Rostov's Murder Not To Be Atoned By Regret Or Visits
A dispatch from St. Petersburg reports military moves and diplomatic exchanges over the Rostov murder case and Turkish actions. It notes Count Lamardan and British officials pressing for strong punishment, with evidence of imperial dissatisfaction and calls for security measures in the Ottoman provinces. The piece mentions Monastir, Salonica, and the Dardanelles, and reports on the Turkish government’s response and allied positions.
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St Petersburg
Ehis
Frynecht
Coun
Lamadertt
ML Zeperio
Husedian
Crt
Pianeinopis
Prine
Wullan
Lynne Grays Wister
Ani
Cor
Yersen
Rostov
Stanastir
Iuselan
Lukah
Keewave
Lambe
Salonica
Tahiti
Beate
Macellonia
Laredart
Lenperth
Porte
Conan
Ana Roesta
Aeleurvet
Allites Pasha
Monastir
Tripeill
They Reached the Peak Puntaction Topeka Group Climbs Pikes Peak
A large Topeka party from Shawnee Camp at Manitou Colorado climbed Pikes Peak on a August night. The group included Birdie Brown Mamie Morrow Mist ie Stewart Bessle Kets Hester Harmil ton Mrs Tomlinson Grace Tomlinson Lena Davis Mabel Tulloch Verna McLatehey Jennie Cook Roscoe Manley Clyde Manley and others.
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Moeustain
Topeka
Manitou
Colorado
Pikes Peak
Birdie Brown
Mamie Morrow
Mistie Stewart
Bessle Kets
Hester Harmilton
Mrs
Tomlinson
Grace ‘Tomlinson
Lena Davis
Mabel Tulloch
Verna McLatehey
Jennie Cook
Mr Venter
J. & Barks
Roscoe Manley
Jennne Garter
Clyde Manley
Jno. P
Austria Says Veto Right Used At Conclave
An official communique from Vienna explains Austria exercised its veto at the recent conclave to help secure the election of a capable and conciliatory pope. It notes Pius X, seen as conciliatory yet firm, has been welcomed with broad approval and hopes for smooth church state relations. The Austro-Hungarian government states its actions were not influenced by any foreign power.
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Vienna
Austria
Pius X
Wielal
Tomer
May Lynch Two In Cheyenne Lynching Plot
Advices from Lander indicate a possible double lynching of James Keffer and James Tollard by an excited crowd at the Lander Jail. The crowd armed with rifles and ropes gathered at night but dispersed after a brief council. a mob attack was expected. William Bromat, convicted of murder, was to be hanged but granted a stay, with an appeal awaiting the Supreme Court.
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Wyo
Lander
James Keffer
James Tollard
William Marin
Lander Fourlins
Printers Adjourn In Flat Hour Meeting At Anfield
Washington reports the forty ninth annual session of the International Typographical Union adjourned after approving committee reports on allied trades and the eight hour question. The convention elected J. Hracken as fourth vice president and PB Narberger as member. A resolution instructed inquiry into taxation relations with trusts and monopolies, to be reported to the Typographical Journal.
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Washington
Thternattobel Typographical Union Coend Tvlay
Hickinhee
Committee
Econventiae
Comentiipe
J. Hracken
Narberger
American Federation of m
Kansas River Levels Rise Amid Heavy Rains Across State
Telegraphed reports say the Kansas River remains high since June, with heavy rains east of Manhattan increasing danger downstream. The Delaware River near Topeka overflowed its banks after four feet of rise, threatening lowlands while Topeka observes a modest fall in water levels. Further west, rainfall could push river heights higher, but exact effects are uncertain.
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Kansas River
Manhattan
Kansas
Delaware River
Topeka
Shorey
Rochester
Kansua
Flood Threatens Bridges Across Kansas City
Traffic between Kansas Citys suspended as the Kansas River rises after two weeks of heavy rain. Officials warn the river could rise another four feet, endangering temporary bridges built after June floods. Armouerdale sees levels about fourteen feet above low water, with swift current complicating rescues and boat crossings.
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Kansas City
Kansas Citys
Healy
Kansas River
Sollie Siyer Yee
Armourdale
Met
Indianapolis Bride Seeks Past Ties In Greencastle Ceremony
Leonard Sargent of Indianapolis, a wealthy young businessman, wed Maude May Reece of Cloverdale in Greencastle after his failed engagement to Dolly Douglas of St Louis. Douglas vanished in St Louis after arranging the ceremony. Sargent pursued but found no resolution.
