Emperor of Korea Abdicates Ending Forty Four Year Reign
The Korea monarch abdicates amid turmoil as Japan advances toward annexation. At Seoul 15,000 Japanese greet Viscount Wagashi signaling formal move, while Koreans fear abuse and police brace for clashes. Officials cite abdication after cabinet pressure and elder statesmen approval. Tokyo reports hope for calm Korea-Japan relations.
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Seoul
Viscount Wagashi
Japan
Korea
Uyhid
Meru Dersof
Marquis Try
Tve Ty
Hdse
Palaced
Tsuyashi
Amer
Brent
Heavy rains flood basements of West Bottoms wholesalers
Heavy rains north of Kansas City raised the Missouri River at Kansas City slightly. As a result two dozen wholesale houses in the West Bottoms report partial cellar flooding this morning after stocks were moved. With no additional rain, the river remains low enough to handle the excess water.
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Kansas City
Here
Missouri
Tenth Victim Dies From Georgia Explosion
Boston July 19 Midshipman James F Cruse of the battleship Georgia died today making him the tenth casualty of the Georgia explosion The item ends with an advertisement for the Quick Meal gas range and enamel ware bargains at Herman Broek ers.
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Boston
James F. Cruse
Georgia
Herman Broekers
Grape Ice and Dessert Varieties Advertised at Eaton-Hurlbut
An old ad lists Grape Ice Brown Bread Ice Cream Chocolate Ice Cream Strawberry Ice Cream Vanilla Ice Cream at Wiedemian's. It promotes Eaton-Hurlbut papers with new writing styles and cites Boughton's at 1025 Mass. St. A note mentions Hiré's Root Beer drawn from the …
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Wiedemian’s
Eaton-Hurlbut
Boughton’s
Mass
One Hundred in Hospital After Heat Wave
Philadelphia reports about one hundred heat victims spent the night in hospitals with four deaths attributed to heat and humidity. Dozens remain in serious condition as prompt relief limited fatalities. After the Elks relief work ends, thousands depart for Valley Forge where United States Senator Knox will deliver an address.
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Philadelphia
Devastating Rain Strikes St. Joseph and Nearby Areas
A severe July rainfall wrecked houses and tore up streetcar tracks in St. Joseph Missouri and surrounding areas. The Riordan family narrowly escaped burial when their house collapsed into debris. Fires and sewer damage followed as streets flooded and parts of the suburbs were isolated by rising water.
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St. Joseph
Aicinity
Edlirs
David Riordan
Spite Motive Alleged in Magill Murder Case
An article fragment claims Margaret Magill testifies that prosecutors accuse her father and stepmother of murder as spite work. It notes an aunt distrusted the first Mrs. Magill and asserts handwriting matched her mother’s, with Mun Wilt alleging the mother may have written a death note before her own death.
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San Feaneisen
Daly UK
Margaret M Will
Fred Hf. Magill
Magill
Miss Magill
Munwilt
Mob dispersed in Grewia over lax murder verdict
New Orleans reports a mob of about three hundred formed at Grewia to lynch Italians convicted in the La maya murder case. The governor ordered militia, which likely prevented bloodshed. About one hundred soldiers guard Hahn Hill jail as Italians may be moved to safety amid rising outrage over the verdict.
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New Orleans
Grewia
Louisiana
Hahn Hill
Tendered Premium Refused by Policy Beneficiary
This afternoon the attorneys for Mutual Life Insurance Company formally tendered to Mrs. La. Tepekins and the trustees of the estate the sum of 8718 dollars as a refund of the premium paid on the policy. The tender was refused.
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Mutual Life Hisiminee Company
Fortmally
Mes. la. TL
Tepe Kins
Ice Cream Wagons Move Through Sweltering City Streets
The town swelters as several ice cream wagons roll through neighborhoods, delivering cooling treats to heat exhausted residents. A vendor named Annie Lat is mentioned amid the scene, highlighting public demand for refreshing comforts on a hot day.
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Tush
Revidenes
Heey
Annie
Parys
Walking Traveller Offends Street Tales
A wandering passenger, after a late travel, is noted for rough behavior and a quarrel that shifts blame to his wife. The porter alerts a station as rain falls and the town wakes to the incident. The story contrasts impropriety with consequences in a crowded street setting.
Basketball Tonight In New York Sierra League
A readable note reports YMOCAL basketball action tonight with star player Siler set to lead the team. The event highlights the Maskell tenant and Sumer series as part of the evening program.
