Disappearance at Twentieth Kansas Commissary
San Francisco reports the board for Lieutenant W A Green of the Twentieth Kansas commissary fixed the loss at 3108 dollars. Green is held financially responsible while Young faces criminal liability. Young’s trial concluded. Green is hospitalized in France. Five medical cases noted in the military division hospital. Privates Reed Needle and Allen died of pneumonia.
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San Francisco
Trver
W.A Grees
Young
Green
Une
Military Divierm
Joan Reed
Joseph Needle
Lews Infantry
Rufus L. Allen
Twenty-third Infantry
Pneumonie
Severe storms and tornado strike England and Wales
Severe thunder storms raked England with torrential rains causing widespread damage. Jow lying districts suffered roof and structural ruin. Carmanshire Wales was hit by a tornado with great destruction to trade and public panic.
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Tundon
England
Hall
Carmanshire
Wales
Home on furlough from Forty-Second Town Volunteers passes through city
Fifty fifty-stock numbers from the Fifty-second Town Volunteers march through Fyansville on their way home from Chickamauga. The regimental surgeon and several armed officers have resigned. Officers go to a hotel for dinner and the soldiers, many too ill to travel, are fed by Red Cross representatives. The ten are on suppers and are being not on thirty days furlough.
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Fyansville
Ing
Fifty-second Town
Chickamaasa
Formais
Hed Cross
Hay Accepts Post of Secretary of State in Month
Colonel Hay, returning to London from a visit, announced to the Associated Press he has accepted the post of secretary of state. He will leave London in about a month after finalizing routine business at the embassy.
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Colonel Hay
London
United States
Hay
VieHling
Une Corres Porsent
Associated Press
Col
Mayer Contention: Mayer Appeals Divorce Land Case
Conrad Mayer of Topeka appeals to the supreme court over a district ruling in a divorce case with Mrs Mayer. The dispute centers on land in Pottawatomie County believed to be inherited at marriage and whether she rightly received the property. Mayer seeks modification of alimony and land rights through a remarriage motion.
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Conrad Mayer
Topeka
Supreme Court
Mayer
Sire Mayer
Pottawatomiy
Wreren
Mayers
Hazen
Asher
Beer on Its Side Shocks Topeka Police Action
Chief Strauss inspected liquid stock in the south gall room and ordered bottling beer upright to prevent corks from drying and possible explosion. Seized 63 cases of Lemp beer housed in a Topeka storage facility were moved to the police station and laid on their sides to keep corks moist. If convicted, the whiskey string will be destroyed amid the case. Presidential appointments announced in Washington include De collector of Customs for the district of Sachtarher and other posts.
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Srauss
South Gall
Topeka Accld
Abe
Jal Mdin
Putnam and Conley
Ae Digese
Sachtarher
Niotokos J
oSity
Ada
Firat Eee
Piamirick de
Death of Dr Zaller and Weather Indications
The notice reports the death of Dr Zever, a noted musical composer, and mentions weather indications for Chicago with variable winds. It also notes Olof Ekberg’s removal to Otter Livek and lists finery such as summer weight satin on hand with family arrivals and fall orders.
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Dr. Zaller. Bierlin
Olof Ekberg
Ekbere
Merchant Tullor
Otter
Candy stand brawl ends in fine for Lebowitz and Ragell
At Kun Sum Avenue a small candy vendor Sam Lebowitz was attacked by Mrs Ragell with a parasol sending candy flying as onlookers cheered. Patrolman Parcells arrested both, Judge Ferry fined Ragell and Lebowitz 35 each. Lebowitz jailed briefly before release after reconciliation.