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Indianapolis
Leonard Sargent
Pretty Dolly Douglass
St Louis
Greencastle
Maude May Reece
Cloverdale
Sargent
Reece
Mis Douglas
Miss Douglas
St. Louis
Bargent
Father abducts four year old as funeral mourns mother
Alfred Tucker, separated from the child’s mother, allegedly snatched four year old Margaret Tucker from a porch as her funeral procession neared a cemetery near Yorktown Indiana. He fled toward Muncie before abandoning the buggy and horse. authorities vow to recover the girl and pursue adoption claims.
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Muncie
Ind
Brande
Daleville
Pretty
Aitte Maorguerit Tucker
Alfred Tucker
Adou
Bouke
Mi! ‘& Posee
Warwalt
Yorktown
Brandon
2000 Arrive in San Francisco for 37th PAC men event
San Francisco hosts the 37th annual pacement as GALR members and allied groups arrive, with delegations from South Dakota and Illinois among about 220, including veteran Spaniard War figures. The city readies arches and receptions for the invasion of veterans and allied organizations.
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San Francisco
Cal
GALR
South Dakota
Strom
John C. Black
Alt Quirtere
WENT THROUGH BRIDGE Buena Vista Com Aug 11
An emet rid Deerwent and Fuh Firme flyer rain caused a wreck on a bridge near Nath rop ten miles one tore late Ta at Dieht injuring several passengers. Notables listed include Mrs Hopkins Albin Mr Teather Mr G Kope J P Knapp Fred B Kiser Benning Corydon El Dorado Muscatine J O Nevila and Th BO Brown. The wreck occurred as a tourist sleeper car was tipped on its side.
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Buena’ Vista
Com
Nathrop
Yeomt
Hopkins
Albin
Teather
G. Koope
Moneuker
J. P Knapp
Milwhaker
Fred B Kiser
San Francisco
Pierce's Statement On Railway Connections
Nowary Aug. Jor way Pierce, chairman of the Mexican Central Railway Company, issued an official statement denying reports of a connection with American railways. He asserts the Mexican Central is an independent system and not part of any exclusive alliance with the Rock Island, St. Louis, or San Francisco lines.
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Nowary
Jor Way Pierce
Mexican Central Raiway Company
Seaboard Ale Line Railway
Mexican Central Railway Company
Henired
Werth
Mexican Central Railway Cou My, Limited
T Am
Russia and China unlikely to seek US arbitrate Manchuria
In Pekin and across the United States, reports that Russia and China would demand American arbitration over Manchuria are discredited. Observers doubt such a step and note no clear terms have emerged, while the question of American involvement remains unsettled.
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United States
Pekin
Russia
China
Americas
Mancharis
Alreddy
Ruperts
Oil Wells Hit In City Limits In Rock Island
A Rock Island resident W Poterwy and neighbor Jobs Behenk drilled wells in the city limits. Both finds yield crude petroleum at about eight feet depth. The oil, reportedly used for lamp or fuel, indicates local subsoil petroleum presence as wells reach shallow depth.
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Rock Island
W.poterwy
von Postel
Jobs Behenk
Water fraud scandal rocks New York City water department
New York date Aug 15 reports massive fraud in the Water Department with losses near one million dollars. Water Commissioner Monroe allegedly oversaw schemes as three inspectors are suspended and charges may follow. Evidence suggests collusion between consumers and inspectors allowing excess water use for nominal fees.
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New York
Monroe
Water Department
Stoss
Dalhart Shooting Ends Life of Noted Local Figure
A fatal shooting occurred on Main Street in Dalhart Texas on Friday morning. Thomas C Black known as Thomas Fogerty, an outspoken local figure tied to past town alcohol and gambling disputes, was shot in the breast with a Winchester. No weapon origin or shooter identified, but arrests expected. The incident shocks the community as railroad workers and citizens hope for a new era of order and peace.
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Dalhart
Texas
Main Street
Black
Thos Fogerty
Hack
Winchester
Cathart Sity
Arresta
Thingl
Howe Um
Fem
Tn Brat
Lawrence World
Funston
Reocond
Wiwiya
Congress
Punston
Funkion
Fowersock
Howersnck le
Bowerane
Touneton
Hu Stroul
Toweranck
Fort Foott
Fredonie Citheent
J. D. Bawersock
Te Cattieh Croesus
Bourbon County
Postenister
Fort Beott
Teelen
Mowerane
Otterb
Parc
Roosevelt
Towersock Pines
Huston
Helton
Baley
Victor Murtoete
Victor Murdock
Seventh District
Four Children Rescued From Cramped Room in Louisville
In Louisville on Aug 15 four children aged five to ten were found starving in a bare room. Mrs Blixa Hart turned them over to agent Julie Bird. father George Cole and mother Mattie Colt are absent. The children were clothed and taken to reform school. mother to be prosecuted for neglect.
