Terms of Peace after Mukden Fall Big Indemnity and Port Arthur Handover
Japan signals willingness to negotiate after Mukden but demands a heavy indemnity and control of Port Arthur and the Liaoyang Peninsula. Proposals envisage Japan taking over Manchurian rail operations, and Russia surrendering mineral assets, with timing suggesting a renewed major engagement in about a month near Port Arthur. Moscow reports restoring troop spirit. Mukden quiet as Japanese entrenchments around the Takse River are rebuilt.
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Manchuria
Port Arthur
Mukden
Taitse
Kuropatkin
St. Petersburg
Liaosang
Takse
Liaoyang
London
Tle Dany
Tientsin
Port Arinu
Vhe Crines
Daly Telsgraph 4S
Jipin
Sakhalin
Rusia
Russia
Japan
St Petersburg
Liao-yang
Takse River
Red Cross
Gen Kureki
Liao River
Tie Pass
Yentat
Lelief
Hervin
Mor- Bvansk
Europatkon
Japanese advance north of Yentai and Port Arthur preparations
Detachments of Japanese infantry have moved three miles north of Yentai. Mukden and Liao Yang enjoy unusual quiet after three weeks of intense activity. News from Central Manchuria will be sparse, shifting focus toward Port Arthur as Oyama readies for a fall campaign. Grand Duke Alexander Michailovitch visits Libau as the Baltic fleet idles.
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Yentai
Liaoyang
Mukden
Manchuria
Port Arthur
Broensel
Arthur
Oyama
Alexander Michailovitch
Russian Mercantile Marine
Libau
Forege
Nicholas
Siberian
Tokyo
Shao-yang
Yegami
Yusfangmiao
Korea Off Vancouver Coast In Russian Vessel Alert
Reports from HMS Graf ton crew say the Russian armed auxiliary vessel Korea is sighted off the northern coast of Vancouver Island moving southward toward Esquimault or Victoria. The Korea, larger than the Lena, is under a high ranking Russian naval officer and has caused security preparations in Esquimault ahead of any potential entry.
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Grafton
Comox
Korea
Pacific
Vancouver Island
Esquimault
Victoria
Ithe Lena
British Columbia
Septral
Islands Protecting Ports Reported By Stoessel Dispatch
Viceroy Alexieff relays Stoessel's account of Japanese and British forces besieging Commander Islands near Kamchatka, with Japanese vessels driven off and crews killed or captured. Reports mention Japanese proclamations and a Russian response, noting Kamchatka loyalty and a landing attempt thwarted on the Kamchatka coast. Also includes a World’s Fair train ad for Washington to St Louis service.
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St Petersburg
Alexieff
Stoessel
Port Arthur
Yakutsk
Riberia
Commander Islands
Kam~chatka
Kamchatka
Russia
Great Britain
United States
Japan
Associated Press
Petropavlovsk
Alexies
Kamchatka Peninsula
Washington
St. Louis
Odell Loyalists Rally as Higgins Wins Gubernatorial Nomination
Saratoga N Y Sept 14 The Republican State convention nominated Frank W Higgins for governor after Odell persuaded Woodruff supporters to back Higgins. Woodruff withdrew his name and urged unity as Platt and Depew backed other tickets. The session featured lively cheers for Platt and Odell, with resolutions praising state progress and education while signaling a looming fight over a U S senator.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Frank W W. Higgins
Catts- Taugus
M. Linn Bruce
New York
Joan F. O'Brien
Clinton
Julius M. Mayer
Otto Kelsey
Livingston
John G. Wallenmaier
Erie
Henry A. van, Alstyne
Columbia
Court of Appeala
Edgar M Cullen
Kinga
William E Werner
Monroe
Harmony
Woodruff
Frank W. Higgins
Timothy L Woodruff
Kings County
William A Prendergast
Brooklyn
Higgins
Lieut
Guv. Higgins
Ore
Platt
Gov
Odell
Senator Platt
M. Higgins
De—pew
John O'Brien
Burke Cochran
Tammany Hall
George R Malley
St. Lawrence County
Albany
Schenectady
Malloy
United States
Parker in New York Jerome candidacy discussed
Judge Parker met with more than twenty party leaders at the Hotel Astor to discuss campaign plans including acceptance letters and a New York slate. Notables such as Henry G Davis and Arthur P Gorman visited, with Parker and Ryan lingering for hours amid rumors Jerome could join the state ticket in some capacity.
