Warships Fill Harbor As Russia and Japan Tense
A chaotic dispatch notes Russian fleets moving toward Port Arthur and Ma-San-Pho, while Japanese forces concentrate on Korea’s border. Reports claim diplomacy falters over Manchuria evacuation and potential partition of Korea, with Tokyo pressing for a quick settlement as war tensions rise. The Washington result covers a royal wedding amid global turmoil.
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Paris
Port Arthur
Ma-San-Pho
Korey
Rosetun
London
Heron Hayashi
Mimi Dor de Laster
Bully Mail
Oor
Cesc
Tyron de Koken
Ty Dagen
Borie
Tapatiere Buveniene
Japan
Marcunin
Russia
Allie Jaron
Japurn Kura
Washington
Viet X
Hirmatior
Ate Hay Henger
Rene Aire Tully
Julie Ae
Wits
Laniedort
Trent
Manchuria
Poids
Corralanden
Eeelie Wiiwy
Kobe
Jhnan
Tfanhe
Barna von Haken
Vnl
Am Nuje
Dananesa
Vacrusiin
Manchurbi
Somerohd Soxske
Chigmine
Cores
Janan
Aete Holt
Opie
Farin von Rem
Mauna Lea Outbreak Report At Honolulu October
Outbreak news from Honolulu in October reports Mauna Lea is very active with heavy spread. Limited readable text notes large cites and mentions an incident labeled as a grant eaten of large cites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauna Lea
Honolulu
Kansas-Nebraska Game to be Held in Lawrence
University of Kansas president J. Wa reen announced in chapel that the Kansas-Nebraska game will be played in Lawrence. About 2600 tickets may be sold to students at $1 gate. the student body will act to secure sales and support. Weather and finances constrain the plans. several players were unavailable due to injuries and bruises affecting the squad before departure to Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kansan
J. Wareen
Athietic Bound
University of Kansas
Pnoueh
Teentyiwc
Kansas City
Avery
Cocke
Lee
Griggs
Rice
Vielling
Ieal
Woman Drummer Sues Over Hotel Incident in Circuit Court
Lucille C. Fry, traveling representative of Lens & Son of Kansas City Mo, sues in the U S circuit court for 10000 dollars claiming intimidation extortion of funds and slander. She alleges Miss Pry was detained at the Montezuma hotel in Semnen City around 2 or 3 am and coerced into paying 60 dollars under threat of confinement. Fry seeks 250 dollars in damages for personal distress and 900 dollars for alleged reputational harm plus 10000 dollars punitive damages on the second count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Lucille C. Fry
Af Lens & Son
Kansas
Cy. Mo
Lant
Sies
J. Te Setlarde
As Pry
Ie Bielks
Sellards
Wieurrener
Train wreck near North Topeka injures two Railway workers
Collision on Union Pacific tracks four miles east of North Topeka wrecks a train engine and caboose. Engineer C. G. Smith of Herington and Clerk Evans injured. Evans taken home, extent unknown. Smith worse but improving at Stormont hospital. passengers lightly jolted with minor injuries.
