SAFE FROM ARREST PUBLISHERS OF REFORM PAPERS
British consent refused as foreign residents reportedly block arrest of editor and chief of the reform paper Supan also known as Shunphaj. Shanghai officials move to surrender under British approval but locals vow to resist. Five reformers were detained by veterans. one is a brother of the viceroy. City guards tighten control to prevent action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wekin
Supan
Shunphaj
Pht
Great Britain
Shanghai
Declan
Vie
Kansas City Witnesses and Inquiry Follow Lead
Fragmentary notes reference a grand jury and testimonies involving figures connected to the city’s transit or streetcar system. The text mentions a former president and investigative proceedings, hinting at political or corporate scrutiny. Names and details are unclear due to illegibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chetterson Cats
Wahtemi Holmes
Erilway
Eer Py
Oh Watts Cita
Ptr
Seton Hekset Egbtity
Dbs
Tae Heetity
Bedire
Grand Jury
Ivest Destiny Deadlraes
Uae
Levitin
Local figure reported killed in South Darbott area
Fragmentary OCR reveals a fatal incident in a southern region, with unclear details and multiple misspellings. The text mentions atmospheric conditions and possible references to individuals and dates, but specifics are obscured.
Teachers Face Barred Reemployment in Philippines
Washington, Auge. War Department officials review a Mamali newspaper article alleging the U S Army Puippite commission barred returning teachers from reemployment in the Philippines. The piece claims delayed or mismatched pay in Mexican currency, three months of unpaid wages, and restricted access to Commissary stores at inflated prices, increasing overall living costs for teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gierals
War Department
Mamali
Uae
Uhey
Philippines
United States
Phillippines
Fragmentary Rail Fatality Case Unfolds Near Elmo Station
A dismembered white male body was found along the Akane Southern railroad about a mile north of Elmo station. The scene yielded pocket certificates and a train ticket, with authorities noting a need for further evidence while a suspect list and Versa era not yet clarified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon
Las
Elmo
Akane Southern
Bas Tibet
Stepard Peeves
Fragmented Sanur Fe Dividend Report and City Meeting
The text describes a chaotic report from New York and mentions Sanur Fe dividend details, city meetings, and safety concerns. It references figures like William B. Carey and a corporate context with a president designation, noting a stated sum of about 2000. The passage is highly garbled but indicates discussions on a dividend and city affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Way
William B. Carey
Tite Stites Xt Corporation
Trial underway in Kentucky murder case Curtis Lett and Thomas White
In Tangent County Kentucky August proceedings for the Commonwealth v Curtis Lett and Thomas White focus on the murder of Z On Marcum. Denny Ive, a newspaper correspondent, testifies he was in Jackson after the killing and saw Margis and Ewen in a room with Mar cum and Yeas. Fwen reportedly told Hargis he knew the killer, and Ewen allegedly repeated this to Bode the following day but asked that nothing be published to protect his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giulaana
S Today of the Commonwealth
Curtis Lett
Thomas White
Z. ON
Marcum
Denny
Ievde
Jackson
Yeas
Margis
Ewensuum
Fwen
Hargis
Roode
Ewen
Woman Broker Fails Amid Stock Slump in New Haven
New Haven Aug 7 Sarmh 5S Flatt a young woman broker who had traded in stocks for years filed for bankruptcy. A mining stock slump is blamed for the failure with liabilities around 210,000. Western Kansas lands are selling rapidly as the big wheat harvest fuels demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Flatt
Kansas
Riverside Troubles Hit Leavenworth Firm in Bankruptcy Filing
The Tome Riverside Dual Company of Leavenworth filed a bankruptcy case before Referee T. S. White in Kansas City Kansas. The firm has been mired in months of litigation and its affairs are described as degraded, with capitalization listed at 31.00.0088.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leannworth
Tome Riverside
Leavenworth
T. S. White
Kansas City
Kans
Coal Cars Scarce Hit Pittsburg District Railways
All railroads in the Pittsburg district face a severe car shortage hindering coal and coke transport. Gondola and hopper cars are in short supply, prompting widespread bottlenecks in shipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pittsburg
Circus Wreck in Michigan Claims Many Lives
A Wallace Brothers circus train wreck in Michigan on August 20 killed twenty-two people and injured thirty after a brake failure on the second section caused a rear collision. Drivers, laborers, and circus performers were among the victims. many died as sleep claimed them on the cars. Edward Yors of Terre Haute died, bringing the total dead to twenty-two. Fifteen injured were taken to Detroit General Hospital for treatment.
