Mob Hangs two in Lexington after jail break
Report from Lexington Missouri details a masked mob storming the county jail at 1 30 am and executing Charles Salyers and Harry Gates after accusing them of killing wealthy farmer George W Johnson. Salyers and Gates were seized during a feared but orderly assault that left one shot fired during the night and the mob dispersing by 2 am. The deadly raid follows Johnson's death at his home a week prior and notes Salyers and Gates had been held since the shooting.
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Chicago Witness Is Charged With Perjury in Asylum Probe
Kashakee August 1a Harry H Ball of Chicago, a witness in the state asylum investigation before the state board of charities, is arrested on perjury charges. Ball testified he had sent Trantee W. E. Marphy staggering back to the asylum, while Murphy and another witness contradicted him under oath. Ball claims the testimony was revenge for his discharge.
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Quivira Monument Unveiled Near Junction City Kansas
A Quivira Monument was unveiled at Logan Grove near Junction City to honor Coronado's 1541 expedition. The project was selected by leading U S archaeologists to mark the Quivira discovery and the route from Mexico toward Kansas. The tribute reinforces historic ties to the Quivira territory.
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Inquest Probes Regional Oyster Cannery Combine
Attorney Lenora McClorg of Mississippi investigates a suspected cross state combination of Alabama Louisiana and Mississippi oyster canneries into one company. Proceedings may follow if the merger violates Mississippi anti trust laws. Oyster resources are state property in Mississippi and Louisiana and regulation remains challenging for both legislatures.
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Asian Pacific closes land deal for 39,000 acres
The Asian Pacific ends a deal with E C Barton of Chisago transferring 39,000 acres in Arapahoe Colorado and Thomas and Lagan counties Kansas. Much is farming land to be subdivided for relocation of families. Union Pacific land dept reports year sales of 498,032 acres with Colorado Utah Nebraska Kansas totals.
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Warship aid asked after Caracas revolution turmoil
Washington dispatch reports Minister Bonsu cabled that Barcelona has been taken by revolutionists and sacked. He urges immediate protection for a vessel. Bowen orders Cincinnati to return at once. Topeka lies at Porto Cabaila and the Mariatta moves up the Orinoco.
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Busy day for Knights of Pythias in San Francisco
Transcribed from Aug 12 report detailing the Knights of Pythias Supreme Lodge convening at the Imperial Palace in San Francisco with Imperial Prince Frank H. Clark presiding. It notes opening sessions at the Palace hotel, a full day of band concerts and receptions at headquarter locations in the city.
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Elks in Session at Salt Lake City Parade Opens Their Convention
Thousands of Elks from all states gathered in Salt Lake City to open the annual grand lodge convention at the Mormon temple. A civic and military parade preceded the opening in perfect weather as Grand Exalted Ruler Pickett of Waterloo Iowa gave the annual address. George P Cronk of Omaha appears likely to be elected grand exalted ruler.
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Roosevelt to Call Senate Session in November
Washington reports advise President Roosevelt will summon the Senate to an extraordinary session shortly after the election to push the reciprocity treaty with Cuba. The aim is to have the pact ready for ratification before the regular session, with prospects of clearer Cuba relations influencing the campaign and party stance post election.
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College Policy Cuts Admissions and Salaries Worldwide
The report notes future limits at Aberleen university barring students under sixteen from medical courses. It cites a 16,000 member German association of women teachers, and Baltimore's Dr. S. H. Latane becoming history chair at Washington and Lee University, modeled after the late Bishop Latane. Prussian women teachers start at 175 yearly with free housing, rising to 890 after 31 years.
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Philanthropy and rival ideas of wealth in early years
A discussion of Mr. Slimmer’s plan to distribute his fortune to aid the poor, favoring direct relief over libraries and colleges, plus notes on Russian naval weakness in the Pacific, whitecapping in Arkansas, army uniform policy, and various global headlines and proverbs.
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