Port Arthur Pivotal Battle Report Skeptical Might End
Japanese minister Hayashi in London says the battle at Port Arthur is not decisive and neither side can crush the other as Oyama defends the first line. Reports note Russian retirements and Japanese caution with fluctuating claims, while signals detail mined ships and arsenals and allied commentary from the Morning Post and Washington.
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London
Oyama
Gyamet
Karepatkin
Karpatkim
Liao-tang
Archbishops Farewell at New York Pilgrims Banquet
The Archbishop of Canterbury was guest of honor at a Waldorf Astoria dinner hosted by the Pilgrims of the United States. About 158 attend, including Gov. Odell and Gen. Grant. He praised American cordiality and friendship before bidding farewell to the country.
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Primate of Canterbury
New York
Archbishop of Canterbury
United States
Waldorf- Astoria
Henry C. Potter
Eastmaster
Henry C Potter
Gov. B Odell
Ripon
FP Morgan
Perry Belmont
Joseph Wheeler
Stewart L Woodford
Frederick D Grant
America
Philadelphia
Boston
Americans
Retiring Moderator Seeks Union Of Congregational Traditions
Des Moines Iowa October news reports the retiring moderator Rev Amory H Bradford D D opening the Triennial National Council of the Congregational Church with about 800 delegates in attendance. Rev Washington Gladden D D of Columbus Ohio elected moderator. Dr Nahemiah Boynton and Judge J Ho Perry also received votes. Bradford urges union of Methodist Protestant United Brethren and Congregational churches.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Congregational Church
Amory H Bradford
Washington Gladden
Columbus
Ohio
Nahemiah Boynton
Detroit
J Ho Perry
Connecticut
Perry
Boynton
Gladden
H H Proctor
Atlama
Bradford
Guv Cummins
Asher Anderson
Ghana
Bunday
Young Peoples
Andy
Clurches
Samuel B Forbes
Amory Il Bradford Dld
Methodist Protestant
United Brethren
Congregational Burches Grinnell
American Hoard of Foreign Missions
Missionary Herald
American Board
Edmund M. Vittum
Grinnell
Capen
Board
Fta
National Council of Congregational Churces
Wounded Artilleryman Dies Exonerates Fellow Soldier
Patrick Candin a 23 year old from Worcester Massachusetts of the Eleventh Battery United States Artillery shot at Mount Gretna by a fellow soldier died in Lebanon Hospital He stated before death that the shooting was accidental and that no quarrel or blame attached to the comrade The shooter will face a court martial and is confined at the camp guard house
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Lebanon
Patrick Candin
Worcester
Maas
Mount Gretna
Candin
United States Artillery
Fort Hamilton
New York
Candlin
Russians Retreat as Japanese Win Key Mukden Fight
A chaotic battlefield report traces RS generals Kuropatkin and Sakharoff under pressure near Bensihu and Yental. Japanese forces push along the Taitse and Hun rivers, capturing guns, advancing on Langtouchjeb, and forcing Russian retreat amid heavy casualties and intensified artillery.
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Hu Pass
Bensihu
Liaoyang
Rennenkampit
Taltse
Nicholas Leid
Kuropatkin
Manchuria
B Sakharof
General Staff
Saya
Shakhe River
Mandarin Road
Toumytso
Yental
Yentai
Khana Pass
Sakharoff
War Office
Tokyo
Bildering
Rugalan
Oyama
Oku
Mukden
Berthe of
Ling-yang
Okueeft
Liaoyan
Shibchino ‘Tsu
Central Army
Russian Advance Under Rain At Front As Army Rejuvenates
Gen Kuropatkin reports from Mukden to the Associated Press that rain and cold yielded to sun as Russian advance guard extended far before reserves. Troops fresh from Russia, eager to reach Port Arthur, show renewed spirit after Liaoyang losses.
