Curtis on Duty in Kansas Senate Fight Stakes Rise
Curtis gains strength in the Sixth district aided by influential friends and state senators, opening a split Republican field with Burton, Craddock, and others. The race draws national notice as party factions battle for leverage while the Leavenworth funeral and local race interject into the scene.
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Qurt
Atrongen
Atte
Barton
Republican Party
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Craddock
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Baker
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Ingalls
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Wyandotte County
Seawanahka Cup Race Held on Lake St. Louis
Dorval Quebec August 7 Seawanahka Cup race between Tecumseh American challenger and Trident Canadian defender on Lake Et Loult under northwest wind about 15 mph. Both skippers confident as Trident led early with start times around 1 92 20 and Tecumseh at 3 52. The course was windward and return three laps with Trident first to buoy 3 02 4 and Tecumseh 3 20 34 as wind moderated.
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Que
Lake Et Loult
Tecumseh
Challedeer
Gefenger
Fifteen Killed in Milwaukee Freight Wreck Near Rhodes
A Milwaukee Road freight collision near Rhodes Iowa left fifteen dead and 49 injured. Victims include engineers S. Dama Marcères and Fred M. Braman plus workers Thomas Casey and Patrick Sullivan among the deceased. many injured listed with names across several cities. The Milwaukee & St. Paul reports the work train led by Conductor Craig moved without orders while a signal barred it, prompting the fatal crash two miles west of Rhodes on the Omaha division.
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Marshalltown
S. Dama Marceres
Fred M. Braman
Thomas Casey
Jack Richardson
Dan Sullivan
Patrick Sullivan
Frank Ray
Luli Edgar
Rhodes
Will Thorpe
Freman
Lee
L. ©. Newell
W. S.craig
John Flannasan
Woodard
Wadsworth
Chicago
James Davey
Jamex Sullivan
Baltimore
Terry Collins
Omaha
Michael Kearns
Thomas Hunt
Otto Klager
Rock Island
Thomas Noon
W. H Bartels
Ogden
Herman Hull
Carthage
Henry Blackwood
Bellevue
John Allen
Finland
John Nodins
Bridgewar
Mich
John Donovan
Kansas City
Jonn
Oe Macke
Jeck Springs
Wwyo
Tom Morgan
Peoria
Timorious
John Hart
Kein Kenney
Tonnegan
George Heffner
Cash” Warner
Lisa Horton
Sfickac Austin
John Walker
Joseph Rolland
Percy Colling
Milwaukee & St. Paul Row
Iccident
St. Paul Road
Craig
Coltina
Auto accident injures boy as Miss Robinson rides
Miss Robinson, guest of Mr and Mrs John R McLean at Bennett Villa, was riding when a boy ran into Spring Street. The chauffeur stopped and she moved the boy to a physician. Two ribs were broken. the boy, 14, is son of Ms Martin Bell.
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Bennett Villa
Spring Street
Martin Bell
Guests of the President At Oyster Bay Luncheon
At Oyster Bay on August 7 the president hosted a luncheon with guests including Senator Matt of Connecticut secretary to the Connecticut governor Mr Phelps and Mr Clark of the Hartford Courant. Also present were Representative Jesse Overstreet of Indiana and Senator Stewart of Nevada along with James Clarkson Sherman Littauer and John Laughin of Battal.
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Moegro Conference session on The Religious Life of the Race
The Muembo Young People's Conference session centered on The Religious Life of the Race. Addresses were delivered by Rev. J. M. Williams of Sherman.
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Last of Tro Dies Salt Lake Death After Shooting
Salt Lake City August 7 Max A Peters died today after being shot through the lungs by J Wa tner Pric in an incident described in local dispatches. McCaslin is noted in orbiting details surrounding the case as authorities pursue further information.
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Salt Lake
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Max A. Peters
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Tracy inquest and the bandit's last days at the Eddy ranch
Spectators flocked to Davenport to view Harry Tracy's body after his suicide near Palmer Eddy’s field. The Spokane inquest explores trophies and relics taken from Tracy as crowds claw for keepsakes. details rise of the Oregon bandit, his two horses, a long night with the Eddy family, and local rewards.
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Tracy
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Ore
Maurice Smith
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Gardiner
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Wilbur Test
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Stone
Marguette
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Posse
State
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LE Eddy
G. E. Goldfinch
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Sagn
Eddy Ranch
Goldfinch
Bix
Azima
Colle
Eddy Rai
Gowfinch
John
Outlaw’s Nerve Sparks Posse After Holster Request
A Winchester wielding outlaw rode into town and displayed courage by asking for a new holster amid taunts. He warned he could be killed, but his blunt display unsettled workers and drew a posse that day, ending his reign of terror as townsfolk reacted to the threat.
