Four Miles of War Ships Review at President's Home
A vast naval review unfolds in a bay near the president’s residence with eighty ships lined in parallel formations. Leaders, admirals, and dignitaries observe as the Mayflower and other ceremonial craft sail past, while the fleet’s fighting units display in orderly ranks amid a lively, ceremonial spectacle.
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L. L
United Biatves Saver
Lane Ueland Sound
Hawevell
Bredidential Honen
Barker
Mhun
peuReque Lloyd's Neck
Opeler Bay
Auberion
Reed
Dent
Serena
Cteare
J. West Roosivets
Mayflower Bay
Dalphiny
Moody
Dewey
Roer
Ae Taierd
Admiral Dewey
Artetral Taytir
Inken
Maytewer
Clee Room
Elikrontwiatsih
Parker
Newrind
Buttimore
Chinen
Alldeal Sachs
Aenifel Coghlin
Topela
Panther
Tercy
Dale
Thannrey
Idoutenant Chandler
Stewart
Lawrence Eytri
Nano
Tlbatenant Ba
Mumberlee
Altri
Marne
Sinedeem
Ecpubears
Emul
Tolobin
Frither
Prairie Yanken
Topeka
Olgogelaine
Sear Haaes
Panama canal treaty approved by Colombian congress
The Panama canal treaty was selected unanimously by the Colombian congress with Hogots and QolomiMa noted in the text. Aug 11 report references Aug 12 via Boars Venura. The item records a formal approval by the Colombian legislature amid regional discussions.
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Hogots
QolomiMa
Boars Venura
Due Bown
Stop Lynching Says Supreme Court Justice Brewer
New York August 17 Associate Justice David J Brewer of the United States Supreme Court discusses lynching, criticizes mob violence, and urges lawful punishment within federal and state frameworks. He condemns assaults on white women by colored men and calls for robust legal oversight to deter extra legal killings.
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New York
David J. Brewer
Supreme Court of the United States
Lysching
Tempec
Tient Cumie Peury
Dal Lawas
England
G. J. Pheine
Hwee
Passenger Train Derailment Kills Three in Saxony
A passenger train derailed today between Einhertkirchen and See in Saxony. Three people were killed and four injured in the crash.
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Passnger
Zwickwu
Saxony
Einhertkirchen
See
Bersons
Pension Roll Decline Noted As Costs Hit 142 Million
In San Francisco on August 17 officials prepare for 24 hour train arrivals for the national G A R encampment. Commissioner Ware notes post Spanish American War pension data with 75 004 applications, 4 000 000 on rolls previously, now reduced by about 3 000. Last year 236 000 pensioners were active and 264 000 claims awaited action. Total annual pension outlay runs about 142 million dollars.
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San Francisco
G A. R
United States Commisioner of
EL FP. Ware
Pension Department
Department
ATL
Bodka
Bureau
Stewart
Atia Hall
West Virginia
A. Lofber
U. AN
T. J. Stewart
I S Jofimnan
Grid Army
Charles ¥. Rand
Ition Army
Arey
Goa
Miles Declines Opposing Black for Commander at Gar Encampment
San Francisco hosts the Grand Army of the Republic national encampment with about 24 000 veterans arriving. General Miles says he will not oppose General Black for commander in chief, while Denver and other cities vie to host the next meeting. The crowd, weather, and pageantry reflect a bustling, celebratory atmosphere as delegates arrange activities and receptions across the city.
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Gen. Black
San Francisco
Cal
Grand Army of the Republic
Sel Hiern
Miles
Oecasion
Central
Creseral Black
Denver
Timoix
Pennisylvania
Ohio
Homselves
Trowante Belag
Thont Nowta
Tragic Bay of Mountains Trip Leaves One Dead
Miss Katherine Grathvole of St Paul dies during a Bay area excursion from Santa Barbara. Frederick Lueders, Nellie Stone, Fred Webster, Fred Gilbert, and Grace Porter from Santa Barbara are missing or unlocated as search efforts continue. Lueders reportedly arrived in town and said Grathwole was dying, but details remain unclear. The parties departed for a mountain basin reachable by Lacumbre Trail, with rescue crews progressing but finding no trace of the remaining travelers. Grathwole, staying in Santa Barbara for her health, was 34. The death news reached St Paul as officials confirmed the obituary and conveyed it to her father.
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Mint Gratham
Lueders
Miss Grathwole
Santa Feribert
St Paul. Minn
Smir
Katharine Grathwoie
Ita Barabara
St Paul
Kansas River Stands Still as Flood Threat Looms
Reports from Topeka and Manhattan indicate the Kansas and Blue rivers are steady with indications of falling later today. Flooding risk remains as bridges, tracks, and embankments face strain and water encroaches on rail lines and sewer outlets along North Topeka.
Sharon Is Captured In Topeka Embezzlement Case
Sharon, a former noncom officer in the Twentieth Kansas regiment who joined the Kansas National Guard, is arrested in San Francisco on embezzlement charges totaling about 250 dollars. He reportedly aided by large sums of money and property misused by the guard, and will be brought back to Topeka for trial. Sheriff Lucas coordinated the arrest. travel costs are listed. He is married with a child. his wife and child accompany him.
