World wide Roundup of Casualties Strikes and Crises
The weekly digest reports mob lynching in Brunson Florida of Wash Bradley the alleged murderer. packing-house strikes in New York Chicago and Omaha with mixed results. school enrollments rising in Chicago with 220 000 students. New York L strike averted. mass gatherings in San Francisco by Knights Templar. weather and crop notes including late corn and rust. a deadly wreck near Pendleton Missouri and other fatal incidents across the nation. several public figures cited in indictments and deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wash Bradley
N. B. Barrow
Brunson
Fla
New York
Chicago Packers
Chicago Public
Knights Templar
San Francisco
Pendleton
St. Louis
Chicago
William E. Neal
Commonwealth
James K. Spreader
Nellie Robinson Neal
Louisville
Day Dunning
Citizens’ Bank
Mount Ayr
J. D. Underwood
Rogers Wheel Company
Lébanon
J. Samuel McCue
Charlottesville
Omaha
Neb
Maj
Henry Seton
Crook
Baltimore
J. A. Logan
Ladkinsville
Yadkin County
N. C
Joseph Regnet
Irving Park
Chagrin Falls
Wheeling and Lake Erie
Conference Board
Packing House
Rock Island
Tiskilawa
Huntsville
Ala
Sara Stevens
Way Down East” Company
St. Paul
Minn
Vermont GOP Plurality for Bell Reported at 32000
The article notes Vermont giving Charles J. Bell a governor plurality estimated at 32000, a figure surpassed only once in September elections, and reports various party nominations and a warning on political assessments by office holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Charles J. Bell
Oliver
War Department
George H. Shebley
Washington
Continental Party
Chicago
Michigan
Saginaw
Supreme Court
A. V. McAlvey
Manistee
R. C. Ostrander
Lansing
Charles A. Blair
Jackson
Connecticut
New Haven
A. Heaton Robertson
Democrats
New Hampshire
Henry Hallis
Concord
Roy L. Morse
Fond du Lac
Wisconsin
James H. Moyle
Salt Lake
Utah
Charles Wellman
Port Huron
John E. Osborne
Rawlins
Wyoming
Calvin S. Stewart
Kenosha
Judge Parker
Rosemount
Battle Front Updates and War Tidings Across Eurasia
Marquis Oyama reports Liaoyang occupation after costly fighting. Kuropatkin’s corps is extricated west of Liaoyang. Port Arthur squadron command changes as Bayan captain takes over. Cuban senate ratifies extradition treaty. Gale damages Newfoundland fishery property. five schooners ashore, 11 lives lost. New England mills resume as 13,000 workers return. Japan vows three year war and no peace overtures. Uruguayan forces and rebels endure a three day battle with 2,000 killed and 4,000 wounded. Anping fight details emerge with Russian position captured after heavy losses. Russian front reorganized into two armies under Linievitch and Kautbars, with Kuropatkin chief. Kuropatkin losses in Liaoyang around 17,000 in ten days. Louis Dreibler, Paris guillotine director, dies after 327 executions. Liaoyang battle witnessed by thousands amid massive artillery duels.
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Marquis Oyama
Liaoyang
Stakelberg
Kuropatkin
Viren
Bayan
Prince Ouktomsky
Port Arthur
Cuba
Newfoundland
New England
Japan
Anping
Linevitch
Baron Kautbars
Kuropattin
War Office
St. Petersburg
Louis Dreibler
Paris
Thousazds
Far East
Alexieff
Tokio
Charles Farrow
Philadelphia
Alma Heck
Crystal Falls
Wis
Green Bay
Canadian Pacific Railway
Mission Junction
Man
Anthony Thornton
Illinois State Bar Association
Illinois Supreme Court
Shelbyville
Til
Springfield
Mme. Melba
Columbia
Chicago
Lena
San Francisco
Washington
Pacific Coast
Southern Indiana
Mukden
Col
Younghusband
Dalai Lama
Potala
Thibet
Toney Jones
Montgomery
Ala
Warren Jones
Grinnell
Walter Champlain
Will Morgan
Champlain
Morgan
S. A. Kingman
Kansas
Topeka
Kan
Massachusetts
J. M. Walden
Methodist Church
Cincinnati
California
Alameda
Conta Costa
Sir Thomas Lipton
England
St. Louis
David R. Francis
Interparliamentary Union
Fairbanks
New Jersey
West Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
St Petersburg approves wartime terms and Port Arthur mine blast
The St Petersburg government approves American and British terms regarding contraband of war. A land mine exploded before Port Arthur wiping out about 900 Japanese attackers. Dr. George C. Lorimer former Chicago pastor and Tremont Temple preacher dies in Aix les Bains France while seeking health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Port Arthur
George C. Lorimer
First and Immanuel Baptist Churches
Chicago
Tremont Temple
Boston
Aix-les- Bains
France
Baltic fleet sails east as wars and misfortunes unfold
The Baltic fleet advances with eight battleships and support ships, while Viceroy Alexieff resigns amid Far East needs. Casualty counts from Liaoyang reach 17,539 on the Japanese side, and Russia reports 12,300 wounded at the front. Other items note burglaries, drownings, a river steamer crash, and fires across California.
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Baltic
Cronstadt
Far East
Souvaroff
Rosestvensky
Navarin
Sissoi Veliky
Borodino
Alexander III
Orel
Oleg
Oshaba
Voelkersam
Nakhimoff
Dmitrri Donskoi
Aurora
Almaz
Enquist
Libau
Orient
Alexieff
War News From Liaoyang Ends Any Hope This Year
St. Petersburg reports that after Russian defeat at Liaoyang, Kuropatkin must retire and await reinforcements for a new campaign next year. Both armies rest, with Japan likely to push on when rains end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campaia
Manchuria
Ohio
A.W. McCormick & Sons
Waleut St
Cincinnati
Woman from Lillydale praises Lydia E Pinkham's Compound
Mrs Elizabeth H Thompson of Lillydale NY a Grand Worthy Wise Templar and W C T U member describes recovery from womb trouble backache and bearing down pains after taking six bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound She notes her niece recovered from heart trouble nervous prostration and a blessed birth and asserts the medicine's value for sick women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth H. Thompson
Lillydale
N.Y
Wise Templar
W.C.T.U
Lydia E. Pinkham
Exirapeth H. Thompson
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Dewey
Donnelly
Daily Express
Tiepass
Meyendorff
Kuroki
Saiza
London
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Tsingtao
China
Harbin
Reuter
Kherson
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Ekaterinoslav
Taurida
Odessa
United States
Milwaukee
Carey
Toledo
Hocking Valley R. R
Will
Detroit
Michigan Central R.R
Warren J. ‘Lynch
Gen’ Pass
Sinois Central Railroad
Comppany
Dubuque
Iowa
J. 1. Merry
Pass’r
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