Railroads Give It Up Cattle Rates Debate Ends Abruptly
Testimony before the railroad board shows Kansas shippers claim higher rates than other states and poor service. Landrigan of Eureka testified proposed rate from Eureka to Kansas City would rise two cents per hundred pounds, noting the worst service yet. Witnesses compare schedules across states to argue Kansas rates are too high while carriers push future changes to appease the commission. The hearing concludes with ongoing contention as railroads persist in defending their pricing.
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Landrigan
Eureka
Mir Landrigan
Kansas City
Ube
Kansan
Landrigan Alan
Howe
Kansas
Caarty
Hinds
Aelia -Sosk
Ue Georgy Donaldson
Marion
Tarif
Enne
Campbell
Tins Chi
Wichita
Rlinirman
Maniliry
O Heavy
Arte Ohingwe
Dongideon
Bie Cretett Garkwe
Gimparia
Ma. P
Cobsel
Beteva
Kate Fee
Bigar
Otter
Tuswell
Uae
Relirooit Enenpinien
Wien
Weil Clive
Pete
Lee
Miltaakoo
St Boal
Chicago Northwestern
Neoaho
Ksi
Uilemelile
Neb
Lawrenon
Staan
Thomas M
Sina
Ene
Peabody
Kanees City
JW Robison and state caterers acknowledge support
JW Robison Trasident of the State Caterers thanked the campaigners for their action. Pil Morton, second vice president of the ate Fr expressed views on the event while Mr Low and Eddie folded in remarks. The meeting discussed opposition to the Bent view and the broader political tension surrounding the council.
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Robison
Cacapanien
Pil Morton
Mr. Low
Ty Eddie
Callie
Philippine Money Shipment To Manila From United States
More than ten million coins totaling 9786 50 were shipped from the United States to Manila. The crates weighed about 300 pounds each and were sent by steamship. The coins include fifty centavo and one centavo pieces with various totals listed and a temporary halt to further Philippine coinage until mint workers catch up.
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Manila
Philadelphia
Ec & Strom
Gay
United Staten Int
York
Cheyyn
Manin
Philippines
United States
Kelly Defends Tax Figures as Albaugh Challenge Debated
State Treasurer Kelly refuses to accept an Albaugh challenge to test taxation figures in court or before a supreme judge. He calls Albaughs bluff and notes errors in tax levy reading while arguing about not exceeding two and a half million dollars for the year ending June 30. Kelly cites unobligated $400,000 yearly appropriation as additional funds never demanded.
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Kelly
Morton Albaugh
Albaugh
Mr. Kelly
Miami County
ME. Kelly
Apologiais
Sstate
Board of Equalization
State Board of Equalization
Banka
Indictment Dismissed Against North Jersey Street Railway Directors
Newark Sept 1 Chief Justice Gummer granted a motion to dismiss the manslaughter indictment against North Jersey Street Railway directors accused of negligence in the Clifton Avenue crossing crash that killed Erresting Miller Mins Miller and eight others. The judge noted the state must prove a specific act of failure to perform to hold them jointly responsible.
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Newark
N. J
Gummer
Ernex County
North Jersey Street Railway Company
Erresting
Miller Mins Miller
Clifton Avenue
Richard V. Lindwory
Blue Rapids Milling and Elevator Forms Jumpstart Stockholders
Blue Rapids Milling and Elevator company incorporates with stockholders listed as A Anderson J L Barnes Mo Atex and Barnes. They plan to place the elevator on Missouri Pacific track near Mul Street and redevelop land along the river for future access. The venture aims to serve farmers with water power, harnessing the river area for energy, and expects to begin operations to support local agriculture. The article notes the bank at each end is damaged.
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Blue Rapide
Kang
Blue Rapids Milling and Elevator Company
A. Anderson
J. L. Barnes
Atex
Barnes
Missouri Pacific
Muli
Treasury Secretary Considers Large Public Funds Move
A Chicago dated Sept report discusses possible public money deposits totaling up to 60 million dollars, with 40 million spare and 60 thousand on hand for deposits under forthcoming conditions. The statement references fund availability and approvals for amendments affecting cultural districts and urban temperature data for major cities.
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Chicago
Povernement Deporte
Secretary of the ‘Treasury
Torsue M. Bhav
Seerpiats Shaw Oda
Yachting Race Developments at Sea Amid Tight Finish
New York Sept. 2 12 p m conditions improved light breeze and fog nearly cleared as Reliance leads Shamrock by a quarter mile at the 2:10 p m mark amid a 15 mile windward course from Sandy Hook. Reports show ongoing progress, with updates on wind shifts, positions, and the tightening race as vessels maneuver toward the outer mark.
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New York
Sachte
Shamrock
Reliance
Shamrock New York
M Opoint
Rellance
Marconi
Long Breach
Liance
One Mill News
York
Hoth 'Poate
Sandy Hook
Hellance
Mater Sharsrock
Committee
Port Siel
Topeka Men Strike Find Big Gil Well at Chanute Property
Topeka men report striking a rich oil well on a Chanute area tract held by the Franklin company. The well is described as a Woodsatey barrel-like strike, with owners claiming substantial yield and noting a recent discovery on the southern tract near Chanute.
