago
Samuel Ringgold
Knoxville Town
C H Stanley
Washington
Majonry
F P Davenport
Memphis
Lecu
Thig
Davenport
Parks
Lewis Rey de Fulton
William Bayard Cutting
House
Dr. Parke
America
NH Battle
John Willams
Neb
North Carolina
South Dakota
Church of God
San Francisco
E. P Batley
Samuel Ringwold
Knoxville
Ringgold
B G Vanwaters
Portland Ore
Paine's Celery Compound Promoted By Noted Doctor
An advertisement presents Miss Katherine Dover of Brooklyn testifying to Paine's Celery Compound as a nerve tonic and blood cleanser. It credits Prof. Edward E. Phelps and Dart mouth University with early claims tying nervous health to overall vitality. The ad asserts the formula, produced by Wells Richardson & Co, cures fatigue, constipation, headaches, sleeplessness, and other ailments, and urges reputable druggists to stock it.
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Edward E. Phelps
Dartmouth University
Phelps
Paine
Massachusetts
United States
Wells, Richardson & Co
Burlington, Vt
Katherine Doyer
Brooklyn
Miss Doyer
Katherine Dover
Gold St
N. Y
Convention Debates United States Territory in Missionary Representation
At the convention the House of Deputies and Bishops debated whether United States terms covered territory between the Atlantic and Pacific or included insular possessions. The issue was sent to the constitutional amendment committee. Bishops approved consecrating a bishop for Cuba and named members for the Sunday school commission. A Cuban diocesan likely to be chosen if Deputies endorse the bishops.
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Christ
United States
House of Deputies
Atlantic
Pacific
Committee On Constitutional Amendment
Edwin G Weed
Florida
New York
House of Bishops
Talbot
Pennsylvania
Coman
Delaware
Brewster
Connecticut
Lyons
Adderson
Chicago
Mackay Smith
Greer
Sunday School Commission
Cuba
Rey James H van Buren
Porto Rico
Board of Missions
Ialasian
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Mack
Chad
Mesadie
Washington DC
Fi Koncke
Ascension
Tuse Bellis
Ato
Jesse
Diate Po
Lave
Edward Ahtigtt
Steubenville
Mt Tora Vo Mahan
Ketter
Hen ES Trais Mileon
MiGrara Angdum ™ Hopital
Samuel Bie
Cute Morgue
Brio
Lan Warfield
Augustus Marlott Warfad
Fox
Nu Ang
Atreet Hertt West
Congressional Cemetery
Health Office Record
Undertakers
R. Speare
F Street
N. W
Fearon
Joseph Gawler
R F. Harvey
Fourteenth Street
Commel Us
John R. Wright
J. William Lee
Rere George P. Zarhorst
IPA
Liaoyang
Taitse
Kirmishen
Kuropathio
St Petersburg
Gay
Rugelan
Hig
Ilneg Ag Karapatkin
Kuroki
Kurokin
Europe
Russia
Far East
Baltic
Pens
Bennet Burleigh
Shanghai
Daily Telegraph
Burleigh Saya
Osaka
Gen Nodzu
Avery
Wisconsin
James A .Tawney
Republican National Committee
W J Connor
la Folletta
Na Onal
Empire State Populists
Foraker
Clarksburg
Var
Joseph Benson Foraker
Oshio
B. B Dovener
Germanic
Southampton
Bremen
Liverpool
Kalter Wilhelm der Grome
Plymouth
Cherbourgz
Cherbourg
West Virginia
Hall
Green
Hampshire
Cornwell
Hampshire County
Cumberland
Opera House
Hitt
Fairmont
American Mission Board
Dr. Thomas
Methodist Mission Workers
J Eccleston
Baltmore
John Fulton
Philadelphia
George McC Fiske
Providence
B Lyman
H Lightner
Minnesota
L Stetson
Charles G Saunders
H Stanley
Lewis
Henry S Nast
Cambridge
Masa
HH Battle
Gaia
Burlington, Vermont
Beth
Wonton & Stout
Tailors
Ees
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