Russia and Japan Near War as Negotiations Fail
A lengthy dispatch reports Japan accusing Russia of stalling peace talks while building up forces for war. It details Russian mobilizations to the Far East, fortifications at Port Arthur and Vindhoving, and Japan’s latest demands and military preparations leading to a likely conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dapanene
Tyre
Spenini
Ulues
Japan
Dewi
Ber Wartilor Jons
Far East
Eben Ake Sane
Toe Casey
Aia
Port Arthor
Fem
Windhoetock
Jude Tore Bide
Patheidt
Jan
Batcirounbtsneew Eee Tayea Pelied
Hussia Lo Bhi
Sibetian Rilwag
Tiveia
Egatnd
Arthur
Huawhun
Tan Yang
Sierlan
Folumtver
Berks
Allcret
Yalu
Viadivostauk
Maburuvn
Port Arthur
Tuider Reirs
Ieet -Wilke
Ting Yang
Kwsia
Giailent
Challoney
Jett
Fragmentary note on Russia and war precedents
The text discusses midinterpretation by Russia, international law after hostilities, and political reactions to wartime actions. It references Japan, Russia, and invasions such as Finland, noting declarations of war and legitimacy doubts in modern conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Japan
Xrace
Mary
Iusdia
Ahi
Finland
Count von Pueckter Involved in West Africa Deaths
Dispatches report unrest in German Kamerun after a lantern theft leads to punitive actions. Count von Preckler, once district official and ex Northwest Kamerun employee, is said to have incited attacks on villages, triggering fires, killings, and a punitive expedition.
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Bert
Kamerun
West Africa
North West Kamerun
Liese
Count von Preckler
Northwest Kameun Company
von Preckler
Northwest Kamerin Company
Herr Snboeiler
Gosnpunss
Insii
Count van Pueckter
Mintern
Herr Schoelfer
van Puyckter
Beatiie
Count von Pucekier
Herr Schooler
Topeka Burlesque Prospects with Weber & Fields Visit
A piece on Topeka’s theater scene notes Weber and Fields may tour the city if a date is granted. It mentions Atchison being smaller but with a Crawford-managed Grand Opera House capable of hosting major acts, while Topeka’s trust controls access to Weiler and Fields.
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Atellein
Weber &Fields
Saturney Wight
Mary
Topekes
Weber & Finite
Atchison
Topeka
RS. Brigham
Weber
Peles
Thetter Trust
Topeke
Kiaw & Erlanger
New York
Weiler & Fielda
Crawford
Weber & Féeliin
Win Weber & Feddearg
Lillian
Alans
Charries J. Hoss
Petty Unit Min
Cateye
Sire
St. Jor
Grand Opera House
Dick Elected in Joint Ballot Sate Senate Vote
Columbus dispatch reports General Charles F. P. Dick was elected to a state senate seat by a joint ballot of both houses for the short and term, with results announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, C
Charles FP. Dick
Charles 1 Dick
Shantor
Mma Hina
Santa Fe Strike Over Hours Reduction Sparks Action
Section hands on the Santa Fe line between Atchison and Topeka struck to protest a pay and hours change. Local officials deny knowledge of a strike while workers claim the reduction in working hours has been imposed, with wages and schedules reportedly altered this month.
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Atchison, Kow
Atehison
Topeka
Atchison
Santa Fe
Emc
Russia Protests Amid Press Attacks and Manchuria Tangle
Washington notes a Hay Cassini conference amid U S Russia tensions. Cassini cites anti Russian sentiment and says Washington has no plans to grant a Guam landing cable license. Ambassador Cassini warns American papers fuel anti Russia bias and calls for toned coverage to preserve friendship and neutral stance in Far East affairs. He explains evacuation delays in Manchuria were due to safeguarding strategic interests and regional commitments.
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Washington
Hay
Count Cassini
Thuseia Gewinst
Americas
Renaeda
Count Caselat
Commercial Subi
Hat
Guam
Japan
Associated Press
St. Petersburg
Hoselan
Tom Correstionent
Americam
Tussia
Russie
Ayuestan
United States
Trusslar
Wan
Austin Ein Sen
Russia
Tam
Raesia
Manchuria
Plaae
U. S
Faswia
Kefaty
Ruskia
Armerica
Rusa
Rosia
Rusia
Huesian Embassy
Ambamador
Red
Cron Secetoy
Agitation Over Delegation Seats In Local Races
Report from a county convention shows tensions between the Bowersock and Allen factions over seating rights. W. R. Stubbs calls for fair rules, while McGrew proposes each candidate pick a representative to avoid a split. Delegates from Johnson and Anderson counties seek to seat their preferred groups as the Wichita district lingers on candidacies.
