Fusion of Shaynes county parties at Saturday conventions
In Shaynes county the Populists Democrats and Silver Republicans held fusion county conventions Saturday afternoon. Democrats named county attorney and district court clerk candidates while Populists nominated H B Wal Tate for state senator and John Barber for representative. A heated session followed with a reform proposal on campaign topics and clashes over representation before nominations settled amid a largely harmonious close.
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Shaynes County
Penator
Popafta
H. BH. Wal- Tave
Campbell
John Barber
Menye
Mehkeev
Derwreath
Herburstsiesi
Waring
Royster
Warkie
Te Waa Alwaye
Georse
Clapard
Sengtor
Cossinie- Jane Fep
Ttn
Onoue
Ridkoutsus
Corgi
Georgy
Mr. Waring
Walt Ducer
Ie Holliday
Poe
Numiness
Chir Benes
Cal HM
Spivey
Ray
Thirty-seventh
Pens
Thirty-ninth
Penote
Col
Jen Air
Holliday
Mer ‘Mollidey
Chats
Col ‘Spivey
Col. Spivey
Shawne Seder
S. J
Atchison
Spain
Philippines
Leedy
Asis Haa
Widue
Murdered Millersburg businessman found with brutal wounds
A Millersburg business man, Reviling, is found murdered near his home in Wartrace Tennessee. The body is disemboweled and cut in two. John Pruett reported hearing pistol shots hours earlier. Suspicion initially pointed to Joes, but Will Fulks Hawlmite neighbor, recently bereaved, becomes a prime suspect after recent events and an apparent purchase of a revolver.
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Atlanta
Wartrare
Tenn
Millersburg
Hila Boty
Alniver
John Pruett
Rawlins
Joes
Will Fulks
Fulks
Andoon
Ball Suchle
Coe
Sixteen Ball Players Arrested in Sunday Game Case
Sixteen players from the Topeka and Wichita ball teams were arrested on charges of playing a game of ball on Sunday at Athletic Park. They were arraigned before Justice McClintock, bonds set at 50 dollars each, and the defense claims no game was played, only practice. Names include Pear, Griffith, Bailey, Rebesain, Dient Wer, Theil, Ash, Spenewe, Menetee, Hoover, Chamberlain, Hall, Montgomery, Mayer, Callahan, and Donovan.
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Topeka
Wichita
Hoss
Justice of the Peace
McClintock
O. W. Fox
Cuhan
Charles K. Molliday
W. C. Hamilton
Pear
Grifith
Bailey
Rebesain
Dient Wer
Theil
Ash
Spenewe
Topela
Menetee
Hoover
Chamberlain
Hall
Montformery
Mayer
Callahan
Donovan
Sention
Chantel
Cork
Nas
Prac
Hoppers and Bachelors to contest for baseball honors
Two dancing clubs the Happyneppers and the Bache lors will play ball at Athletic Park tomorrow. The notice lists results from several baseball games and announces a Colorado travel sale with round trips from Santa Fe to Colorado valid until October 31.
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Happyneppers
The
Bachelors
Athletic
Uenorrow
Colorado
Santa Fe Ponte
Lee for One and the Cuban Commission
Washington reports say Major General Lee met with General Corbin and Secretary Alger about Cuba and potential duties on a Cuban military commission. He indicated he would follow orders and return to his command after duty here.
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Washington
Lee
War Department
Corbin
Cuba
Alger
McKinley
White House
Tanaton
Bart
Will Keep Manila Contends US Retains Bent Heiy
The president announced the United States will hold permanently the bay port and city of Manila if justified by the protocol and public sentiment. A commission will study the Philippine insistence and relations with Admiral Dewey and General Merritt to determine full extent of possession to be extended.
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Waerkington
D.C
United States
Bent
Pew Commission
Port
Edison
Provident
Dewis
Merritt
Vngur
Kenta
Philippines
SICK FROM PORTO RICO Sail for Home on Hospital Ship
Washington reports Surgeon General Sternberg received dispatches from Cuba and Porto Rico about troops in those islands. The Relief will sail today and reach New York Friday morning. Typhoid cases number 5 with no new cases. typhoid declining. Hospital ship Ceysta Buyaxves and 200 non infected patients to depart Santiago area. Fort Monroe to issue instructions and likely move to Mountak Point.
