Pueblo Wreck Death Toll Rises In Great Railroad Disaster
Pueblo Colorado reports describe a major rail line wreck with at least 100 dead and 28 missing as rescuers search streams and debris ten miles from the scene. Bodies, many unidentifiable, are recovered daily. officials vow a full inquiry into bridge and crew conditions amid a city-wide funeral vigil and relief fund efforts.
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Tor
Brown
Fountain
Arkansas
traMec
Ttt
Farnliter
Stimeell
Lon
Colorado Springs
Santa Seat
Arkansas River
Wile Oity
A. M. Schiits
Parker Fe
Russians on Port Arthur Siege Updates From Stoessel
St Petersburg reports from Lt General Stoessel confirm Japanese assault near Port Arthur at Wolf Hills with 70 000 attackers. Russians withdrew July 30 from Wasf Tile due to numeric advantage, Yeh Yupilas mountain noted as 10 miles northeast. Japanese renewed activity, German cruiser nearby observed distant detonations, while Kuropatkin’s plan aims to stall and wear down the enemy. Russian cavalry raid reaches toward New Churang.
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Wolf Hills
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Chefoo
Port Arti
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Ghetoo
Chetoo Iay
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Kuropatkin
Advantic
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Manora
Calcutta
Gane
London
Cape Pinisterre
Spain
Russia
Renebee
St. Petersburg
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Saksharoff
Lian Yang
New Churang
Pather Harrigan Suffer Critical Illness in Sraid
Father M Harrigan is seriously ill at Wat Stormont hospital with Bright's disease and uremia. Taken Sunday, he has been sick ten days under care of Dr. J H Munn and Dr. W C McDonough. No improvement in the last day.
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M. ¥. Harrigan
Wat Stormont Hospital
Bright
J. H. Munn
W. C. McDonough
Washouts disrupt southwest rail service
El Paso Texas reports numerous washouts on southwest rail lines with heavy rains prolonging repairs. Trains run late as crews work through the night after New York arrival to meet Judge Parker. No details emerge from a recent conference amid ongoing transit delays.
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el Paso
Tex
Baimont
New York
Judge Parker
Strike Extends as Ice Car Helpers Refuse Meat Handling
In Chicago an army of over three hundred pickets formed a blockade of the retail and cold storage meat markets. Ice wagon drivers and helpers union announced they will not handle meat for dealers who patronize the affected packers. Wagon drivers’ union said they will deliver no meat to those dealers. Packing House Teamsters vice president cited dealers barred from deliveries. Nelson Morris, with Mrs Morris, left for New York to sail to Europe aboard the liner Balti tomorrow for a three month voyage.
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Chicago
Hepers
Ublon
Market Wagon Drivers’ Union
Tee
Rath
Packing House Teamsters’ Union
Nelson Morris
Morris
New York
Balti
Europe
Texas Fever Epidemic Report Reaches Newton County
A cattle herd near Newton faces a Texas fever outbreak traced to illness in stock. Ten animals have died in three weeks, prompting the stock sanitary commission to impose a vigorous quarantine and to investigate origin and inspection lapses at the source. Authorities seek to stamp out the disease and prevent further spread.
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Newton H. Angie
Jine
Tve Stock Sanitary Commission
Machinists Strike Rattles Mexican Central Railroad
El Paso Aug 3 machinists on the Mexican Central railroad at Chihuahua have struck in sympathy with workers at Aguas Calientes who walked out last Saturday. The stoppage threatens to severely hamper traffic and operations on the line.
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el Paso
Tex
Mexican Central Railroad
Chihuahua
Aguas Calientes
Temporary quarters for Commercial club after Curry building fire
The Commercial club moves to the Copeland hotel as Curry building undergoes repairs after a Friday fire at Greenwald's store. Major Anderson says the space will remain for about two weeks. Monday night rain worsened damage, water leaking through uncovered roof holes and harming floors and walls.
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Commercial Club
Copeland
Curry
Greenwald
Anderson
First Methodist Church Board Postpones Decision on Minister
Reported at an annual church meeting on Monday night the First Methodist church board did not select a minister, reading letters from applicants. A full directorate is awaited for a final decision at a future meeting.
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First Methodist Church
Candidates to Select Nominees for Congress and State Senate
Local voters face a slate of names to consider for Congress and the State Senate. Balloting focuses on party nominees, with campaigning shaping precinct turnout and key issues in the upcoming election.
