Battle on the Yalu Japanese Capture Fort and Advance
A Tokyo dispatch reports a Japanese detachment of 1000 infantry crossed the Yalu River, attacked Chinese forces, and captured the Chin fort with two guns. Chinese earthworks were overcome by a river crossing at daybreak. Repairs and preparations continue as Japanese engineers push toward Lishiyen and Bukochin Ferry in anticipation of an all-out assault.
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Kounax
Tokio
Westurghal
Yamagata
Yalu
Chin
Nene Sons
Lishiyen
Wijou
Bukochin
Linye Joe Todas
Army Corps
Wield Aarstint Costus
Oyama
Attow U
Chetnulpotataber
Amane
Japan
Ilobler
Tate
Tiong Tein
Armg
Li Hong Chang
Jie
China
Park Arthur
Straxenat
Java
Port Arthur
Tollen
Wan Bihe Corian
Kaane
Hot Fue
Change of Venue Bid in Quo Warranto Case
The Pallman Company seeks a venue change in a quo warranto case brought by Attorney General Moloney. Ground alleges court partiality due to Judge Gibbons writings on land ownership by corporations. Moloney accuses affidavit signers of both moral and legal perjury. Continuous arguments followed as Moloney questioned readers of the judge’s book.
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Pallman Company
Apples
Moloney
Molaney
Gibbons
Lumett
Dover
Maloney
S. Wernhwiner
Adapt Coin
Utah firm goes under Baurbake 87 Teendel Sonn assignment
The Utah merchants Teendel and Sonn assigned assets totaling over 200000 dollars. The firm, opened in 1870, faced major troubles due to unpaid merchandise and collection issues. Creditors span across New York Chicago St Louis Omaha San Francisco and many other cities. Dooley and Geohegan named as assignees. The Basker ship from Fort Queesw Tows Oct 20 reports a broken shaft from the steamer McCarell sailing from Norfolk.
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Baurbake
Teendel & Sonn
Thie City
Omahs
Sou Frangiech
Wee
Dooley
PA Geohegun
Fort
Ar Basker
Philadelphia
McCarell
Norfolk
Lexow Investigation Proceedings At New York Senate Hearing
Police Commissioner Sheshian testified before the state senate police investigation as witnesses faced probing questions about alleged corruption and influence in the Seventh Judicial Court case. The hearing revealed tensions among officials and ongoing disputes over witness conduct and political influence.
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New York
Sheshian
Atate Senate
Long Island
Bheolan
Lal
Plies Board
Galt
Jansey Curry
Green goods letter leads to police chief mystery
An October Kansas City report claims a Green Goods letter circulated among New York crooks. It suggests the letter was tied to official papers and references the chief of police and a city livery stable early officials, raising questions about a possible improper connection.
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Kansas
Green
New York
Amhoy Aoi T
Lie Tiny Hane
Slugiey & Quaker
Juasie
Pevce Shige Toy
Explosion on French cruiser Arethuse deaths and injuries
An explosion during engine testing on the French cruiser Arethuse caused many casualties as the crew dealt with the blast. At least twenty killed and twenty wounded were reported, with chaos ashore as firefighting and medical teams worked to stabilise the injured.
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Arethuse
Haward Deh
Areth Hte
Mlitog
Wrelitorca
Sik Cen
Contempt Case Against Wholesaler Over Tax Books
Armon's Stansger Hanled before the United States district court on a charge of contempt for failing to open ledgers for the Internal Revenue Service. Clarke, manager of Auriaurd Co., testified as to alleged attempts to hide evidence and obstruct the collector's access to books. The case hinges on whether the company can avoid producing records and whether the government can prove willful noncompliance.
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Armon
M. Clarke
Aruiaurds Co
Vhs
United Staten District Court
Kaurin
Clark
Elain Bache
Smallpox in Washington Sparks Health Authorities Alarm
Health officials report widespread vaccination drives as they try to curb a nuvolipax outbreak. An estimated 600 people attended vaccination efforts today while agencies note limited vaccine access and ongoing public health measures across districts.
Not Kinetoscope Fightes and Hearywaleht Championship Report
In Kansas City on October 27 major confusion surrounds the Hearywaleht Championship match. Champion Corbett faces a dubious field as the Kinetoscope Company considers options, while experts warn the scheme is impracticable and unlikely to deliver benefits to inventors or spectators. The piece also notes Connecticut banks offer depositors over 110000 relief under income tax law changes.