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Inurand
Peri
Vissmans
Thomas
Harry St. Lair
Splitgrield
Andrew Howhe
New York
Canwissiams
Uitiinister
Vir- JeUatte
Robert Rien
Cedge
W.w.tsmuth
Unitiown
Thekfemith
Chirk Sands
Peru
Don Wilco
Pyttsburg
W. Me Uy
Culiitatais
Carrwissite
Rae
Bocbe Tram Padienepolis
Fteitens
He Bean
Universarisiawee Unith
Dhe
Ianhteavn
Heathsweerin
Ecuies
S. Vi
Dhan Gagne
Vrith
Petron Ad
Hho
New Mitton
Cdn
We TE. Ree
Viiebronp
Palay
Loduarnie
Chardothes
Amd
Tovhayerio
OSC
Orsraphia
Asteep
Edward Yors
Terre Haute
Dad
Atevon
Detroit
Miles' Retirement From Army Command Planned
Washington August rumors confirm Lieut. Nelson A Miles will retire as commanding general with a farewell address issued by the War Department. General Miles will be succeeded by Mage 8 Be ME Yous promoted to lieutenant general and assigned to command. The Army will see a new chief of staff while Miles remains or departs in the near term.
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Washington
Aug
Nrew
Nelson A. Miles
War Department
Miles Hhis
Gan. Miies
Mage
Sorel
Ainea
Jeral
Thas Dru
Miles
Geutenaitt
Cutti
Sim
Phelps in St Louis Duel Ends in Turmoil
Fragmentary reading shows a dispute involving Phelps in St Louis with references to Considine and Hywel, a March or May timeframe, and mentions of a CSPOT body and ongoing study. Names and places are unclear due to damaged text.
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Albtoiey
Phelps
Erty
Strdy Mead Werd
Yan Peran Phelps
Tae Crane
Twentieth Kansas Reunion Set For Iola This August
Topeka August 7 The bars of the Twentieth Kansas will hold their fourth annual reunion at Iola from August 24 to 28. Harry Brent adjutant of the Twentieth Kansas organization notifies members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Twentieth
Iola
Harry Brent
Twentieth Kansas Organization
Kansas labor dispute triggers widespread unrest in state
In a garbled report from Kansas, workers and labor groups rally over unpaid wages and disputed pay scales. Several communities including Concordia Manhattan and Junction City are mentioned as protesting actions tied to labor regimes.
River Bank Erosion Threatens Local Farms
A river bank near North Town is washing away threatening several nearby farms. High water levels have forced land tracts into the river and prompted farmers to warn authorities to inspect banks and consider emergency jetty and dyke options to prevent further loss. Local measures focus on stabilizing the bank and protecting remaining farmland.
Pope Blessings and Cable News Reach Americans
The article notes a papal blessing for American faithful and discusses international topics, including a United States cable ship arriving at Seattle to begin laying cable to Magki and plans by Winfield and Wichita to unite for a southeastern railroad. It also mentions Kansas gas and oil fields as top in the nation, with quotes from J I Curtis, and reports on Union Pacific officials visiting Lawrence to ease river channel work on Ridge Street. The text includes scattered agricultural and cattle market notes and local business deposits in a Kansas town.
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United States
Sides His
Seattle
Witst
Feet Sitha
Southeastern
Magki
Tay Niles
Ofield
Kansas
J. I. Curtis
Chicago
West Virginia
Independence
Burt
Berty
Binkerhoff
Union Pacific
Lawrence
Ridge Street
Markets by Wire and Stock Prices Traced Across Crude Notes
Wholesale commodity quotations appear in a chaotic wire digest, listing native steers, wheat, corn, oats, hay and butter with varied prices and dates. The jumble mentions cattle, livestock, flour products, and regional market figures, interspersed with political mentions and scattered names.
