Fusion Is Agreed Upon At Late Hour In Populist Convention
The Kansas Populist and Democratic rivals reach a fusion deal after hours of wrangling. Delegates accept a plan to place a fusion ticket under the Democratic heading, divide state offices between parties, and nominate a mixed slate including governor Dale of Wichita, treasurer Dolan of Clifton, and other key offices as the conventions adjourn in the early morning.
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Great Bend
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Washington
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Clifton
Pat Gorman
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Outsiders Busy Strikes Reach Toward Packers in Chicago
Chicago reports say International Secretary Homer D Call seeks a third party intermediary to settle the stockyards strike while Donnelly is recalled to aid talks. Riots erupt at the yards with 28 arrested as strike breakers flee and teamsters restrict ice deliveries. officials deny sanitation accusations and note medical exams for workers.
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Armour Company
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St. Louis
Meteor Wrecked Near Vinita Trains Derailed Injuries Reported
The Meteor passenger train of the Frisco system derailed near Vinita as the engine baggage car mail car and two chair cars left the track. Dozens injured including Mrs. James M. Drake a Salina postmistress and L B Dillon of McKinney with various injuries. The Pullman sleeper stayed upright as the rest of the cars slid into a ditch. Doctors treated the injured at the scene and railroad hospitals. The tender uncoupled from the engine caused the wreck at about 35 mph.
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Knoxville
Tenn
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Stephenville
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Abbott
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McKinney
Annie Buford
Kerrville
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Anna
Ella Cuntiff
Anta
LB Dillon
Springfeld
Green
Wschger
P. R. Payne
Train collision injures thirty three. many hurt near Horse Cave
Louisville dispatch reports Southbound train No 1 from Cincinnati collided with northbound train No 4 from Nashville near Horse Cave Kentucky. Thirty three passengers and four trainmen injured. engineer Rehm of No 1 seriously hurt. Reports suggest Rehm may have disregarded orders or slept as trains traveled about 40 mph. no coaches left the track.
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McCrory
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Japanese Forces Press North as Kuroki Moves 109000 Men
Aug 4 dispatches report General Kuroki with 109000 troops moving behind Russian lines while General Oku leads 59000 on the front and General Nodzu flanks with 50,000. Hat Cheng falls to Japanese siege, and port updates mark Baltic squadron activity. Rumors of strategic shifts surface as Europatation details shape the broader Far East theater.
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