Sixteen Die as Seattle Hotel Burns in Firetrap Tragedy
A two story iron clad Seattle West Street Hotel burned killing sixteen guests including ten children and three women. Fire trapped occupants as flames spread through wooden walls and narrow exits. Rescue attempts saved some, but many perished in beds and hallways. bodies were found in charred rooms, hallways, and a back stairwell amid the wreckage.
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Ales. Olerman
California
Andrew Olterman
Augest
W. 2Utman
Mall City
Wah
J. HH. Maneher
Rolle
Town
John i Anederapp
F. Hallman
O. Giabn
West Street
Columbia
Box Head
D. T. Gass
Koward Javelin
A. 1 Fulvivon
Tukken
Irom
West Wheel
bin Sid
Hanes
Woodworld
Terrivie
Dee
Lely
Erie
Supreme court narrows writ of prohibition powers
The court held that a writ of prohibition would not stop another in performing ministerial duties. Auditor Bell of Manweekoun was tasked to restrain Wim Tron from placing the Hux payers on the Melad Uallel. The decision addressed a recent question by the Ne proie court about a vine not appearing on a Major ballot at LaywyLe. The action parties vow to pursue further injection against Auditor Bell from Judge Kindred of the Fifty district. The court’s ruling framed the writ’s proper scope and potential use.
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Dal
Supreme Court
Bnnock
Wdoturter
Auditor Bell
Manweekounty
Wim Tron
Cuumty
Neproie
LaywyLe
Kindred
Supreme Courk
Spokanes Move Report on Kootenais Idaho Removal
Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs outlines actions and beliefs of Spokane and Kootenai groups in Washington Idaho multi reservation shifts. Details cover Montoya Montini agency roles, removal plans, legal actions, and irrigation issues with Colville and Fort Hall areas, plus interpretation of acts and payments tied to treaty provisions.
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Wastixaton
Washington
Idaho
Budian
Comovlig
Spokane
Alenn
Ie Montini
George Hy Nymany
Teunagies
Montgomery Hoardtiinn
Kpokane
Te Colville Reservation
Cosar d'Alene
Colvina
Jocky
Lovi
Staten Distriet
Newinow
Yakima Lotiana
Koatin
Olllea
Uitedtates Indian
Fintiend Agency
Montana
LitwoMlre
Diane
Graniell
Lee
Nurs Isett Tholin
Wiepford
Elo
Italia
Ms Falianes
Conkmet
Camsia
Fort Hall
Mira
Port Hall
Martial Law Declared in Indian Territory as Outlawry Surges
The U S government imposes martial law to quell widespread outlawry led by the Cook gang. Strong guards guard depots, with a $250 reward offered for twelve named gang members. Deputy U S Marshals and federal agents pursue the fugitives across Missouri and surrounding counties.
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Erleie
Eld
Wisder
Arancourthiy
Charalule
Mvlok Brinor
Mt al ‘Lepois
Luc
Tidtan
Pelennwa
Poward
United States
OL Wiel
Unital
Payal
Denny
Pie Hainer
Ill Gauk
Contant Crashy
Mook Wixhiian
Alias Bitter Greek
Colombue
I James Vieneh
Mam Brin
Perry Trowa
Thomon Qiarlek
Gooves
Charles CH Low
Japanese Victory Report Amid Large Chinese Losses
Dispatches describe a decisive Japanese victory over Chinese forces with extensive casualties and prisoners. Reports claim Japanese troops pushed toward the Yangtze after crossing the river, with one account noting 20 000 Chinese and a broader engagement involving multiple units and movements along coastal routes.
Extend It to Montana Extension of Oregon Pacific Route Discussed
A fragmented note discusses extending the Oregon Pacific route eastward into Montana. Mentions Daly and copper interests as factors in the plan. References to Mackie Powmann and Curukagas appear as persons or groups connected to the proposal.
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Rous Maly
Pinos
Uy Curukagas
Oregon
Mackie
Powmann
Marcu Daly
Montanas
Copper King
Monten
CZABS CONDITION THE SAME Bulletin Details Late Oct
A partial bulletin reports CZAB remains in similar condition with no change in Chamae or Mogel Satheen. It notes a good night and a hopeful morning, Wester Tay's weakness gone, and mentions a hotel fire incident at Central hotel with two boarders named Laparis Jamas McVool and A L Kennedy.
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Wester Tay
Ina Bhimimg Mole Maton
Apdal Yaltor
Laparis Jamas McVool
A L Kennedy
Talroams
Be Axpl Mel Hp
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