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Bternberg
Cuba
Porto Mieg
Toreny
Ponce
Newark
Suneon Groetnear
Bealty
Harvard Ables
Santiago
Pitcatte
Fort Momrie
Moutaak Point
Washington error with article three text on Manila
An error in transmitting article three from Madrid obscured the full text. The document states the United States will possess and hold Manila Bay and port pending a peace treaty determining the Philippines' control and government.
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Washington
Madrid
United States
Manila
Struck Camp Hobson in Lithia Springs
A storm wrecked Camp Hobson near Lithia Springs Georgia injuring seven soldiers who are in the hospital in serious condition. The same company was previously in a wreck at Fort McPherson. Local temperatures read around 6 to 10 degrees in the shade with heat records noted for the day.
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Lithia Springs
Ga. Aux
Camp Hobson
Fort McPherson
Kansas
One Fifth the Wheat Produced in World Grows in US
A Washington report, drawn from Swedish statistics, shows the United States accounts for nearly one-fifth of world wheat production across historic periods. The analysis compares output of coal, iron, cotton, railways, and tinier sectors, highlighting U.S. gains in iron ore, coal, and wheat share relative to Britain and Germany.
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Tribune
Washington
Stockholm
Sweden
Constable
Treasury Bureau of Statistics
United States
France
Germany
Great Britain
Consul Generatic
Ireland
Spain
Constatie Mars
Great Forttein
Europe
Constable Maya
Russia
British
Dependencies
Consul Constable
Britten Colones
Great Britain and Ireland
San
Consul Consotable
Rusela
To Call Out Furniture Makers Oxtikorh Wie Ave
The predicted break in the ranks of the striking woodworkers did not occur as expected this morning. Strikers held a secret meeting to consider a plan of action, while furniture wendwerkers and others await developments. No public outcome yet.
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Oxtikorh
Milimen
Bankruptcy case reveals Severy assets and creditors
In bankruptcy court Severy, a merchant from a city town, faces debts totaling thousands. Creditors include a Colonel and several New wholesale merchants, with assets mainly household goods valued around a modest sum while Severy works as a ranch foreman.
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Federal
Et Cata
Holly
Thin City
Young Severy
O Bala Og
Abs
Mones Webbers
Marchunts
Bloodshed at Pana as nonunion miners fire on crowd
In Pana Illinois on August 1 a deadly clash erupted on the highway near Springfield coal mine. Seven nonunion miners remain guarded by operators and deputies while hundreds of union men confront them. Ed Jones and James Palmer fired revolvers into the crowd wounding Andrew Toomney and Michiel Yermacovich. one more union miner is said seriously wounded. Palmer and Jones were arrested amid tense surrounding protests.
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Pana
Coal Minera
U Springfield
Winchesere
Ed Jones
James Palmer
Mlners
Andrew Toomney
Michiel Yermacovich
William Baker
Palmer
Baker
Jones
Tornado Kills Seven Near Minneapolis In August Storm
A cyclone struck twelve miles north of Minneapolis late last night killing seven people including the Hutchinson family of six. The path was narrow but violent with extensive building damage and crop destruction across the border area between southern Minnesota and South Dakota.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Minneprelal
The
Journal An
Josep Hutchinson
South Minnesota
South Dakota
Fall of Manila Reported from London Guette
The Westminster Gazette receives from a London business house a report via its Hong Kong agent claiming Manila has fallen. The dispatch comes with no independent corroboration and reflects a secondhand source in a wartime rumor.
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London
The
Westminster Guertte
Manila
Hong Kong
Mrs Hillyer resigns from Olathe asylum post in scandal
Topeka reformer Mrs Hillyer, matron at the Olathe asylum, resigns after dispute over ice cream and cake vouchers for a child party. Superintendent Stewart sought reimbursement, leading to her conditionally signing only if the state repaid and a new matron Miss McColough of Ottawa took over. Washington notes: Cambon visits Mount Vernon for tomb ceremony and talks with Secretary Hay on telephonic and telegraphic restoration with Cuba.
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Hillyer
Topeka
UN Deaf and Dumb
Olathe
Lce Cream and Eaks
A. A. Stewart
Amilf
Stewart
Arrivals at Montauk Point Test U S Troops From Santiago
The transport St Paul reached Montauk Point carrying the second regiment U S T and the battalion of the Fisterisaat US V Hewitt Inspector Magruder conducted a ship inspection. Mrs A Grotwohl hosts a meeting at 3 oclock Tuesday at 146 West treet. neressnan J D Botkin will appraise renslub assuciel.
