Russian Gains Drive Japanese From Shashi Battle Front
Fragmentary dispatches recount Russian offensives pushing Japanese from Shashi as fighting continues. Reports note Soviet left wing attacks and Japanese resistance near passes and passes, with casualties and gun captures amid pursuit along strategic routes toward Harpers Ferry and Cumberland.
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Foi
Apenas
Bayeeon Wits
Aly
Ithorn
Harpers Ferry
Martinsburg
Cumberland
Washton
Defeat of the Russian Army Reported From Manchuria
A Washington Post London cablegram cites The Times correspondent describing a proven Russian defeat in Manchuria. He notes high Russian casualties, estimates prisoners, and praises Allied victory while warning of renewed Russian retreat capability.
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Vitory
France Knilkoft
Kuropatiin
Lonely Tree Hill Recaptured Near Shakhle by Russians
Russian forces report recapturing Lonely Tree Hill near Shakhe three miles east of the railroad after heavy fighting. Japanese defenders suffered significant losses while bayonet engagements and close-quarters fighting occurred. Reinforcements and a prolonged artillery duel followed as Russian troops prepared to press the advance.
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Russana
Yokso
Okus
Ovamas
Teidays Everts
Tuiyo
Hao
Shenchuang
Sienchuang
Sumchang
Uns
Lulu Xner Wis
St Milne
Sass
Slenchuing
Pintin Moeuntau
Iter
Huarhientau and
Singchlendo
Weitzvuku
Aocantlen
Hnal Jen
Slonchuing
Sar Truth
Chigotao
Druhalntar
Chiaotao
Ninhaintal Ou
Aetersburg
Sakharoff
Lonely Tree
Lonely ‘Tree Hill
Sakheroff
Hill Talks Tariff Coalition and Senate by People Urged
Former Senator David Hill of New York addressed a Democratic mass meeting at Tomlinson Hall. He attacked Republican tariff policy, urged tariff reform to cover production costs at home and abroad, and endorsed election of U.S. Senators by popular vote. He warned of trusts and monopolies and stressed the need for a people’s vote over state legislatures.
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Republians
Harisons
McKinsey
Nave
Gupnart
Democratic
United States
House of Repréventaties
de Tert
Benate Yd
Senate
Congress
Department of Labor
Republican Congress
Department of Labor and Commerce
Labor Department
Cortelyou
Cortelous
Democratic hopes voiced for Parker and Hill in West Virginia
A political column argues for Judge Parker as a steady constitutional administrator and praise for Henry G. Davis, with Hill predicting Democratic gains in West Virginia Indiana New York Connecticut and New Jersey. It laments perceived overbearing labor interests and military glory politics while urging focus on regular nominations and national unity.
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Spain
Wistorner
Hill
Judge Parker
Henry G Davin
West Virginia
Philanthroplat
Indiana
New York
Connecticut
New Jersey
Davis Delivers Eight Speeches Amid Indiana Victory Talk
Spoke in Charleston Hinton and Ronceverte while a special train moved through Virginia and West Virginia. Senator Daniel and John P McGraa addressed meetings. a Charleston mansion fire sparked rumors but caused little damage. A telegram from David B Hill urged Democrat victory in Indiana as Davis and aides returned to their normal speaking routine.
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Hinton
W .Anct
Henry G. Davin
Charleston
Ronceverte
Wr Davie
Danel
John P McGraa
Blair and
Wood Daly
Daly
Lewisburg
Lynchbure
Norfolk and Wester Railway
Daniel
Roanoke
Rulford
Bluefleld
Governors Mansion
Sesson
David B Hill
Mr Davis
Indianapolis
Vic Hill
Tiana
Spooner Sees Mixed Prospects for Republican Ticket
Wisconsin senator John C Spooner spoke in New York noting uncertain prospects for the Republican electoral ticket. He did not announce Wisconsin speaking plans and said future developments would determine if more speeches occur. Harmon Returns from Europe to New York and Judge Judson Harmon arrived on the Minnetonka from Europe.
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Spooner
New York
John C Spooner
Wisconsin
Cost of Government Saving Under Republicans
REPORTS a Saratoga NY gathering where Secretary Latine Shaw and Rep Lucas Tattaverto argued that Cleveland’s last administration increased debt while treasury costs fell and customs collection efficiency rose. They claim four years of Republican policy cut public outlays, reduced interest, cut navy and navy yard spending, and saved tens of millions versus Democratic controls.
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Cleveland
Navy
Cleveland 4
Ur Lievelands
Clevelands
Navy and
Navy Yards
Theodore Roosevelt
Ang
Harrisons
Claveland
Democratic Party
Doubtful Election Outlook From 1930s New York Judge
New York October 17 Judge D Cady Ulerrick states that if the election were held today the Democratic ticket for governor would win, but notes the decisive last ten days of campaigning by both parties will determine the outcome. He recalls Roosevelt’s potential nomination and a political shift driven by corporate interests turning toward Republicans.
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New York
D Cady Ulerrick
Nico Lhis
Presiden
Roosevelt
Ut J
P UN
Republicans Welcome Fairbanks at Harmony Hall Meeting
United States Senator Charles W. Fairbanks and Lieut Cav Frank W Lukins greeted by a crowded Harmony Hall audience. The speech attacked Parker’s Philippine policy while defending U S sovereignty and cost studies. Fairbanks argued casualties and expenditures in the Philippines show the opposition’s claims are inflated and misrepresented.
