Loss of Saturnus details from Luzon coast action
Navy reports full cable on warning of the Saturnus by view. Insurgents robbed cargo at San Fernando while Pampanga and Yorktown patrol Panpanga bay. Yorktown Concord Callao and Pampanga bombard near waterfront but no decisive move. Ships remained, fishing out insurgent activity and deterring unauthorized trading.
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Washington
Navy Department
San Fermintde
Woodward Taw Disey
Pampanga Fe
Insurgenta
Hate
Yorktown
York and Concord
Callas
Pampates
Las Fernando
Shire of Town
Patepanga
Congerd
Callawary
Athinsons Message From Philippines Pamphlet Drive
An activist named Athineon campaigns to send pamphlets from Nebraska to officials and citizens about the Philippine situation. He asserts attempts to distribute information abroad face prosecutions, arguing the cost of crime and the wartime need to inform soldiers and citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward ‘Atiineon
Philippines
Philippine
Hacng
PHC
Abe
Nebraska
Pullip
Rome
Ergentia
Atkinson
Antecarcies
Vis
Moores Murder Trial Reflects Hidden Guilt and Divorce Demand
The narrative recalls John Moore's house fire that killed five children and his subsequent trial for murder. His wife, once loyal, seeks a divorce after a letter reveals her wish to leave and separate from him. Relatives say Moore confessed to his wife, who has now asked her father for funds to return home. Nearby notes report farms, chickens, and a fighting regiment story fragment from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
John Moore
Toul
Moore
Mowrenee
Belent
Big Mame
Hawaiia
Che
Honolulu
Free thinker Jesse Lee to face court over obscene mail matter
Hutchinson August 12 Jesse M Lee captured after eluding postal inspectors stands in Wichita jail facing federal charges. He claims free love beliefs and aims to read passages from The Lustful Turk to the jury alongside the Bible, insisting on a full trial and public defense. Lee operates a picture enlarging venture and says his correspondence bureau supplies names to members who exchange other names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
Jesse M. Lee
Post Office
Ottawa
Wichite
Lee
Lorado
Malia
United States
Fred Trive
Joy
Triessays
Etrin
Trige
Ler
Joe
Anthony Comuteck
New York
Sind
Hpxe Montis
Lightning strikes Rawlins County woman near Ludell
During a thunderstorm in Rawlins county on Wednesday a bolt hit Mrs. George Grotz as she returned from the field near Ludell. The impact tore her clothes and burned several spots but she remained unconscious briefly then recovered with doctors hopeful for further recovery barring complications. Damage included moved buildings in Atwood but no major injuries recorded. The rain was timely and beneficial to growing crops.
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Rawlins County
Atwood
Alt
George Grotz
Ludell
Raving Beer
Biskeman
Governor Stanley to Speak at Norton Epworth League
Norton Aug 1 1 The Epworth League convention of the Norton district meets in Norton on the 16th for three days with about 200 delegates expected. Gov Stanley will deliver an address August 15 and several other noted speakers will attend. The program features talks by M r Thompson G W Murphy and Miss Stella Biske among others, covering church services growth and league aims.
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Norton
Smith County
Stanley
Mark Thompson
Preading Bilter Rey L. C. Housel
Mise
M. Baum
Epworth League
Alice Wilson
G. W. Murphy
Miss Stella Biske
League
CG. Morrison
Aheas
Anna
Haworth League
Atwood Faces Bulldozer Moves in County Seat Fight
Aug 12 Atwood residents report a dispute over moving buildings to Blakeman with ten structures relocated in weeks. The B and M railroad allegedly favored Blakeman, six miles away, prompting a tense confrontation as townsfolk rallied to defend Atwood amid escalated hostilities and community resolve.
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Atwoou
Rawiles
Glakeman
Atwood
B. & M. Railroid
Atwoot
Blakeman
Here
At- Wood
Blakuman
Ben
Suit Against Supreme Lodge-1 Alters Towns and Buildings
Fort Scott August 11 Charles S Atkins of Pleasanton Linn county filed suit in district court against the supreme judge of the Order of Strict Friends for 1000 under the age disability clause. Atkins alleges he joined in October 1885 and bought a policy of 1000, contending the by laws were later altered cutting disabled benefits and age limits. The case centers on authority to amend the constitution and whether prior policies remain valid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Scott
Aue
Charies
Atkins
Pleasanton
Linn County
District Court
Supreme Judge
Order of Strict Friends
Chie
Select Friends Lodge
TSS
Aatakite
Supreme Executive Committee
Supreme Foree
Kansas City
Lodge
Justices Fight City Court Ruling In Coffeyville
Independence. Justices of the peace dispute Judge Skidmore's ruling that Coffeyville city court was federal. The special act abolished justice of the peace authority and deprived their jurisdiction. An appeal for habeas corpus will target the legality of the city court's conviction in Wichita.
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Skidmore
District Court
Coffeyville
Fesral
Justices of the Peace
Justice of the Peace
Judes Skidmore
Wichita
Coffeyville Jar
Sunstroke Kills Aged Woman in Leavenworth
An unidentified woman about 50 died of sunstroke after days on street corners grinding a hand organ in Leavenworth. A coroner found a card with German writing naming Katarina Marine Paiid. Four hundred ninety six dollars in her clothes, speaking Italian French Austrian and English, she may be Austrian or Italian. She stayed in local jails two nights and said she recently traveled from Minneapolis. The coroner notified Minneapolis police for identification.