Fatal quarrel in Newville sparks deadly drive
In Newville Wisconsin a quarrel between Gottleak Selasdts and his son in law led to a shooting. The daughter Mrs Vatrick Ley was attacked as the assailant used a pitchfork. Mrs Nanutea received severe bruises and shock.
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Nvitville
Wis
Gottleak Selasdts
Vatrick Ley
Pateieh Lis Don
MooUlsinehie
Nanutea
Telegraphic Briefities Chronicle Odd Notices
Fragmented telegraph notices describe various corporate, legal, and city actions with garbled details. Names, places, and dates are unclear, but reference to American School furniture, a river voyage, and a general officer hint at diverse 19th century events.
Kansas Farmer Dies Suddenly Wraps Veuhitlen
Kansas farmer dies suddenly after collapsing at work in the field. The fragmented report notes he had worked all morning and collapsed while tending his duties. Details are incomplete and names are unclear due to damaged text.
Smoky Tilt River Rises Briefly Endangers Bridge
In Kaw Junction City area the Smoky Tilt river rose three inches in the past twelve hours and shows signs of stalling. Water stands eleven feet above typical level, threatening the county's last bridge. Farmers’ elevators rise at Star Center and Havensville, and Coffeyville gains a new elevator.
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Junction City
Kaw
Aug
Star, Center
Havensville
Coffeyville
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Geo. March BJ. Dalton
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Tromsuter
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Bencett
Lemo Tiara
Newmark
Ellie
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Law
Nurtun
Netional Bank
Lealnaiel
Umxay
Dave Dallegat
Wire Grance
Fick Mic Ean
Dent Bade
Cane
Pete
Lema
Ana
J.H. Gillham
Vapinoak Pire
Henry
Wingorop Boogetas
J. C. Tuusrson
C. M.tiosson
Reform
Nonsesus R S. Boyd
Rt. Lawrryet
Jasan Sellsteckion
Guaranteed ‘Dutegnene OE Geez
J.W. Nicholson
Lawrence Rug Factory
Indiana Street
Isi Fancy Ae
Lin Rock
Dakota
Dno Permirkable
Qacomi
Darbott
Baebligis
Viantis
Tne
Manila
Aig
Eavy
Miguel
Mair Thes
Su Miguel Thie Owen Andy
Ubey
Sanur Fe
Wiig
Bayer
Aus
Adelson
Chait
Wits
Dinatel Ark
Steel Trust
Mead
Riverside
Circus Wreck
Michigan
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Anothe
St, Louis
Nt Rotty Estate
Tinanbetdt
Meramsity Iigueregats
Concordia
Manhattan
Jawathi
Ehassing
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Lelcupier
Nota Eitet
Inehie
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Hegeerdtie
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Lynet
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Geary ML Padlin Poepbesw
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Hand
Thes Senate
Cutrinebtee
Lurkers
Jaraoch
South Dakota
Yates
Hingis
St. Clair, Alexander
Vermilion Counties
William Warner
Numansville
Boodtens
Missouri
Arrow-lhead Lake
Cronin
Sai ‘Joonist
Europe
Phyla
Mister Piatra
Perchy
Tibeo Worst
the Wettess
Otis
Thettsting Department
Pester Garreli
Ectory
Eo A. Souart
Adaline Horner O.E Learard, Jr
E. &, Myers Link Lyainger
Gorr
Mitenell
Flory Mabel Koox
Wy Gants
Frank W.gace
AW Armstrong Jota Lown
Vik Philpa U
Bowring
Lloyd Daten
WE Greed
Hoakinson de Vy Wists Ald
Parveli
Raving Dei
Ivan Be Taetos
Tucker Haslewn
Willar
Aratt Sexton
Mt Mattey A Marke
Wm. T. Sinclair
Areney Renatie Abstracts
Tide Money
Alway
Morep Gage Loans
Other Tel
Alfred Whitigar
Desirable Farm and City Property Corp Span Teste
Hugh Blair
Wittonia
Nantes
Onice Gag Massachentea
Rchanley
Selig
Lawrence Kaks
Smoky Hill
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