land 6000 more first of 100 ships near elliott island
dispatches report heavy firing and land activity around Port Arthur with 4000 to 6400 Japanese troops landing at various points near Tuku Shag and An Tung. Kuropatkin blamed for planning a major move as Shanghai and Chefoo cables describe troop movements, naval mobilizations, and possible mid offensive actions amid ongoing Sino-Japanese hostilities.
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Port Arthur
Broeseet Hax
Bartao
Harbin
Shan Tung
Teaves
St. Petersburg
Chin Pomok
Tor Harlin
Hite
Rurdors
Légation
Nagaspase
Midway
Nenchiang
Liko Tung
Gre
Cape Gamora
Adria
Seymour
Chietiulpo
Seoul
St Peterstinrs
Yane
Tele
Liu Yang
Korea
Scheines
Gin
Kilm Heung
Ham Heung
Kores
Geusan
Kyoryeong
Firat
Vladyostok
Ohkemppo
Yensampo
Ine Croopa
Bert
Anda
Ie Teine
Yongampo
Wit
An Tung
Ste
Severnmental
Russia
Neal Lel
Coal Trust Appeals Fourteenth Amendment Challenges
The Kansas Supreme Court appeal seeks U S Supreme Court review over seven alleged Fourteenth Amendment violations in a coal case. Attorneys for the coal trust argue due process equal protection and privileges issues across multiple Kansas statutes, with John D. Iack named in the appeal and a possible October decision timeline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coal Trust
Kansas Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United States
State Supreme Court
Wri
United States Supreme Court
John D. Iack
Roul Trust
Hossington
Seatth É& West
Difford Histed
J.T .Pringie
A. J. Giluly
Swike West
United State Supreme Court
Congress
Supreme Dower of
Kansas
United States
Supreme Court
Lim
Kurterne Court of
Jawa
Supreme Court of Kansas
Straddle over convention code prompts ununified voice
Delegates at the Ohio Democratic state convention debate party unity and the right to vote their conscience while addressing infighting among Hearst Parker Cleveland Bryan and Gorman factions. The platform promises reform, reduced expenses, and restoring public faith as Ohio’s 46 votes are directed to the national convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
C. May
St Lows
Charman Finlay
Et. J. Starr
Mickerings
Bitte
Ohio
Democratic Party
Hearst
Parkes
Cleveland
Brown
Gressier
Parker
Fa Brass
United Steies
United States
Cotombia
Panama
Bryan
Cochran
HI and Gorman
Crevwland
Johnson
McLean
Lonte
Cottapion
Hill
Gorman
Heuret
Democraic Party
Politics Trust
Rowett Named State Accountant in Kansas
Governor Bailey will appoint Chas Hewett of Kahane City to be state accountant at $2,000 a year with $800 for expenses. Rowett, president of the State Expert Accountants association, is praised for his work checking state institutions. White denies any promise of the position and says Bailey told him he would appoint Rowett.
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Bailey
Chas
Hewett
Kahane City
Kansas
Rowett
W. . Stusley
Stansey
Turt
Talley
Baley
Baltes
William Allan White
White
Ratley
Wakaera Trom
Towert
HM Commission
Lieve
Kanes
William Allen White
Allen Witte
Lemporia
Daley
Viette
Office of
Pines
Covernor
P. Moxey
Philadelphia
Selma Ginan
Moxey
Complex episcopal meeting crowds Philadelphia residence debate
In Los Angeles a warm reception during the conference in Philadelphia drew attention to the residence of a member of the Episcopal board. Discussions touched on how foreign bishops are treated and whether the Philadelphia case would affect a town’s status. A committee ruled that a father should be treated as such, with weather notes predicting cooler conditions tonight.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Palladelphia
epGcopal Board
New York
Thor Jonary
Pennsian
Ministers Enjoined By General Assembly Vote
The Presbyterian general assembly today adopted by two thirds vote a resolution expanding ministerial eligibility beyond married persons in eligible churches belonging to the interchurch conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buttala
N.Y
Presbyterian General Assembly
Intersections to Open as Macadam Ends in City Plan
City plans two full intersections on Sixth Avenue and at Garfield Street as macadam paving ends. County road work causes lane closures and red signals near Morris and Sixth, with the World’s Fair and delivery to Saint Louis noted for subscribers.