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Troy
United States
Charles W Fairbanks
Frank W Lukggins
Fairbanks
Cledt Coxers
Judge
Ta Islands
Ming
War Department
Philppines
Insuar Treasury Anguot
Treasury of the United Sates
Frank W Highins
Providence
R. L
War and diplomacy beat in battered headlines across ports
An index page from a historical paper lists diverse items on Russia and peace terms, Indiana politics, theater reports, local events, and upcoming shows. Reports reference Musings on government costs, port operations, and a bishop’s address, with sports and personal notices sprinkled through.
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Wakmen
Brotherhood of the Union
Metta
Wasgaman
Bryan
Indiana
Warzin
Port Arthur
Russia
McCues
Duke of Orleans
St Louis
Leopold
Congo
New York
Entitled to Go on Ballot in Virginia District Race
Congressman Mudd secured a potential ballot spot after Attorney General Bryer ruled the John F Mudd petition valid under local law despite claims it was unconstitutional. Mudd vows to appeal to the Court of Appeals if Lower Court rules against him. The decision allows remaining Mudd signers to proceed, keeping his name on the ticket for the Sixth Congressional District.
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Mudd
J EM
Special
Yeushington Pas
Baltimore
Bryer
Muad
Goothe
Congress Fm
Sydney Wudd
Wudd
John Fmda
Attornas
Bryan
Ig 1Nconstitucional
Muda
Court of Appeals
Delow
John & Mudds
Parker to Speak Friday at Rosemount Meeting
An allegation of New Jersey Democratic meddling is expected at Rosemount Friday when Judge Parker will respond to the address. No detailed arrangements have been made but it is understood Parker will speak against alleged extravagances. Parker and his supporters, including Mrs. Harley Werren, now in New York, plan to attend to advance Parker’s political interests.
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Rosemor
New York
Hult Dezadle
Livhan
Roosevelt party unity cited in interview at Parkersburg
Cannon confident in winning district margins as Roosevelt described as larger than the party. He predicts losses in the East, small losses in the Far West, and a solid majority in the present field. Cannus planned statewide speaking tours to energize audiences.
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Wwe
Parkersburg
Snesker
Roosevelt
Cannus
Democratic candidates clash at mass meeting in Madison Square Garden
A mass meeting in Madison Square Garden under the Wankatta Democratic clubs featured chairman B Vetteltag criticizing current administration. Cady Herrick spoke warmly comparing the two presidential candidates, while Judge Parker received praise for reverence to the Constitution as Roosevelt was labeled impulsive and self confident.
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York
Oct
Madison Square Garten
Wankatta
Wayor Guntge B
Vetteltag
Adeimstratior
Varnr P & Cal
Boston
Cam Schinz
Cady Herrick
Driehy
Parker
Juggman
Roosevelt
Woman Burns to Death in Apartment Hallway
An unidentified thirty five year old woman was found burned to death in the second floor hallway of an East Gyxcy Street apartment. Annie Marta is charged with homicide after police say her statement claims she threw a lighted lamp. The dead woman was visiting Mrs Martin.
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East Gixcy
Second Street
Annie Marta
Martin
Street Car Disaster Kills Compositor and Injures Dozens
A foggy morning crash in the city left Edward R Sprague, a 45 year old government printer, dead after a street car derailed at Fourth and 7th streets. The packed car carried about seventy five passengers, with many workers en route to city jobs. Motorman Colvin and conductor Deal were detained. Coroner Nevitt to hold inquest tomorrow at 9 AM.
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Edward R. Sprague
Goverment Printing Office
Gelock
Edward R Sprague
Government Priniing
Ikameopathe Hospital
Havrag
Sera
Glass Farvo
Wea
Lila
Joseph Fort
Denis
Ua Sena
Pranktore Street
Corllsonéucar
Piury
Aulice
Josepho Gandke
Rhode Leland Arenua
Mar
James White College Park
Eieraenes Hospital
Davi Reed
Hosea
Sears
Hyats Tig
Fawr
Franvfort
Trum Hock
Helen
Ars
Rhoda
Avanze
Breiser
Emargency Hospital
David Gambe
Hyntraville
George
Newton Roverdale
Chase
Rverdale
Marin Wraxtsyile
Charles
Anderson Watstle
Nevitt
Bekington
BS Colvin
Edward Deal Colsin
J. H Riley
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Shashi
St Petersburg
Europatkin
Genetal Port Arthur
Comte
Korea
Europatians
Emi
Father O
Mukton
Nadia
Shakhe
Ilocloch
Ted
Ireas
Shikke
Watukrntun
Cente
Anc
Ok Dyes
Mai
For Flight
Chien Pass
Chuatgtson
Wag Totashima
Fondeaucze
Nodzus Canter Arin
London
Lonely Tree Hill
Old Point Comfort
Norfolk
Seaport
Norfolk & Washington Steamboat Co
7Th St
Orfolk
Chamberlin
Monopoly
Terest Be
Ally
Davis
Aull
Virgina
Union ‘Trust É
Borage Ddld F
Shaw
Saratoga
Treasurg Lasiie
Wo Shaw
Lucas Tattaverto
Repubtla Yises
Yi Littaver
Addess
Mettara
Sian Vir Shaw
Accentance
Republcan
Gravelands
Syun
Clevelards
Romans
Tor Pude
Doubitus
Herrick
Philippines
Islanda
House of Representatives
McClellan, Herrick and
Stone
Grest Frederick Fair
BO & O
Washington
Ta Toanekeepers
Sloane
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