Campaign Opens in Marion as Hoch Addresses Crowd
Marlon hosts a campaign opening with Mr Hoch at home and Mr Fairbanks as guest of honor. A large crowd gathers for the keynote address on Republican ideals and trusted leadership. Officials and officers are present. spectators travel from across twenty four townships to Central Park where the event unfolds amid rising support for the administration and its anti trust record.
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Siad
Stanley
Kiar
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J. Bonebrake
Oeac Ae
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Pax
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Central Park
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Republic
Hosti
William McKintey
Kansan
Rowan
Katy
Marien
Hoch
Fairbanks
Boner
Kaa
Tan
Dat Lindsey
Marios Record Office
Des Lingeny
Marion Welcomes Hoch and Fairbanks for Historic Gathering
Vast crowds fill Marion county as EW Hoch and Senator Fairbanks visit. Visitors from Wichita Topeka and Arkansas City arrive by special train while the park hosts a massive lunch and speeches. Hoch aims to rest yet presses forward with a lengthy eight to ten thousand word address. Fairbanks lauds Republican prosperity and national unity.
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Marion
Associated Hoch
Danville
Kentucky
Hoch
Fern
Fairbanks
Carrie
Ellinwood
McPherson
Santa Fe
Fairbanks Visits Topeka Before Marion Campaign
Charles W Fairbanks Republican vice presidential nominee spent Wednesday night in Topeka in a private Rock Island car visiting the Topeka club and Republican headquarters. About 200 locals greeted him at the depot and he spoke with officials and party workers before leaving by special for Marion. He will address crowds at Huron park in Kansas City Kan and at the Boyer-venue hall in Kansas City Mo before continuing the campaign trail.
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Charles W. Fairbanks
United States
Topeka
Rock Island
Marton
Carigalen
Senator Fairbanks
W. R Stubbs
Republican State Central Committee
W. S. Bergundthal
Mr. Fairbanks
Russell Kig
Thomas Dawson
Associated Press
A. H. McCormick
Chicago Record-Herald Star
Robert Mather
Rock Band
Chicago
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Marnox
Rock Island Depot
Topeka Club
W. R. Stubbs
Bergundthal
Gleed
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Thos. Dawson
HL AL McCormick
Fairbanks
Topeks
Jones
Toon
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W. Stubbs
Republican Committee
H 5. Welch
Eliy
Sessions
Indiana
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Russell King
White River Junction
Bath
King
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Reeder
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Coleman
Birrow
Kelly
Gen. S. Kelsey
Luling
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J. B. Betts
A.T. Reid
del Valentine
Stanton
Howel Jones
A.M. Fuller
W. W. Mills
del Keizer
Chas. Sessions
R. F. Hayden
J. F. Garrett
Huron Park
Kan
Boyorventon Hall
Santa Fe
Ian
Fever spreading worries Parsons cattle owners
The Parsons Sun reports Texas fever threatening local herds with nine cows affected in the city and about six already beyond help. Many other valuable cows have been exposed as authorities grapple with the contagious outbreak and its spread through the area.
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Parsons
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the Sun
Bursons
Dipping Cattle Moves Across Pastures Near City
The Beaumont and surrounding areas report dipping cattle to combat Texas fever ticks. Government inspector Dr. Histt notes many cattle are in danger from infested pastures, while petroleum dipping acts as a preventive measure for unaffected animals.
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Beau- Senet
Kansas
Histt
Mai Receivers & Quantity
Beaumont
Floods Bring Health to Kansas Towns, Says Crumbine
Dr. Crumbine reports floods improved sanitary conditions across Kansas, cleansing streets, reducing stagnant water, and carrying away manure and offal. County boards vary in reporting methods, with Shawnee County delaying. more reports expected with quarterly health submissions.
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Kansas
S.J. Crambine
State Board of Health
Crumbine
County Board of Health
Shawnee County
Drowned editor vanishes at sea aboard Prince Albert
C R Spahr editor of two New York magazines, of Kingsbridge, vanished after possibly falling or leaping from the steamer Prince Albert between Ostend and Dover on August 30. His companion said he seemed well and unaware of any danger. A small bag found none of value, with baggage tied to return to New York on Cunard’s Atronte.
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C. R. Spahr
Kingsbridge
New York City
New York
Prince Albert
Ostend
Dover
Frederick Kent
Prescott
EB. W. Ordway
Brooklyn
Spahr
Roosevelt takes long tramp after Sagamore Hill visit
In Oyster Bay on September 1 Secretary Loeb brought Roosevelt’s morning mail and the president, then with two of his sons, set off for a long country tramp. In Topeka weather was warm and cloudy with a brief shower and hourly temperature readings listed. Nearby at Osawatomie a well in the Hoisington Gas field produced a strong oil showing while Mami crude spuds in on the Wison lease five miles west.
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Weil
Osawatomie
Kas
Hoisington of and Gas Company
Flanagan
Wison
Smallpox at Moline prompts county takeover
Kansas reports 148 smallpox cases since April in Moline Elk County with officials accusing Moline authorities of secrecy. Dr Crumbine instructed Elk County commissioners to act and absorb costs, isolating patients at home rather than pest houses. Nearby towns report sporadic, mild cases, some traced to railroad workers from Colorado. Weather notes follow with Kansas forecast for showers, cooler tonight, and warmer west.
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Elk County
Willits Dana Storrs
Topeka
J Crambhine
State Board of Health
Scott Free
Rumbine
Santa Fe
Kansas
Crumbine
la Cygne
J. B. Carver
Fort Scott
Carver
Colorado
Thas
Chicago
West
Portion
Russians Fall Back From Liao Yang Fortifications
Dispatches indicate Japanese momentum shifts the battle near Liao Yang in favor of Japan. Kuropatkin orders a fall back to fortified lines around Liao Yang as Kuroki crosses rivers to interpose against the Russian rear and rail lines. Night fighting persists with heavy casualties. Japanese forces press toward Mukden.
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Tuitse
Kuropatkin
St. Petersburg
Tokio
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Talisi
Lias
Lian Fang
Mukden
Russians Retreating Near Liao Yang Front
St Petersburg dispatches describe Russian forces under General Kurpatkin falling back from positions near Liao Yang as Japanese pressure intensifies. Reports from Lim Vang and St Petersburg note returns of opposition and possible turning of the Russian left flank, with casualties heavy and ongoing battles along the Taltse river.
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