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North Topeka
Porkaltra
Alen
Mn Evan
Kansas
G. Smith
Stormont Hospital
RULED BY PLATT AND CITYS UNION ATTACK
New York reports Comptroller Grout issuing a statement replying to last night’s convention action. He accuses the Citizens’ Union of yielding to Senator Platts rule and vows to resist removal from the ticket. He appeals to the tall-minded to defend honest men against mob rule. The piece also notes Judge Jumor and Judge Hook’s seats and court proceedings in Topeka, with court opening in Kansas City and a banquet in honor of Judge Riner. Chinese minister buys arms in Berlin as war material is sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Grout
Citiens’ Union Oeene
Platts
Jumer
Wno
Kansas
Hook
St. Peat
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Topeka
George Shari
Kan=s City
Riner
Dar
Kansan
Kennasas
Defense Seeks Doubt in Maxwell Case at Trial
The Peterson-Neil murder trial neared verdict as defense argued attendants caused Maxwell’s death. Physicians debated paresis and bone fragility while Nell and Peterson recounted the struggle. Deposition witnesses testified Neil and Peterson had good reputations. judge instructed on possible verdicts and paresis impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson-Neil
Maxwell
Attorno Magaw
Biddle
van Nedse
Buckmaster
Hogetwom
Max
Nell
Peterson
RE. Buckmaster
Gurl Nell
J. M. Peterson
Avi
Wes
Tte
Neil
Abbingte Hall
Mutiern
Pevsr
Jeoliar
Calle
Helm
Gartenet i I
Parser
Peter Ron Sai
Marie
Tr. B.D. Bantman
Insane Anyium
Parrsix
T. O. Biddle
Neil-Peterson
Neil and Peterson
Saylum
WC. van Neys
John C Losan
Jon C
Siream Springs
Ark
Stanley Cramtall
Siloam Springs
Howard
Kaw
Nathan O. Baldwin
Stowm Spring
Neils
E. C. Talbot
Hill
AL James Psinger
Fred Trey
L. Hogan
D. B
F. Neil
J. Lindball
D. M. Steele
J. Alien
Centse
Kan
A. TL. Southers
Petersen
Good JR Holmes
FW. Sivtam
P. Seaman
J. O. Quick
A. Ward
A'S. Finwing
Farrar
Clos
Marrer
Magaw
Hazen
J Fingen
Petersin
Maswell
W. i Jaumivan
A. Magaw
Ora
Dr C O Rice Kills Officer in Pueblo Drug Store Rampage
In Pueblo Colorado Dr C O Rice a respected physician, intoxicated by alcohol, shot and killed Officer Slater at Palace drug store in Central Basel and then fatally wounded himself after holding a crowd at bay. Detective Roubichaud and Assistant Fire Chief Charlie Campbell broke in from the store cellar to overpower Rice who was later jailed. Officer Martz was killed. Rice is hospitalized and critically ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pueblo
Col
C. O. Rice
Palace
Basel
Hou
Polloe Eer Slater
Uffiver
Rus
Roubichaud
Fie
Charlie Campbell
Martz
Wreck injures fourteen in Kansas City trolley crash
A bound Chelsea park trolley car in Kansas City Kansas struck a wagon carrying fourteen occupants. Injured include Mrs Barker Wellbery Mrs Brenner Mrs Welborn Brunner Knox Wellborn Mrs Wilson John Witsoe Latte Witemn Drutsch Dorrie Wiron George Gray and others. several with head and leg injuries.
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Kanss City
Chelsea Park
Thirteenth
Stewart Avenue
Kansas
Kimi “Barker
Wellbergy
Atneie
Brenper
Otte Brunner
Welborn
Allen's Family Sickness Shocks Nomens City
A chaotic report says Senator Allen's family, including four children, suffers from typhoid fever and diphtheria like illness. The ailing household is under medical care as officials discuss relief and future travel plans. The senator reportedly plans to visit Topeka for necessary actions while awaiting word on the crisis at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wottenmex
Nomens City
Allen
Price
Helle
Frlee
Adjutant General's Office
Foneka
Kelsey
Mr Bone Improves Health. Secretary to Gov Bailey Moves Mail
H J Bone secretary to Gov Bailey today sent word that his mail be forwarded to Excelsior Springs where he is said to be staying. The note implies Bone is improving and may resume correspondence though Governor Halley has not yet fully attended the log rolling event but is expected to return.
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H. J. Bone
Bailey
Ernoc
Excelsior Springs
Bone
Halley
Composer Found Dead In New York Home
Peter A. seen widely known composer and four time Websterian chue dean died at his residence in New York. He served 25 years in the music field and was a prominent figure in New York arts circles. The obituary notes his long career and influence on American composition.
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New York
Ovr
Peter A
Websterian
Chue Deen
Confused lines hint at unidentified figure in Anaconda case
Fragmentary report mentions Beledobu Kelly of Anaconda and a case involving Cee Kelly. Text unclear but suggests inquiries or actions connected to a Fyisom Cal area, with no clear outcome or date. Further readable details are needed to determine exact event and parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beledobu Kelly
One of Fifty Alleges Combinations in Restraint of Commerce
A court action claims that a group formed among businesses attempted to restrain trade. The suit names several firms and alleges coordinated price fixing and market allocation. Legal arguments focus on whether the defendants violated antitrust laws and harmful effects on competition.
