Coming Home and Noted Visitors En Route
United States legislators who visited Hawaii arrive in San Francisco aboard the Australia from Honolulu. Representatives J. Gannon, H. C. Londenplager, A. S. Berry, and J. A. Tawney head to San Francisco for a short stay, with Senator Morgan remaining weeks longer. The group reviews charts and a Burlington survey sketch. one rep denies opposing annexation. In other news, convict Call, released under a gubernatorial pardon after a staged marriage at the penitentiary, is free but under scandal over a false bride. a Texas marriage plan and misidentified sister claim complicate the case.
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Dove Penitentiary
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Ran
Sept
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Aconvict
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Call
Labette County
Laura Havely
Gov. Leedy
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Luedy
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Hasely
Kalleau
Miss Mavely
Miss Uulvely
Morris
Texas
Port Riley Artillery Drill Disaster Injures Six
At Port Riley a Fourth United States army battery performing an exhibition drill on fairgrounds veered back during a counter march. Six men were thrown from a caisson. Privates Brooks and Plum were found unconscious but expected to recover.
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Fourth Artillery
United States Army
Port Riley
Fair Grounds
Brooks
Plum
Convention of Cripples to Convene Northeast Meeting
About 3,000 people from across the country were expected to attend a convention in St. Louis to organize the American Brotherhood of Cripples. William R. Tower of the city would chair the initial session with addresses outlining the group’s aims. The event marks the formation of a new national society.
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Loum
Tm Exposition Hall
American Brotherhood of Cripples
William R. Tower
Kaiser’s Mind in Crisis With Crown Council Debate
A late September dispatch reports private advices from Heelin that Kaiser William II’s mental state is deteriorating, with periods of brilliance alternating with dementia. A Crown Council meeting reportedly considers steps to place him under restraint and appoint his brother Prince Henry as regent.
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Amber
Prince Henry
Missouri Broom Co Goes Into Trustee Hands
News notes report the Missouri Broom Manufacturing Co operating in Jefferson City prison under trusteeship. Topeka raids seized gambling joints, with fixtures and crap tables moved by sheriff. A wreck near Liberty, Missouri, damaged five freight cars when an outbound train derailed. no injuries were reported and cleanup took about two hours.
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Topeka
Kan
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Kid glove sale and rail trip notices in millinery week
During millinery opening days two day sale on kid gloves at 88 pair with fittings and warranties. Travel by special trains to Topeka Leavenworth and Chicago or St Louis with dates, times and fares noted. Visit Eldridge house corner for details and see new lines of trims, shirts, dress goods, cloaks and capes.
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Union
Bay State
Fall River
Long Island and Sound
New York
Boston
Booth
L. S
Lovell
Casater
First Annual Reanson fedleate Veterans meet at Marker
United Confederate Veterans of Missouri opened their first panel encampment in Marker with delegates and visitors from across the state. Notables included Rev. F. K. Wither, Mrs. L M McKinney, and Sen. F. M. Cockrell. Officers for the Second regiment western brigade were elected: Col. James E. Payne, Lt. Col. Ryland Todhunter, Major William A. Page.
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Millainuers
Marker
United Confederate Veterans of Missouri
Taree Numier
K. Wither
Stemevall Sickson
Two Fast Miles and Other Track News at Terre Bonne
Terre Bonne reports two fast miles by Star Pointer and Joe Patchen with record pacing on a single day. Star Pointer claims a Mendville marker as the world pacing record stands. The column also notes racing results, local inquiries about an assistant attorney general for Marion County, and various incidents from across Missouri and nearby regions.
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Star Pointer
Joe Patchen
Terre Bante
Vernie Harre
Ind
Mendville
Patchen
Explosions at California Powder Company Wreck Plant
A morning blast at Santa Cruz Oakland California Powder Company destroyed eight mills and extensive machinery and 200 tons of powder. Estimated loss runs to about 225000. Fire officials report spontaneous combustion as the likely cause and no major fires followed. The incident interrupts local industry and prompts investigations.
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California Powder Company
Imachinery
Eastern News Capsule Sees Wars and Crimes Across Continents
Reports from Massowah to Cassala discuss Italian British cession moves and Osman Digna joining the Anglo Egyptian army. A Guthrie Oklahoma deputy shoots a bartender after a dispute. Looks Like Mountain receiver sought in Tennessee. Creek treaty signed by two commissioners. General Neal Daw’s health wanes. miners halt work in Illinois mines. German imperial intrigue surrounding Lieut von Hatmke death and Kaiser escapades. Pacific sale date fixed in New York master in chancery case.
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Daana
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New York
Uni Pacific
Talk of Removal Moves Choctaw Nation to Mexico
Atepsim Progress wo Teke whe Oboc tawe to Mexico reports Peter Hudson Choctaw patron and Tuskhoma female academy superintendent says full blood Choctaws plan selling all rights in the Indian Territory and moving the tribe to old Mexico. Jacob Jackson, longtime chief candidate, would lead the migration.
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Mexico
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Ark
Peter Hudson
Female Academy
Tuskhoma
Indian Territory
WINGED PESTS AND CITY STRIFE IN ALASKA AND BROOKLYN
Winged pests plague Alaskan miners as gnats and mosquitos swarm Dawson City summers. Nets and smudge fires are common defenses, and the pests’ bite leaves lasting welts. A Brooklyn Times note reports Brooklyn’s municipal shortfall at 1.57 to 2.0 million, with Albany seeking relief and taxpayers bearing the burden.
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Markets by Wire Chicago Live Stock and Grain
Market reports from Chicago and Kansas City dated Sept 2 summarize live stock receipts, price directions, and market tones. Hog, cattle, and sheep receipts show mixed to weak trends in Chicago with heavy to light demand. Kansas City notes steady to weak except firm sheep, while grain futures and cash quotes for wheat corn oats and rye are listed alongside Kansas Valley potato and vegetable prices.
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Lamabs
Eastbound reduced fares to Tennessee exposition event
One way and reduced rates to points east offered with tickets on sale at city office, Less Drug Store, and depot. Rates listed include 85.90 one way and 39.02 for October. Call for details and timing through local office.
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