Message from Consul on Mavellssen affair near Missed terror plot
From Beirut, the government received a dispatch via the consul reporting a thwarted attempt on a Mavellssen file. Turkish authorities continue arrests and investigations amid disturbances and a tense regional stance. The note cites safer harbor, no injuries, and ongoing diplomacy with the Porte.
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Aire
Mavelssen
Hay
Harrow Uscape
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Leish- Mith Wal Wise
Deiret
Aden
Betshman
Porte
Liosbumiti
Grontisu
Roogavelt
Tanec
United States
Parte
Ais da
Constantinegle
Monastir
Pioneer mill firm bankruptcy shocks Missouri region
The Davin Mill and Manufacturing Company, a pioneer Northwest Missouri firm with a Kansas City plant, was declared bankrupt. F. Enright was appointed receiver. The firm faced heavy losses from the Kansas City flood. Liabilities reported around 350,000 dollars with assets including a 200,000 dollar plant. Local banks and capitalists are listed among the heaviest creditors.
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Joseph Mo
KR. T
Davin Mill & Manufacturing
Comana
Kansas City
F. Enright
I Swoodson
Missouri
Kansas City Hood
Liability Losses and Railroad Duty in Topeka
In Topeka on September 1, merchants reportedly pooled claims against railroads over recent losses. Courts may test whether railroads fulfilled their duty to prevent damage, with questions of due care and responsibility for shipments affected by floods. Settlements aim for equitable closure amid contested liability and damage outcomes.
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Topeka
Giant race to be fostered in Rouen with estate plan
Paris dispatch reports Count Alfred St Quen dy Vivrecourt disposing of a 200000 inheritance for a proposed festival in Rouen. Natural heirs face litigation over provisions and ongoing plans to fund a city event with pits and potential social programs for widows and children.
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Paris
Alfred St. Quen
Rouen
Severe Prost Not Probable in This Topeliain sepl
The text discusses beliefs about frost impact on crop maturation and suggests there is no strong probability of significant drought or disease affecting the harvest. Expert statements indicate limited risk to the crop's overall yield, with farmers noting current conditions are not dire for the season.
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Topeliain
Shannon
Enon
Horrors of Chinese Facmine
A garbled 19th century style dispatch from New York reports distress in a distant locale tied to alleged fraud and societal disruption. The fragment mentions supervisors, crops, and districts amid vague references to wives, students, and drunters, with no clear names or places readable.
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New York
Visine
Inep
Belie
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Lipton One More Day For Yacht Race On Wind Drought
The New York event report says winds were too light to sail the Atlantic coast race this morning. Sir Thomas Lipton urged finishing the series soon, hoping to end the contest, while interest waned and the Shamrock and Fantasia clashed in the ongoing dispute over the Deed of Gift. Lipton and supporters anticipate the next attempt tomorrow after urgent business and travel plans.
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New York
Fai
Fabio
Tage
Ue SiwunrGch
Angeriga
Thomas Lipton
Dae Rio
Leo
Hvpme
Paul
England
Paris papers claim will depict assassination in Zurich tour
A garbled Paris report alleges Mre Cigena Lage Vies, sister of Phiver Dimitias, plans a September tour through European principal truss halls in Zurich to earn a livelihood. It mentions a Servian king, a Servian landlord, and a family tragedy linked to a murder claim, with vague references to preliminary funds.
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Paris
Cigena Lage Vies
Thas
Phiver Dimitias Sebout
Zurich
Visit to the St Louis World’s Fair Grounds
Visitors from the Treasury arrived in St Louis for fair preparations. A committee escorted the official through the grounds to the administration building where President Francis welcomed him. An on site inspection followed of buildings and grounds.
Conference opens under Carnegie presidency in steel plan talk
The trench nd ster institute opened with Andrew Carnegie presiding as he delivered an address on the steel and tin temper theme. Separately a cross complaint notes Mrs Sarath Poliman as possessor of thirteen living husbands with eight in Olbio and five in Koprema.
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Harieowi Murness
Bughind
Daa
Tronnd Ster Institute
Andrew CaypNegie
Tem
Kohomo Tod
Sarath Poliiman
Olbio
KopRema
Kansas News Briefs Preview September Events
Peter Fit reports September 1 activities note the president's tip to Ayres Monday September 3. Labor Day holiday plans include opening of a New York state fair and a parade of workers followed by a public address.
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Peter Fit
ATP
Ayres
New York State
Ble
Tick eradication experiment using Beaumont crude oil
A report from Texas describes an experimental program dipping cattle in Beaumont crude oil to kill ticks. Officials including Gittlemen oversee the trial as public attention focuses on whether this method will eradicate fever ticks.
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Tex
Beaumont
Shot Daughter for a Crow in Orsego Ohia Incident
Disjointed notes recount a man named Jobin shooting his daughter Mary after claiming crowds and moving shadows triggered fear he was seeing crowds in a field. Other items mention building plans for a St. Louis fair, local political posts, wheat yields, a Kansas exhibit, pardons, suicides, and bank leadership changes.
