MAY FIGHT SOON Japan Russia crisis said to be near war
Reports from diplomatic quarters claim the Japan Russia feud is close to open hostilities. Narratives from London Berlin and Washington describe rising tensions, possible Japanese ultimatum, and Britain’s cautious role while diplomats seek a settlement and warn of imminent conflict.
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Japan
Russia
Avi
Masia
London
Get. TV
Barut Hayaati
Ty Great
Wnitt
Berlin
Jeversburg
Trhio
Great Britain
Lerdon
Britain
Wahington
Gel
Heavy Rain Impacts Southern Kansas and Oklahoma
In southern Kansas including Arkansas City, heavy rain fell since last night, soaking fields and hindering wheat work. Streets filled, conditions unsettled as the weather disrupted farm and transport activity. Federal authorities detained several individuals who could not show required certificates, with many others possible deportations pending.
Duel on Parade Grounds in Berlin Tet
An on parade ground at Selebecbau yesterday the duel pitted Lieutenant Schreiner of the Fifty seventh infantry against a reserve lieutenant Nauchtleisch. One combatant was seriously wounded and the event was reported from Berlin. Manila reports Oct 12 sentence on Ladrones in Bulacan Luzon and Nueva Viscaya head hunter clashes with casualties.
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Berlin
Selebecbau
Schreiner
Nauchtleisch
Manila
Velasquez
Nueva Viscaya
Seven Indians Killed in Browning Montana Rampage
At Browning Montana a drunken confrontation on the Blick foot Indian reservation left seven Tidins dead and two wounded. Wakes Up bast, wife, and children were harmed. Mrs Susan ily Load and Lita Plume were among the wounded with severe injuries. Later a shooter killed Wakes Up Last and fired on a family as the mother and child died, with Mrs Little Plume injured and others shot.
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Browning
Mont
Blick+ foot
Montana
Susan Ily
Will
Wilsky
Tadiain
Emperor Plans Pavilion at World Fair Site in St Louis
An article describes plans for a pavilion on a plateau in the eastern grounds overlooking cascades and gardens. It notes inspiration from Charlottenburg near Berlin and cites Frederick I as builder, placing origin in late 17th century Prussia.
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St, Louis
Ermany
Othe
Charlottenburgs
Berlin
Frederick I
Prunsiit
Seattle case sparks charges against city official
A garbled report from Nome details a woman alleging misconduct by Noble Widlinvatord, chief of policy, involving city figures and a local council. The narrative is unclear but implies charges were preferred and later released on bond amid a tumultuous scene in Seattle.
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Seattle
Dannie Brown
Diancell
Nome
Widlinvatord
Puolicy
BOB
WGN
Ceity Counciloansien
Rolmite Sivhet
Allot Nome
Accident claims lives in county wagon collision
A collision between a motor car and a buggy near town yesterday killed one person and left several injured. Mrs Wallinhan, wife of Al Wallinhan, was critically injured, and Mrs E Willis of Atleson, Kansas, visiting Gere Weick, was head injured and bruised.
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Pebyery Cole
Wallinhan
Bailey to reappoint three district judges this year
Governor Bailey announced plans to reappoint three district judges before the term expirations. The officials named are W. Simpson of the ninth district Leander Stillwell of the seventh district and Walter L. Thomas of the sixth district. The formal appointment will be announced later.
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Yoho
Qet
Goveror Bailey
Allie
W. Simpson
Leander Stillwell
Walter L. Thomas
Tater
Colorado files answer in Arkansas river water suit
Washington Oct. i. The state of Colorado filed today in the United States Supreme Court its answer to amend bill in the suit by Colorado to enjoin Colorado from further appropriation of waters of the Arkansas river for irrigation purposes.
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Washington
Colorado
Katass
United Suites Supreme Court
Winchell to Get It Chicago West Executive Post
Official confirmation that H. B. F. Winchell vice president and general manager of the Frisco lines will become third vice president and executive head of the Rock Island system in the West with headquarters in Chicago was given today by President Leeds.
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Chicago
Hb. F. Winchell
Frisco Lines
Rock Island
West
Leeds
Call for Extra Session Set for November Ninth
Washington October 12. It is announced the call for the extraordinary session of Congress to meet November 9 will be issued probably on October 20.
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Washington
Berlin Cyclist Goerman Killed in Tresden Race
Telegraphic item reports Goerman died after a cycle race mishap in Tresden when he fell and broke his neck. Also notes John F. Richardson of the Pullman Palace Car Co died at home in Omaha from a cerebral hemorrhage. The Lokal Anzeiger cites American houses arranging to take millions in loans issued across Petersburg Warsaw Moscow and Odessa.
