America's Cup opener reopens with Reliance leading Shamrock
New York reports the first race of the America’s Cup series between Reliance and Shamrock PO. The race featured heavy rain and variable wind, with Reliance gaining early on Shamrock despite a slow start. Be calibrated by the windward course, Reliance pulled ahead by several miles at mark and led by two miles at final reporting. The race was ultimately voided due to boats failing to complete within time, with the next trial set for Saturday on the same 30 mile course.
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Kansas Players Ahead in Midwest Tennis Finals
Kansas pair Frank and Fred Eberhardt of Salina and Anderson and Holland of Gal esburg won their doubles semi finals in the middle west tennis tournament in Omaha Nebraska and will play in the finals tomorrow continuing the strong showing of Kansas players in the event.
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Salisbury Condition Reports Lord Salisbury Critical
Salisbury notes indicate Lord Salisbury is in critical condition this afternoon with Brights disease. London dispatch reports his health as deteriorating and requires close medical oversight.
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Lord Salisbury
World’s Record Broken by Dan Patch at Brighton Beach
Dan Patch broke the pacing world mark with a mile in 2 39 at Brighton Beach amid strong wind and slow track conditions. Spectators cheered as the champion led from start to finish, with a final time of 2 39 and hopes to beat his own record later in the season.
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Dan Patch
Hrighton Beach
Dan
Fear the Socialists in National Polite Scene
A draft of political worry expands across the nation as socialists gain attention in key states including New Jersey New York Pennsylvania and New England. Analysts note potential impacts on the presidential election with possible fusion strategies between Democrats and socialists to win seats in Congress.
Planning Taniy Railroads in Philippines Expansion
Secretary of War and Governor of the Philippines discuss railroad plans across the islands. Proposed lines include Manworth to Juuzon harbor and a north south route along Mount Falus to the western coast. A separate plan would extend from Mani to Dagupan toward the island’s northern end. A White seeks Republican nomination for Congress in Kansas First District. White, three term Kansas legislator and former census supervisor, is eyed as Atchison county candidate and contest for Jefferson county.
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Tiett
Philippine Islands
Reomie
Laon
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Philippine Governent Ln
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White
Atchison County
Jefferson County
Kansas
Judge Doster Chosen as Miner-Operator Arbitration Member
Pittsburg Kan Aug 2 The arbitration board selected former Chief Justice Frank Doster as the fifth member and arbiter on the panel. Agreement reached on all but two disputed points and those will go to arbitration. No strike will occur in this district.
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Frank Doster
Thara
Missouri Senator Guilty of Bribery Allegation In Legislature
Juries fixed punishment at 100 dollars as Missouri Senator William Sullivan faces verdict in a bribery case tied to a pay for votes during a legislative session. Proceedings began with county prosecutor Stame and defense arguments citing improper conduct by lobbyists and the Arkansas connection. The trial ended with a verdict of guilty on the bribery charge after a long day of testimony and legal filings.
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Highway men fail in hotel robbery attempt
Louis Adgell and Pierre dughiway men tried to rob the Charles hotel early today. A deputy constable John Mee Anite was shot and killed while responding. Joseph Wright, mortally wounded, and Potleoman Cre mins were among those at the scene as police assess who fired. McAuliffe, a policeman, is suspected to be involved per hospital reports. Wright later told doctors he saw McAndie near the hotel.
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Charles Hotel
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Iron market secures further price cut at Birmingham
Southern furnace association members met in Birmingham to discuss terms for consuming as a factor in lowering the large iron price. After a lengthy talk the group agreed to push the reduction through and keep conditions favorable for buyers.
Senator Sued in Delaware Court Over Stock Deal
United States Senator sues in Wilmington Delaware as circuit court digorges Wharton Hopper of Philadelphia for alleged fraud in a stock transaction valued at about 75 million dollars. Edward Addicks J Frank Allee and others named in complaint. Proceedings mark a high profile civil action in a major corporate dispute.
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Digorge Wharton Hopper
Philadelphia
Bay State
Delaware
Edward Adedicks
J. Frank Allee
Itv
King Edward Leaves Vienna in Quiet After Burgomaster Appeal
King Edward, left alone in Vienna, has been urged by the Marienbad burgomaster no visitors molest him. The king has made several short excursions and ordered a motor car for longer trips, signaling a cautious easing of isolation amid the surrounding conditions.
