NEW CABINET OF RUSSIA TO INCLUDE PROMINENT MEN
Stolypin seeks emperor’s approval for Prince Vaasilehikoi as minister of Agriculture and Filossoff as minister of Commerce. Iswolsky, brother of the foreign minister, would be Procurator general of the holy synod. Vasilehkotrla a marshal of the nobility of Novgorod. Fillossoff once controlled empire under Witte. Iswolsky now assists education.
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Stolypin
Peterhof
Vaasilehikoi
Filossofoff
Iswolsky
Novgorod
Fillossofoff
Count Witte
Nevro Vrema
Nicholatevitch
TRAINS COLLIDE NEAR Armour Missouri
Two Missouri Pacific passenger trains collided in Armour injuring Conductor Walch who was taken to Riley hospital. Governor Folk aboard the train for a Stewardsville picnic was uninjured. Temperance union convention opened with about 400 delegates in session.
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Armour
Missouri Pacific
Wi Walch
Rtchison
Folk
Stewardsville
Funeral services and local notices in mixed report
The notice records the funeral of Albert Woods killed on Santa Fe tracks and burial at Oak Hill cemetery, then the funeral of Mrs Jennie Nelson at the Salvation Army hall with interment at Oak Hill cemetery. A bomb event at a railway station injured many. attacker fled. Local ads note fishing tackle in stock and W L Douglas shoes sold by Abe Wolfson.
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Albert Woods
Santa Fe
Mra Jane Beech
Indiana Street
Rev Fope
Oak Hill Cemetery
Jennie Nelson
Harry H Nelson
Salvation Army Hall
Oak Hill
Sonowegek
Poland
Paris
Denver Court Refuses Writ in Franchise Election Case
The Denver Supreme Court refused the writ by the City Tramway Co. and the Denver Gas and Electric Co. to stay proceedings in a franchise election contest. The sheriff took possession of ballot boxes after election officials refused to surrender them. The hearing was resumed.
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Denver
Supreme Court
Denver City Tramway Co. J
Denver Gas and Electric Company
Eccomista
CHI D LEAVES HOME BOY RUNS AWAY AGAIN
A six year old boy adopted by John Mayhew in Atchison ran away and was picked up by police. He was turned over to the juvenile court for investigation and likely to be sent back to the Atchison home. Ball refuses to stay with the Mayhews amid alleged mistreatment.
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John Mayhew
Atchison
Ohlid
Ball
Mayhews
Mandamus urged for Clearfield school superintendent
Dissatisfied residents in Clearfield call for officials to act on school matters urging a mandamus. They accuse the superintendent of inaction and seek court or proper authority intervention to compel performance. Community members say delays harm students and standard operations.
Will Not Play Manford Schoonover For Congress Nomination
A mandamus case seeks to force the county superintendent to divide the Clearfield School district into two districts. Petition filed last night after dissatis faction with the existing district. Board of county commissioners ordered the division. superintendent argues law prevents it and the case raises broader questions on state indebtedness limits. The dispute attracts attention as broader legal issues may be tested.
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Clearfield
Board of County Commissioners
Injunction Against Marriage and Prostrations in Leavenworth
A Leavenworth woman seeks an injunction against her daughter marrying a man earning 25 per week. The case, amid several similar in the country, sparks interest as judges weigh why marriage alters prospects. The report notes a New York man of 33 a week and asserts most young men marry around 10 a week, with two incomes seen as cheaper.
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Leavenworth
Almano
New York
Post Office Slips Sent To Every Household For Mail Processing
Iola August 8 Manford Schoonover of Garnett, nominated by five Democrats at Lawrence for Congress in the second district, said by telephone he cannot accept the nomination though nothing official has been received. He noted he has not been officially notified.
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Iola
Manford Schoonover
Garnett
Lawrence
Congress
Democrats fret as Judge Schoonover resists nomination
Democrats alarmed that Judge Schoonover will not accept a congressional nomination. He repeatedly declined candidacy, with friends saying he has no interest in the race. Draft support grows as Democrats who backed Schon push for a candidate, while Masoford Schoonover becomes a focal point in the heated Moore era.
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Rose
Rosa
Judge Schoonover
Still The Rain Comes Heaviest Rains Of The Season
One of the heaviest rains of the season fell last night in torrents and lasted a long time. The wet weather continued unusually late into August with more rain expected. The river rose but no danger is seen, as showers are spaced to allow runoff. Crop prospects remain strong, described as the greatest year yet.