Expulsion Spurred Uproar At Landerneau School
A mob gathered at a school in Landerneau near here as soldiers and gendarmes moved in. Police arrived to quell the scene while crowds marched to a church and rail station chanting against the authorities. A protest at Polroet led to actions in front of another school.
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Atte School
Tes
Winnieterre
Polroet
Ear cutting threat from foreigners feared by church youths
Edwards a Presbyterian pastor and former state YM Bible Society leader claims his young men, largely miners, report foreigners plan to cut off an ear of every worker who returns to work to brand them as unfair. He says the men worry this would break the strike and force workers back.
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Presbyterian Church
Young Men's Bible Society
Hier
Flowers At His Feet Famed Aug 7 Visit to Pro Boer Exhibit
Former President Kroger visited a pro Boer exhibition on August 7 accompanied by Boer supporters. He paused before portraits of Dutch and French combatants who fell in the war and thanked attendees for their contributions to the exhibit.
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Transvaal Republi
Himbelt
Struggie
Morgan deal goes through in British government accord
In London Aug 7 1900 British Prime Minister A J Balfour signaled the government cannot negotiate publicly while terms are under discussion. He said the government aims to take the House into its confidence at the earliest reversible moment, amid renewed claims that a new shipping agreement has been accepted. Forecasters predict fair weather with possible slight temperature changes tonight and Friday.
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Charles Beresford
A. J. Balfour
Topeka Grain Board of Trade Idea Gains Steam
Shippers from Topeka and Kansas City consider forming a Topeka Board of Trade to boost grain sales and attract millers. Enid Ok shipper letter praises Topeka market, while North Topeka millers debate benefits and logistics of central office location and wider advertising impact.
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Fragmented City Tempo Bits from Early Paper
A garbled OCR fragment references Chicago style climate tempo and a clock debate. The unreadable text hints at urban news items, weather notes, or public announcements but lacks clear names, dates, places, or outcomes.
Legal fears of trust injunctions delay book supply
The speaker warns that if the American company had been halted by anti trust injunctions in district courts Populist judges could have blocked operations. An injunction dissolution in lower courts would not prevent appeals to the Supreme Court delaying book supplies for the year.
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Fife
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Legal battle over kidnapped children reaches supreme court
Harriett King seeks possession of Harry Hines and Edt May Filnes held since a kidnapping near Brookville Saline County. The case marks another writ of habeas corpus against Emma Peck and her husband as Chief Justice Doster and Justice Johnston allow the writ returnable Monday October 8. David Ritchie represents Mrs King while charges of immorality against the mother are noted.
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Emma Peck
Harry Hines
Edt May Filnes
Peck
Saline County
David Ritchie
King
Aieck
Doster
Johnston
Doherty Wins Opening Match at Crescent Athletic Era
New York Aug 7 Doherty won the first match in the Crescent Athletic era at Bay Ridge, completing bouts postponed by rain. Scores 6-2 and 6-1. A New York man witnessed a reversal in the thin contest, surprising the big gallery.
World’s Fair Exhibits Hover Over Swiss Presence
The department of state in Washington notes likely representation by Heist industries at the Works fair in St. Louis. United States minister in Berne reports Swiss attendance, with officials seeing no doubt of Swiss participation at the World’s Fair exhibit.
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Department of State
Wash
Caeereen
Prest- Arthur
Heras
United States
Uc Berne
Switserlan
Demand for Higher Wages Sparks Eastern Galicia Unrest
A Vienna dispatch reports unrest among agricultural laborers in eastern Galicia after a special inquiry found demand for wage increases. Labourers seek to raise men’s pay to six cents a day and women’s to three cents, aiming to double current wages. The disturbances were reportedly quelled by troops and police.
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Galicia
Newe Prete
Progresa
Gallcht
Gisteeta
Nousceitien
Mr Reeder Arrives Amid Political Maneuvering
Fragmentary report notes Mr Reeder arrival and mentions Senator Burton and a political party. It hints at support actions, a return from a source, and possible contest or outcome but is unclear due to garbled wording. No specific names, dates, or places clearly identifiable.
Moody aboard Dolphin to join North Atlantic squadron
Secretary Moody will sail aboard the Dolphin to Newport to join the North Atlantic squadron for a week of evolutions under naval officials. The squadron will operate in open sea south of Ammon, Maine, as committees on naval affairs observe. President Mitchell of United Mine Workers comments on miners and a Pittsburgh area interview mentions coal decisions.
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Dolphin
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Congress
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Mitchell
United Mine Worker
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