Collision on Chienago Northwestern Railway Kills Engineer
A collision near Belle Plaine on the Chicago Northwestern line killed Engineer William Blyot and badly injured the fireman. Miss Lessie Anderson will entertain informally this evening. Baby Ribbon Cigars by Billie Williamson. Miss Sylvia Alford hosted a pleasant party with gentle decor and a dainty luncheon by Misses Alford, Patterson, and Comers.
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Marshaldown
Chienago & Northwestern
Belle Plaine
Willian Bliot
Lessie Anderson
Baby Ribbon Cigars Bc
Billie Williamson
Sylvia Alford
Misses Alford
Ruth Patterson
Margaret Comers
Revolutionists Attack in Tinayaquille Barracks
Four military barracks were attacked simultaneously by groups calling themselves independents before daybreak. The fighting lasted about an hour with the revolutionaries defeated and several killed or wounded. The president's residence was also set ablaze, but President Alfaro escaped with minor injuries.
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Tinayaquille
Alfaro
Ron Wier
Defense seeks verdict in Haywood trial opening
In Haywood case, defense renews motion for an instructed verdict of not guilty. Judge Wood overrules. Richardson requests jury be instructed to return not guilty. Judge Waldy to rule this afternoon on key questions. Hawley to open state arguments tomorrow. James McParland attends for the first time since trial began.
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Hawley
Richardson
James McParland
Securit
Look Into Tuberculosis Controversy Clouds National Live Stock Exchange
James C. Swift faces criticism as a five member committee studies a report on temperance in ott Erentosis. A bitter battle for the presidency ensues with Y. W. Metherson of Ontario as a candidate supported by St Joseph delegates who threaten to withdraw if Swift seeks another term. Swift’s supporters claim packers oppose him.
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Kiuieas
National Live Stock Exchange
James C. Swift
Swift
St. Joseph
Vale
Y. WS. Metherson
Glidden Tourists Start From Canton In Auto Event
Canton Ohio July 19 Philip Flin of Pittsburg led the Glidden automobile tour from Canton this morning starting at seven o clock with his car. The first leg aims for Pittsburg marking the opening stage of the long race.
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Canton
Ohio
Philip Flin
Pittsburg
Governor Requisition Papers in Poison Case Trail
Governor Gilecte issued requisition papers for Fred and Fay Magill and they were held in the county jail at San Virgo. They are wanted in Clinton Illinois on charges of poisoning Magill's former wife.
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Wena
Vali
Gilecte
Fred
Fay Magill
San
Virgo
Clinton
Magill
Pardoned Out Out Anderson Returns to Kansas City
Charles W. Anderson, pardoned by President Roosevelt upon petition of fifty thousand, was released from Leavenworth and hastened to Kansas City with his young daughter and wife greeting him warmly. He plans no firm future yet and denies any pool hall venture, while a reporter notes the family reunion and his intent to stay near home.
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Leavenworth
Willaudanuary
Charles W. Anderson
Roosevelt
Kansas City
Charles W. Amerson
Lesnworck
Himane
Anderson
Ohe
Tay Anderson
Wiehington
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Papa
Manana
Una
Luile Andersen
Fire destroys Sisson depot and hotel. teacher dies
A blaze in Areka California at dawn consumed the Sisson depot and depot hotel. Miss Laura Foxey a school teacher recently arrived from New York perished in the fire.
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Areka
Calif
Sisson
Laura Foxey
New York
Louisville's political revolution reshapes city government
Governor Beckham will soon appoint a new slate of councilmen and aldermen, a mayor, and a county judge after the Kentucky court of appeals overturned Louisville's 1905 municipal election due to gross frauds. Robert W. Bingham is named mayor and Walter P. Lincoln county judge. officials are replaced, saloons and gambling crackdowns begin, and a November special election will settle the leadership.
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Louisville
Beckham
United States
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Court of Appeals
Jefferson County
Robert W. Bingham
Walter P. Lincoln
Board of Safety
Gunther
Ridge
Autopsy order and life policies in Perkins death case
The article reports on expected autopsy actions in the Perkins death case after a fall from a Lawrence Kansas home. It notes that New York Life policies worth about 23 000 dollars are involved, with executors seeking payment and the Mutual Life Insurance company awaiting legal clearance.
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Dean
New York Life Insurance Company
TL Perkins
Lawrence
Kansdane
Giley
Jai Filiieles
Pat ii
Mrvinds
Wilton Douglas
Leo Pay Verti
Ocheims
Wfierts
New York Life
Bovan
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Clark Hurt After Horse Incident Last Night
Clark narrowly avoided serious harm while hitching a young horse in his yard at about seven. The right ear was badly fascerated requiring twenty stitches in the head. He held the colt during a struggle as the cart shaft struck him, then finished with treatment and went downtown in the afternoon.
