Mutiny and firefight aboard Russian cruiser Pamyat Azova
Reports from St Petersburg describe a mutiny aboard the cruiser Pamyat Azova on August 1. Crew killed Captain Saborovsk and pursued the launch toward shore as officers escaped into the woods. mutineers later headed toward Reval after anchoring near shallow water. In Oklahoma a gun battle ends with at least one robber killed and three gang members jailed following raids on Rees Island.
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St. Petersburg
Armocras
Pamyatazova
Reval
Ross
Saborovsk
Anokovsky
Rano
Rees Island
Porth Umit
Waa
Lawrence in Kansas City Vahey Lennis tournament finals
Lawrence and Kansas City entered the rt Vahey Lennis event under Kansas City athletic club auspices. The top match of the day featured Jof W. E. Uiggis of Lawrence against Cancer of Kansas City as the Lawrence men, respected at home, pursued another win this evening.
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Ami
Rt Vahey
Markets by andird Kansas City Aug 1 volatility summary
Kansas City market report shows volatile and steady readings across cattle hay and grain sectors. native steers and calves priced around 4.07 to 8.10, heavy lots shown. packers active. Wheat corn oats futures and bids listed for Sept Dec and Jan contracts with notes on butter and eggs markets.
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Kangss City
Chisaye
For Sale and Help Wanted Helpers Listed in Springfield
Fragmented classified items show a house for sale or rent options including 4 room set and wallpaper services. An agent list from multiple states seeks reliable local residents, with request for offers to Nat J Smith Leader Block Springfield Mo. A help wanted note asks for a girl for general house work with address and phone.
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Lows
Kouwiaba
Kentucky
Tennessee
Arkanas
Louisians
Oklahoma
Texas
Nat—J . Smith
Ilock
Springfield
Lawrence Business College: a thriving Western institution
The Lawrence Business College near the State University of Kansas at Lawrence is led by W. L Quakenbush and EB. B. Weatherby. It emphasizes practical training in bookkeeping shorthand and typing, with a record of over 16 years of successful work. Many graduates secure high positions in business, wholesale trade, and railroad sectors, reflecting strong student employment outcomes.
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State University of Kansas At
Lawrence
West
W. L Quakenbush
EB. 8
Weatherby
College Review
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Lawrence Business College
Former Mayor Sentenced for Embezzlement in New Jersey
Paterson, Aug 3 Wm Heleber former mayor of this city was sentenced today to 12 years in the state prison at Trenton on the charge of embezzlement after absconding a year ago and surrendering on Monday.
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Paterson
N Ij
Wm Heleher
Abacondad
State
Trenton
Old Diplomat Dies in London After Three Decades
Chas Hodson longtime chief clerk at the American embassy in London died aged after thirty years of service under eight ministers and ambassadors. A social event at Mr Starkweather's Rhode Island Street venue Friday evening offered refreshments. Raymond's advertises strong cinnamon and cloves fly paper and numerous pictures priced at 109 each. The Sugar Bowl notes continued growth as a leading confectionery store in the city.
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London
Chas Hodson
Mr. Starkweather
Rhode Island Street
Miller dismissed as aide at Government Printing Office
Washington, Auge WA Miller, assistant for aman of the bindery of the government printing office, was dismissed yesterday. Millar's former suspension in 1903 led President Roosevelt to order open shops at the government printing office and all offices employing government workers.
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Washington
Auge WA Miller
Aman
Government Printing Office
Millars
Roosevelt
Turbulent clashes reported in St Petersburg suburbs
A violent clash between workers and troops in Navra suburbs, with shots fired, is reported. Other disturbances occurred near the Viborg station. The city strike has drawn about 15,000 workers including electric lighting plant staff. Advertisements note Douglas shoes by Abe Wolfe, a local optical shop, and local cigar pricing.
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St Petersburg
Navra
Viborg
Social and Personal Notes From Chance and Nearby Towns
Miss Mabel Kaufman of Chance visits Mrs A N Dunakio while Miss Cora Espenshado of Coffeyville stays several weeks with aunt Mrs A N Dunakio. Numerous local residents travel to Denver, Colorado, and Missouri with greetings, visits, and planned trips to Kansas City and Ottawa Beach. A children’s entertainment at 10 Kentucky Street and several guest visits are noted among residents.
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Mabel Kaufman
Chance
A N Dunakio
Cora Espenshado
Coffeyville
David Krebbles
Denver Cole
Maude Cramer
Valley Falls
A Teter
Colo, Henver
Kentucky Street
Wolfe
Nina Heeter
Ottawa Beach
Mich
Arrest on Katy excursion ends with whiskey arrest
On a Katy excursion to Kaosac City a woman was arrested on a train for bootlegging whiskey. Moran two United States marshals placed her under arrest after finding multiple bottles, though she denied guilt and claimed innocence. She was held at Moran and transported to Fort Scott.
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Lala
Katy
Kaosac City
Moran
Chanute
Fort Scott
Carbon Paper Zeaphyt Onion Skip Finish Carbon Paper
Fragmented ad copy promotes carbon paper for copying maps and documents with bright colors. Mentions a store in CO 5E £ WIk area and a Black Seal cigar as a favorite, plus a nod to Et p Lawrence and trying one.
