Boy Taken Off a Ship After Rescue in Port Scene
A boy was rescued from a ship following a violent ordeal described by witnesses. Officers, including Collector Bresnuhan and Captain Donnierre, seized a crew restrained by a pistol in the hip pocket, while the vessel’s articles were examined and questioned amid confusion and quick actions aboard the Brestheran. The incident unfolded with searches and the ship’s crew declaring maritime theft and a royal adviser’s claim in the background.
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Newark
Ave
Hall
Tokohama
Fivtanchamer
Hutzawburger
Tim Ty
Donnierre
Coleetur
Branney Nave scandal ties and indictments loom
A fragmented report centers on ex Governor Branney Nave amid alleged ties to a Drawer commission and investors with Pete Poles of Marsane as president. The piece notes scrutiny of Stanley and the Indian Territory, with calls to purge corrupt influences and a resigned secretary of war linked to issues in the Philippines and broader governance.
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W. E. Branney
Thudings Hights Association
Aly
Comiisteelan
WIM
Stanley
Artemings
Pete Poles
Marsane
Bill
Stashan Petw
ArKe
Dhenney
Drewer
Guverian
Stenhey
W. Risnhey
Mit
Deter Commission
Slantey
Aired
Orm
Prizes in Gold for Vinewood Hallway Contest Ahoy
City Hathway offers prizes for a topiary contest held at Vinewood Hallway. Judges will rate entries on one side by the company banner and on the other by the topiary design. The event caps August 31 with special awards for the best description and display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hathway
Vinewood Fapritn
Tor
Peter
Aeae
Eech
Topria Dalegatest
Oie Company
BigSes
Munsey Sole Owner of Daily News Plant
New York August 31 Frank A Munsey has acquired control of the Daily News. Justice Davis signed orders vacating a prior temporary injunction and restraining Col Brown's suit. Munsey will become sole owner by purchasing 140 shares, continuing publication of the paper.
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Rotire
Daily News
New York
Frank A. Munsey
Ae Davie
Munsey
New York Daily News
Anetleo
Davis
Col. Brown
Attavey Chim
Uuasmore
Mubney
Aid
Tnu
Daly News
Kustmore
Publc
Brunsey
Night Attack at Portland Harbor In World War I Scene
Portland Me August 27 reports a dramatic night attack with enemy ships bombarding Forts Leavitt and Williams near Two Lights. Destroyers surrendered or withdrew, gunners fired mortars and guns, and shore batteries engaged while vessels anchored, with searchlights and heavy gunfire lighting the harbor.
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Portland
Toronto
Iestroyer
Durimar
Fenells
Iock
Ato Archieck
Fort Leavitt
Geuters
Itans
Taniie
Bart Teavite
Bromdntie
DroRd
Fort Freie
Fort Williams
Sind
Forts Mckinsey
Port Leaven
White Head Pamags
Puri
Heng
Pwo Baghes
Portlands Head
Truxton
Fort Scamme
Steere
Vesuvius Opens Amid Spectator Awe and Lava Stream
Naples reports a remarkable eruption at Vesuvius with a lava stream 15 feet broad traveling 2100 feet, red stones arcing to 70 feet, and the observatory protected by lava shields. Officials warn no major damage anticipated while villagers flee toward Por Vel and Hesini. Munich professor Krull is blamed by some as the "evil eye."
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Naples
Napes
Envitche
Vesuvius
Bern
Neer
Gumle
Por- Vel
Hesini
Herculaneum
Uifaine
Patice
Naplag
Han
Krull
Munich
Two Suspects Arrested After Village Post Office Fire
In Earnea Kas Aug 25 Sheriff Johnson of Stefford county with Sheriff McCoy of Pavente County arrested two men suspected of setting fire to the post office at Beward Sunday sight. They had been loitering around the town for days before the blaze and were found later in a box car in the Santa Fe railway at thin point.
