Fail to Take Hill Japanese Assault on Lone Tree Repulsed
Japanese assault on Lone Tree Hill failed at dawn amid heavy Russian resistance. Across the front, Japanese and Russian forces clash with heavy losses. Russian centers hold and supply lines face disruption as both sides push toward Shakhe River and Mukden. Reports from St. Petersburg praise Russian defense while Tokyo signals renewed effort and mounting strain on Japanese logistics and ammunition.
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Lone Tree Hill
Foourtues
Chine
Poattion
Rusatina
Wwful
Ruvclan
Japan
Russia
Evers
Mandarin Road
Shalandtzy
Shakhe
Shakne
Lone Tree Hall
Putllot Hii
St. Petersburg
Suronatkin
Europarkin
Tokyo
Associated Press
Mukden
Kuropatkin
Spooner Wisconsin Senator Doubts Roosevelt Victory
Wisconsin Senator Spooner, amid party tensions, questions if Wisconsin can deliver Roosevelt electors, sparking surprise among state Republicans in Washington. Assistant Attorney General Pradt and Assistant Secretary Taylor view the interview skeptically, calling La Follette a egotist and demagogue while noting Wisconsin stalwarts back Roosevelt in principle, even if cautious about tactics.
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Eisie
Wisconsin
Taylor
United States
Spooners
Carc
Associated Press
Washington
Spurner
Badger
Parker and
New York
Madison
Spooner
L A Pradt
Stuation
Pradt
Rongevelt
Intervieu
Chicago
Roosevelt
Rational
White House
la Follette
la Folletta
Senator Spoofier
Wisconsin Wavers on Roosevelt Vote in Parker Crisis
A Wisconsin political letter warns of eightiest danger to Parker and reports nervousness over party distress. It cites La Follette faction dynamics, stalwarts' support for Roosevelt, and Democrats leaning toward Roosevelt, predicting Wisconsin may yield a Roosevelt majority near 100000 in the state’s election.
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Parker
Ubst
Wisconsin Republica
Roosevelt
Wisconsin
la Follette
Ufelong
Parker Campaign Prospects in Indiana and New Jersey
In New York on Oct 18 Judge Parker weighed Indiana and New Jersey prospects. Simon P Bherin and Sherin briefed Parker as James J Smith Jr. predicted a Democratic win with Parker steering mass meetings in Esopus and Newark. conference praised pensions stance while level of canvassing remained undisclosed.
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New York
Indiana
New Jersey
Tudge Parker
Simon P Bherin
Sherin
Taggart
Judge Parker
Auch
Thoreuast
Hippus
Jndi Gnans
Danviss
Chatman
James J Smith Jr
Parker
Blick
Edward Arkinson
Boston
Maas
Philippine Islands
Bres
Atkinson
Esopus
Conresa
Beville
Mra
Charles Meiesz Hall
Maediann Square Garden
E. Price
Newark
Dodson Harmon
Ghlo
Atttorney
Europe
Demcratic
John E Tamb
William J Thompson
Gloucester
Wiliam J Stone
Missouri
Daniel 8
Lamont
H D Ferguson
Republican National Administration
Gove Ainments
Taggart Heading Home To Address Indiana Situation
Democratic National Committee Chairman Taggart plans a brief trip from New York to Indiana and Illinois to focus on the party’s prospects. He will return to New York to stay through the election and consult with executive committee members and state delegates. Roosevelt leads Parker four to one in early betting on Broad Street. a $1,000 wager tops smaller bets.
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New York
Roosevelt
Wew
York
Broad Street
Parker
Tom Taggart
Bryan
Indiana
Nebraska
Svea
Thas Elver
Watson
Debs Ind
Bryans
Fairbanks
Senate
Stram
Om Bryan
Cannon at Fairmont Opens Republican Campaign
In Morgantown and Fairmont WV the arrival of Speaker Cannon and Congressmen Bele Dayton and Bede drew crowds. An all day meeting, parades, and rallies drew roughly 15000 attendees in Morgantown and about 7000 in the later event, with strong speeches and applause.
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Washington
Vorganonn
Joseph G Cannon
House of Representatives
Adam Bele
Winnesot
Thomas W . Fleming
Cannon
Morgantown
W Va
Dayton
Bede
Platt and Mi Tepew discuss Depew successor at state HQ
In New York on October 18 Senator Thomas Platt and Senator Channery Mi Tepew spent a half hour with leaders at Republican State headquarters. They spoke on who should be chosen to succeed Senator Depew next winter amid varied rumors. Platt indicated he favors Depew's reelection, while officials remained reticent about the conference and potential candidates including former Governor Black.
