Minister Letchmon Optimistic Over Immediate Inquiry
Turkish foreign office demand for an immediate investigation into the Magelssen murder prompted US assurances of a prompt inquiry. Admiral Cotton ordered to sail at once with his squadron to the nearest Turkish port as Brooklyn presses for action. Washington reports indicate President Roosevelt and the State Department seeking decisive, protective steps for American lives and missions in Beirut and Harput while Britain and other powers weigh implications.
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Kansas Railroads and Politics Stir State Campaign
The piece reports a Kansas political scene with Senator Harry McMilan predicting action if opponents coalesce against Republicans. It notes public anger over railroad rates and a push for government ownership or strict regulation, plus rumors and editorials about Senator W. A. Harris’s possible governorship bid and several local state senate candidates in Jefferson and surrounding counties.
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Gether
Kansas
Te Call
Fech
Srugel
Tinois
Missouri
American squadron to Beirut to pursue arrest of suspects
Washington reports swift government action over the affray involving United States Vice Consul Williery Magelasen in Beirut Syria. The European squadron of three warships is ordered to proceed to Beirut to back up the minister in Constantinople who demands a thorough investigation and punishment of those implicated.
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Washington
United States
Williery
Magelasen
Fetrat
Syria
Leishman
Constantinople
State Department
Azure Department
Beirut
Weather cooler with chances of showers in parts
The bulletin reports cooler weather tonight and Saturday with generally partly cloudy skies. Showers have fallen in eastern Kansas and western Missouri, heavy rain in Brunswick, and temperatures ranging from the 40s to the 90s in various towns as forecasters expect cooler conditions to continue.
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Bufell
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Louis
Aeteck
Beeteck
River flood rising and falling near Topeka and Manhattan
Kansas river at Topeka nears height reached two weeks ago but shows a fall at some points amid ongoing rise along the Kaw north of Topeka. Manhattan reports 15 inches above normal with backwater from the Blue River. Lawrence Topeka Manhattan still rising fast with driftwood threatening bridges. Local crews clear debris and assess damage as transportation strains increase.
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Manhatan
Manhattan
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Manuel
Kansas River
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James Latrent
Kansas Citys
Railway collision mars festive events in Rome region
A late night railway accident near Rome involving the S A line disrupted celebrations for the Mire nd queen. A train crash killed a captain and injured many, with soldiers and officials rushing to aid. Hospital staff and physicians organized rapid medical care amid chaos.
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Teenwaldiera
Ody
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Expert Joins York Specialist for Fashionable Dressmaking News
John e. MehManus & Co engage Mr J W Christie of New York to bring top experts in dressmaking. He touts the ken a how method and ensures precise idressee items and proper fit from practical experience. In Arkansas City a boy named Ramsey was kicked by a horse and may die. City temperatures list Chicago and other cities with forecast for Kansas for fair, cool weather and northerly winds through Saturday.
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J. W. Christie
New York
Chinetle
Arkansas City
Kan
Will Ramsey
Quits the Game Sir Thomas Lipton Says No More
Sir Thomas Lipton announced in New York that he will never challenge for the America’s Cup again until a British designer rivals Herreshoff. He praised American brains and hospitality while admitting disappointment over Shamrock’s failure and his own slim chances to win any race.
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Masiand
Nat Herremoft
Wen
England
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Tam
Luke
Hellance
Thomas
Barr
ST Hope
Shamneck
Five Masked Men Rob Rock Island Yard at McFarland
Five masked highwaymen robbed the Rock Island yard and station at McFarland, locking six men in a refrigerator car for two hours. They looted eight watches and about 150 dollars, beat conductor Monahan and station agent Toler, then escaped on foot toward Paxico as pursuing officers closed in near Paxico.
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J. G. Seville
Rock Island Roundhouse
WG. Emerson
Ioerty Ail Amon
Eo Nhuren
Monahan
Hert Tm
Alan
Mumiacke
Big Day for 20th at Iola Kansas Reunion
A rough crowd gathers for the Twentieth Kansas reunion as Governor Bailey and Colonel Joe Waters address attendees in the morning and Henry J. Allen speaks at night. A wind and rain drenches grounds in the afternoon but does not dampen spirits. forecasts promise the final day will be the best yet.