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New York
Judge Parker
Hotel Astor
New York State
David B Hill
Jerome
Hill
Parker
Henry G Davis
Arthur P Gorman
Daniel Lamont
George Foster Peabody
Weasurer
National Committee
Wiliam F B. Sheehan
Daniel McConville
Thomas F. Ryan
Virginia
John Sharp Williams
Mississippi
August Belmont
Perry Belmont
Herman Ridder
Brooklyn
Cord Meyer
New York State Committee
Rodle
Bureau of Organization
Gorman
Ryan
Louisville
Detroit
Mich
McCarren
Davis
Hippus
Broadway
Worty-fourth Street
Cleveland Henry Gassaway Davis
West Virginia
Bryan Opens Colorado Campaign With Peace Plea and Critique
In Denver on September 15 at Coliseum Hall Willam J Bryan addressed a packed audience warning against Republican militarism and Roosevelt’s power mindset. He urged peace over gold or silver, said Parker would bring four years of peace, and linked labor unrest to state and national issues as Colorado eyes the governor vote.
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Denver
Colo
Willam J Bryan
Colorado
Coliseum Hall
Bryan
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Parker
United States
Cannon in South Bend campaign speech at Auditorium Theater
Speaker Joseph G Cannon of the National House of Representatives opened a campaign in South Bend urging vigorous Republican effort in Nebraska, Illinois, and Indiana. He criticized tariffs as protector of American interests and tied trusts to the President's policy, while praising party stance. The audience filled the theater as Congressman Grick led the escort and Brick presided.
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South Bend, Inc
Auditorium
Joseph G. Cannon
National House of Representatives
Lake Shore Railroad
A. L. Grick
Brick
Cannon
Chicago
National Committee
West
Nebraska
Ulineis
Indiana
Fourteen Victims of Sea Storm Reported Coastwide
A brutal Atlantic gale swept from Charleston to Boston causing multiple wrecks. Eight fishermen drowned near Wilmington and a tug Prael W. Durham sank in the Delaware River with five crew members missing. Rescues saved two, including a few aboard a sand schooner. The Huron rescued eight Charleston crewmembers from the Grey Eagle but seven others perished. Damage extended to Philadelphia, New York, and New England with ships and breakwaters affected. Weather turned extreme across Delaware Breakwater, Cape Henlopen, and Martha’s Vineyard regions.
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Wilmington
Charleston
Delaware
Philadelphia
New York
New England
Del
Prael W. Durham
Delaware River
American Dredging Company
William Grapp
Harry Matthews
William Ennis
Clayton
Wallace Sharp Milton Townsend
Ludlow Townsend
Camden
Durham
Jacksonville
Fla
Ingram
Clyde Line
Huron
Grey Eagle
M. Smith
Ws Simmons
R. H. Gadden
W. F Butler J. Harrison
A. Johnson B. Anderson
ED Middleton
Digigess
Nea
Met
C Allen
Eric Clare
American Fisheries Company
Cape of Henlopen
H. A. Lennon
Swann
Fearless
Alaska
Maggie E. Davis
Asza
Boston
Masa
Atlantic Coast
Newport
R. I
Minneapolis
Columbia
North Atlantic
Lives Lost in Coast Storm
Coast storm claims several lives as crews search for missing mariners and residents brace for continuing rough seas. Coast Guard and local authorities coordinate rescue efforts while weather warnings extend along the shoreline.
