Fusion Day Rally Falls Flat In Topeka Deluge
In Topeka a rain soaked fusion rally drew a smaller than expected crowd as Craddock supporters from Kansas City arrived amid drizzle. The parade shifted to the Auditorium while Governor Stanley greeted and spoke to a cheering, largely local crowd before a sparse Topeka turnout for the evening session.
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Shawnee County
Guy Bro
Fusion Committee
Chanute
Tan
Garfield Park
Kansas City
Fusion Committees
Metropolitan
Colmars
Kan
Wyandort County
Kansas Avenue
Copeland
Republcan
Craddock
Jo Med
Govenor Stanley
Waverly
Forrest
Stanley
Govenor
Stantes
Kansas
Pines
Topeke
Garfeld Park
Topeka
Bull Sing
Pophiliats, Democrats and Craddock Speak at Kansas City Meeting
A large crowd heard John W Breidenthal and other Pophiliats, plus Democratic leaders Hugh Farrelly and Mayor James H Reed. W H Craddock, the fusion governor candidate, spoke amid preparations for a later meeting at the Auditorium featuring John A Atwood and Craddock.
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John W. Breidenthal
Dwin ‘Taylor
Thomas
Grisham
ML Cole
Blath
John ©. Cannon
Jugiiew
BF. J. Cole
W. J. Babb
Hugh Farrelly
Presley
James H.reed
Kansas City
W. H. Craddock
J. D. Botkin
Conarg
Alee eDoke
John A. Atwood
Leavenworth
Craddock
Transmississippi congress eyed for Seattle session in 1903
Jude C J. Garvin, chairman of the executive committee, said the next Transmississippi congress in Seattle will be among the most important. He emphasized united action for regionally relevant legislation and highlighted plans to showcase western resources to the nation, including a proposed waterway linking the Great Lakes and the Gulf and river improvements. He praised Beattie for hosting delegates and mentioned a gala voyage to Alaska.
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Chicago
Jude
C J. Garvin
Transmississippi Congress
Seattle
Transmississippi
Cipe
Lake
Beattie
Congress
Nation Congress
Great Lakes
Ue Gulf
Trinois
Mississippi
Mississippi Valley
Middle West
Attorney General Knox to Paris trip overshadows cases
Washington August 21 Attorney General Knox ends vacation at Athletics Club and plans to leave for New York then Paris next Wednesday on the Oceanic. He and Mr Russell in Paris review Panama Canal matters. Knox says merger suit testimony begins next month in New York and an extradition matter for Greene and Gaynor remains pursued. He declines to discuss possible Supreme Court vacancy or any partnership rumors.
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Vinwx
Athletic Cit
New York
Paris
France
Rusell
Vermont
Knox
Rnuirong
Greene and Ga
Gibvernmient
Quebec
Greene
Gaynor
Wild
Juettee Shiras
Isnox
Ludlente
Robbed by Footpads in Midnight Street Attack
William Butler a Santa Fe employee living at 428 Madison Street was robbed on East Fifth near Adams around midnight by two men who knocked him down and stole his coat. He was unconscious for a time and returned home bruised but not severely injured.
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William Butler
Santa Fe
Madison Street
Butler
East Fifth Street
Adams
Alin
Deadly Incline Runaway Train in Kansas City
A grip failed on an Independence avenue cable train causing a runaway down the Ninth street incline toward Union depot at 6 10 PM injuring eleven and killing gripman William D Taylor. The crash involved a second train and more than a dozen people were hurt including Francis Fischer Powers.
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Independence
W. D. Taylor
Gripman
Margaret C. Lucitt
Union Avenue
Meydle
Ola Jornat
East Tent
B. Adter & Co
Wil Underhill
Treet
P. F. Collier & Son
G. H. Warner
Memphis
George Webster
Chicago
Francis Fischer Powers
Merrill
Paola
Kas
Albert Johnson
Tacoma
Wesh
J. E. Haak
Nebraska Avenue
Kan
Frank Magee
Cottage Ave
Bue
Porter
Union Depot
Alfred Winkler
Minnesota Avenue
Independence Avenue
Penn Street
William D. Taylor
Depot
Arthur Paulsen
Taylor
Ninth Street
Penn
As Peesengere
Upman
Orange Bell
Strance
Ninth Street Tran
Vint Ai Prun
Allway
Tom
Abels
Geomet Sith
Uley
Rain and temperature shifts span four counties
Rain continues across four northeastern counties with light totals reported up to seven this morning. Temperatures fell in the northwest while rising in the southwest, with no heavy rainfall in Macksville. Topeka measured 0.23 inches through seven o'clock, and forecasts predict partly tonight and Sunday with possible showers.
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Macksville
Chicago
Columbus
Indianapolis
Agie
Ratn
Topeka
Floods Rise Across Kansas Rivers and Towns
Rapid rainfall spree floods lowlands across Emporia Burlington Florence and Galens in Kansas. Neosho and Cottonwood rivers rise forcing farm moves and damaged properties. Lightning strikes damage homes and barns. one dwelling near East Fourth Street was struck with injuries.
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Kes
Neosho
Cottonwood
Farmer
Clements
Santa Pe
Burlington
Florence
Kee
Marion County
East Fourth Street
A. J. Love
Readville Track Upset and Records in Fast Trot
August 23 at Readville Mass featured Lord Derby’s surprise in the 2:07 trotting event as Ed Geers drove The Mask to win, setting a 2.05% track record in heat two while a Tawe record also noted. Pittsburg Phil shows a hunch, while Ella Snyder wins at Saratoga. Jack Joyner to manage yearlings, with racing news and weather notes round out the card.
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Reedville
Mass
Readville
Lord Derby
Ed Geers
bin Im
Political Gossip On Tom Kelly in Kansas Republican circles
Republican papers across Kansas repudiate Tom Kelly candidate for state treasurer amid embezzlement charges from Miami county. The Miami County Republican resolution calls for his removal while major papers demand an immediate explanation or withdrawal, citing county-level findings of misconduct and funding gaps.
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Miami County
T. T. Kelly
Kelly
Leket
Val Foraer
Goles
Brost Baeudteneteka
Tom Kelly
Uat
Alainty
State Central Committee
Mall
Breese
Sorel Setan
Breve
Kally
Alma Enterprise
Miami County Republican
Wariou
Washington Post-Register
Thomas T. Kelly
Miss County
Jewell County Monitor
Regaliticon Norminet
Mtil
Kansas City
Nome
Roosevelt visit to Hartford coliseum marks warm welcome
President Roosevelt toured Hartford on a New England stop, greeted by 10 090 workers in Pope Park and a cordial welcome from Father Sullivan. A large floral horseshoe was presented, and Roosevelt praised labor and American ideals while driving through the city in a motorcade with Col Jacob L. Greene.
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Conn
Roosevelt
Hartford
Williamanth
Hartfor
Gepot
Ecounyine
Jacob L. Greene
Victoria Sutomoblie
New York
Pope Park
Ingmes
Michaels Sullivan
Vehlotte
Father Sullivan
Hiartford
Ted
Sullivan
Col. Greve
Sreator
America
Iran
Mills Expansion Sale Cleans Stock Before Fall Goods Arrive
Mills store urges six month stock cleanout selling odds and ends at reduced prices. The expansion sale aims to move surplus from past season with a final week of further reductions starting Monday morning. September first introduces fall merchandise. DM’s list promises bargains for economical buyers.
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