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Kan
Ave
Kansas
Ie Association
Governor Bailey
Joe Waters
Topeka
Henry J. Allen
Ottawa
Suits for Injuries Filed Against Mooser and Creamery
Three suits for 11000 each were filed in district court against Charles and William Mooser and the Continental Creamery company. Plaintiffs allege inferior materials and defective construction caused injuries to Helph J. Chute, Arthur O. Tashlane and Charles F. Taxecker while at work on a building occupied by the defendants.
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William Mooser
Continental Creamery Company
Wlloriness
Helph J. Chute
Arthur O. Tashlane
Charles F. Taxecker
Rm Fallitar Cornice
Mooners
Cwagiery Company
Military responses widen in Balkan crisis near Adrianople
In Sofia Aug 28 the government moved two regiments toward the front to bolster guards and curb insurgent incursions into Macedonia. Constantinople reports large troop concentrations in suburbs and a railway dispatch to the Adrianople area after Circassian attacks. insurgents near Kirk-Ellisseh routed garrison forces, with about six thousand insurgents in Adrianople's vicinity.
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Constantinople
Constantinopl
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Kirk-Ellisseh
Adrianopte
Attorney General outlines assault prosecution limits in Kansas
The office says a man who injures another and pleads to a peace bond before a justice cannot escape further assault charges by paying a fine or leaving. Assistant AG Close notes double jeopardy protections but cautions voluntary fines do not bar formal prosecution for the aggressor. Beeler, Kansas, inquiry cited.
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Ghee Olde
Beeler
Kansas
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Hotter
Justice of Peace
Close
Train brakeman killed in head end collision near Vahark
A head end collision near Vahark injures a brakeman and causes two freight engines to crash, blocking traffic for hours. The wreck, blamed on a misunderstanding of orders, leaves the brakeman fatally injured and a bystander possibly fatally hurt.
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Ebert Chisnairet
A Night on Vesuvias Eruption Report From Naples
Naples reports an Am pressed News correspondent describes a night near Mt Vesuvius. lava volumes rise as flames bow toward the sky. eruption intensifies with fiery columns and detonations, confirming earlier forecasts of a major event.
Broken hip ends in accident in New York state
In time on a bath at Groen New York Mrs Moore slipped and broke her hip. The incident involved Moore who is mother to J Mand Moore of Chipage capital. Contell the Rock Toland wy stone referenced in the fragment.
Officers elected at ABA meeting name Hagerman as president
At the morning session of the American Bar Association Hagerman James Hagerman from Missouri was elected president with Idone Micking of Marsland as secretary. Also chosen for the executive committee were Platt Kow Te of Colorado and Hyerett Wheeler of New York. The committee on international arbitration was set to meet to discuss a proposed court of patent matters and related review powers by the supreme court to preserve jurisdiction.
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Provident
Hot Springs
Ange
Apiorionn Haranmoc
Jarre T Hagermin
Misasuri
Idone Micking
Marsland
Pred
Weaahumas
New York
Theaautet
Corm
Platt Kow
Colorado
Hyerett & Wheeler
Rman
Eriefly
Conarene Tre
Supreme Court
Identity in dispute as man linked to horse theft heard
A preliminary hearing before Judge McCabe examined Henry Taylor who used the alias Tom Molden in a case accusing him of stealing a horse from Horace Farrar a year ago. Farrar, at Santa Fe depot, identified the suspect who traded the horse for a watch and vanished.
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Liberty
Henry Taylor
Tom Molden
Texas Negro
Horace Farrar
Farrar
Santa Fe
McCabe
Bie
Reed
Feegre
Dam Burst Floods Butter Area Causing Wide Damage
Butter Florida August 28 A Boydstown dam seven miles north of town burst releasing 20000 gallons of water and flooding Butter and nearby low lying districts. Property damage reported with residents fleeing to hills. Culverts on the Pittsburgh Sea Lake Erie line washed out and a 20 foot bridge on the eee Western line swept away.
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