Fighting at Van Reports 40 Lat ter Killed and Turkish Ultimatum
Constantinople reports a clash at Van with about forty Armenians dead. Echem Pasha fired. A thousand British bluejackets parade through Candia as powers issue ultimatums to the Sultan. Turkish authorities deny surrender and claim discipline remains. Turkish troops continued in Crete amid tensions noted by Admiral Noel.
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Constantinople
Cat
Noel
Petenses
Nwel
Diavudo Venki
Hag
Bethany Clergy Meet in Episcopal Diocese Gather
The annual meeting of the clergy and lay delegates of the diocese closed last Thursday at the Bishop Millspaugh home. Officers were elected for the ensuing year, including a treasurer and secretary, with Rev Beatty presented a gold ring by Bishop Millspaugh. The convention noted Bethany College’s 3000 dollar net clear for Bishop Millspaugh’s tenure and set Wichita as the next convention site.
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Episcopal Church
Millepaugh
Tolley
Leeds
Wakeace
F. Ee Stimpen
P. Skinner
Lawrence
J. Ben
Junction City
Davison
Eas Potiaseriuay Tax Deputiee
A. B Horton
Tupeka
Gee
Puon Tupeheon
Beatty
Nawfan
Millspaugh
Peace Commission Heads Work For Duties In Paris
United States Peace Commission takes possession of seven room suite on ground floor of Hotel Continental near the Tuilleries Gardens. Officials unpack records, arrange details, and prepare joint inquiries while Spanish commission denies interviews. Visitors tour the Louvre as the two sides brace for coordinated work.
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Paris
United States Boyee Commission
Continentsl
Purin
Madrid
Unitet States
Ttme
Commsdon
Louvre
Wearefare
Commmiseian
Armerican Commission
Wit Commissian
Baseball A Failure Prompts League Losses Across Twelve Clubs
Washington reports that seven of twelve major league clubs lost substantial sums in the year due to war impact on attendances. Presidents cite war effects, admit declines at turnstiles, and consider changing schedules or reducing games next season. The four trip plan boosted pennant race but raised costs, with clubs debating whether to continue.
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Washington
Lenat
Wel Faltheuserste
Dol Hert
Hanton
Ezore
Bert
St Cleveland
Pittaburs
New York
Wagner
Avives
Night of Terror in Panik as Miners Arm Themselves
A night of terror grips Panik Ti as two thirds of homes are occupied. Miners, allied with others from nearby towns, patrol the streets armed with shotguns and rifles. Deputies and militia aim to keep order but fear violence as white and black tensions surge and plans unfold to prevent a feared influx of armed labor from joining the unrest.
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Pana
Panik
Giie
Otter
Jay
Pritgarde
Penwell Stuckaites
Autvestul
Kesslip
Cvault
Ancur
Sherim Coburn
Urewnt Appeal
Buttery
Galesburg
Ham
Hans Lune
Veterios
Gryvers
Dave
Shetty
Mure & Ohio
Ann
Othe
Merit Caburis
Pyevelit
Beldap
Cristian oMuyty
President Disappears as Receiver Appointment Shocks New England Loan
New York Oct 1 The president of the New England Loan and Trust company Daniel O Eah Crush has vanished after the firm placed under receiver Bainard. He last appeared at the offices Monday morning and has since not been seen, leaving his desk and mail untouched. The company’s failure deepens as Bannard assumes control and the president’s family relocates from Montclair. Friends fear mental strain from the turmoil and pending proceedings.
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New England Loan Co
New York
Pontanya
Daniel O. Eah
Crush
New England Loan and Trust Contiunitg
Otte Ty Bannard
Tle
Kelituidah
Montcluic
blueMice
New England Loan and ‘Trust Company
Anriomond
Eshbaugh
Privaty
Morfide Mall
Abana
Bannent
Eshbaveb
Montclair
Eshtaugh
Cheyman
Montelatr
Kitchener Will Retire After Egyptian Campaign Ends
London telegraph correspondent reports strong belief General Kitchener plans to retire from service after completing work in Egypt and return to England by October end. Rumor notes meetings with Major Marchand, possible departure details, and hidden treasure leads. Lord Edward Cecil may handle Fasoda dispatches. a 12 pound offer allegedly to entice former volunteers remains mentioned.
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London
Culro
Daily Telegraph
Kitchener
England
Marchand
Fashola
Edward Ceek
Fasho
Dying of Babies and Uncertain Recovery of Dr Todd
Slender hopes are entertained for the recovery of Dr A Tate and for Dr Todd a surgeon at Presbyterian Hospital. Dr Todd suffered several concussions overnight and today with progressively weakening condition. He remains conscious at Hewes but growing weaker. hospital officials fear death within twenty four hours. His parents Mr and Mrs E Todd are at his bedside.