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Sixth Avenue
Morris
Garfield Street
Seaven, & UK
Garand Street
Sisin
County
Eve Lesen
Appointment Decision Sparks Political Talk and Land Dispute
In a fragmented account, officials discuss an appointment by the governor and a land sale linked to pine land rights. The speaker suggests Philadelphia accountant P. Moxey for the post, acknowledging costly delays and a six week limit before workload impacts.
Creditors Gain Control of Crawford Opera House Case
Decree sent to Topeka places Crawford opera house in trusteeship for creditors of L. M. Crawford. Court cancels prior deed and transfers property to the Amusement Syndicate reservoir while dissociating other parties. Attorneys for creditors anticipate further action as they pursue additional assets.
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Crawford St. Joseph Opera House
Arrivos
Crawford
St. Joseph
L. M. Crawford
Topeka
Banane
Ben Alvin
Mr. Crawford
Lewis Selis
John FR Melvanes Crawford
Missouri
Peyton
Thomas Fife
Alpert W. Knowles
Crewford
Inter
Knowles
Ind
Weston
Anid
A. Philey
Rolf
Beccate
Joh Mutvune
Bank Turek
Siameur
Sanka and Neteske
Opera Hate
Amusement Company
Lewis Selly
Lewhe Selig
Skaluet
Puid Piattier
Missouri, Kennis
Bank of Topeka
T. M Crawford
Lewis Silix
Quinton & Quinton
Creditore Ors
Pellons Belotues
Craveford
Eugene Quinton
Crawform
Abd Alec Unk
Unclear OCR City Project Proposal Faces Opposition
A garbled text block discusses a county board and a council proposing a development project. It mentions developing an area for industrial or manufacturing use and concerns about impact and oversight. The exact place, dates, and entities are unreadable due to the damaged source.
Negro Shot on Figire in East Siege Meet
Reports say William King was shot during a street event in the East Siege area as fans witnessed a notable incident. A second man sustained abdomen injuries. third participant remained active as the crowd watched. King later withdrew from the scene amid the confusion.
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Rene
Eis East
William King
Jewett Arrested but Released by Habeas Corpus in Topeka
Warden B Jewett of Kansas penitentiary was arrested in the attorney general office on contempt of court charges but released shortly after on a writ of habeas corpus. The arrest, agreed to move the case to the supreme court to avoid district court litigation, involved Sheriff Hendricks and Governor Ballard era figures. The episode centered on the legality of transporting Jewett for writ proceedings and included references to chicken stealing convict William Howard and jurisdiction questions in Leavenworth and Johnson counties.
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B. Jewett
Kansas Penitentiary
PK. Bien Oricks
Johnson County
Jewett Waa
Supreme Court
Hendricks
Jewett
Topeka
Joxdar
Mate Toisy
Sherti
Ballers
Sheri? Hendricks
Imtier
Porey Chena Werners
Jewette
Nat Warden Jewett
Attorney General's
Willam Howker
Smith
Lenairere
Jawelt
Penitan- Hery
Penitan- Pe
Balfey
Willie Rudolph
Joe Sao
Weather Bulletin Reports Rain and Cooler Temperatures
Weather bulletins indicate rain and cooler conditions across parts of Kansas and western Missouri. Traces of frost observed in western Mineourt district with scattered showers in Takner Dolee City Manhattan and Wichita areas. Temperatures fell across the state with 204 and 80 degree readings noted in several towns.
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Jensisy
Kansas
Mineapole
Dolee City
Manhattan
Toepike
Wichita
Sree Rotersi Bene
Toormeter
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Dai Tung Peninsula
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Sithueted
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Jupac
Chilinampa
Song Chen
UG Urocording
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Kyobu
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Mendhem
Wubelet
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Mack
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Purtner
New Ohya Betting Dew
Sew Chang
Meg
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de Jing
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Bastenke
Feceuus
Valiation
Wakow
Europetida
St Peterburg
Weaerdt Europarian
Kuroki
Feng
Kansas Barons
Basia
St. Louis
Sailey
Accountanta’ Association
Episcopacy Committee
Bing
Gowers
Thurstss
States Journal
State Journal
Louie
Wild
Board of County Commissionery
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Negro
Figire
Willem Jeg
Ed Thompaon
Satorday
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Fen
Ible
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Justice Smith
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