Bandits Steal a Locomotive Near Texarkana
In the woods about five miles from Texarkana bandits seized a locomotive after blowing open a car door. An experienced engineer was forced to help. a hand car pursuit followed, and the robbers escaped into the woods while four miles away the engine was recovered by officers. No passengers were harmed.
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Robbers Escape from Cotton Belt Train Near Texarkana
News from Texarkana reports a robber raid on the Cotton Belt Express car near Ryla n last night. The bandits allegedly fled toward the river bottom toward the Louisiana line, with loot estimated in the thousands but exact sums not determined.
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Formal Charges Against Dudley Reported
Chaotic report states formal charges against Dudley amid a political feud. Mentions Custodian Tulley and Attorney General Godard, executive council divisions, and fears of investigation and removal. Scattered claims describe alleged incompetence and graft while noting court ties and governance tensions.
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Peace Pow Wow at U. S. Steel on Labor Crisis
A high level peace conference on the great steel strike convened at the United States Steel Corporation offices in New York. Participants included Charles M Schwab Samuel Gompers John Mitchell and other labor and reform leaders. The session began in the morning and continued through early afternoon with attendees arriving and leaving. no formal agreement or decision was announced.
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Leaves for Buffalo on the Pennsy line
Canton reports the president and Mrs McKinnis traveling to Buffalo aboard a Lake Shore Limited train via Cleveland. The party includes mansion staff and officials. expect arrival around 2:53 this evening after connections, with details of the journey and route noted.
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50 Horses Poisoned in San Francisco Strike Action
San Francisco report states that roughly half the animals belonging to MENabY and Smith draymen were poisoned last night. The strike context is unclear but the event is linked to unrest among workers and a tainted supply incident. Authorities investigate the suspected sabotage amid tense labor relations.
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Fire damages mattress factory rear second floor
A blaze at the McRin mattress factory on WG Kaus avenue last night damaged the rear half of the second floor and roof. Japaning fluid in vats ignited, Ed Bunter alerted others, Chief Wilmarth used the chemical engine to control the fire, stock losses around 409 dollars insured, building damage about 100 dollars insured. The incident followed by another search for the old Southside cider mill on Topeka Avenue.
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Forsyth Asked to Explain Sampson Semley Interview
Captain J M Forsyth of the Navy was reserved from duty by Secretary Long amid questions over a Kansan City newspaper attributed interview. The interview purportedly says Sampson was promoted over senior captains, Forsyth admits receipt of a letter from the Navy Department but declines further comment for publication.
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Incomplete college leadership notes surface
Fragments describe a search for a new college leader with references to McEachron and Washburn, unclear terms like acting provost and timing, and tentative plans amid confusion. Poor OCR yields scattered names, roles, and dates, with no clear conclusion.
Coined in August Rint Fhe rane Wealy
Readable fragments describe a coinage event with August timing and a large sum of money 10 140 310 though text is garbled. Mentions Wieseter with stray terms and unclear attribution.
Tragic love tale ends in Mayetta double loss
In Kansas, Clara Kelly’s marriage to Frank Powell sparked a swift, fatal chain. Powell killed himself at Topeka after failing to obtain morphine, while Clara’s burial near Mayetta was shrouded in rumors of deception and grief as the town confronted a romance turned tragedy.
Powell and Clara Kelly Death Mystery Reported
State Journal reporter notes doubt over Clara Kelly death while Powell faces questions of deception. Dr Brockett confirms the body in the coffin as Clara Kelly, and others in town recall wax-figure rumors. Powell’s body was laid to rest in Raymond, Missouri, after his farewell and burial at Maretta.
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Burton Burdens Speech Tour Amid Kansas Visit and Graft Talk
Local notes describe Senator Burton traveling to Ottawa and Topeka to speak and rally supporters. The piece mentions plans to place Burton favorites on tickets, potential hires like Jim Simpson as revenue collector, and talks of clearing rival Harry Richter’s path with various regional posts and inspector roles.
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Struck and Burned at Chestnut Grove Mob Attack
Sept 4 Troy Alabama witness accounts describe a mob assault near Chestnut Grove that killed a Black man named Fourne and severely burned a girl and a woman. Sheriff and deputies rushed to the scene as the assailants fled, with Miss Wilson gravely injured and the suspect reportedly captured and beaten.
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Rebels Sink Colombian Gunboat and Kill Crew
London reports that the Colombian gunboat Lapopa was sunk by rebels, with four survivors imprisoned and charges of treason. The vessel carried about 63,500 cartridges and 1,000 rifles. none of its crew survived. The attack followed Colombia’s sale of Cordova and left the nation bereft of a major naval asset as a diplomatic effort intensifies.
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From Many Lands Assembly In London For Ecumenical Council
The Ecumenical Methodist conference opened in London at Worthy Chapel with vigorous prayers and a wide array of delegates from the United States Canada Africa South Africa and the West Indies. Leaders and bishops from Canterbury and other jurisdictions gathered to discuss unity policy and mission while noting tensions over race and ecclesiastical structure.
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