Penalties Demanded From Railroads and Express Firms
Austin Tex Oct District Attorney Warren Moore on behalf of the state has filed anti trust suits against several railroads and express companies alleging contracts that reserved express business for one company and shut out others. Penalties and charter forfeiture are sought with prerogative fines up to 10000 per suit. Defendants include Rock Island Railroad United States Express Texas Pacific Texas Express MissouriKansas Texas American Express San Antonio Express Wells Fargo and others, with plans for forty nine similar suits statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Warren Moors
Hock Island Walroad
United States Express Scorpieriy
Texas Paritie Railroad
Texas Express Company
Misatl Kansas & Texas Railroad
American Express Company
Shu Antonio
Wells Fargo Express Company
Lattorney Moore
Storm Devastates Aliceville and Nearby Towns in Kaw
Tornado and storms hit Burlington area causing extensive destruction. Dozens injured as homes, stores, and the Methodist church are wrecked. Affects Aliceville and surrounding farms with several buildings leveled and crops ruined. toll figures in thousands. Emergency crews aid injured and search for survivors.
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Burlington
Kaw
Aliceville
Alerville
Anderson
Coffey
Lavell
Gilling
Olsen Guton
Sdward
Mattiy McNary
Mes Hicks
Earlywine
Jones
D. Bryant
Stréee
Missouri Acts
Vuin
Allevitin
Armilan Eyelone
Alicevite
Fragmented Kansas depot crowds endure rail delay
Kansas City observers report the Aston depot's severe conditions as thousands of excursionists crowded the dreary corridors. Passengers sleepless in cramped seats and on cement pavements faced long waits for trains, delaying connections and travel to destinations tomorrow. The Emporia Presbytery adjourned after a busy session, with delegates heading to Minneapolis.
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Ansas City
Kansas City
Aston
Attmés
Bowes
Weather Report Notes No Frost Amid Chilly Morning
Government thermometer reads low temperatures with no frost observed this morning. Director Jennings reports no frost notice while forecast for Kinsax predicts fair tonight and Friday with warmth later. Wind from the west at about 0 miles per hour, early readings show a minimum near 4 percent.
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Jennings
Kinsax
Penny Decries Immoral Music in College Chapel
Prof G B Penny shocked Waan burn college chapel by labeling twenty five hymns as immoral due to their music. He named six waltzes two two steps and seventeen polkas as inappropriate for religious services and urged more careful music selection for morning worship. He did not seek removal of the hymn, but expected tighter control over selections to reduce disapproved tunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waanburn College Chapel
G. 8. Penny
Penny
Elmens
Grout Ousted Off Tickets Stir In New York Conventions
Muted tone as Citizens Union and Republican conventions reconvened to rescind Grout and Porestrom nominations. Delegates debated leadership in Brooklyn and Bronx contests while Corant Le Seep and Joseph Le Seep were nominated by Republicans. Roosevelt’s uncle Robert S Roosevelt drew attention amid political maneuvering for local and state posts.
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New York
Citizens’ Union and Republicat Organization
Grout
Porestrom
Cooper Coton
Cy Huntington
Litte Inwrest
Bronk
Corantr Dosaph
Wis
Alan
Republic Cunaa
Garingio
Woodruff
Hinrich
MeGluire
Lin Tarmany Namipalian
Maohastiss Boroast
Tai
Work on Weet Th Avenue track lines advances
North Topeka crews lay new poles and string trolley wires as South Topeka repairs proceed. Collins, superintendent, says Dowman gate likely to see trains by Friday night. In Saintsville National Prison congress and affiliates elect officers including Charlton J. Lewis of New York as president and Dr H E B Alison of Fishkill as president of the Physicians association.