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Sam Lebowitz
Candy Veoder
Kun-- Sum Avenue
Steeete
Chipe
Boston
Selbert
le Jurwits
Lebowitz
Kansas Avenue
Wan
Lebowits
Sala Ala
TH. Ragell
Lebwicz
Frank Parcells
Sirs
Resell
Lebichte
Mrs. Ragell
Lebow
Huband
Captain Morris Very Ill After Return From Hot Springs
Captain W. H. Morris, auditor of State, is critically ill in Topeka after a prolonged stay in Hot Springs Arkansas seeking relief for nerve related illness. Doctors fear he may be unable to perform duties or participate in ongoing campaign work. He has been confined to rest and experiences pain during attempts to sit or stand, with a cautious improvement only after leaving Hot Springs.
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W. H. Morris
Hot Springs Ark
Th National Hotel
Topeka
Morrie
Hot Springs
Morris
Hot Sprard
Conditon
Voting of Soldiers Election Laws Sent Out Today
Copies of the election laws related to the voting of soldiers are being sent out today to the colonels of three Kansas regiments and the captains of 36 companies from the office of the Secretary of State. Accompanying each roll of printed matter is a letter from Secretary Bush noting that tally sheets and pallet will be forwarded later and that the department will extend its powers to exercise privileges as if the soldiers were at home.
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Kansas
Reombry of State
Bush
York
Reward Offered for Poison Candy Case in Dover
Governor Tun nel announced a $300 reward for the arrest of the party or parties who mailed poisoned candy to Mrs. Dunnine of Dover, causing her and her sister Mrs. Deane to lose their ties. State detectives and Government Inspectors are investigating, with no developments reported at this time.
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Dover
Governor Tunnel
Dunnine
Dunning
Deane
Bronze quadriga to crown Prospect Park arch in Brooklyn
A bronze quadriga from Paris arriving for the Soldiers' Arch at Prospect Park depicts Columbia in Phrygian garb with wreath and sword, drawn by two spirited horses. Smaller groups of army and navy flank the sides. Artists praise the piece for its nervous vigor, likening the horses to Venice's San Marco.
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New York
Prospect Park
Brooklyn
Paris
Columbia
San Marc
Venice
Peckenpaugh Promoted in Springfield Notice
Governor Tanner appoints Second Lieutenant Virden Peckenpaugh to Company A Fifth Regiment. Murland succeeds Peckenpaugh as first lieutenant in the unit.
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Peckenpaugh
Springfield
Aus
Tanner
Virden
Fretieutenant
Murland
No More Bonds Opinion from Treasury Officials
Treasury officials state there may be no need for further bond issues as war spending tapers, with stamp tax revenues exceeding disbursements. They foresee only temporary measures and expect ordinary peace conditions to fund continued Navy and Army needs even after military operations end.
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Treasury
Treasury Department
Barn Hit by Lightning Kills Five Sons Near Minneapolis
A Toewa farm barn ten miles north of Minneapolis was struck by lightning last night. Five sons, the oldest 16, were asleep in the mow and burned to death. The incident was reported by In dependence special sage.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Independence
Towa
Peter Pay
Here
Capt Clark's Illness Reported From Montauk Point
A Times special from Camp Wikoi Montauk Point says Captain Clark of the battleship Oregon is nervously prostrated in a St Paul cabin. He is praised by thousands as he battles to recover in New York harbor. Reports say he cannot be moved to Montauk, diagnosis nervous prostration.
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Chicago
Murrey
Fall River
Cervera
St Paul
New York Harbor
Clark
Montauk
Terms of Surrender at Manila and Philippine Dipute
Fragmented text outlines terms of surrender by Spaniards at Manila, including disarmament of remaining troops, use of captured treasury funds, and property protection. Mentions negotiation of troop withdrawal, handling of banks, and custody of officers under General Merritt. Source is garbled OCR with references to Washington, Manila, and occupation era.
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Washington
Ave
Manila
Philippines
Washi
Merritt
Ulta
Karnival Knights to Host Annual Festival Meetings
The Karnival Knights plan events at Cammer sal club rooms and Hamilton nail for a morale boost. President C K Holliday Jr states they aim to be the year’s show with minstrel performances, rehearsals, and a new Pall Festivals management, seeking singers and volunteers.