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Clark
Mr. Clark
Ufe
Mr. Clarke
Wanted Four Men and Four Teams for Douglas County
Classified notice seeks eight laborers with teams to work with a thre stog outfit in Douglas County. Good pay. Inquire J. Taply Lawrence Iron Works. Also offers for sale a large family larse and carriage by John M. Newlin. Additionally sale of Standardbred mares and welts at Tau Rudiger farm four miles west of California Road. F Kehittin Route 4.
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Threstog Outfit
Douglas County
J. Taply
Lawrence Iron Works
Por
Tau Rudiger
California
F. Kehittin
Reute
Farmer Drowned Crossing Swollen Cows Creek
Great Bend Kansas July 19. H A Hartman a well known farmer drowned late yesterday while attempting to cross the badly swollen Cows creek. Body recovered this morning. Kansas City guests include Mrs H K Snider and mother visiting at D C Pueschel's. Market notes from Kansas City list wheat corn oats rye hay butter eggs and cattle prices and receipts.
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Great Bend
Kans
H. A. (. Hartman
Cows Creek
Kansas City
Choice Prairie
Butter—Creamery
Clinton Road Rock Road Likely If Inspectors Favor Plan
A group including Al Stobinson G L Knight M Newmark and C E Starkweather inspected Clinton Road to decide on a rock road project. If their report is favorable the campaign to build the rock road will start at once.
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Lawrence
M. Robinson
al. Stobinson
G.L. Knight
M. Newmark
C. E. Starkweather
Clinton
E Boys Camp Called Off By M C A
The M C A Boys camp has been called off due to ant problems and only a portion of the group will join. Plans touch on other recreation for those who could not go, and there is chatter of gypsy tramp to Leavenworth. Krehbiel & Crew list real estate deals and rentals while eye ear nose and throat practice remains. Glasses fitted at the office over Dicks Drug Store by G A Hamman.
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Ant Mough
Ion
Leavenworth
Dick’s
G. A. Hamman
I D
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Business Directory
Pon KK Attorneys-At-Lay
Barker & Means
Opera House Block
L. Ho. Menger
Massachusetts
John
A’ Norton
Attornney-at-Law
First National Bank Building
Joseph E. Rigge
V. H. Elder
Massachusetts Bt
C.J. Simmons
J. Anderson
Vermont Strest
Temphona
W. Jones
Ofice
Butte No
Obie Street
Bell
D. Morse
M. D
Woodward & Co
LR. Gechtel
Tennessee Street
John C. Rudolph
Hampshire
George A. Banks & Son
Donnelly Bros
New Hampshire
Winthrop Sur
Kas
WM. T. Sinclair
Telephone Bell
Massachusette
Mork Bros. & Sharp
Eldridge House
Opera House
Ball
Opticians
Mabsachubetis ST
Jaedickes
Kemter
Roy
Ecwe
Kres
Iis
Tokiv
Pacific
Ito
Philadephia
St. Joe
Bawrence
Che Siaion
Boise
Gustafson
Stost
Massachusetts Street
Kentucky
Hire
Wiedemann’s
Roughtenss
Mass. St
Mutual Life Attorney
Clark Hurt
John M. Newlin
Farmer
Grain and Provisions
Phillips Fruit Farm
Dr. E. Smith
Merchants National Bank
Bell Phone
N. 47
Wiedemann's
Abe Wolfson
Mass, Street
Wiedemann
Clifton T. Hiatt
Straffon’s
Mentholis
Clinton Road
Lawrance
Eboys
Krehbiel & Crew
Neville’s
Tennessee St
la. St
Penn. St
J. M., Neville
Home
Mare
Eldridgs Mousa Block
Watkins National Bank
Warplub
Watkins
A. A
Tucker, Cashier
W. B. Hazen
Asa’t. Cashier
B Watking
C. A. Hill
C. Ht. Tucker
W. E. Hazen
J. House
A.C. Mitchel
J. C. Moora
Milthi
State Bank Capital
W. Bromelsich
W. F. Brubbs
W. EL Spalding
Gee, Innes
Luther N. Lewis
W. Bromelstck
T. J. Sweeney
Jacob Badsky
EH. J. Uilkey
Lawrence, Kansas
Tonnes
M. G
Man A. Monroe
Peeat
Hosford Investment CO
LA Wrench
Kanbar
Van’s
O’brien & Co
MABS
Wolf
Paris Gezen
Whale OF Soap
Hellebore
BACH
Atles
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