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Earnea
Kas
Johnson
Stefford
Sherif McCoy
Pavente
Sls
Aravtard Cheney
Santa Fr Verde
Thin Point
Under Investigation Charges Against Pliny Soper and Territory Officials
The Justice Department states charges and allegations concerning misconduct by United States Attorney P. Le Soper his assistant Huckleberry and U S Marshal Colbert in the Indian Territory are under investigation. A full report will be issued by the attorney general.
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Pliny Soper
Washington
Aug
Department of Justice
United States
P. le Soper
Huckleberry
Marshal Cothert
Indian Territory
Mesers
Soper
Onlf
Anderson Held on Charge of Obtaining Money by Fraud
C W Anderson of Wichita was arrested on a charge of obtaining money by fraud after allegedly posing as an agent for NK Pallanke company in Kansas City and Wichita. He allegedly sold Fairbanks soap with premiums attached, directing buyers to contact the company for premiums, and denies the agency claim while awaiting warrants.
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C. W. Anderson
Frand
Wichita
Kas
FW. Stevens
Jean
Cet
Kansas City
N. K. Pallankeap Company
Kawase City
Anderson Jin Wald
Fairbanks
Leal Knickerbocker
Aleges
Colored Masons Elect Officers in Emporia Session
In Emporia Kansas on August 27 colored Masons Chapter and Knighted Templar met. Officers elected for the next term include Grand high priest A P Smith of Topeka and grand eminent commander James Monroe Mason of Topeka. Grand lodge session continues through Friday with Grand Master St Watkins presiding.
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Imporia
Kas
Colored Masons
Templar
Séaason
A. P. Smith
Topeka
Eugene &. Lett
Atchinon
W. Gray
Leavenworth
John T. Chinneth
Wichita
F. J. Stonestreet
A. Childers
Grand Lodge
St. Watkins
North Topeka society notes and local notices reel
Local column from North Topeka lists residents guests and visits. Miss Alice Goodhue of Emporia visits Mrs L A Ryder. De A Williams returns home from Silver Lake. Mrs Oscar Bischoff plans winter residence at Fourth and Harrington streets. Mrs G W M White and sister travel to The Needles California. Arnold Drag Co moves stock to 1821 Kansas avenue. sidewalks on Kansas avenue being relaid. Miss Oly Leonard of Wamego visits Monroe street relative. several church and community notices include Ald Society Presbyterian meeting, Mrs Prank area leaving on extended eastern trip, Jerry Springstead returning to station A, and local families departing for California.
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Petal Printing Company
Aid Lorts
Kanens Avenue
McMaster
Alice Goodhue
Emporia
L. A. Ryder
de A. Willams
Silver Lake
NorthsToneka
Emzorla
L. A Ryder
Cinky
CH. Rhodes
Engent Lodge No
Kaw
Walier Lodge No
A. OU. Wy
Kansas
Heloise Green
Bettway
Madison
Wis
Chicago
Oscar Bischoff
Fourth
Harriaug
G. W. M. White
Howard
Nelle Howard
St. Louis
Sirs Greavys
Jerry Springstead
Station A
Springstead
Cheat Hospital
J. W. Green
Middleton, Wir
Greta
Brotesare
William
Herbert Green
Vinewoods Tiose
Mr. and 3Tre
Harry Jameson
Mar Wells
Dotoan
Sussie
Briday
Meera
Swarts
Carl McGrew
Arthur
Major Anderson Returns From Seattle Mission
Major T. J. Anderson returned this morning from Seattle where he urged Congress to act on a Missouri and Kansas River flood control plan. The Kansas resolution calls for permanent protection of river valleys with levees and revetments funded by liberal federal appropriations. He noted support from Texas and mutual interest from Missouri and Iowa, and described Seattle as hot and dusty with Victoria, British Columbia, as a nearby stop.
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T. J
Seattle
Wash
United Went
Mississippi
Kansas
Missouri
Kansan
Congress
Kansas City
Fedral
Texas
Washington, D. C
Iowa
Anderson
Puget Sound
Victoria
Uniform Laws Addressed by American Bar Association
Hot Springs Virginia reports the president’s ABA address and secretary John Hinkle’s annual report noting broad representation with Alaska to Wyoming listed. Treasurer Frederick B. Wadhams quotes a treasury balance of 6736 dollars. Pollock discusses law in England as eighty two states have enacted uniform law on negotiable instruments and several states have adopted a uniform divorce act.