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Lairte Xade
Weet
Tenth Avenue
Lawes
Collins
North Topeka
Saintsvile
Get
National Prison Congress
Organizstons
Charlton ‘J. Lewis
New York City
J. T. Gilmore
Toronto
David
Wardens Association
H. EB. Alison
Fishkill
Physicians’ Association
J. M. Bat
Concord Junction
Mass
Trey
Bitx Found Ready Buyer Auction Clears 13000 Goods
New York hosted what is described as the largest risk auction sale, with buyers from major cities present. About 13,000 pieces of goods sold for roughly 300000 dollars to reduce stock for a large manufacturer. The session ended in a rush with all items disposed of. Colors sold well though black red favored. Mitchell commented nothing was decided yet. Indiansport Indiana President Mitchell of the Mine Workers spoke after a national executive conference about the Colorado situation and forthcoming final press announcements.
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Bitx
New York
Mitchell
Indiansporls
Ind
National Executive Committee
Colorado
Chicago Bridge Threats Shake Fund, Extortion Demands
Extortion plots surface as a group threatens to blow up a Chicago bridge and wreck property with dynamite. The suspects demand $50,000 from the fund, escalating fear of destruction and costly retaliation.
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Chicago
Oct
Aitch
Cac Ho
First Step Taken to Prevent Kansas City Floods
Nearly 200 delegates from Missouri and Kansas attend the interstate river improvement congress at the Commercial club rooms in Kansas City to push an appropriation for Kansas and Missouri river improvements. S. W. Fox reads the first formal paper. others on the program include U.S. Senator F. M. Cockrell, Rep. Charles Curtis, and William Cowherd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaneas City
Kantés City
Kansas Valley
Interstate River Improvement Congress
Commercial Club
Missouri
Kansas
Congress
S. W. Fox
United States
F. M. Cockrell
Charles Curtis
William Cowherd
Chester Long
William J. Stone
Chanute Board of Trade targets gas well expansion and visits
The Chanute Board of Trade meeting focused on gas field expansion with plans to invite manufacturers and secure written proposals. Senator Kelly attended and praised Chanute for aggressiveness while a study trip for him to view gas wells was proposed. Directors will refine trip details and consider travel and lodging for potential visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute
Sas
Board of Trade
Reiva
Biute Benatar Kelly
Phersen
de Tuschert
Kelly
Chanie
Headley
Kennedy
Sauer
M. Dawdy
J. N. McDonald
A. Lapham
EP. Burris
D. Boschert
H. P. Parrelly
Wosenthal
Winn
Aiso
Kansas
Bingere
Closing Argument at London Hearing on Alaska Boundary
London reports on the closing arguments before the Alaskan boundary commission as Jacob M. Dickinson argues America’s unbroken title to the disputed coast. He contends the boundary should encircle the heads of bays and inlets, and the commission plans to reconvene Monday to consider the verdict.
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London
Boavid Commission
Jacob M. Dickinson
America
Dickinson
Peach
Dickinson Has Concluded Afternoon the Commission Will Ad Ronen World
School Board Considers Electric Motors For Vent Fans
The board of education plans to use electric motors in the new school bulldogs to drive ventilating fans and hot blast heating instead of gasoline engines. Sumner and other schools with hot air venting faced operating difficulties and high costs with suno fine engines. Electric motors are thought easier to operate and maintain. The piece also notes progress on Merion Cricket Club matches with Mrs. Brout and Miss Adair missing an anticipated meeting and Miss Adair set to face strong rivals if schedules allow.
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Board of Education
Sumner
Echools
Toureey Tn
Merion Cricket Club
Haver
Ford Hee
C. T. Brout
Mint Rhona Adair
England
Saturdy
Mise
Resex County
Misa Adair
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Rom Port Arthur
Ma-San Pha
Ores
Young
Thorman
Mike Elizabeth Youns
Licht
Saeuinl
Sues
Rock Island
Union Pacific
Platt
Citizens’ Union
Judge River
Arma
Berlin
Eesen
Armo
Crazy
Dr. Rice
Lie Gem
Elt
Hvithe
Fahn
Price Raid
MR. Bone
Texas
Railroad and Express Co
Rock Island Railroad
Emporia
Brinoria
Kas
Sousmporia
Minneapolis
J. Sauber
Emporin
Washborn
Etreet Railway Company
Interstate River Improvement Congress Needs
Senator Long
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