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Cammersal Club
Hamilton Nail
C.K. Holliday
Othe Knights
Karnival Knights
Wrateurs
Elles
Regnier
Addeurn
Topeka
Kernival Knights
Terpsicherean Club to face baseball champions after dancing wins
In Stanford Kentucky on August 18 George Stephenson, colored, was hanged for the murder of 14-year-old Jor Tilford at Crab Orchard July 4 after a quick trial. He spoke on the scaffold, saying he was prepared to die. The Brit ash vessel Turbo, 1289 tons, sailing from Passarocaang to the United Bimes, caught fire August 7. fire caused heavy damage before extinguished while at sea.
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Stanford
George Stephenson Golored
Jor Tilford
Crab Orchard
Sellberit
Soner Ayr
Java
Turbo
Passarocaang
United Bimes
Hinshaw Nominated by Fourth Nebraska for Congress
Tecumseh dispatch reports Republicans nominate H. Hinshaw of Jefferson county for congress in the Fourth Nebraska district. The defeated candidate J. Hayner previously represented the district. A Tuscaloosan testimonial mentions Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, praising its family use and effectiveness for children. available from several druggists.
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Hayner
Omaha
Bes
Tecumseh
Nebraska
EH. Hinshaw
Jefferson County
Fr. J. Hayner
Wisconsin Republicans nominate Stone and Davidson for key tickets
Milwaukee August 18 delegates at the Wisconsin Republican state convention nominated Jesse Stone for lieutenant governor and William H Freehlich for secretary of state. J O Davidson won the state treasurer nomination on the first ballot with 62 214 votes. Davidson is aligned with La Follette. The convention adjourned for a 2:30 pm session to finish the ticket.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Griffin
Jesse Stone
Watertown
Frank L. Tucker
Oro
Charles BM. Harubright
Ra~tine
J.O. Davidson
Soldiers’ Grove
AG. Nelson
Waupaca
Alfred G. Cypraesen
Eau Claire
J. 5. Jensen
Pierce County
Davidson
Matihh
Mead
Vention
Martin Kan Proclamation Outlines Manila Government Scheme
From the Palace New York dispatch dated July 24 via Hong Kong reports General Martin Kan has prepared a proclamation detailing a Manila government scheme. Key points include rigid personal security, municipal laws, tribunals, and institutions to punish crime under military supervision, open trade for neutral nations, protection of property, and no interference with locals as long as peace is kept. General Murritt holds the governor's palace.
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New York
Martin
Hong Kune
Martin Kan
Manila
Murritt
Baseball Case Hearing On Sunday Games Before Justice McClintock
Preliminary hearing for Topeka and Wichita baseball players charged with Sunday game violations opened before Justice McClintock. Defense sought dismissal citing Missouri law. judge reserved decision, later overruled motion and continued the case to next morning with a jury to hear it.
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McLintock
McClintock
Topeka
Fear
Grifith
Bailey
Rebesman
Krenger
Thells
Ash
Spence
Wichita
Menefee
Hoover
Chamberlain
Hell
Montgomery
Mayer
Calahan
Donovan
Attormes Tto Safford
Kansas
Missouri
Justice McClintock
Jaxtlee McClintock
Tomorow
Diplomatic shuffle as Cassini to London shifts China talks
Washington reports Count Cassini, Russia’s ambassador, will move to London soon. The transfer, amid China question tensions with Britain, could aid negotiations by placing a veteran China hand in charge. Cassini currently at Narragansett Pier. embassy closed for summer. Cornice collapse at North Sixth Street building kills two workers Albert Green and Thomas Lyon, injures others.