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Louinville
Board of Children’s Guardians
Blixa Hart
Julie Bird
George , Cole
Mattie Colt
Mra
Eliza Hart
Rollins Street
Chidren
School of Reform
Freight wreck on Pennsylvania line kills two brakemen
Two freight trains collided early today between St Davids and Radnor on the Pennsylvania railroad, killing two brakemen and injuring the engineer of the second train. A tramp, with a broken collar bone, was among those riding the freight. several other men may be buried under wreckage. Dense fog is blamed for the crash.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
St. Davids
Radnor
Topeka Property Sells Brother Oversees Estates
Lewis Selix of the Sells brothers, large Topeka property owner, is abroad overseeing holdings. Meantime WW Phillipe had authority at his death to manage the Teens properties. an agent is arranging their placement. Washington report notes civil service examinations will be held at St Louis.
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Topeka
Lewis Selix
Sells Brothers
Cirtuits
Mr. Sells
Phillipe
Bette Bt
Hawaa St
Washington
St Louis
Not Bridges Enough in Land for Fall Maneuvers
Major S Leach of the engineer corps arrived at Riley Kansas and began surveying land for fall maneuvers. Flooded areas south of the county have washed out fourteen bridges needing repair. The War Department may seek use of about 60 000 acres north of the reservation after canvassing landowners and renters with Junction City officials optimistic about access.
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Riley
Kas
War Department
Millford
Smoky
Junction City
Oon Ag Tt
Major Leach
Rain Grips Kansas and Missouri with Varied Amounts
General rain swept northern central and eastern Kansas and northwestern Missouri with amounts from Baker 1.29 inches to Topeka 0.1 inch and Toronto 0.40. Temperatures rose today with many stations reporting in the 60s and 80s. The forecast calls for overnight showers and a generally windy period.
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Baker
Concordia
Dodge City
Dresden
Fort Scott Lok
Bme-Pherson
Manhattan
Ormac City
Sedan
Topeka
Toronto
Wichita
Corn and Wheel Region
Kansas
Missouri
Omaha
Minneapolis
Chicago
Douge City
Fort Best
Macksville
McPherson
Ooage City
Fight receipts for Corbett Jeffries contest reported
San Francisco on August 15 reports 1 680 attendees saw the Corbett Jeffries fight. Receipts totaled 240 000 with 72 percent to the white audience and 25 percent to the lower, yielding Corbett 10 916 and Jeffries 27 728. Little betting money in local rooms. heavy wagering by Jeffries supporters from Southern California. Public loss of confidence in Corbett cited.
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San Francisco
Corbett
Jeffries
Fghtere
Lory Jeffries
Vehi Corbott
Meney
California
Jilting Proves Costly as Millionaire Cline Revealed
Mrs. Mary B Ranghley of Baltimore learns that Corporal George T. Cline of Chicago left a multimillion estate. She recalls their engagement eight years ago and notes his eccentric behavior and later refined appearance. She recounts their brief engagement ended by a friend’s interference and her continued correspondence until about two years ago.
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Kansas City
George B. Evans
American Transfer Company
Lilli
Maude Evans
Mount St. Mary's
Evans
Mar Ted
Imanager
Evan
Rvans
Evane
Iene
Mra Rvand
Baltimore
George Cline
Mary B Ranghley
George T. Cline
Chicago
Raughiey
Gore
Colonel Cline
Raughie
Bin
Pin
Lone Internal
Mfe
Anit T
Eloper Edward Norton Case Dismissed in Omaha Flight
The case against Edward F Norton, former station man, who eloped with his 15 year old stepdaughter Fe bee Reich to Omaha in June, was dismissed. The young girl was not present at the proceedings. Weather notes forecast unsettled conditions with possible showers and variable winds for Kansas.
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Ax Eloper
Kansas City
Kan
Edward F. Norton
Sntorman
Omaha
Fe Bee Reich
Ani Na
Chicago
Kansas
Contenders swirl for judgeship as endorsements flow
Contests center on United States circuit judgeship and impending vacancy on the district bench. Candidates including Judge Hook, Chief Justice Johnston and Justice Brewer line up with petitions and endorsements. Local papers note political maneuvering, shifting district races, and possible early congressional contests as Roosevelt’s scheduling looms.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Hook
United States Circuit
Senate
Federal District Bench
Johnston
Brewer
United States Supreme Court
Ware
Pollock
Charles
Statting
Smitha
Federal Aid Corporation
N. J. Looms
Ignatura
Faders
Lewitt
Laoom
Rockies
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