Beale and Williams Involved in San Francisco Shooting
Fred Marriott publisher of the News Letter was shot three times at his home in San Francisco. Accused by Marriott are Truxton Beale former diplomat and California Jockey Club president and Thomas H. Williams Jr. Beale and Williams were arrested after fleeing to the Pacific Union club. Marriott's condition is serious. bonds set at 1000 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Fred Marriott
San Francisco News Letter
Thomas H. Willams
California Jockey Club
Truxton Beale
United States
Persia
Greece
Will
Marriott
Williams
Beale
Willian Ame
Smiaah Ile
Fred
Merriott
Wiliams
Yea
Heale
Sey
Pacific Union Club
Willams and
Beals
Beale Williams Shoot Wounds Publisher In California
Frederick Marriott, publisher of the News Letter in San Francisco, was shot last night by Truxton Beale and T. H. Williams. Doctors say blood poisoning set in. Marriott likely to recover. Beale and Williams, both prominent financiers and socialites, say the act was justified to stop a slanderous publication about a young woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Frederick Marristt
Publi
News Letter
Truxton Beale
T. H. Williams
Aries
California
General Beale
Beale
Persia
Greece
Woal
Shopbert, Beale & Co
California Jockey Club
Fred Marriott
Marriott
Overland Monthly
Williame
Marriot
Willams
Asault
San Rafael
Insan
Meni
Inst
Mar
Riike Tay
Mount Iplas
Weather Report From Kansas State: Cooler, Showers Possible
The Kansas state weather bulletin reports clear conditions statewide with fog in Manhattan and a cooler trend. Southeast winds at seven miles per hour, scattered light showers, and varied readings across stations such as Baker 5 44, Concordia, Hays 42, Wichita 75, Topeka 46, Manhattan 4, and others. Forecasts for Sept 5 to 10 suggest more showers but no major storm through the period. Temperatures in Topeka today show a progression from 54 at 11 to 20 at 2, with earlier readings at 7 o'clock 54.
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Ndt
Cold and Wheat Region
Manhattan
Kansas
Max
Baker
Concordia
Dodge City
Dresden
Fort Sowth
Hays
Muncksville
McPhereon
Osage City
Sedan - Be Topeka
Toronto
Wichita
Topeka
Democratic State Convention Fails to Endorse Silver Plank
Des Moines Sept 4 Democratic delegates approved a platform omitting free silver and the Kansas City declaration. The majority backed a resolution aligning with the party’s current stance, while a minority urged reaffirming the last national platform. Debate centered on trusts tariffs and Philippine self-government.
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Kansas City
Iowa
Democrat Party
Democratic Party
Committee On Resolutions
Horace Boise
S. A. Brewster
Ottumwa
Kansas
Glen
Boles
S.A. Brewster
Pilininas
Cable Train Wreck Kills Dozens Injured in Chicago
More than twenty people were hurt seriously when a Milwaukee avenue cable train derailed between Girard Street and Evergreen Avenue. The grip struck a raised track plate causing the middle car to plunge into the grip and the trailer to crash. Passengers, including men women and children, were packed into wreckage and removed by patrol wagons. None expected to die. Meanwhile in San Francisco the Fifteenth Infantry will disembark at Monterey from the transport Meade with arrival expected September 8.
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Chicago
Milwaukee Avenue
Arly
Ain
Girard Street
Evergreen Avenue
San Francisco
Cal
Fifteenth Infantry Regiment
Manila
Meade
Monterey
Ballot fear dominates Kansas campaign as Kelly cloud grows
Republican managers warn that marking the new ballot circle risks invalidating votes for Tom Kelly and the party. W A White urges action as Miami county charges stir turmoil with newspapers across the state detailing forged warrants and calls for Kelly to step off the ticket.
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Kelly
Pamie
Heflebower
Hefsebower
Garden City
Thomas T. Kelly
Board of County Commissioners
Mr. Kelly
Hebt
Thorms T. Kelly
Republican Party
Frank Grimes
Jet Hit
Clyde
Burton Gang
Tom Kelly
Republican State Central
Hoxie Sentinel
T.T. Kelly
Miami County
Emporia Gazette
Gazette
Galue
Gasette
Everse
A Kansan in Posen and the Fortifications
A Kansan reports from Posen Prussia that the famed fortifications, begun in 1823 and never finished despite about 50 million dollars spent, remain impregnable earth and masonry 12 miles long. Moltke once called them merely earth, while locals quip that gold was spent. The city’s 115,000 residents face a growing ring of stone buildings and a widening no-go zone.
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Posen
Prussian
Poland
Europe
Germany
Fe Emberor
von Moltke
Poser
Topeka readies gala stock fair and week of holidays
Mayor Milyer Parker urges Topeka business houses on Kunsea avenue to decorate and close Thursday and Friday afternoons for the Kansas State Exposition and stock show. Exposition officials promise large crowds, rail fare incentives, and free evening entertainments as the city plans a week of holidays and a grand revival of the state fair tradition.