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Kuropatkin
Mukden
Nemirovich-Danchenko
Liaoyang
Russia
Port Arthur
Mistchenko's Brilliant Victory and Frontier Tug-of-War
Reported battlefield dispatches describe October advances near Mukden with Japanese outposts at Chiantum Tadacampa Stopu Samuhedz Chanzai and a main front from Dayan to Da Pasa. Gen Mistchenko gains ground near Bentslaputze as Voronski and Verkhneudinski regiments hold hills amid heavy fighting and rear-line skirmishes through October 4–11.
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Mukden
Chiantum Tadacampa Stopu Samuhedz
Chanzai
Dayan
da Pasa
Sandiapu
Khoutzanpa
Chintatadzi
Nakchutunia
Lochyu
Yental
Bentstaputsze
Benalbu
Fhangwopudai
Chintaladai
Inchendzi
Sea of Millet
Ine
Mistchenko
Bentslaputex
Verkhneudinski Siberian Regiment
Uje
Hilla
Sapanese
Lodaes
Kuropatkin
Voroneki
Baron von Tresckow Dead in Camden Home
Baron Egmont von Tresckow a Prussian nobleman aged sixty four died at his Camden home after long rheumatism. Born near Berlin he came to America in 1890 married Miss Jeanette Waterman Midridge of New York and later moved with family to South Carolina and Camden. He will be buried in Camden. Also noted was Col Charles P Hall a Confederate general and railroad official who wed here at age sixty seven.
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Prusman
United States
Speoinl
Washington Post
Columbia
Baron Egmont
August Karl Thaasilo von Tresckow
Hortick
Berlin
America
Jeanette Watterman Midridge
New York
Austria
South Carolina
Camden
Fis
Prussia
Frederick I Wiliam IV
CANTEEN A NECESSITY SAID TO CUT CRIME IN ARMY
Inspector General reports near unanimous army support for reestablishing the canteen in the Philippines three year tour of duty criticized. He links absence to sickness offenses and desertion while noting canteen profits aid mess and publications. He urges rewards for deserters and hard labor as punishment.
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Philippines
G H Burton
Burin Ren
Philippine
War Department
Burton
Islands
Canteen Beer Back at Army Posts Urged by Surgeons
The Association of Military and Naval Surgeons of the United States in session adopts a resolution urging that beer sales be permitted at army post exchanges under general staff and War Department rules. They also seek Congress action to reorganize medical departments and extend duties and powers of medical officers. Presidents requests sanitation instruction for West Point and Annapolis, while Col Havard favors athletics for character, noting football’s violent traits but benefits for military officers. other papers cover naval medical leaders and past U S Navy officers.
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St Louis
Association of Military and Naval Surgeons of the
United States
General Staff
Secretary of War
Congress
Army
Navy
Gse
West Point
Annapolis
Valtrey Havard
United States Volunteers
Col H Havard
Col Havard
West Port
John C Wise
Wiliam F. Waugh
United States Navy
Hats for gowns lauded as Washington's best value at $3.50
Regular patrons are invited to buy at a temporarily reduced price of three dollars and fifty cents. The hats are designed to match tailor-made gowns and have been pronounced the best in Washington.
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Washington
Malice Velling cher le pets arl fancy Agures
A compact item notes a curious measurement record noting 36 and 7 inches wide, mentioning a pet related detail in a period tone with faint auction or display implications. The text reflects a garbled OCR fragment preserving a naming of figures and a width specification.
Sullivan Wins Featherweight Title Fight in Fifth Round
In St Louis on October 18 Tommy Sullivan of Brook Inn won the featherweight world title by decision over Abe Attell of San Francisco in a fight planned for twenty rounds. Attell claimed a foul after a low left uppercut to the stomach ended the match in the fifth round. A warrant for murder was issued in St Louis on October 13 for Myrtle Eberly who admitted killing Thompane of New Dorp, Staten Island.
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Tommy Sullivan
Brook Inn
Abe Attell
San Francisco
Attell
Myrtle Eberly
Policn
Thom- 3 Pane
New Dorp
Staten Is
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