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Une M. BK
Ehurch
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Walle Wouney
Olice
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Hatehunsers Plas
Carnegie Niracy Fund
Bailey
Missouri Pacific
Iahiat Newman
Marion Asbell
Stickney
Empire City
Cal
Bureh
Department Ofagriculture
Washington
Coleman Boyd
White Cloud
KB. Row
Gueda Springs
Gerald Holsinger
Rosedale
New York
Kansas
Samuel J. Parks
Shawnee County
Sing Sing
A. O. Lee
Emporia
Trinidad
Colorado
W. H. Eagan
Hutchinson
Chicago
Oil Fire Ends at Sour Lake Reservoir Blaze
The Sour Lake oil fire burned out after consuming a reservoir of 15,000,000 barrels of oil valued at $300,000. Owned by James W. Swain of Fort Worth, the incident left him half a million in losses. Additionally, a note on the origin of American cotton seed contrasts Asian origins with current Central Asian cultivation.
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Sour Lake
Tex
James W. Swain
Fort Worth
Lightning's strange effect on shale bed physics
A garbled report describes a lightning event affecting a shale bed, noting unusual outcomes such as stone formation and observations of photon-like phenomena. Scientists reference a distinctive light pattern and potential new insights into energy transfer, though specific details are unclear.
Jamaica distress as Chamberlain refuses relief loan
Kingston reports a severe hurricane aftermath with widespread unemployment and crop ruin. Government refuses an 11 million dollar loan, creating a deepening crisis. Separate items note Hawaii exporting frogs to the mainland and Milwaukee workers killed in a sewer collapse with several others narrowly escaping.
Comprehensive government report on floods along Missouri and Kaw rivers
Dr. Frank virfeld of the United States weather bureau completed a detailed flood report to the printer. It argues the Missouri and Kaw basins in 1883 showed the most destructive spring floods in memory, with record volumes of water and immense losses. The study cites damages reaching hundreds of millions and notes widespread inundation in the vicinity of Topeka Des Moines and Batis Dink, with specific river spans and cost estimates.
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Frankvirfeld
United States Weather Bureau
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Kaw
Frankenfield
Minwart
Tsu
Hhiunibay
Tnd
St. Leatis
Mississippi
Alten Jel Ransis
Cis
Wits
PCUT
Feulha
Cape
Coal Miners Strike Shuts Missouri District
In north western Missouri the coal miners refused to work amid a disrupted labor meeting. United Mine Workers officials and local operators clashed over a work stoppage, with discussions set for later in September. Government representatives and regional officials attended the meeting amid tense conditions.
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Noyinger
Missouri
Ational
United Mine Workers
Chete
Haskell Institute Opens With Strong Prospects
The Haskell Institute begins its new year with expanded departments and new staff. Enrollment is expected to rise as students register for classes and mandatory physical work. Principal changes include a larger domestic science program, new instructors, and plans for enhanced athletic and military training. the football coach at Michigan’s Yost system is cited as a model, with a schedule featuring five university opponents. A note on radioactivity research closes the piece.
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John Whitweed
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Roseland
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Leaverworth
Bert Berry
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Ohio
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Hernstein
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Peaks
West
Chicago University
Kagwas
Nebraska
Missouri
Texas
Chicago
Unclear Native Investment Schemes Face Losses Near Oklahoma
Murky reports from Mipkogee Oklahoma claim tribal land investment companies face heavy losses after government investigations. Estimates suggest losses exceed a half million dollars with individual investors dropping sizable sums as schemes unravel through lease deals and forced sales amid regulatory scrutiny.
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Realitett
Passengers Scared After City Collision and Arrests
Reported chaos followed a street collision on Wellth Street near ST Wellth, with several injuries. Authorities say witnesses identified three suspects including Mint and Kar Api Trower. officers Mans Held and Richard Paster led the response and detained individuals pending further charges.
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Petit
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Spertis
Telegraphic Brevities Wrap of Dispatches From Distant Lands
Telegraphic notices report varied edits from Cuba to Venezuela and Havana mayor, rebels in Chita, a train wreck in Miditand, Lipton subscription, Wilson seeking Marconi wheat markets, Bryan and Johnston campaign notes, Philipine veterans convention in St Paul, Lord Salisbury burial, Lipton critique of English methods, and shifts in U S petroleum shipping as French sails dominate.
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Ghia
Juhoson
John Webb
Salvation Army
Joplin
St Paul, Minn
Lord Salisbury
Thomas Lipton
England
Fairbanks
Minto Nesota
Markets by Wire Live Stock Update Sept 1
Katina Cley reports cattle prices with steers 4.00 to 5.50, cows and heifers 2.50 to 4.25, stockers 3.00 to 4.60, and mutton prices around 5.00 to 3.38. Trading notes include feed costs, slaughter rates, and regional figures from Chicago and other markets. Sheep volume reaches about 7,000 with varied prices. total stock movements noted across locations.
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Katina Cley
Ty Packers
Toschumn
Mathers
Strang
Grain and Provision Market Report Seeks Prices and Receipts
Grain and provision prices from Cincage and Kansas City show wheat contracts for September and December, corn mixed grades, oats, pork and lard values, and cash No 2 and No 3% corn bids. Receipts list 456 cars of wheat with October prices and January forecasts referenced.
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Dee
Redig
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