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Indian band concerts discontinued amid poor attendance
Superintendent H J Peairs of Maskell announced that the Indian band concerts would be discontinued. Tonight and tomorrow's performances will not occur due to low public interest and attendance in Lawrence. The report notes the band ran on a business basis without subscriptions, yet local support waned as crowds declined and some residents heard concerts from outside venues.
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Deaver
Lawrence
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Pera House
Une
Tigre Shad Bean
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A Valuable Book and Farmers Institute Picnic Report
A valuable book by Jourmi vorypany and Moore of thin vit is highlighted with illustrated pages and a United edition planned for wide distribution. The farmer's institute picnic occurred at the county farm grove with a program featuring papers by Professors Roberts and Green from Mantat tan rural college. The Daskell iditin band provided music for the event attended by residents from Lawrence, presenting a promising rural outing.
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York
Tournal
Cal
Moore
Farmer's Institute
Roberts and Green
Stilearien Rural College
Mantattan
Lawrence Wis
Daskell Iditin Band
Farmers Report Crops In Fair Condition Expect Large Corn Yield
Jefferson County farm reports indicate crops are in fair to good condition, with corn yield expected to be large. Threshing will begin next week unless weather worsens and damages resume, while some damage has been noted to stored material and equipment.
Street car jumps track in St. Louis crash injures several
A street car on Hellefon taine Street in St. Louis jumped the track at full speed and collided with an oncoming car. Alexander Whitner suffered internal injuries while Miss Lulu Murphy was cut by glass. Several others sustained minor injuries. Earlier a mill operation near Purl Place halted progress after threats of an injunction interrupted the work.
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Purl Place
St. Louis
Hellefontaine
Alexander Whitner
Lulu Murphy
Honore Palmer Married in London church
Honore Palmer of Chicago son of Mrs Potter Palmer wed Grace Greenway Brown of Baltimore at St George's Church London this afternoon. Princess Cantacutepe formerly Miss Julia Grant attended the ceremony.
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Honore Palmer
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Princess Cantacutepe
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Powers Said to Be Getting Together on Settlement
London Aug 2 Associated Press reports negotiations among major powers over the Turkey crisis are advancing toward a plan for settling Macedonia. No joint action heard yet. The Russian navy has arrived, and speculation continues on whether the United States will intervene.
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Veterans Convene Amid Confusing Dispatches From Cities
In San Francisco and New York amid chaotic reports veterans gather for events tied to Olivers and others. Delegations from Pennsylvania and nearby states support unusual conventions while Miss Sarah Dhawan and Miss Brown join plans at hearings and gatherings in the city.
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Misa Brown
Big Fortune Tale From Marengo Bequeathment
Miss Sinks of Marengo is notified she has been bequeathed part of Ed J. Thompson's estate of Colorado Springs. Thompson, a wealthy bachelor, was enamored with her charity and charm after a trip to Colorado. His death reveals a will naming Miss Sinks as beneficiary with no other heirs.
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Trolley Line for Porto Rico Survey Completed
The Porto Rico trolley line survey between the city and Ponce is completed. Surveys near both ends were done in dusty conditions and the crew met between the two locations. French forces rumored to move by forced march to the southern frontier amid disturbances.
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Old Soldier Captain Putton Dies At 62
Kanass City Aug 20 Captain J Putton member of the governor s staff at the Leavenworth soldiers home died today at age 62.
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Whiskey price drop amid distillery battle in Peoria
Peoria Illinois August 20 price of spirits fell five cents per gallon to 24. A further one cent drop per gallon took effect ten days ago. Distilling circles say the move results from American Spirit Manufacturing Company clashing with independent producers.
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Matinee at Driving Park features trots and races
The matinee at Driving Park south of town starts promptly at 2 o clock Friday with heats and a lively program. Entries include horses owned by Geo Hurler, Hurely Philips, and Gen Urbinsky, plus a list of horses and riders in the half mile trot and mile heat events. Telegraph briefs note accidents and local updates from Thomas County and Seattle.
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Grain and Livestock Quotes From Chicago and Kansas City Markets
Chicago market notes show wheats and corns with Sep figures near 90% of par, oats and fats listed with August through December contracts, pork and lard bids, and assorted May positions. Kansas City quotes parallel wheat and corn ranges with cash grades, oats, rye, hay, butter, eggs, and delivery notes. Receipts list 100 cars.
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