Mayor Reed to Face Jefferson City Grand Jury in Boo dler Probe
Kansas City report says Mayor Reed will appear before the Jefferson City grand jury as Attorney General Crow presses a boodle focused inquiry. Colonel Fred W Fleming may testify about past bills and the Jewell calendar while Crow reshapes the case toward boodle.
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Senator Jewell
Colonel Fleming
Jewell
Fear An Other Flood Rises Deceptive River Threatens KC
The Kansas City area sees the river rise 27 inches overnight due to central Kansas cloudbursts. The Kaw and its tributaries flood, five feet higher with driftwood hitting temporary bridges replacing destroyed permanent structures. Packing houses and stockyards remain undamaged so far.
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Kansas City
Kaw
Emperor William's Meteor Wins Royal Yacht Regatta
Emperor William's yacht Meteor won the five hundred dollar prize at the royal yacht club regatta in Cowes England. King Edward and Queen Alexandra witnessed the race as they returned from Ireland.
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Royal Yacht Club
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Alexandria
Ireland
Phelps Subpoenaed as Grand Jury Met Today
Subpoena issued for Phelps as the grand jury convened today to hear evidence. Proceedings focused on the case and potential charges.
Nineteen Injured in Head On Collision Across States
Reports from Jefferson City and Hartford City recount a series of incidents. A grand jury in Missouri began probing legislative bribery amid talks of sand bagging bills. In Indiana nineteen people were injured when a Pan Handle passenger train collided with a delayed freight in fog, engineer Howe severely hurt.
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Scripps-McRae Press Assn
Hartford City
Ind
Howe
Man Arrested After Altercation at Depot Over Work
At a city depot this morning Solomon Kingsbaker reported a man tried to touch him. Officer Card and Will DeBold chased the suspect north on Ohio Street, capturing him after about two blocks. The altercation began when Kingsbaker suggested the man seek work and the drink-impugned intruder threatened arrest.
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Will DeBold
Kngsbaker
Emancipation Day At Liberty Park Planned For Colored Community
The colored people's Emancipation day celebration tomorrow at Liberty park features a 21 gun salute, ball game between Hannibal and Boonville, speeches by Prof Billups Seda lia and Prof Vernon, multiple races, a prize cake walk, dancing, band contest, fireworks, and meals for all attendees. Excursion trains from Hannibal Paola Kas St Charles Kansas City and other points are expected. manager A T Jackman reports full preparations for a grand day.
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Colored Flambeau Club
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Murderer Turck Executed in New York Prison
Ossing New York August 3 Tony Turck the convicted killer of John Scagowsky a saloon keeper who had employed him was executed today in prison by seven hundred volts of electricity He protested his innocence to the end.
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Ossing
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John Scagowsky
Getting Ready for Encampment
A large delegation from Washington and vicinity will travel to San Francisco on August 17 to attend the annual encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic. The event centers on choosing a new commander in chief with General John C. Black favored by local opinion, while San Francisco delegates push for General Nelson A. Miles who retires next week.
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Washington
San Francisco
Grand Army of the Republic
John C. Black
Chicago
Nelson A. Miles
Heavy Rains in Topeka Cause Unease After Floods
Topeka Kansas residents faced fright after a heavy rain along Soldier Creek caused brief relocation of several families. Despite fears, no major damage or new floods followed, and no further rain is expected.
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Scripps-McRae Press Assn
Topeka
Kas
North Topeka
Soldier Creek
Kansas
Freight agent post rejected by E. R. Lance
E R Lance from Pueblo Colorado refused the Missouri Pacific freight agent position after inspecting the ground and left for home this afternoon. Agent Anderson had recently resigned.
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E. R. Lance
Pueblo Colo
Missouri Pacific
Anderson
Police Court Fines In Disturbing Peace Case
In police court this morning R. C. Williams Al Sieble and Will Hauck were each fined five dollars for disturbing the peace. Robert Wilson received a stay for intoxication.
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al Sieble
Will Hauck
Robert Wilson
Miss Cad Resigns From Bell Telephone Post
Miss Anna Cad, collector for Bell Telephone, resigns and will depart on the fifteenth to join her parents in Kansas City.
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Anna Cad
Bell Telephone Company
Kansas City
Lincolnville Woman Dies At Home At Age Thirty
Lizzie Potter 30 died at her Lincolnville home Sunday afternoon due to bowel trouble. The funeral was held this afternoon.
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Lizzie Potter
Lincolnville
Summer Wash Goods Sale Prices and Selections
A detailed listing of yardage and sale prices for wash goods including 9c, 12c, 15c yard and 39c to 60c for sheer fabrics. Items highlighted include Egyptian Tissues, Madras Ginghams, Lace Malls, and Mercerized Grenadines with blue pink and red colorways.
Walking and Dress Skirts Reduced For Quick Sale
Walking skirts and dress skirts are offered at sale prices with better style and hang thanks to expert design and construction. Sizes include all wool voile cheviot etamine in walking and dress lengths with trims and stitching. Prices range from five to seven fifty dollars, featuring high class tailored skirts in plain and fancy worsteds and blends.
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