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Montauk
New York
St. Paul
Montauk Point
Santiago
U. Td
Fisterisaat US
V. Hewitt
Magruder
Oclek
A. Grotwohl
Col Fitch Visits Topeka On Short Home Leave
Col Thomas G. Fitch of the Twenty first Kansas neat passes through Topeka on his way home to Wichita for a brief furlough. He praises his regiment for faithful drill and readiness as rumors of its move to new duties stir anticipation among troops.
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Col. Fitch
Topeka
Thomas G. Fitch
Kansas
Wichita
Fitch
Hottest Day in London Sees NHS Prostrations Rise
London records a blistering heat day with St John’s Ambulance staff treating scores of heat prostration cases. By 2 pm over 450 patients were treated across hospitals, with many policemen and workers affected. Surgeons attribute leg and feet swelling from walking on hot asphalt and wood pavements.
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London
St. John's Ambulance
Poisoned Candy Claims Dover Women
Dover August 15 Mrs J Polk Deane and her sister Mrs J P Dunning died after eating poisoned candy. The candy mailed from Meeible postmark San Francisco allegedly sent by a woman friend. Others exposed suffered stomach upset but broad recovery expected. Dunning was AP reporter J Preston Dunning husband of Mrs Dunning and daughter of ex congressman John B Pennington.
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Dover
Del
J. Polk Deane
J. P. Dunning
Miss Bateman
Miss Millington
Per
Candy Poisoning Suspected in Dover Inquest
Coroner Wills held an inquest into the deaths of Mrs. J. D. Deane and Mrs. J. P. Dunning after they ate candy sent to Mrs. Dunning from San Francisco. Physician says candy was phonous. no autopsy. Funeral held, jury awaiting candy analysis before verdict. Karnival Knights Minstrels meet at Topeka Athletic Association office for important business.
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Dover
Del
J. D. Deane
J. P. Dunning
Karnival Knights
Topeka
Eight Oelock
London Brokers Fair announced dividend news from Dumois Central
New York reports the directors of the Dumois Central railway have declared a dividend of 2 percent payable September 1. The London firm Hudson Jarrett Guescotte & Co. of 7 Drapers Gardens, London, Illinois is noted in the period’s broker fair coverage with the dividend development.
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London Brokers Fair
London
Aus
Hudson Jarrett Guescotte & Co
Drapers Gardens
Ilinois Central
New York
Dumois Central Railway
Market Report Details Wheat and Corn Movements
The August market report from the Associated Press to the State Journal notes heavy rain in the northwest and widespread crop reports. Prospects of a near term increase contrast with price sagging as markets see speculative activity. Trade was active with prices fluctuating, September and October futures showing mixed movement and cash demand rising.
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Reaper
Beerbohm
Tt Aed
Aiuc
Advae
Revere
Aa Ae Ag
Pines Tose
Bry
Sieither
Tose
Ochers
Ieee
Kansas City Livestock Market Receipts Report
Receipts show cattle and calves active with higher bids on select lots. Texas steers and cows noted, with feeders and packers observing lower demand in the late session. Prices and totals varied, with money market activity described as generally steady and liquidity moderate.
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Kansas City Livestock Market
Kansas City
Texas
Balkerd
Chet
Eae
Market Gossip from the Wheat and Cars Report
Market gossip notes mixed data on wheat oil and corn receipts, with city rail and car counts for Minneapolis and Duluth. Forecasts predict warmer conditions and potential price shifts. report includes speculative mobile module mentions and odd phrasing from the Teklan Comm.
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Western Moulith
Minneapolis
Fragmented 1900s classified lines mix ads and notices
A garbled OCR of a late historical newspaper page shows mixed sale, rental, employment and auction notices. Items include for sale of a combina tion kitchen cabinet, wanted laborers and rooms, real estate listings, and an auction by J. Ashbaugh tomorrow at 2 o clock.
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Xiris
American Emp. Co
America Hog. Co
Kansas Ave
Yor Sals
Tarana Case
Dave Wail
Tr Inet St
J. Ashbaugh
Auctonver
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