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Lawrence
Emperor Nicholas Defies Stolypin as War Tides Rise
Reports from St Petersburg describe Emperor Nicholas refusing cabinet recognition amid mutiny at Cronstadt and intensified troop presence in public buildings. Drumhead trials resume with possible executions as patrols and coastal defenses tighten. A general strike is ordered for tomorrow with workers leaving multiple establishments.
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St Petersburg
Nicholas
Stolypio i Sareed
Dieyden
Alexandre Guchkell
Paul Vinogradoff
Kouf
Ount Heyden
Croutadt
Esrahot
Camarilla
Didicult
Stolypin
Atreeta
Cronstadt
Drumhead
Fleish
Vitarg
Tricops
St Patersburg
Secret Revolution in Riga and Revolts Across Europe
Aug 3 reports describe a secret revolutionary meeting in Riga surrounded by dragoons with captives detained. Premier to resign in St Petersburg amid disturbances. Sveaborg fortress seized by government in Finland. Warsaw mutinies by artillerymen at Sumner camp. troops deployed to quell revolt. A Texas man, William Weber, died in apparent opium crisis and his wife reportedly drowned herself earlier.
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Riga
Warsaw
Sumner
Remberton
Huntingup
Wet
William Weber
Waber
Beermont
Texas
States
Trust takes possession of Isthmus supplies in bid to curb prices
Washington reports that trusts and combinations controlling Isthmian canal provisions raised prices for meals vegetables meats and fruits by over 10 percent, prompting the canal commission to authorize agents to buy in the open market without bids. Commission members say bidders with capital pooled to dominate contracts for hotel meals and messeys, forcing a method change to allow smaller dealers and producers to compete.
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Washington
Anal Commission
Married Fifty-Eight Years In City Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Dickitson celebrate their fifty eighth wedding anniversary in Los Angeles while a city commission resolution limits open market purchases to perishable provisions. The couple, long-time residents, are noted for their deep ties and history in the area.
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Los Angeles
Salomon
Dickinson
Attermeister
Dickitson
California
Local People Departures and Town Developments
Alfred Williams returns from Lane and W Tucker resumes duties after summer at Lake Wisconsin. Miss Landau and Lloyd Landrum visit Baldwin. Mr and Mrs Jones’ family returns to Emporia. Tola city takes over natural gas plant under municipal ownership with potential rate changes. Lawrence hosts Phi Sig dance. campers and residents travel for visits and education. Neighborhood picnic on Alabama and Illinois streets near University campus. Dog tax dispute clarified, horticultural society membership corrected, and local ice cream served by Ewing.
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Tola
Monthau
Mouth Gut
Chanute
Dale
Rest room library first books for Akron women
Mre I GK Chalkley presented fifteen finely bound volumes of up to date fiction to the rest room, including Lady Laty, Man on the Hoy, The Maker of History, and Beverly of Graustark among others. The display marks the first effort to establish a small library for tired women using the rest room. Akron, Ohio, Aug 3.
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Chalkley
Lady Latjty
Williamson i
Man
McGrath
Filligres Hall
Anna Katherine Graen
Savery
Oppenheimer
Keat Squire
Days
Burton Stevenson
Beverly of
Grauatark
Nedra
McCutcheon
Strike closes Horton and Montana smelter amid Montana strike
The Horton and Montana company electrolytic smelters at Falls, Mont, closed due to the strike, affecting about six thousand workers. The plant, the world largest in storage coal, prompts a coal contract push for winter with all grades available from A. J. Griffin.
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Falls, Mont
Horton and Montana Company
A. J. Griffin
Youngest murderer sent to state prison from Kansas City
George Brown the youngest inmate to be sentenced to hang is brought to the state penitentiary with eleven other prisoners from Kansas City Kansas. Sheriff Sam McConnell and Wyan dotte county guards oversee the transfer. The May 16 killing at 314 Minnesota avenue is cited, with Brown among a group including two men aged 17.
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Leavenworth
George Brown
San
State Penitentiary
Kansas City
Kansas
Sherif Sam McConnell
Wyandotte County
Strone
Minnesota Avenue
Brown
Pris Derg
Stubb's replies w R Stubbs framed in paper debate
The article discusses Mr. Stubbs' critique of a previous piece by President Ripley, arguing the writer misrepresented stock dealings of the Atchison company. It notes cash and securities received for preferred stock, watered stock concerns, market values, and dividends, concluding stockholders gained over ten years. Also mentions divine healing ads and local promotions.
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R Stubbs
Ripley
Stubbs
Jengeb
Atchison
Raiway Company
Atchison Common
Atghi~ Soo
Yale
Town police push weed cleanup as campaign warns owners
Marshal Kincaid launches an active campaign urging property owners to clear weeds on their land or face city enforcement. Warnings are mailed with blank seats for tickets, and if neglect continues the town will send crews to clean lots and bill owners. Embroidery and laces advertised at Prentiss and cards at Wolt’s nearby.
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Kincaid
Lawrence
West
Warren Street
Mncot
Local Supply Ads Mention Products And Stores
A fragmentary advertisement page lists items such as cider vinegar and tea supplies from Phillips Fruit Farm and Prantias Home Store. It mentions plumbing fixtures, gas and sleeve lighting, a new gas burner for furnaces, camera and Kodak supplies, and a Lawrence Transtar Co reference, all in scattered lines.
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Rahskopt
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Lawrence Transtar Co
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