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Clarence
Sharon
tSke Prancacis
Tore
Sheri Lucas
Topeka
Shieron
Twertieth Kanews Regiment
Philippines
Kansas National Guard
Wo S Bherle
Sherif Luras Tae
Shirom
San Francisco
Lucas
Lice
Larue Faw
San
Rudd
Topekes
Mills Booming as Kansas Wheat Dominates North West
The Northwestern Miller notes Kansas mills selling ahead to capacity with strong foreign orders. Minnesota and the Dakotas face a lower Northwest crop, while Kansas exports rise, led by July bookings to London, Glasgow, and other ports as mills seek foreign markets and justify railway support.
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Kansas
Minneawatts Minn
Kansas City
Kansas Mills
Southwani
America
North
Minnesota
Northwestern
Jones
North Dakota
South Dakota
Sunower
North- West
Southwest
Ohio Villes
Michigan
St. Louis
Kankae
Taly
Scoeptig
Great Britain
London
Glasgow
Hamburg
Liverpool
Rotterdam
Amsterdam
Belfast
Dublin
Leith
Gulf Ports
New Orleas
Galveston
Newport News
Norfili
Boston
York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New Orleans
Butte Jailbreak Suspect Surrenders After Challenge
Ank W Pat Hogers, one of six men who escaped Butte jail on August 5, sent a letter offering to surrender if City Detective Murphy would face him. Hogers accepted the challenge and said he would meet law officials at any place and time.
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Butte
Mont
Ank
Pat Hogers
Agletter
Murphy
Wheat shipment rate could boost town revenue for carriers
The article notes that moving per ton from origin to destination within a single month is not a small business for carriers. It argues that freight volume could rise significantly, yielding greater revenue for transportation companies if they organize to capture the flood of wheat flowing from the southwest toward the same destination as the four.
Kans River Flood Spreads Across Kansas City Area
Rising waters of the Kansas River bring first serious damage. The James Street Bridge, vital for streetcar link between Kansas Citys, collapses under driftwood. Other bridges and stock yards face danger as rivers rise amid heavy rains across Lawrence Salina Junction City Wamego Manhattan. Authorities rush to shore up bridges and protect rail lines.
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Kansas River
Topela Railway Company
Walter Upan
Santa Fe
Oakland
James Street
Kantas
Kankee City
Topeka
Blue
Kansas
Manhattan
Oakland Street
Ann
Mehin
Horth
Han Ahown-Thaehe
Ais
North Topeka
My Torey
Union Pavitic Railroad
Iith Himagei
Union Pacific Railroad
Bansas City
Kansas Citys
Jamex Street
Lawrence
Kan
Smoky Hill
Salina Salina
Junction City
Kas
Repub-ican
Wamego
Wameco
Kaw
Aus
May Cut Wires In Montana Amid Armed Clash
Dispatch from Stevensville Montana reports Rumehort forces advancing toward Hamilton with hundreds pouring in. Sheriff Pond faces a barricaded jail as prisoners tied to a murder case threaten action and telegraph lines reportedly cut to sever governor contact. Wale Jackson is charged with the murders.
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Hamiton
Precariou
Sheriff Pond
Rains Hit Kansas as Forecast Warns of Showers
Weather digest reports scattered rainfall across eastern Kansas with lighter totals toward Wichita and Hayes City. Temperatures range from cool to mild with winds light out of the east as hourly readings from 7 am show variable figures across Concordia Dodge City Wichita Topeka and nearby towns.
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Kansas
Concordia
Dodge City
Dreader
Yaya City
Mocksville
Phervon
Wichita
Corn and Wheat Region
Haye City
Baker
Comcordix
Oder City
Fryeden
Tort Scott
Topeka
Ita
Eant
T Oelock
Welock
Erolock
Cloudburst Flood Destroys Farms Near Fairbury Neb
Aug 17 Fairbury Nebraska officials report a cloudburst over eight miles near the Kansas line. Two clouds collided and heavy rain for about an hour washed away farm buildings and crops. Silver Creek and Oak Branch Creek channels swelled, leaving dead stock and damaged bridges. Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday are forecast for the region.
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Fairbury
Neb
Nebraska-Kannar
Sliver
Orly
Chicago
Kan- Dey Branch Creek
CALL FOR TROOPS IN MACEDONIA INSURRECTION
Aug 17 dispatches report Russia mobilizing 52 000 troops from European Turkey to quell Macedonian unrest. A Black Sea squadron heads toward Turkish waters while Bulgarian diplomacy weighs a memorandum amid fears of Hungarian backlash and regional tension.
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O¢Ty
Turkey
Macedonia
Adrample
Salonies
St. Petersburg
Black Sea
Ordens
Catharine I
Trim ‘Sviatioia
Restravis
Dvenadeat Apembiom
Fetus Topes
Chucharest
Roumania
Bratianoban
Sofie
Bulgar- AP
Hungaria
Bofia
Bulgaria
Powers Seek to Preserve Peace Over Turkish Bulgarian Tensions
A diplomatic briefing notes harmonized actions among Britain Austria Russia and France to curb the Turkey Bulgaria dispute. The exchange emphasizes preventing a broader conflagration as Turkish military moves loom and the revolt’s length raises fear of international intervention.
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Dunia
Turkey
Associated Press
Ty Aureli
Porte
Bal
Great Britain
Austria
Russia
Bullgaria
France
Temmin
Rhery
Bible Printings and Sultan Fight Reported in Leavenworth Item
The article notes an old Bible owned by James Sheldon of Leavenworth, printed in 1407 with Constantinople printer marks and a lone dated page. It mentions a distant clash involving a sultan and American forces, plus references to regional figures and a mosaic of historic mentions.
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Leavenworth
James
Martin
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