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Topeka
Chanute
Framkain
Berg
Sultan speaks on stability after accession in Constantinople
On the anniversary of his accession the Sultan addressed the religious leaders and foreign envoys, denouncing foreign‑sponsored disturbances, pledging welfare for all subjects, and offering aid to Bulgarian and Armenian communities. He warned embassies of plots against embassies and legations, amid tensions in Constantinople.
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Constantinople
Debsif
Ormanian
Porte
Yast
Big Drop in Cotton Market After Government Report
New York reports a sharp cotton market decline following a government crop condition bulletin. Condition improved 24 percent for the month and 28 percent above last year, triggering a liquidation rush that pushed September to 11.13, October 10.20, December 9.95, and January 8.82, with losses between 12 and 28 points before partial recovery amid volatility.
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New York
Aellers
Roosevelt overwhelms with telegrams after escape from Henry Weilbrunner
Oyster Bay reports President Roosevelt received many telegrams congratulating him on escaping the hands of Henry Weilbrunner, the insane farmer. The telegram service force has increased times Weilbrunner's arrest. Jacob Kile, the gather, was the only caller at Sagamore Hill today.
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Oyster Bay, LL
Roosevelt
Henry Weilbrenner
Tarmer
Eperet
Weilbrunner
Jaco Kile
Sagamere Hill
Call for Troops Overseen by Governor in Cripple Creek
Denver reports Governor Peabody plans to draft troops to safeguard Cripple Creek district life and property with no recent violence. The move follows earlier calls and tensions amid unrest in the Colorado mining area. In New Jersey, a rain drenched Sea Girt shooting tournament opens with six man teams from regiments and national guard units.
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Denver
Peabody Fan
Leleave
Viewir
Crépply Ceork
Lfe
Prperty
Cripple Creek
Temeswiigh
Troy
National Guard
Myal Reserve
New Jersey
Wau
Weather summary for Kansas and Missouri states today
Warm, dry conditions persist across Kansas and western Missouri with generally fair skies. Temperatures ranged from the mid 30s to low 60s in various towns, light showers noted in Minnesota and nearby areas, and winds from the south at about 15 to 18 miles per hour.
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Kansas
Karuits
Missouri
Kinsie
Masseum
Baker
Concordia
Dodane Chhy
Dreailen
Fort Beat
Haye
Machavine BO
McPherson
Manhattan
Osage City
Sedan
Topeka
Toronto
Turkish orders require prepayment for troop transport
The sultan orders the vali of Salonica to ensure troop trains run only with prepaid transport costs. Turkish railroad officials reportedly notified the port that soldiers will not be conveyed without prepayment. In Bucharest, M Svetkerff, allied with the Macedonian committee, is arrested for extortion via death threats and receipts show sums up to 5,000. Romania also orders frontier officials to register Bulgarians leaving Romania and bar their return.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Salonica
Buchareet
M. Svetkerff
Hero
Macedonian Committee
Boris Sarnoff
Houmania
BEAUPRE STANDS BY MISSION ON CANAL TREATY
Washington reports additional instructions cabled to Mr Beaupre American minister at Bogota reaffirming the US position on the canal treaty. The State Department backs his representations to Bogota and the president and Secretary Hay endorse his actions. Roosevelt will not commit to any entanglement with Colombia and the course if the treaty is rejected remains unstated. Dr Herma Colombian charg d affaires will be asked to explain reported criticism of Beaupre. The department did not accept Merran's alleged criticism.
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Washington
Beau
Herma
Tuu
Beaupre
Bogota
Merran
State Department
Wichita Victims Highlight Anderson’s Repeated Scams
Wichita authorities report C W Anderson alias CW Robertson facing two new warrants for false pretenses. He allegedly posed as an agent of NK Fairbank Soap Co selling boxes at high prices with a premium bedroom suite and mattress. Victims include Elizabeth Pharm and C G Prince. Bond set at 300 dollars pending preliminary hearing.
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Wichita
Kan
C. W. Anderson
CW. Robertson
Himsell
N. K. Fairbank
Blabeth
Anderson
Han na Out and Campaign Notes Amid Turmoil
Cleveland reports Senator Han’s absence in a tense political scene as the Republican campaign opens September 12. Washington lacks Turkey updates for two days, with international tensions and naval movements around Beirut. Forecasts from Chicago predict fair weather tonight, cooler Friday, and northwestwardly shifting conditions tonight in northern areas.
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Chicago
Kansae
Alaskan Boundary Commission opens in London with British lead
British and American delegates convene in the Foreign Office to organize the Alaska boundary commission. Lord Alverstone elected chairman amid a formal oath and officer selection. Key figures include Reginald Tower and J. R. Carter assisting, with divisions over schedule, documents, and opening arguments planned for late September.
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London
Amerkan Boundary Commissioners
Foreign Action
Reginald Tower
Beilieh Diplomatic Service
Weation
Washington
Siam
J. R. Carter
United States
Pape
Alverstone
Come Mission
Foreign Office
Lady Salisbury
Salisbury
Diplomatic Corps
Elihu Root
Lord Alverstone
Ffor
John W. Poster
Abakwndor Choate
Apenas
Lord Alverstong
Dis Easton
Robert B. Finlay
John M. Dickinson
Dhe
Fininy
Batu
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L. Shirer
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