Death toll climbs at Pittsburg mine disaster
Pittsburg Pa Nov 40 Eighty two bodies have been recovered from the Marianna mine. officials say total deaths may reach 130. rescuers worked through the night while crews locate more victims in the wreckage. company president Ley expressed hope the final count would not greatly exceed the current estimate.
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Davis Trial Hears Defense On Suicide Motive
Davis defence argues that defendant Frederik Ruslin suffered suicidal mania for years before the shooting. Prosecution details that Ruslin’s mental state is central to the case and will be contested with evidence of prior affliction and motive.
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Frightful accident robbers steal 2000 dollars
Two trains collided in Pennsylvania and Kansas incidents left one man dead and several injured. In Olpe Kansas robbers blew open a freight car safe near Valencia and fled with about 2000 dollars after fleeing on a stolen Santa Fe car. Investigations were delayed while loot was secured and crew aided.
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Unusual Kansas political meeting by Mr. Stubbs
Mr Beubbe led a Saturday Kansas conference that broke new ground by avoiding talk of appointments. Republicans including Mr Stubbs debated legislation openly, focusing on right or wrong and the people’s material impact. The gathering fostered high ideals and good will, signaling an open policy era.
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Missouri Judge Wallace Ousted in Ouster Suit
Jackson County Kansas City Judge W K Wallace faces ouster in Missouri Supreme Court filed by Attorney General Hadley. Writ returnable December 4. Suit claims Wallace was appointed to fill a vacancy that expired when Ralph Latshaw won the seat in November.
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Two Japanese Ships Collide Drowning Reported
Japan tragedy off the coast claims seventy people drowned as two steamers collided near the port. Other items note an attempted murder suicide in Pittsburg, appeals in Indiana, severe prairie weather and community notices including a drainage petition and local ads.
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Tulsa Floods Deepen as Arkansas River Rises Again
Tulsa Oklahoma endures third flood of the year as the Arkansas River climbs to historic levels. Farmers report extensive crop and rail damage while a Santa Fe train returns after partial progress. Nearby Bird Creek rises forcing residents to flee by horseback, and searches continue for a missing farmer leader from the Farmers' Council.
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Society Notes From A Busy Fall Weekend
A society page piece details a Saturday card party by Risa Lillian Kirehoff with prizes to Ruth Penke and Helen Phillips, plus a course lunch and pink carnation decor. It lists out of town guests, whimsical vignettes on etiquette, Christmas knitting gifts, a Kauss City wedding, and social items from Guthrie, Washington DC, and other locales, including fashion and manners anecdotes.
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Lawrence
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Milwaukees fake bills and secret service arrest
Counterfeiters tired of dodging detectives in Milwaukee avene business houses flooded the area with spurious five dollar bills. Two men urged a meeting at a specified place and alerted Peter Bratzburg of the Secret Service. He arrested Gustav Bayer and Henry Michaels at the federal building after they allegedly planned a pinch. In other items, the Supreme Court in Washington reversed a Virginia rate case, the Cherokee land division in Oklahoma was upheld involving 1.5 thousand people and $1,000,000 in property, and Standard Oil testimony continued in New York with Archbold questioned over 1879 agreements. A drug store ad promotes a next day toothbrush offer.
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Markets by Wire Kansas City and Chicago Prices
Wheat and oats prices listed for Dec and July contracts with cash and mixed grades. Cattle and hog receipts and prices for native steers cows heifers and calves, plus meat market quotes. Chicago prices show similar grains and fats with multiple dates and contract specifics.
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Lawrence Grocers Case Demurrer Before Judge Clark
Pure Food Inspector John Kleinbans presented the Lawrence grocers case to Judge John Clark who then took the demurrer under advisement until 10 30 tomorrow morning. The Haiti report notes growing panic as rebels near Port Au Prince and shops close. cattle and horses from the International Live Stock exposition draw attention at the stockyards. Professor Boodin spoke at the Southeastern Teachers Association in Iola and joined a round table in City. Santa Claus advance cards are on sale at local drug and shop outlets.
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Help Wanted and For Sale Ad Near 1132 Ohio Street
Wanted a place to work by a man and wife both experienced. Call at 1132 Ohio street. For sale cheap must sell horse single harness. Columbus rubber tired runabout also steel tired buggy. Call home phone 9182.1
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Whitsed Laming to Seek Interurban Franchise Monday
Whitsed Laming of the Kansas City and Kansas Southwestern Interurban plans to appear before the city council Monday night to request a right of way on this side of the river and a future cross-river line into Lawrence. If refused, Lawrence gains little from the project. the move aims to provide passenger service and easier access to the interurban, with potential new bridge work.
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Postoffice Revenue Losses Drive Major Reform Push
Washington reports Postmaster General Meyer's annual fiscal 1908 summary shows $209,361,856 in receipts and a $16,973,222 deficit the largest in the department’s history with fire and burglary losses totaling $37,046. He cites business-method improvements, a proposed director of posts, and rural delivery upgrades including a limited parcel post to boost revenue and convenience for farmers.
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Root for Senator Endorsed by Woodruff in New York
At Hot Springs on November 30 1903 Woodruff chairman of the New York republican state committee eliminated himself from the senatorial race in favor of Secretary Root after a conference with President elect Taft. Taft and Woodruff issued statements praising the move and predicting Root will represent New York in the senate beginning January 19.
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