Parting of Way in Kansas Gubernatorial Senate Fight
Governor Stanley and Chester I Long drift toward a split in their joint bid. Seventh district gains favor for Long while Curtis, Calderhead, and Bowersock shape a tangled regional contest across the third, fourth and sixth districts. Local papers note Curtis’ growing influence and Stanley’s limited room to maneuver as tensions rise ahead of September campaigns.
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Chester I. Long
W. BE. Stanley
Long
Stanley
Wittong
Charles Curtis
W. A. Calderheld
J. T. Tow ‘Szabok
Curte
Calderhead
Howersock
Bowersock
Curtis
Curts
Wicely
Hoversock
Bowinsock
Pen
Copaland County
Stanley Han
Miura Pottawatamie
Eve Eyes
Tregeee
Douglas
Alten Nee Phillips Wallace Tuanetl Brown
Butler
Cowley
Chautaugia
Moreia Agaa
Jewell - Shawnee
Sheridan Wrandotte
Aldisrhead
Eiekinesen
Opie Ese
Hout
Garnet Eagie
Repubean
Southast Kansas
Republican
Miami
Billy Greasen
Kelly
Cormmdt
Swartmont
D. c
Crawford County
Girard
C. A. Fisher
W. J. Lang
A. Burns
John Viets
Teste R. Carpenter
H. B. Hornaday
C. W. Woodbury
M. G. Vinesnt
J. M. Wayde
Thomas RB. Jones
A. G. Robinson
E. Strode
A. Roberts
Frank S. Curtis
Nine Dead in Delaware Pulp Mill Disaster
Nine workmen killed and four injured when steel digesters exploded at Jesup Moore Paper Co on the Christina River in Wilmington Delaware. Five workers remained missing as rescue crews battled wreckage, with a monetary loss estimated at 35000 and authorities detailing brutal injuries and search efforts.
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Wilmington
Del
Delaware
Jesup
Moore Paper Company
Chiris
Tana
Frank Harris
William Burke
James Nagle
John McCormick
Zacharia Collins
James Stokes
Joseph Lunbacker
Granville E. Waters
Joseph Henry
William Beott
Joel Hutton
Wiliam Th
EH. H. Mousley
James E
James Jester
John Collins
Thomas Raever
George Durham
Ware Arranges Reception for Old Soldiers During GAR Encampment
Washington dispatch says pension commissioner Eugene F Ware has arranged a pension bureau reception during the GAR encampment. He favors souvenir cards for pensioners status requests and plans to staff the bureau with clerks to aid soldiers, with timing set for convenience. Gen Eric Torrance appoints Col A Noel Blakeman chief marshal for the Veterans parade on October 8. Weather near Partly cloudy tonight with showers and variable winds.
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Washington
Eugene F. Ware
Pension Office
GAR
Ware
Pension Bureau
Bureau
Unraveling Murder Case Doubts Over Bartholin Body ID
Police renew inquest into the death of Mrs. Anne Bartholin amid doubt over the body found at 4310 Calumet avenue. The coroner's jury previously tied the remains to Minnie Mitchell, while defense seeks exhumation as officers pursue William Bartholin and possible accomplices. A Northside hospital loan plot surfaces as tensions rise among Bartholin associates.
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Chicago
Bertholin-Mitchetl
Anne Bartholin
Calumet Avenue
Minnie Mitchell
Mitchell
Miss Mitchell
Oscar ‘Thompson
John Claffey
Edward Counselman
Bly
Bartholin
Wan
J. Bartholin
Miles Mitchell
Patrolman Watson
Oscar Thompson
John Claftey
William J. Barthotin
Wes
Lieutenant Healy
W. M
Edward Counsilman
Counselman
Northside
Healy
Jeter
Woomin
Will Bartholiin
Austin
Harvey
Mra
Will Bartholin
Ofclovle
Denver
Bos Counselman
Will
Atrocious wound described in inquest on Mrs Bartholin
Police and coroner hearings in Chicago detail a bullet entry wound in the back of the head and a brain destruction described by Dr. Springer. The inquest explores body decomposition, quicklime absence, and the timeline of death, linking the case to Minnie Mitchell rumors and a second female corpse found on Rodgers Park beach, with tentative identity notes.
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K. Springer
Counselman
Rodgers Park
Aliante Mitchell
Mitchell
No Enemy in Sight Off Cape Cod Coast Defense Drill
Rockport Massachusetts reports a morning scene of Admiral Higginson's squadron patrolling the New England coast in a mock defense against Commander Pillsbury's fleet. Ships including the Alabama and Mayflower maintain positions near Thatcher's Island while coast guard vessels and marines tighten surveillance from Portland to Provincetown.no.
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Rockport
Mass
Higginson
New England
John E. Pillsbury
Migein- 8001
Noine
Pillsbury
Cape Cod
Brook
Lyn
Atsichuieth
Alabama
Strahtamouth Point
Thatcher's Island
Mayflower
Scorpion
Isles of Shoals
Baxley
Portland
Provincetown
Admiral Hixgingen
Ensien Berry
Fitzpatrick Tetelveseports
Holmes
Kearsarge
Mutiny in jail shocks Centerville Madison county
Mutiny at the county jail in Centerville Iowa disrupted confinement early in August. Several attempted jailbreaks were reported in the prior week, with two apparently succeeding. A blast at Jessup Moore Paper works killed James Jester and Georghinsa workers in the same area, while missing bodies were feared in the explosion aftermath. Temperature readings from Chicago area and other cities accompany the dispatch.