Mary Clevenger Dead In Gallatin Funeral Planned
Mary Clevenger daughter of Raymond and Mrs Clevinger died at 20 months from cholera infantum at her grandparents home. A brief service was held due to the illness of Matte Louise. The body was escorted to Gallatin Missouri for funeral arrangements by her grandparents P J Clevinger and Mr and Mrs Howard Pogue.
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Mary
Raymond Clevinger
Mr Clevinger
Louise
Rav. Sloan
P J Clevioger
Howard Pogue
Gallatin
Oal
Former student honored at Idaho convention for Borah
The Idaho republican convention backed WM U Borah for U S senator leaving Jim Brady out in the cold though Borah faces strong odds. Borah, once a University of Idaho student, was praised as bright and capable while critics noted campaign missteps by Jia against Miss Chamberlain for state superintendent. The piece contrasts local momentum with Brady’s setback and Borah’s anticipated success.
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Idaho Republican Conovention
WM U Borah
United States
Jim Brady
Abilene
Central Committee
Jia
Miss Chamberlain
Brady
Kansas
Abilene Reflector
Horah
Lawrence
Borah
Premium coal shipments advertised at local store
Storage Coal advertises reserved shipments of premiums for No 3 coal at the pew teas and coffee store on Warren Street. Customers urged to contract for winter coal, with phone and grade details. Also promotes Griffin Black Seal cigars and a hairdressing suite at Jackson Building with local phone numbers.
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Pew Teas and Coffee
Warren Street
A. J
Griffin
Balloonist falls 1000 feet after parachute fails
Wm Johnson, balloonist, ascended at a fair in Lit tle Falls. He fell from about 3090 feet when the second parachute strings broke. He landed on railroad tracks and suffered fatal injuries.
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Johnson
Banker's Son Arrested in Bank Scandal
Theodore Stani land, vice president at Milwaukee Avenue bank and son of missing president Paul O. Stepsland, was arrested on charges of accepting deposits while the bank was failing. He allegedly disclosed a letter from his father about the bank’s shortage and a safekeeping box showing a loss of 1,003,000 looted by forgeries. Names of directors and stockholders were forged to obtain funds, including Francis Peabody for 10,000.
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Chicago
Paul Stenland
Irving Park
Milwaukee Avenue State Bank
Stensland
Theodore Staniland
Milwaukee Avenue Bank
Paul O. Stepsland
Young Stepsland
Francis Peabody
G A R Train to Minneapolis Encampment
The Kansas G A R headquarters train for the Minneapolis encampment will leave Topeka at 9 30 Sunday morning with six coaches. An extra car will join in Lawrence and additional cars from Salina Smith Center Clay Center Burlingame Sterling Leavenworth and Atchison will link up in Kansas City. Posts across the state back Captain P A Coney for national commander with decorations, songs, bands from Sterling Clay Center and Topeka drum corps and the Modocs. Gen Nelson A Miles advocates Coney election in a circular letter.
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Kansas
G.A.R
Minnneapolis
Lawrence
Sallna
Smith Center
Clay Center
Burllegame
Sterling
Leavenworth
Atchison
Kansas City
P A Coney
Modocs
Nelson A. Miles
Coney
May Abdicate Relinquish Task Amid Turmoil
A recirculation of the report cites reactionary councilors opposing Stolypin's reforms backed by the czar The article mentions the czar will appoint Valdimar and Nicholas Nicholavis to act as regents Meanwhile terrorists strike government offices and shops in Warsaw amid robberies and attacks on post offices and treasuries indicating widespread unrest in the region.
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New York
Stolypin
Raorm Sthenea
Valdimar
Nicholas Nicholavistoh
Asco
Warsaw
Treasuries
Japanese fishermen killed off Alaska raise tensions
Acting Secretary of State Bacon relayed a Tokyo dispatch about Japanese crews shot by American sailors after poaching in Alaskan waters. A dozen Japanese were captured and held aboard the cutter McCullough, then sent to Kolaak, with hearings and a marshal present. Japanese minister later said no international incident occurred.
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Washington
Bacon
Wright
Tokio
Alaska
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State Department
Kolack
Hacop
Juror’s family killed as trial opens in Springfield
Springfield reports a juror’s house was struck by a shooting, two children killed, and the juror recalled from service. His wife’s condition worsened after paralysis, while the trial of a lynching suspect proceeds. A horse accident caused severe injuries to a mare belonging to George Savage, prompting dispatches about local misfortunes and a church social fundraiser with cake and ice cream to aid a building fund.