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Berlin
Goerman
Tresden
John F. Richardson
Pullman Palace Car Company
Omaha
Asce
Thea Lokal Anzeiger
St. Petersburg
Warsaw
Moscow
Odessa
Worst 15 Over Damage Town Floods Hit Paterson Mills
Ned Haterson reports Paterson and nearby districts endure record flood devastation from Coaststorm. Two wards submerged since Friday crippled factories, caused mass unemployment, and forced residents from homes with scarce food and shelter. Water levels decline slowly while rescue crews work.
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Haterson
Paterson
Nhat
Heart
Dimienit
Quiet at St Andrews and Nashville visit report
Cables from Hubbard report quiet conditions at St Andrews Island where the Nashville was sent to probe alleged ill treatment of Americans. A Kansita-Nebraska football fundraising list neared 200 with a plan to play in Lawrence. Prof Haworth hires John Bennett to help prepare materials for the geological department expansion and new museum show cases.
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Washington
Hubbard
Nashville
Colon
St. Andrews
Lawrence
B. Haworth III
John Bennett
Kansas City
Mint
Geological Department
Exhibit of Ranges Demonstrates Ma jestic Stove at Eriksons
An exhibit of the Ma jestic range is shown at C. J. Eriksons with biscuits and hot coffee offered to visitors. The stove impresses with its quality and make and should draw calls from ladies to sample treats. Next Wednesday Mrs. Sears will discuss her Nova Scotia trip at the Unitarian church. Ohio Street pavement nears completion to Pinckney. Will Gerrill leaves for Kansas City dental college. Menthol is for colds.
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C. J. Eriksons
Unitarian Church
T. B. Sears, Sr
Nova Scotia
Evangeline
Troops Arrive for Maneuvers at Fort Riley
A special to the Star reports Camp Sanger at Fort Riley receiving its first troops for the maneuvers. The second battalion of the Twenty Fifth Infantry, colored, arrived from Wichita via rain. Units from Fort Rene and detaches from the Sixth Infantry and Fourth Cavalry proceed toward Van Wert camp, with weather delaying marching to Fort Riley tomorrow.
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Kansas City
Junction City
Kan
Sanger
Ft. Riley
Twenty Fifth Infantry
Wichita
Ft. Rene
Sixth Infantry
Fourth Cavalry
Aire
Man Vartan
Balley
Fort Riley
Divorced woman shot near Gravis Mills
Ellen Broden aged 20, divorced wife of John Brow, who is in prison for murder, was shot and killed by John McMyers near Gravis Mills while visiting her sister Mrs Bradshaw. Myers, an unmarried 20 year old, was arrested and jailed at Versailles. Cause not known, but believed to be opposition to Miss Arudell returning to Sedalia.
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Ellen Broden
Olia
John Brow =way
John McMyers
Ape
Gravis Mills
Myers
Versailles
Cal Bradshaw
Miss Arudell
Sedalia
Quarterly Meeting at Sunnyside Church Holds Service and Picnic
Members of the Centenary ME Church and Sunday school traveled by carriage and wagon to Sunnyside to hold their regular quarterly meeting. Elder Ford preached in the morning and administered the sacrament. A picnic dinner followed, then Sunday school and prayers. Evening services resumed with preaching continuing to good effect.
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Sunnyside
Ford
Burnteird
Social Notes and Local Visits Across Centralia
Mrs Frank Strang returns home after a moth her mother Mes Hronson will visit. Miss Teatha Dowen seen with friends, Putte to arrive from Chicago next week. Mrs Tantack to Toy Thursday for a renedota. Lang visits friends en route from Topeka to Oblawa. C. O. Waters in from the country. Frances lady returns Saturday after visiting Mrs J. D Gehring. Rev M Bennett leaves for Carthage Mo to conduct a wedding. Ontario society to meet at Presbyterian church this evening. They plan to present Harlet of the Carmillian from Longfellow. Joe Pierson of Arbatross City visiting. Nellie and Alwina Wilhelm travel to Washington Mo for aunt Gallenkamp’s wedding. Arthur McCartnel in KalIass City for dental college. J. N. Gordon returns from Wichita after Friends Yearly meeting. Big Bill Devery recalls old car days and Sport Murphy as a former conductor on a horse car. Anna Morgan, daughter of J P Morgan, orders a tiger skin fur coat in New York, shocking tradesmen. The fur will be worn next winter to surprise friends.