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Kansas State Exposition Company
Exposition Company
Kunsea Avenue
O'Elock
Milyer Parker
Tomeka
Topekan
Kansas
Illinois
Indiana
James G. Blaine
Topeka
Parker
Roosevelt
Topeks
Updegraff
Kansas Exposition Company
Topelite
Kaneay
Missouri River
Beneft
Fairgrounds
Funeral for Judge Horton Held at Grace Cathedral
The funeral for Judge Alvert H. Horton was held at Grace Cathedral with Bishop Mililspaugh presiding. Pallbearers included M A Low and George M Noble. Congressman Charles Curtis and several ex-justices attended as honorary pallbearers. The casket viewing occurred at the late residence, and the body was to be transported to Atchison for burial with services at the cemetery.
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Mililspaugh
Frank Ro Miliepaven
Netate
Alvert H. Horton
Grace Cathedral
M. A. Low
George M. Noble
James L. King
P. L Bonebrake
J. G. Slonecker
James Smith
Charles Curtis
T. Hasen
A. A. Godfré
Howel
Joes
J. K Hilson
Supreme Court
Samuel A. Kingman
D. M. Valentine
S. H. Allen
Cfer
Doster
Judge Doster
D. A Valentine
Dosters
Judge Horton
Atchison
Lecorwnt
Burton
Atenhteon
Atchisim
Suicide scandal shocks Cincinnati society circle
sensational report from Cincinnati dated September 4 recounts George Conrad head waiter at the Gibson house and his wife’s divorce suit and a wealthy society woman’s damages suit over alienation of affections. letters reveal a murder plot and Conrad’s planned drowning, followed by a fatal joint suicide after confrontation.
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Cincinnati
George Conrad
Gibson House
Conrad
LOOMIS OUTLINES KANSAS HOSPITALITY FOR WASHINGTON ENCAMPMENT
Department Commander H C Loomis of the G A R answers inquiries with a Washington encampment plan. October 60 is the encampment date and October 2 tickets go on sale from Kansas points, with return by November 3.
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H.C Loomis
Lecreite
Washington
Kansas
Itmlt
Laneas
Wiil
Oxford Hotel
New York Avenue
Oxford
Kansas Paradise
Fld. Coburn
State Agricultural Society
W. H. Barnes
State Horticultural Society
Ware
Berretary Yan
Kanens
Occdelan
EH. C. Loomis
Brooklyn Mishap Report From Navy Maneuvers
Washington telegram from Rear Admiral reporting Brooklyn maneuver accident. A struck uncharted destroyer hull buckled, frames bent inward, inner bottom platen bulged. Navy secretary says no blame attributed. investigation continues.
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Washington
T. Bh
Brooklyn
Book Trust Wins Denying Temporary Injunction
A court denied the American Book Company a temporary injunction to halt a five year school book contract with the state. The judge ruled the contract valid and the state retains authority over public education purchasing, with the case to be appealed to the Supreme Court.
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Supreme Court
Jaxen
Galen Nichols
Coronuaiy
Senate
Prupan Uring
Haren
Cw.ward
Tin Charter Board
Jor Ganveeten
Tin Oetalon Sudge Se
Caintiadion
American Hook Company
Uhix State
Ameri Tan Book Company
Armerkens Boot Company
Willie
Hazes
Seneral
Josaly
Turney
Mfoutil
Ptate
Jmev
Pacer General
Auy
Mills Store News On School Readiness And Apparel
The notice urges parents to visit Mills store for school preparation with cotton dresses for girls and wool fabrics. It touts durable garments priced cheap from 00 to 81.00 and mentions possible sale of short ends at lower prices, inviting customers to come in.
Hosiery and Underwear Sale Across Sizes and Styles
An old advertisement promotes a wide selection of hosiery and underwear for all sizes. It highlights various sleeve garments, year round items, and children’s warm clothing, urging quick purchases to meet seasonal needs.
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Wea
Saino
Boya
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Jockey Club
Mie
Amer
Town Democrats
Des Meties
Ucket
Richard Burke
J. S. McLain
Hn Bennison
R. UT. Chapman
Thomas Stapleton
W_ H Quick
Retiroad
Benson
Thousanda
Will Seratch Kelly
W. A. White
The
Phillipsburg Nens
Spring Hill
Frisco
Miami
Johnson Counties
Willi Wilkerson
State Journal
Pulllipecture News
Kelly's
Ottawa Herald
Henry Atlen
TL Relis
Ater
Atchison Globe
Wtute Pee Ricentid
Vlerk
Wilson County
T. T. Keily
Siam County
Stockton Record
T. T. Kelly
Board of Commissioners
T. Kelly
Board of Trustees
We Ra
Parker Hequesta
Albert Parker
Society
AGOG
Col. Loomis
Admiral Coghlan
Book Trust
Judge Hazen
American Book Company
Mills’ Store News
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