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Hot Springs
American Bar Association
John Hinkle
Baltimore
Nevada
General Council
Alaska
Melville C. Frown
Arizona
Fyerett R. Hiliwood
California
Cnaries
Monroe
Colorado
Luctus W. Hoyt
Idaho
William W. Woods
Giant
Doctors Disagree Over Dr Schloss Death Duel Fuels Controversy
Berle August 27 Dr Schwartz manager of the state sick insurance hospital at Muhlhausen Alsace Lor raine hired Dr Lehtoss leader of a strike movement on the outdoor relief physicians at Stubhausen. The surviving principal and the seconds tried to conceal the cause of Dr Schloss death attributing it to blood poisoning or to an operation. Police seized the body as it neared cremation at Gotha. The dispute stemmed from months of conflict between the state sick insurance force and thousands of physicians employed by free hospitals or outdoor relief. About three months ago doctors threatened to resign en masse unless their pay rose from 7 to at least 10 cents per visit and demand further gains. The Muhlhausen hospital doctors briefly struck before resuming duties during the inquiry.
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Berle
Schwartz
Tate Sick Insurance
Muhlhausen
Alsace-Lorraine
Lehtoss
Stubhausen
Schloss
Gotha
National Sick Insurance Furce
Free Hospitaln
Muhlhausen Hospital
Dr. Schloss
Smith Family Reunion Draws Over Four Thousand In Peapack
New York reports the twenty eighth annual Smith family reunion at Peapack with over 4000 attendees from Smith lines and friends. It notes John Schmidt arriving from Hel land in 1743 to wed near Peapack. seven children stayed in New Jersey. In Tsin, August 71 details mid article reference. Chinese sale of New Chwang railroad seen as hopeless commercial speculation. July earnings reported at $60,000 with mortgage interest near 9,000 and high expenses.
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New York
Smith
Peanapack
New Jersey
John Schmidt
Helland
Peapack
Tien Tsin
Chwang
Kansans City
J. EL Opn
Ieadts
Tae
A. Stock Co
Christie Grain
Copper City
Benaas City
Atchison
Paul al
Cota
Presse Western Union
J. EB. Gall
Texas Bay ‘Grain
Sixth Street
N.Y. Central
Brock Lo
City
Chicago
Aims
Rat Palen Pacite BS & By
Wie
Fredonia Old Newspapers Exchange Offer at State Journal
In Fredonia Kansas on August 27 a sale of old newspapers scenery and exchanges is announced. The State Journal advertises bundles available for a few days.
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Sca
the State Journal
Markets Today and Live Stock Trade Report
Market summaries show corn steady on wet weather and wheat futures rallying amid rain worries. Live cattle price ranges include native steers from 3.50 to 5.40, with hog and sheep receipts noted and Kansas City and Chicago markets described as unsettled with varied livestock values.
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Chicago
Wan
Mgaine
Bronz
Minneapolin
Chis Jo
Thiluth
de Ee
Rio
Texas
nSa
Abe
Kansas City
Tansas City
Cattla
Oda
Mehr
Vorkee
Bas
Vorkera
Muttoan
Marvelous Cure for Contagious Blood Poison Promoted
A sensational health broadsheet touts Dr. Ferris's secret compound as a universal cure for contagious blood poison. It promises instant healing of sores ulcers and mucous patches with a free offer to all readers and urges immediate response to Cleveland Ohio address. It condemns skeptics while asserting lasting cures and universal health restoration.
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Evar
C. Sargent Ferris
Strawn
Cleveland
Ohio
Ennew Faces Court Again Over Store Dissension
The prominent city lawyer Ennew appears in court amid a dispute involving a rival store across from One Chelsea Hotels. Arguments center on alleged unlawful acts and a demand to remove certain business operations from the rival’s premises as the case unfolds. The exchange includes sharp claims about store conduct and property rights.
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Mary
Revere Times
New York Time
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