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Warhington
Sis
Delaware
Jessup @ Moore Paper company
James Jester
Georgerhinsa
Horton Rallies to Return Home in Critical Health
Judge Albert H. Horton, hospitalized after a long illness, arrived in Topeka by private car from Kenosha Wisconsin. He was resting quietly at Bowman home with his mind clear and consciousness intact, though doctors say death is a short time away due to extensive liver disease. His partner Dr. Charles Lowry and Mr. Waggener guided the journey amid hiccups and washouts, with Horton showing slight improvement upon arrival.
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Judge Horton
Kenosha
Wis
Topeka
Bowman
Tenth Avenue
Harrison Street
B. P. Wageener
Charles Lowry
Wisconsin
Sire Horton
Miss Rose
Horton
Lowry
Chicago
Waggener
Tudge Horton
Funeral of Patrick Sharp in Lansford draws large crowd
Aug 21 funeral rites for Patrick Sharp strike leader shot at Nesquehoning drew an estimated 6000 attendees, including 1000 women, as a two mile procession to St. Joseph’s church Summit Hill and burial at the Catholic cemetery followed. Miners union band led the march. no disturbances occurred despite crowds.
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Lansford
Patrick Sharp
Nesquehoning
St. Joseph's Church
Summit Hill
Miners’ Union
Sharp
Pythians in a wreck near Elko yard
In a rear end collision in Elko yard between two sections of passenger train No 14 returning Knights of Pythias excursionists, James Watson of Kokomo Indiana and Miss Blanche Caine of Indianapolis were bruised and cut but not seriously injured. The first train was at a break during a yard stop when hit by the second section. The last car of the first train and the pilot of the second section suffered serious damage.
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Riko
Nev
Keetian
Elko Yard
Moring
James Watson
Kokomo
Ind
Blanche Caine
Indianapolis
Knights of Pythias
Witness Power Testifies in Northern Pacific Suit廷
Peter Power appears in New York as a complainant in a suit to halt the transfer of the Northern Pacific Railway stock. Special Examiner Mable conducts the testimony session as Power is the first witness, with Delog listed among those called.
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New York
Peter Power
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Northern Securi Tan Sane Saataeeseee
Mable
Power
Eee Delog
Court witness names influential parties in Power case
The witness identified several figures as financial backers of the litigation including Ch mille Weidenfeld Thomas & Post W Bourke Cockran and Content a Co He said Cockran would be an important witness and that Weidenfeld would act only with Cockran’s knowledge He also connected Parker Chandler a Boston lawyer and attorney for Weidenfeld to advising Peter Power to travel to Europe.
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Lanse Waster
Eis Weld Hie Nein
An & Guern
Lamb
Guthrie World
Chmille Weidenfeld
Mrs Fair's Will Awards Ten Thousand to Siblings
The article outlines the will of Mrs Charles Muiryehley now with attorneys Kaleht Beet, gifting cash, rents, property, railroad and government bonds valued near £300,100. It adds a life story segment on Carrie Smith from obscurity to connection with a multimillionaire and notes the early life rise and the will's entertainment in Canada.
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Ban
Aus
Charles Muir_yehlely
Kaleht
Canada
Power subpoena case tied to Chicago trip logistics
In June Captain Born said content withdrew from the Northern Pacific investigation and Captain Storm acted to conceal identities behind the probe. The witness noted expenses of a Chicago trip by Power and himself were paid by Weidenfeld, linking the case to the mutt investigation.
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Lamb
Captain Born
Captain Storm
Chicago
Power
Weidenfetd
Call for Troops in Morea After Nonunion Tension
At midnight Superintendent Hayes of the Pennsylvania colliery at Morea called for troops to quell alleged foreign agitators on the streets. Cavalry arrived as the governor’s force was dispatched, and officials say the situation remained comparatively quiet. Investigators believe a potential attack on nonunion workers was averted by the cavalry presence.
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Bhenandoah
Hayes
Pennsylvania
Morea
Geo. Gobin
Bremin
Fourth Ward Residents oppose appraiser report on street opening
Councilman Weber cites Swedish constituents alarmed by the appraisers report for the second and third streets open ing project between Western avenue and Fillmore. He notes appeals and potential damage suits, claiming mistreatment and risking a delay as locals resist the plan. A small crowd gathered as the discussion touched on the proposed opening and related delays.
Family will leaves legacies to kin in will notes
The will names Mrs Hannah A Nelson of Newmarket NJ as main beneficiary with an annual life stipend of 2300 dollars to her. Other relatives including Alam B Smith full brother of Mrs Fair and Charles Smith of Boulder CO are remembered with 10000 dollars each. Frank Smith and Abraham Nelson are also mentioned with 10000 dollars each as the document continues on page six.
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Hannah A. Nelson
Newmarket
Pair
Nelson Lin
Alam B Smith
Fair
Charles Smith
Bouldér
Col
Abrahaim Nelson
Mills Store News Expands Sale Amid Storms
Weather kept customers away as Mills store promotes an expansion sale. Earlier offers are highlighted with shirt waists from 1.00 to 2.50 and discounted tub suits and tailored outfits. Many prices shown, emphasizing value for women’s apparel and coats.
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