Paraguayans Routed as Rebel Forces Break Government Defenses
In Buenos Ayres on September 15, reports say Paraguay’s government forces were defeated after a three hour battle near San Antonio. Gen Escobar’s demands hinder negotiations, while the rebel Sajonia returned to Villetta with no casualties. A successor to Gen Saravia reportedly commands about 18,000 men as peace talks resume.
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Buenos Ayres
Escobar
Sajonia
San Antonio
Ferreira
Lutereng
Asuncion
Villetta
Saravia
Suspect Arrested in Rhode Island Woods Woman Murder Case
John Allingham, Civil War veteran known as Capt Harrington, is held after a partially mutilated body of Mrs. Dennis Crowley, 65, was found in woods near the state line. Blood on his shirt and items from the murdered woman tied him to the scene. authorities debate jurisdiction as the crime spanned Rhode Island and Massachusetts.
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Wtucket
R. I
Dennis
Owley
Massachusetts
Pawtucket
John Allingham
Harrington
Allingham
Allinngham
Rhode Island
Jeweler Thief Caught in Indiana After NYC Diamond Theft
Marion Indiana September 6 detective William J Deevy of the New York police arrested William McKinty alias William J Valentine alias William Stewart, wanted for a $120000 jewelry robbery in New York. He acknowledged the fugitive status and described the jewelry’s dispersal through Albany Chicago and St Louis. McKinty, age 23, has served three prison terms in New York and New Jersey for diamond robbery.
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Marion
Ind
Willam J Deevy
New York Police Department
Wiliam McKinty
William J Valentine
William Stewart
New York
McKinzy
Albany
Chicago
G&j. Louis
Waae
MecKinty
New Jersey
Five Children Die in Kentucky House Fire
In Adair County Kentucky a family disaster left five Sapp children dead and parents Jesse and Mrs Sapp fatally injured. The cause is not known as the injured cannot speak. The notice also lists a travel schedule for trains from Harper s Ferry Charlestown and Winchester on Sunday September 18.
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Pate
Columbia
Jesse Sapp
Rolly
Adair County
Sapp
Harpers Ferry
Charlestown
Winchester
Huntsville Jail Guard As Eleven Indicted In Lynching Case
Madison County jail guarded by Companies G and K of the Todd Infantry after a grand jury indicted eleven men connected with the Horace Maples lynching. A rumor of indictments against Sheriff Hogers and Mayor Smith was denied. A military court of inquiry was ordered to examine Capt R L Hay and his men’s conduct during the September 7 lynching. The court could lead to a court martial depending on findings.
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Huntsville
Ala
Madison County
K. Todd
Lucien Brown
Horace Maples
Liberty
Ben Hill
Judge Speake
Circuit Court
Peters
Hogers
Smith
Grand
Montgomery
Cunningham
R L. Hay
Before-day clubs raise fears in Georgia towns
Report from Adrian and Kite in Georgia traces rumors of before-day clubs near Augusta and Metcalf. A Kite lodge raid yielded literature suggesting organized groups. an assault on a white farmer spurred fears. In Thomasville, a store was firebombed. a mass meeting with local leaders aimed to deescalate tensions while negros reportedly submitted lodge by-laws for inspection.
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Augusta
Adrian
Kite
Wadley and
Mount Vernon
Thomasville
James Horne
Metcalf
Here
Horne
S .A. Roddenberry
R. W Branch
Colored Methodist Church
Negro convicted in Camilla murder trial amid militia stand
In Camilla Georgia a special term of the Superior Court convicted Whitley Williford of murder after militia arrived to guard proceedings. Col Wooten and 18 Albany Guards plus 120 Thomasville Guards escorted Williford from the jail as soldiers ordered entries halted. Williford was sentenced to hang October 6 with no mob action observed. He is to be held in Albany until execution. Elsewhere Stephen Fellows shot his wife and son at Barnesboro station. the wife likely dies.
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Camilla
N Fpence
Whitley Williford
Col Wooten
Albany Guards
Thomasville
Williford
Rym
Albany
Johnstown
Stephen Fellows
Charles
Pennsylvania Railroad
Barnesboro
New York
Fellows
Jee
Aews
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