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New York
Thomas Platt
Channery Mi Tepew
Dor
Black
Depew
Platt
Senator Proctor Re-Elected in Vermont Legislature
Senator Proctor was re-elected to the United States Senate by the Vermont legislature with 205 votes in the upper chamber and 1 for John H Senter in the House, where Democrats backed their candidate. final confirmation awaits joint sessions.
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Montpelier
Redfield Proctor
United States
Senate
Vermont
Senator Proctor
John H Senter
Senter
Parker to Ulster Voters Defends Constitutional Limits
Alton B Parker in Ulster County accuses the Republican administration of overstepping constitutional powers. In a letter read at a Commercial Travelers League meeting, Parker argues government must be divided into three branches with defined powers. He urges voters to support constitutional safeguards in the upcoming election.
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Judge Parker
Ulster County
Commercial Travelers’ League
Broadway
William Roche
Charles M Preston
Lawrence van Milter
New York State
Democratic
John J Linson
Howard Chipp
Keston
Fudge Parkers
Ettorik
Xo Tong
Aierewardef Coe
Leeua
Tate
Yaore
Alton R Parker
Battle With Bandits Near Mexfco City
In Mexfco City on October 18 three desperadoes Flores Saledo Herrera killed a servant Laurina Frias and wounded Vicente Godinez before a rurales force arrived. A pitched battle followed at a plantation with heavy casualties among soldiers and the bandits.
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Mexfco City
King Endufteer
Federal
Laurin Drias Santa Julia
Nestor Flores
Banaid
Solaler
Vicente Gadioer
Danta Julia Leonardo Bariques Rodrigo Barelo
Petro Herrera
Benoit Eieven Goldter
Flores Saledo
Herrera
Vicente Godinez
Santa Yalla
Godines
Laurina Frias
Friag
Godinez
Rurales
Gladden resigns from American Missionary Association
Des Mores, Jaws reports Washington Gladden of Columbus Ohio resigns the presidency of the American Missionary Association, the nation’s leading home mission group, amid duties to the Congregational National Council. W E B Du Bois of Atlanta University provokes reaction with remarks on race, class and the so called negro problem as a phase of broader social division. He accuses society of the greatest crime, the stealing of privileges by the well to keep the poor and white over the underprivileged.
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Des
United States
Bryan's Indiana tour draws huge crowds amid debate
William J Bryan camps in Indiana delivering speeches at Bedford Greencastle and Terre Haute. He touts Democracy, argues for Parker Roosevelts policies split legislature favors Republicans. predicts 18 000 to 20 000 plurality in Indiana. Mass meetings draw miners and students, with one stand collapse injuring a few but no serious harm.
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Bedford Ing
William
Bryan
Theiana
Mr Bryan
Carte House Park
Generaline
Greencastle
Ind
Willam J Bryan
Depauwe University
Spain
Bryan Trai
Here
Linton
Green County
Crope
Fupos I Japanese Wvet Reverses Spooners Prediction
A compact digest reports varied items including politics in Wisconsin and Illinois, labor union activity, named figures such as Bryan and Mayer, and notes on post office estimates. It mentions battlefield scenes, editorials on taxes, and visits from Washington, with racing and other sports briefly touched.
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Wisconsin
Bryan
Union Brotherhood
Afa
Knights of Maite
Fairbanks
East
Dasa
Froblem
Emperor William
Mayer WeCue
Virginis
Maryland
Tsoeial
Fire Rages Through Rehoboth Beach Destroying Numerous Homes
A massive blaze in Rehoboth Beach Delaware on October 18 swept through wooden structures including the King cottage, Townsend Hotel, Brayton Hotel, and other residences. Despite bucket brigades and aid from Wilmington Georgetown Lewes and a special train of firefighters, most of the town faced heavy damage with losses around 16000 and insurance about 2300. The wind shift toward the ocean likely saved southern and western areas. Local leadership included Dr Thorpson, mayor of Lewes.
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Rose Rehoboth
Del
Rehoboth
Townsend
Brayton
Thorpson
Lewes
Bucket Brigade
Wilmington
Georgetown
King Cottage
Baltimore
Railroad Avenue
DC Townsend
Dallas Marvel
Laurel Delphich
Townsends
Wis
Weinseimer Convicted in Extortion Trial at Chatsworth
Philip Weinseimer, former president of the Building Trades Alliance, was found guilty of extortion by a Special Sessions jury after more than a week of trial. He was remanded to the Tombs until October 2 for sentencing. he faces a possible appeal on grounds the verdict contradicted the evidence.