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Congress
State Senate
Fusion hoped to defeat Reeder at Falls Kansas Aug 9
Hil City hosts Democratic and Populist and fusion talk for Sixth district and Thirty ninth district nominees. Caster and Schilyer named for congress and state sen. fusion urged to unite against Reeder. City showcases growth with brick blocks, hotels, theatres. Lieutenant Governor Manna ill with typhoid fever improves slowly.
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Kan
Hil City
H. C. Caster
Devatur County
John Schilyer
el- Os County
F. Burleigh Johnson
Ellis County
Congress
Colby
Custer
Caster
Wideawake
Hull City
A. 3Ae
Atin City
David J. Manna
Political machine power struggles and a Topeka Capital dispute
A fragmentary report recounts factional clashes over independence in Osage City politics and a purification drive against Stavely, described as puritanical in policy. It includes L. E. Bissell of Carbondale detailing his discharge by The Capital Publishing Co after aiding J. T. Pringle and Robey ordering his removal, with a signed explanation from W. H. Robey記 secretary.
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Gene Nelt
Osage City
Stavely Gawna
Rose Dusters
Stavely
Swish
Ike
State Journal
L. E. Bissell
Carbondale
Topeka
Bissell
J. T. Pringle
Pringle
W. B. Robey
Kansas
L. B. Biwell
THE
Capital Publishing Co
W. H. Robey
To Let Contract For Topeka Railroad Grading Link
It is understood the contract will be let tomorrow August 10 in Omaha for grading the right of way of the Topeka and Northwestern railroad. About a dozen prominent contractors have surveyed the route the Kirkpatrick Brothers and Colling are favored to secure the job. A division point is planned at Onaga 105 miles from Kansas City with talks about a roundhouse sidetracks and switch yards.
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Kat
Omaha
Topeka and Northwestern
Union Pacific
Topeka
Marysville
Kan
Kirkpatrick Brothers
Colling
Pate
Omtee
Largest oil land sale in Independence this year
Independence Kan Aug 9 The Producers company selling the Bell farm in the Way side 1 to F G Mott of Rochester and Dames Bl Pase ker of this city for 59000. The 240 acre Bell farm has nine producing wells yielding about 100 barrels daily with a Mascot pumping plant and Standard pipeline station nearby. Mr Parker gains personal management of the property.
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Independence
Kan
Bell
F. G. Mott
Rochester
Dames BL Paseker
Parker
Mascot Pumpinx
Tease
Standard
Neodeshe
Governor as oil magnate linked with court figures
Governor Bailey tied to Webb McNall and Justice Green in an Montgomery county oil venture. McNall dominates holdings as discussions swirl of power and capital. In St Louis, editor S A Rige of Girard Anchor is found dead in Lily Lake Lafayette Park, suicide suspected amid despondency over mental decline.
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Webb McNall
Justice Green
Supreme Court
C. BE. Foote
Albert Parker
Wayside
Montgomery County
Batley
Trrnness
St. Louis
S. A. Rige
Girard
Girard, Til
Lily Lake
Lafayette Park
Railroad expansion underway from Topeka to Marysville
Report details Union Pacific construction along the Topeka Marysville route with side tracks at North Topeka, unloading 100 cars of ties and steel rails. Ties from Houston, rail and bridge materials arriving, with 185 miles of track planned and significant tie treatment to extend lifespan.
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Tri Pacific Railroad
North Topeka
Union Pacific
A. F. Rise
Houston
Texan
Topeka
Marysville
Kansas City
Weather shows more showers across multiple counties
A weather forecast reports continued showers with light rainfall amounts in central and northeastern Kansas and surrounding Missouri counties. The note lists temperatures for the three hours ending morning, citing towns like Concordia and Baker, amid a cautious outlook for the day.
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Weather Bureau
Jocal Ehowern
Eeines Govler
Kanass
Minsouri Bowers Or Geese Pescurred In the Central and Heaa Tern
Karman
Ailoneutt
Neaey Paine Baker
Mereville
Concordia
Wheat Prices Jump as Market Sees Strong Buying
New York trading sees large orders push wheat futures higher with September contracts rising beyond previous highs. Early gains cooled on profit taking but renewed demand and updated supply concerns kept buying interest active for the upcoming outlook.
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New York
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