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Leavenworth
Igphier
Katarina Marine Paiid
Kiondike
Emmity
Phe Sailor
Iate
Minneapolis
Minn
Miners from PA WV Drawn to Union Elsewhere
Seven miners from Pennsylvania and six from West Virginia were brought to Weir City by the Kansas and Trias Coal company to work in their mines but were persuaded by local union officials to stay out and join the union. Work was found for them in the plans of See Tanitt Tullucca, and they proceeded there immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitts
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Weir City
Kansas and Trias Coal Company
Miner" Union
Palncs
Texas Fever Spreads in Pittsouri Aus 12
Texas fever spreads among cattle near Pittsouri driven from the south last April. Chief sufferers include Houghton Brothers and a farmer Schofield. Frank Treadwell reports dieoffs and fear for neighboring cattle. Packets Bill Dillon under quarantine. stock inspectors Taylor Riddle and Dan Cunningham arrive to assess. Also notes damag-- a lawsuit by Geo Vance for 20000 dollars after a Rock Island yard accident.
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Pittsouri
Aus
Houghton Brothers
Afr
Schofield
Prank Treadwell
Eieht
Bill Dilion
Regu- Taylor Riddle
Dan Cunningham
Rebuilding of Concordia Dam Begins After Washout
Work started on Aug 14 to reconstruct the Concordia Milling company dam washed out two months earlier. About 109 feet of the structure failed causing a loss of around $5,000. C. Cline, the proprietor, oversees the project as vehicles donate fees to the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concordia
Concordia Milling Company
3. C. Cline
Propric
Three Railroad Rates For G A R Camp Round Trip
Chicago Aug 12 The original one cent a mile fare for the G A R national encampment at Philadelphia was changed to three rates by Central Passenger Association action. One full fare for the round trip with two stopovers, another full fare plus $2 with two stopovers via diverse routes, and a uniform rate with Niagara Falls stopovers allowed on all tickets. The New York Central stood firm on its uniform rule, aligning through Washington and Chautauqua Lake stopovers to balance benefits, while Michigan Central highlights Niagara Falls routes.
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Chicago
G. A. R. National
Philadelphia
Central
Assodalon
New York Central
Niagara Falls
Iince
Washington
Chautauqua Lake
Michigan Central
Baseball pennant idea grows among shop teams
In a Rock Island shop district report, three teams exist: Milt Fluyer's Rounders from the round house, Jud Coe's Hough Riders from the south shop, and Fred Carson's Compounders from the machine shops. The Hounders lost 17 to 26 to the Santa Fe team last Saturday. a Saturday match between the Rounders and Compounders will decide who faces the Rounders next, with a final aim of crowning a pennant or trophy for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sams &F
Milt Fluyer
Rounders
Jud Coe
Hough Riders
Fred Carson
Santa Fe
Roush
Mrget
Deside
Sante Fa
Rough Riders
Rail crew changes and travel notes on Santa Fe line
A stream of personnel movements includes Will Burdick resuming duties after a layoff due to a wounded optic, Bert Deming back to work, and various switchmen engineers and conductors reassigned or on duty. James Johnson resigns from Santa Fe. Charles Speck covers the assistant inspector role. Multiple crews swap positions, with line repairs underway from Chanute to Panhandle and a grain elevator site being surveyed at Perth. Fireman, brakemen, and conductors shift roles as trains continue service.
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Will Burdick
Mra W. A. Mason
Wil Mason
Cleburn
Texas
Bert Deming
Toy Turner
Cobb
Pierce
Jim Quilty
Will Biatchly
Kelsey
Dunlap
Sawyer
Ed Andrews
James Johnson
The
Santa Fe
Charles Speck
Earl
Kent Kise
Danville
Kise
Tucker
H. A. Austin
Hinckwell
Lindley
Chris Giaman
W. E. McDaniel
Blackwell
Janey
Harry Purdon
J. E. Hawes
Perth
Redee
John Gaunt
Arthur Hudson
Topeka
J. W. Perry
Charles Perry
Wellington
Chanute
Panhandle
Frank Ireland
Houston
Tex
Santa Pe Yra Purcell
Wisconsin Visit Hints at Engine Transfer Plans
An odd fragment notes O W Mc Cartney visiting Wisconsin this month while Engineer John Walker will move from the dil and take engine on Shand 5. The text mentions Geo and Cohen and a pool context, but many details are incomplete or unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W. McCartney
Wisconsin
John Walker
Geo
Cohen
Yaqui War Not Much of an Affair in Nogales Report
A Nogales dispatch says authentic Yaqui War news will emerge from Nogales rather than Casas Grandes. Reports claim Yaqui forces press the war into 14 square miles of Sonora while Mexican troops stretch to block further advances. Father Beltran is reported alive with insurgents after a break in fighting.
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Denver
Col
Nogales
Artz
Saya
Casas Grandes
Vermont
Penochia Peedicta
Father Beltran
Bucum
Sisters of Charity
Clergymen Hurt After Turpentine Vinegar Blast
In Grant Street Indiana 12 Rev Martin pastor of Episcopal church suffered severe injuries in a morning accident when a mower exploded after turpentine and vinegar were mixed to create vapors. Rescue teams worked to reach him as bystanders feared the worst. The blast caused a crushing impact on the pastor and his helper, with hospital care deemed essential.
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Ind
Martin
Medinaiet
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