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Toda
Chicago
A.tate
Ohio Taane Hoxplit
Presbyterian Hospital
Todd
Hewes
Bao
EA Todd Pi Doh
CORDON OF FLAMES ENGULFS COLORADO RESERVES
Denver reports vast wildfires burning for nearly 300 miles across Grand River Roaring Fork and Gunnison basins. White River reserve near Glenwood City center. Cottonwood Four Mile creeks see flames. Ranches abandoned as commissioners blame campers while officials seek federal aid to contain the blaze.
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Denver
Rattiemont
Grand River
Roaring Fork
Guntison
Gartisid
Detta
Mesa
White River
Garneld County
Routt and
Riolance
Iits
Glenwood
Cottonwood
Four Mile Creeks
Rio Grande
Minturn
Callrond
Swan
Unitea Staten
Colorado Still Burning Warns of West Slope Fires
Weather and firefighting efforts sweep through Wisconsin and Colorado as flames spread from Steamboat Springs to Mount Baldy. Officials warn sparks from engines and campers’ fires sparked outbreaks. rain and men- tures offer brief relief, while Pitkin and surrounding counties mobilize to contain advancing blazes across vast timbered ranges.
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Wisconsin
Denver
Rockies
Steamboat Springs
Shepdenburg
Washington
Cole Crud
Addins
Pikes Peak
Mings
Mount Baldy
Pikes Paok
Aundown
Pitkin County
White River
Upper
Dunn
Gilbert
Penk
Jokomu
Colt
Apedil
Montrose
Hiatrply Mesa
Saw Tooth Mountain
Laready
Prairie fires devastate Illinois stock regions and towns
Reports from Horague and New Richmond describe prairie fires spreading along Cimaka road and Creel Lake area, destroying timber and threatening towns. North western Lumber Co. lost 200,107 feet of saw logs above Stansay Fifield. Fires forced evacuations and left cattle and sheep industries devastated as towns brace for a hard winter.
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Uridwe
Alamena
Ston
Simberland
Spain plans Visayas reinforcements and protests to Washington
Madrid October 1 cabinet approves General Rios to lead reforms in the Visayas and concentrate forces at Mindaue. About 450 troops guard the Visayas as Spain orders artillery batteries ready to move within 24 hours. government protesting American refusal to permit Spanish troops to operate in the islands and demanding release of Spanish prisoners. Porto Rico population seeking to return to Spain.
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Bpain
Madrid
Rios
Visayas
Min
Danke
Washington
Paris
Andalusia
Philippine Islands
Porto Hico
Spal
Competitive Drill At Garfield Park Event Returns Strong
A local competitive drill at Garfield Park drew six entries with participants from Topeka and nearby. Members of the Modern Woodmen of America and the Ancient Order of United Workmen participated, with Woodmen dressed in uniforms and carrying axes while Workmen marched in leather attire. The event featured torch formations and demonstrations by lodge members, including DeLow and Sha Capital lodge participants, highlighting a community display of fraternal drill skills.
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Garfield Park
Topeka
Modern
Woodmen of
America
Aches Order
United
Louige
Abandoned Anti-Dreyfus Meeting Sparks Citywide Protests
Paris reports show placards announcing the anti-Dreyfus gathering by Paul Dermède’s followers were abandoned to let attendees join Dreyfus meetings. The incident included an attack by a deputy’s wife at Tu Lanterne offices and a planned duel between Charles Ernest Panimier and St Touret as tensions rose.
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Paris
Paul Dermede
Dreyfus
Charles Ernest Panimier
Calvailes
Tu Lanterne
BM Olivier
St Touret
Snapshot city celebrates tumultuous festival night
A chaotic carnival in Topeka draws a huge crowd at Garfield Park with parades and street performances. Police report disturbances as revelers toss objects, while Governor Leedy’s niece attends the Well Festival with Concordia Republicans. Frank Nelson contests for state superintendent amid lively turnout and questions about festival success.
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Grace Hagben
Satina
Eieuta
Ian Peres
Sean
Gembne
Garfield Park
Alice Leedy
Leedy
Pir
Lawrence
Acki¢y
Concordia
Jou
Frank Nelson
Republices
Society Notes Highlight Hellantthus Club Dance at Harmony Hall
The Hellantthus club hosted its first dancing party at Harmony Hall drawing a lively attendance. A lengthy list of attendees includes Miss Nannie Veale Miss Jessie Payne Miss Katie Freishman Miss Berenice Fuller Miss Nellie Baker Miss Lulu Ewart Mira Nettie Ware Miss Olive Gundry Miss Eve Hazen Miss Rebecca Rodgers Miss Lucy Lord Miss Maud Holcombe Miss Alishelie Troutman Miss Jessie Meyers Miss Amy Crandell Miss Octavia Greenwood and others. Also noted are social visits and various local engagements with residents from Kansas City Lawrence Topeka Ottawa and Herington among others. The piece closes with society notes on upcoming dances lessons and club activities.