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Newmore
Philip Weinseimer
Building ‘Trades Alliance
Wemselmer
Cottt
George F Baxig
Chatsworth
Weinselmer
Indicted Cork Works Men Plead Guilty Demurrer Filed
Trenton New Jersey October indictment shows IT H Stone F S Quintard Charles W Russ and James Ruse of the Nonpareil Cork Works Camden charged with conspiring against the United States steamboat inspection laws by selling life preservers containing iron parts. They via counsel filed a demurrer arguing no conspiracy and market sale defense. Judge Lanning to set hearing date.
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Trenton N
H Stone
Quintard
Charles W Russ
James Ruse
Cork Worts
Camden
United States District Court
Wil
Rx Allense
Windh
Thare
Lanning
PREDICTS PROSPERITY At Sinois Bankers meet in St Louis
The fourteenth annual Sinois Bankers Association convention opened in St Louis with remarks by President William George of Aurora. Frank A Vanderlip of National City Bank urged optimism while warning against overconfidence. He said future financial events should move toward improvement and prudent conservatism.
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St Louis
Sinois Bankers Association
Tishore Worlds
William George
Aurora
Frank A Vanderlip
National City Bank of
New York City
Vanderlin
Auto Plunged Over Bridge Killing One Injuring Two
An automobile from Urbana left the road near Springfield Ohio and plunged into a rocky ledge seven miles from town. Verron Middleton, father of Judge E C Minal ston, was killed. Mrs Virginia Handles was internally injured and may die. Charles R Murphy survived with minor injuries. Wilkins farm wrecked. The party had been out all night in high speed.
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Springfield
Ohio
Hare
Verron
Middleton
E C Minalston
Wilkins
Virginia Handles
Charles R Murphy
Steet
Urbana Qhip
Mad Riser
Outlaw Oyoma and Followers Besieged in Eastern Samar
In Eastern Samar the Pulajana resistance was crushed as Leut Pogge of the constabulary defeated a large force in the mountains. Oyoma the noted outlaw was killed along with fifty followers.
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Oyomo
Manila
Leut Pogge
Constabulary
Samar
Oyoma
Giolitti Government Stands Firm Amid Election Tensions
Opposition parties accuse Giolitti of weakness toward extremists and call for restraint. Anarchists urge abstention and promote propaganda for political prisoners as garrisons are reinforced and a squadron sails to Genoa. The cabinet outlines its program including railroad modernization and tax reform while warning against revolutionary elements.
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Gialitti
Gamsons
Waratups
Genoa
Rome
Giolitti
Milaward
Rarshipala
Mian
Reyal
Iker
Signor Giolltel
Baye
Einar Jadea
Fede
Iicht
Patte
Kite Flying Contest Marks Day at Worlds Grounded Course
Laws Oct 18 The Kite Wing car tests from yesterday were held at the Worlds Grounded car course but no decision will be public until the jury meets and notes are compared tomorrow Eighteen entries competed in the mile and one mile contests with participants including Maj Baden Powell England Thomas F Baldwin San Provenico and WA Eddy Bayonne N J Conditions were better today as kites rose to varying heights The kite of Silas J Cortre Chicago carrying between 3000 and 700 feet of wire disappeared with no known accident or injury
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Maj Baden Powell
Englang
Thomas F Baldwin
San Provenico
WA Eddy
Bayonne
Dax
Silas J Cortre
Chicago
Trial of Nan Patterson Delayed to November
District Attorney Jerome promises to call the Nan Patterson case next month in New York. Patterson, held at the Tombs on the murder charge of bookmaker Caesar, was released on bail which her father could not fully supply. The DA said the trial would be set for November and urged preparation for the upcoming hearing.
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Jerome
New York
Nan Patterson
Tombs
Pilton
Reed
Ceesar
Atornes
IB Patterson
Mionth¢ le
Aimal
Lou
Emigrant steamer sinks off Spanish coast report in LondonStandard
The London Standard reports a Cunarder steamship carrying about 2200 emigrants may have gone down off the Spanish coast after a fierce storm. No confirmation yet, but the note calls the dispatch from Fiume to London a cautious early line. The incident location is tied to the Adriatic region near Venice, with Hungary as the noted origin.
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Cunarger
Fiume
Hungary
London
London Standard
Zune
Spanish
Standard
Piaice
Adriate Sea
Venice
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