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TL B
Tantack
Blof
Lang
Topeka
Oblawa
Rudora
Waters
Frances
Saling
J. D Gehring
FM. Bennett
Carthage
Joe Pierson
Arbatross City
Nellie
Alwina Wilhelm
Washington
Missouri
Gallenkamp
Arthur McCartnell
Kallass City
J. N. Gordon
Wichita
Awy
Bill
Devery
New York
Murphy
Second Avenue
al ‘Pill
Anna Morgan
J. FP. Morgan
Federal Judge Dismisses Indictments Against Martindale
Kansas City reports Judge Philips dismissed all nineteen counts in the United States case against William Martindale of Emporia, holding none of the first indictment charges are valid. One remaining indictment concerns handling funds through bank feeders and may be argued today. Local notes include marriages, deaths, and community updates from Emporia and nearby towns.
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Kansas City
Leavenworth
Kansas
Philips
United States Circuit Court
United States
Wm. Martindale
Emporia
Martindate
First National Bank of Emporia
Martindale
Lambert
Moxey
Wichitta Grand Jury
Madison
Elsewere
New York
Mar- Windale
Arta
Arie
Kansas Wins Narrowly Over State Normal 12 to 0
Kansas state varsity defeated State Normal 12 to 0 on McCook field after a rough game marked by five Kansas fumbles in the first half. Touchdowns by Hrumage and Griggs, with Wooler kicking both goals, secured the win as Kansas struggled in line play and ball control despite a large crowd and enthusiastic support.
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University of Kansas
McCook
Kansas
Hrumage
Griggs
Wooler
Kaneds
Hinsh
Sunday School Convention Opens at Plymouth Church
The Douglas County Sunday School Association begins its annual convention at Plymouth Congregational Church at 2 pm with several delegates present. Devotional exercises are led by Rev. A T Ward and others. Lectures include talks by Mrs. Preusner and C J Frank on Sunday school topics.
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Douglas County Sunday School Association
Plymouth Congregational Church
A. Tl, Ward
HL UG. Hoover
Maldwin
J. A. Copple
Lecompton
Engla
Abile
Barn Fire Destroys Doctor Simmons Barn on New Hampshire Street
Fire yesterday afternoon destroyed the barn on Dr C J Simmons property in the 70 block of New Hampshire street. Firemen battled the blaze quickly but the barn burned almost completely, estimated loss between 2159 and $200 with no insurance. The structure stood at the rear of the former Read homestead and had stood about fifteen years.
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C.J. Simmons
New Hampshire Street
Read
Verg
Burning Refuse Offense Persisting on Henry Street
Residents along the east end of Henry street report ongoing nuisance from burning refuse. Despite marshal orders to stop the practice and save removed material, smoke and odor remain offensive to neighbors, prompting continued complaints.
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Henry Street
Amusements and Livestock Reports Highlight Local News
The Morey Stock company presents In Dixie’s Land with Miss Morey, featuring special scenery for a strong comedic yet dramatic bill. Evangeline’s country talk by Mrs. Katherine Sears follows at Onitarian church next Wednesday, admission ten cents. Also included are cattle and hog markets from Chicago and Kansas City, with prices and totals for native steers, cows, stockers, calves, hogs, and sheep.
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Morey
Dixie’s Land
Miss Morey
Chicago
Kansas City
Grain and Provision Market Report from Chicago and Kansas City
Grain and provision prices drift through Chicago and Kansas City with wheat, corn, and oats showing mixed movements. Quotations for Wheat Oct Dec May and cash markets, plus related pork and lard figures, appear alongside scattered commentary on market conditions and miscellaneous items from the period.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Creamary
Miss Kate Watkins Heads to Wichita for Grand Lodge
Miss Kate Watkins left for Wichita this morning to attend the grand lodge of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs for the state of Kansas.
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Kate Watkins
Wichita
Grand Lodge of
Odd Fallows and
State of
Kansas
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J. &. Nicolson Livery Stable
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Squires’ Studio
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I. W. Keiser
Nebraska
Barteldes Seed Co
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Lawrence Foundry
R. E Clark
Lone Star
Hoskinson
F. W. Doane
Fort D. A. Russell
Cheyenne
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Los Angeles
Cal
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Maple Street
John Holland
Straffon's Drug Store
State Normal School
Plymouth Church
Grand Pre
Katherine Sears
Ladies Aid Society
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Sureryor
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Myara
Seo & Flory
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Frank W.genen
Armairong
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Carl Pailipe
O. Dowman
Lioya Dulles
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Ceed
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Eben Baldwiz
Wm. T. Sinclair
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Alfred Whitman
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Muss St. Lawrence
Lawrence Rug Factory
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