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Hellantthus Club
Harmony Hall
Nannie Veale
Jessie Payne
Katie Freishman
Berenice Fuller
Nellie Baker
Lulu Ewart
Mira Nettie Ware
Olive Gundry
Eve Hazen
Rebecca Rodgers
Lucy Lord
Maud Holcombe
Alishelie Troutman
Jessie Meyers
Amy Crandell
Community clubs schedule upcoming meetings in Topeka area
The Ninde Chautauqua and Portia club announce meetings at local venues including the Methodist church parlors and Mrs D C Tillotson home. Junior Atlanteans Vignette club Olio Federation and Daughters of the American Revolution set dates in October with lectures on literature American history and government.
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Topekx
Huntoon
Lincoln
Palpherman
Dale
Ninde Chautauqua
Mr. Foster
Ethel Frizzell
Europe
Mrs. Arthur
Slater
Portia Club
D.C. Tillotson
Federation
Miss Alena Church
Frank Willard
Potwin
Olio Federation
Unity Church
Christ Hospital
Guilford Dudley
Chaldean Club
Flora Mayo
H. G. Larimer
Daughters of the American Revoolution
Jealous Of Sloan At Newmarket Races Sparks English Jealousy
London report notes Sloan the American jockey provoked strong envy after his rising success in a Newmarket handicap. Mandorla initially won but was disqualified for boring while Kirchwasser faded. Robinson and Loates faced stewards’ action. Jockey club names reforms to shorten races and curb stamina decline. broader church and mining congress updates in Bradford and London.
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Copsright
Associated Pres
London
Great Britain
Ingham
Windsor Park
Newmarket
Sloan
Sammy “Toates
Nat” Robinson
Mandorla
Robinson
Loz- Eun Hall
Kirschwasser
Kirschwas
Jockey Club
Lestes
Houghton
Ted Sloan
Enya
Conance
Loates
Maddon
Hose
Welton
Jt Wan
Congressee
Church
Bradford
Canterbury
Are
Seabee
Conference of the
Miners’ Federation
Smoke Klauer's Gold Bug. 1901 miners wage strikes note
A fragmented 1901 report notes miners receive a 2 percent immediate advance with references to conciliation boards and a looming strike involving 417,500 miners. It mentions the Duke of Connaught in Aldershot, a bush fire near Aldershot with the Duke riding past, and various global notes on steamers lengthening, birth certificates, and a theater case in chancery.
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Duke of Connaught
New York
Belfast
Glangow
Madrid
Aseline Putt
Elimren
St Low
Mie
David Cirletic Murray
George Washington
Finland
High Court of Justice
Niatty Daly
George Tedwards
MATAAPA GOES BACK TO Succeed Samoa King
Washington reports Samoa's exiled former king Matanis may return after ten years, with the government confirming the plan to install him as successor to the late Alite Kink Matleton. Four committees form a fusion slate in Butler County politics with Republicans and Democrats sharing a single ticket.
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Matiton
Samoa
Washington
Stete Gompartment
America
Apis Simos
Matanis
Aasum
Alite Kink Matleton
Butler County
W. Murphy
Moyle
Equity
Suppress Anarchists Conference Proposal Reported
The Tribune states European governments have pledged to Italy’s plan for a conference to coordinate measures against anarchists. Capital Lodge No 3 A O U W members are asked to assemble at the hall Sunday afternoon, following a funeral, by order of the lodge.
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Italy
Rome
the Tribune
Capital Lodge No. 3
A. O
Capital Lodge No
A. OU. W
Tite Hall
Tai
Priennial Conclave Knights Templar at Pittsburg
Reported details of a Triennial Conclave Knights Templar event in Pittsburg Pennsylvania set for October 10 to 14. Mentions Union Pacific offering a round trip fare and travel specifics along with competing travel options and weather notes in various southern cities.
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Pittsburg
Knights Templar
Union Pacific
Union
Benline
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Enpeki
Tepika Avenue
Pah Shert
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Dackan
Cee Avenue
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Kansas City
A. B. Quinton
Col. Jenkins
Fifth Kansas Regiment
T. W. Scudder
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Jeanette Wheeler
Edith Davis
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Purcelle
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Avery Turner
Hodge
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George W. Crane
C.D. Hudson
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St. Louis
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Cincinnati
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Herington
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George C. Sperry
City of Mexico
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Ottawa
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Olathe
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J. Hague
Omaha
Ohio
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University of Pennsylvania
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D. J. Merwin
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We Tunior Atlanteans
Mary Norton
Alenn Church
Kittle Sorte
Harriet Broad
Perle Latham
Fanny Blakestey
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Mins Murphy
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Afies Sallie Heck
Anua Hanks
Susa Mabel McGiffin
Himn Barcsay
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J. Varn Houten
Lie
Tages’ Music Club
Frank T Maclo~ Ban
MacDowell
Bundy
Hevery
Foster
Tees Casas Bliss Bundy
Charles
Macdowe
MacDowell MacDowell
Nicholson
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Felix GoUnsAry
Klauer
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