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Springfield
Beagan
Maxy
Springigid
Kopulat
Social and Personal Gossip From Topeka State Journal
Local society notes list visits and travels of Gilmore from Zamora Old Mexico and others. Names include Misa Kana Mooney en route to Lawrence, Margaret Carter visiting Milas Ethel Pollard, Blanche and Freddie Benedict returning to Lawrence, and Mr and Mrs B D Woodward planning Michigan trip. Various guests at homes on Kentucky and Greenwood avenues, church circle plans, birthday party for Gracia Weldhar, and a large note on the engagement of Maud Bates and Francis Krauskopf of Madison.
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Misa Kana Mooney
Wadocaday
Lawrence
Wesk
Maggie Martin
Iola Reglater
Margaret Carter
Milas Ethel Pollard
Lanestreat
Topeka State Journal
Blanche Benedict
Freddie Benedict
GW Yates
Greanwood Avenue
Potwia
Maud Hates
Francis C. Krauskopf
Madison
Wis
A. H. Bates
Western Avenue
Ila
Kappa Alpha Theta Fraternity
New York Must Play Despite Polo Grounds Disorder
The New York and Chicago NL teams must play the scheduled game in New York, despite yesterday's unrest at the Polo Grounds. Umpires will attend. if New York refuses, the game will be forfeited to Chicago.
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New York
Chicago
National Baseball League
Polo Grounds
Pulliam
National League
THEY WERE POACHERS IN PRIBILOF ISLANDS RAID KILLS JAPANESE CREW
New York reports details on the killing of Japanese poachers in the Pribilof Islands. The Japanese were shot by order of the agape of the department of commerce and labor after a raid by Japanese schooners on the seal ranks. Smoke Aug. Piersons Alora, 5c cigar advertised. A sale note lists discounted items and promotions at Wiedemann's and F H Bennett Co for tin work.
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New York
PribiloiYalands
Department of Commerce and Labor
Piersons Alora
Repairing Damual Washouts In The Territories
Large forces repair washouts in Indian Territory and Oklahoma on Rock Island Santa Fe and Missouri Kansas Texas lines with traffic expected to resume by tomorrow All trains into the city delayed Toledo steam cooker offered by Mrs J A Prentiss Home store and Hervey Co buys old iron at 630 Main St sharing pickup service.
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Oklahoma City
Aug
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Rock Island
Santa Fe
Missouri Kansas & Texas
Tomorow
Mt Falls Colony Growers from Green Mountain Falls
The Mt Falls area, about 400 residents, shows a Lawrence colony with members listed including Mrs Corbin Alberta Cortda Mr and Mrs Wilbur Gardner Mr and Mrs Marswall Gerrit and family Mrs Gerrit WH Gerriti Mr and Mrs Wm Urutehted Mr and Mrs Theo Giriesa Buys Carrie Stevens Miss Kieke Mrs Kasold Mr and Mrs Clyde Miller and family Mrs Colwell George Morrow Mrs Morrow Marion Morrow Dorothea Morrow Mr and Mrs O Rourke Maurice Q O Rourke Mra Morrows kin RC Johnston Mrs Sam Wsahep Joe Bishop Mrs N Q Stevens Lov i and Myra Stevens Mei M Benedict Frank Benedict Mrs F Benedict Maurita Benedict Mr and Mrs Avie Carroll Majorie Carroll Margaret Hawkins Mr and Mrs Clevenger Ethel and Elida Clevinger Old wheat Hungarian four bie for Go Iby at Masters Lawa mow era to rental F H Hennatt Co s Divina Heallox Absent treatment specialty Consultations daily Mrs Moj Martin 637 Rhode Island street Home phone 230 Vanilla ice cream at Wiedemann s Card of Thanks We thank friends for kindnesses during illness and death of Mrs Melvina Fisher Simon Barker relatives at attention to teas coffees and spices Mrs Prentiss Home Store Dr Snyder s Remedial Soap at Mrs Prentiss Home Store 1105 Massachusetts street New stock of fixtures for gas and electric lighting Rahskopf s 712 Mass St phone for plumbing estimates Latest gas burner for steam or hot air furnaces see in operation
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Green Mountain Falls
Colorado
Lawrence
Lawrance
Corbin
Alberta Cortda
Wilbur Gardner
Avie Carrol
Majorie Carroll
Margaret Hawmons
Clevenger
Ethel and
Elida Clevinger
Fort Scott Students Prepping to Return to College
Fort Scott young men and women who have not yet completed college work are arranging to resume studies this fall. They will be leaving soon for various schools, with many heading to Kansas University. Several last year's high school scholars will enroll.
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Fort Scott
K.U
Accholars
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