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Bante
Chalymoan
Sock
W. R. Stubbs
Allen
Miami County
Bowersuck
Ailey
Son
Johndon County
McGrew
Bowersack
Hoch
Clyde Miller
Doagusy
W. OR. Stubbs
Bowersock
Wichita
T. T. Kelly
BH. J. Allen
Himeett
George W. Wheatley
A. D. Walker
Rail
Rand
Dewey denies it as witness ties ranch conflicts
Chauncey Dewey testified he was six years old when taking charge of a Rawlins and Cheyenne county ranch in September 1900. He described threats, property damage, wells filled, fences cut, and pasture burned by the Barry and Herty factions. He recounted dismounting for a tank stop at Almaeus Berry’s and a gunfight amid warnings to withdraw. The testimony included publication disputes with the Topeka State Journal and references to federal indictments.
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Norton
Kan
W. J. McBiride
Dewey
Chauncey Dewey
Rawlins
Cheyenne
Barrys
Ray Hire
Winletier
Frijury
Alpheus Berry
McBride
Burck Terry
Smythe
Roy Berry
Fins
General Colby
Nebraska
Topeka State Journal
Chauncey Dewy
Wnd
General Colby Amat
Co. Meee Lands Cattle
Homestegdere Fenelne
Dorsain
Chauntey Dewey
M. Pea Ee Ee Ae Beng Disturbed
Ie Wilson
Dixey Is Dead
The fragment reports a death linked to consumption at a person’s home, noting the Philadelphia and Manhattan references among garbled terms. The readable elements indicate a notice of death with uncertain surrounding details.
Market report shows corn weakness and strong hogs
A dense market summary notes corn selling pressure with lower May and July prices, heavy corn liquidation amid weak cash calls and lower Liverpool values. Hog market remains robust with bids near 5.05 to 5.35 while cattle stay firm to higher on week, and wheat soy oats and provisions show varied activity across Chicago and Kansas City exchanges.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Satota
Mayehne Bisher
Shorts
Tosa
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Africa
Weber & Fields
Hanna
O’brien
Gibbs
Kansas City
Joe
Ories
Juste
UL Gibbs
O'Brien
Denny Leary
Ferns
State Journal
Dixey
Markets Today
Adrices Brace
J. E. Gat
West Sixth Street
Christie Grain and Btock Co
Atockera
Nals
Ea Packers
Sisuaie
Chicago Livestock Market
Pritie Stern
Suebate Stair
Hep
Pry Ative Lantos
Westerss Lamtta
Fliogs
St Louis
St. Louis
March S
Ciseasa
Waterch Siete —Teendy
Me Doer Dairy
Haseley Sy
Tases Inctild
Maries
Er Cis
Celta
Ara
Nod
Nado Waite
Mikes
Bay Hole
Timothy
Ehetce Fk Borin Creamery
Marchese Frm Mercantile Paper
Ster
Wats Baers Pel Hess
Bog
Plist
Siikes
Honda
Ateady
E. Gall
Star
Brook Co
Wall St
London
Louisville
Consolidated Gas
Chicago Terminal
United States Express
St Lo
State
Figuo
Ian Node
Isglies Fine
Byie
Peta New Ee
Tee
Cotton— Vette
Sendy
Anderson
Kansas
B.w
Texas
Deren
Patsy Chi
Kansas Y. A
New York State
Bain
Kas
Ralph Bain
Pearance
MLW
John W. Hamilton
Mexico
Mar S
See
Iso
Pre
St. Gre
Tniand Am
Bmantiattan
Teg
Pacific
Bene Erie
Tral Peel Entan Pacifie
Stein-Bloch
Cravenette
Robinson, Marshall & Co
Kansas Ave
Reid Murdoch
Malta
Star Grocery Wholesale and Retail
T. Montgomery
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