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Pekin
Russie
Port Arthur
Lian Tung
Russia
Great Britain
Count Cassini
London
Narragansett Pier
Philadelphn
North Sixth Street
Albert Green
Thomas Lyon
Promises of Rein and Weather Heat Records Noted
The weather today runs cooler by nine degrees but oppressive humidity and a chance of showers may bring cooler air tonight. Heat records include 70 at 9 am, 88 at 1 pm, 88 at 1 pm, and 90 at 2 pm. The Western Union central office reports censorship on cable messages abolished. Democrats Accept Fusion in California convention with near unanimous vote.
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New York
Western Union Telegraph Company
Central Cable Office
Sacramento
Cal
Committee On Fusion
State House Notes and Legal Actions Across Cities
Depositions in a tax case will be taken in Chicago next Tuesday with inspectors from several insurance firms to follow in Milwaukee Freeport and New York. Habeas corpus for Robert Heth of Sedgwick County was filed with a hearing set for October 4. William Clark wanted in Springfield for forgery has been captured in Salina. Interlocking device approved at Courtland allows Santa Fe and Rock Island trains to cross without stopping. Reform School July costs totaled 352?2.00. care and maintenance 2522.00 salaries 945.66.
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D. R. Hite
Connecticut Fire Insurance Company
Hartford
Boyle
McNall
Chicago
Miwaukee
Freeport
New York
Ha—Beas
Robert Heth
Sedgwick County
Supreme Court
W. P. Campbell
Heth
Leedy
Ilinois
William Clark
Springfield
Clark
Salina
Scottville
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Santa Fe
Rock Island
Courtland
Reform School
Greek feud erupts as fruit stand dispute turns violent
Louis Charowkis confronts Don Comisgeorge after a dispute on Kansas avenue near Sixth street. A thrown coconut misses Charowkis but hits a passing woman. Police arrest Don Comisgeorge on assault charges as Officer McCoy serves the warrant. Comisgeorge is 18 and reportedly well dressed.
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Charowkis
Constantine Comisgeorge
Louis Charowkis
Kansas Avenue
Sixth Street
Don Cormisgeorge
Louis Charowskis
Louis
Coy Comisceorge
Sxdault
McCoy
Con
Yellow Jack in Camp at Camp Wikoff
New York reports from Camp Wikoff say yellow fever cases have not increased since yesterday with seven in hospital. About 396 men are in various hospitals and new admissions replace those discharged. Doctors note an average of about 30 patients. Starlet fever appears in Hospital General Young. War department orders set thirty day notices and travel prices to Indianapolis via Santa Fe Route.
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New York
Camp Wikoff
General Young
Secretary of War
Indianapolis
Santa Fe
MARKET REPORT FROM ASSOCIATED PRESS OUTLET
Wheat futures edged higher in Chicago as receipts lagged estimates while northwest supplies and Ontario yield optimism weighed on prices. Corn and oats softened amid widespread bearish tones. provisions showed initial weakness but packers supported prices. Hog and cattle receipts rose with mixed demand as buyers adjusted to current market signals.
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Liverpool
Chicago
Iit
Northwest
Ontario
Dominion
Rand
Eipaete
Animes
Ui Lahisibiae
Sesterm
Sige
Wheat and Market Notes From Kansas City and Liverpool
Market roundup from Kansas City and Liverpool shows wheat steady to unchanged with No. 1 hard around SNOAE. Hay prices hold firm with prairie choice at about $5.25. Liverpool reports slight declines in wheat and mixed receipts across Minneapolis Duluth and New York markets. Traders eye conservative action as stocks rebalance and forecasts call for unsettled weather in Kansas City area.
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Kansas City
Fred
Choice Prairie
Liverpool
Kannay City
Duluth
New York
Situitar Anton
St. Pau
Shaw
Bt Au Sen
Ab Ae Purlington
Peat
Mier
Ghiertarieer
Ghiertarieer TP
Vandervilt
Pennsylvania
Buyine Bosheer
Kansas
Erie
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Great Western Steam Crew Cleaning Works
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