Marooned Abducted Cigarmakers Return From Island Ordeal
A New York special reports that a group of cigarmakers abducted and held on a barren island for days were saved after a brutal voyage. They endured exposure and starvation, walked miles to safety, and were aided by locals and eventually transported to Key West and then home. The group included Spaniards Cubans one Englishman and naturalized Americans.
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New York
Key West
Washington
United States District
Rornay
Fecksawilhe
Phata
Bette Tetera Esttelais
Weelingam
Astorias
Gale Barda
Timnell
Balfast Point
Patrpe
Bietenelé Phitots
Uwe Woods
Marley
Avery
Dusit
Abd
Sorook
Gertrude
Reception plan for Duchess of Cornwall visit in New York
Civic committees in New York prepare a reception for the Duchess of Cornwall and the Duke, canceling or delaying invitations as details for a Montreal journey emerge. The editorial notes that only reputable citizens should submit names and escorts to the event.
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New York
Time Keepers of Progress in Pan American Vision
Fragmentary text speaks of Pan American movement and congress in Mexico City. It emphasizes art and industry, peaceful concord, international friendship, and a global hope for prosperity and peaceful relations among nations. It urges support for mutual understanding and lasting goodwill.
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Pan-American Congress
Mipital
Mexico
President McKinley at Pan-American Exposition in New York
President McKinley attended the Pan-American Exposition in Balfain New York with Mrs McKinley amid a large crowd. The parade and ceremonies featured a military review, diplomatic receptions, and visits to national and foreign exhibits. The day included a luncheon, remarks on reciprocal treaties and the Isthmian Canal, and illuminated grounds planned for the evening. May include details on Milburn’s exposition leadership and crowd reactions.
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Delaware
Catell
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Milburs
Willian Howlin
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Esplanade
Anon
Blaine
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Canadien
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Honduras
Cuba
Mexico
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Porto Rico
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Sultan Grows Quarrelsome Amid Persian Gulf Clash
In Constantinople and London reports, the Turkish envoy complains that a British warship blocked the corvette Sehob from entering Howry Gulf to land Turkish troops near an independent sheikh. Vienna dispatches say France’s stance in the Turkey dispute wins broad powers’ approval amid Pan Islamism fears and imperial tensions.
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London
Costukt Anthopulé Pacha
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Persian Gulf
Howry
Turkey
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Europe
Willam
China
Metammedan
France
IS RED LAIRD
Firet page continuation reports Fred Laird not seen by reporters as Sheriff Cook enforces secrecy. State Journal notes officials kept public in the dark with orders aimed at limiting access to Laird and details of the case.
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Fred Laird
State Journal
Laird
Cook
Tracy Still Out United States Court to Convene Next Week
United States district court will convene next week at Wichita to hear Tracy related cases. Rumors persist that BH Tracy may not face trial and that his appointment as district attorney remains uncertain as material against him is reviewed by the Justice Department. Senator Burton’s influence and Tracy’s resilience are noted as factors in the ongoing political struggle.
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Wichite
Tracy
United States
TL Ve Tasnbert
MoKnley
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Buffalo Exposition
Canton
Cleveland
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Cott
Department of Justice
Marshall We Marshall
Clay Center
Burton
Walter Kingsley Denies Leading English Betting Ring
The Evening World prints an interview with Walter Kingsley, alleged commissioner of an English betting syndicate, claiming he was only acting as a press agent and was paid for the service. The piece describes misstatements about his role in the Kispen affair and argues he did not directly run the operation.
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New York
Stat
Evening World
Walter
Kingsley
Iin
Aig
Agere 00
Sultan 18 Told Theat He Would Fix It Up With France
Constantinople Sept 5 The German Ambassador told the porte the Kaiser declined to intervene and urged the porte to reach an understanding with France The envoy noted M Deliinse's Yetter seeking Munir Bey's departure and expressed astonishment at Munir's actions amid the France Turkey rupture their relations deteriorating further.
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Constantinople
Sonday
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Munir
Multan
Turkey
Deserter Artur Howard Behind Bars in Mindoro Case
Howard, captured by a lieutenant on Mindoro, is jailed awaiting court martial. He claims birth in Spain with English father and Spanish mother and asserts loyalty to the Filipinos. He says he led sixteen American prisoners to Angles in 1899 and denies commanding at Ban Mateo.
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Lient
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Wil
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Lawton
Ike
Einglishman
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Ist
California
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Arreiniy A
Bond Set for Jeasie Morrison in Pending Appeal
Jeasie Morrison’s bond is fixed at 4000 dollars as she awaits release from the penitentiary pending appeal. The case, tied to a five year sentence, will not reach the supreme court before December. Dockets for the October and November terms are prepared, with teams preparing exhaustive briefs. Some discussion centers on Morrison’s possible relocation during the appeal and stay.
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Sesale Morrison
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Jessie
el Dorado
Tundis
Redden
Johnston
Miss Morrison
Ft Dorado
Paris
Tiberio
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Russia
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Frater
Long Stanley Truce Shapes Seventh District Rivalry
In Henry Allen’s office a truce emerged between Congressman Loic and Governor Stanley over Seventh district leadership. Long promised Stanley control of the Seventh if Stanley’s bid faltered, while Long aimed to harness his own machine should Stanley fail. Stanley allies recall Long’s assurances as rivals maneuver for party advantage before the legislature election.
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Fox Twentieth
Kansas
Loic
Stanley
Long
Henry Allen
Hidtchin
Hutchin
Pidge
Ottawe
George W. Kauavel
Lene
Bint
Zingheim Eyes Ennis Crematory Plan Near Topeka
Zingheim son Frank proposes a crematory and sanitary desiccating works on Ennis tract near North Topeka to treat refuse and dead animals for fertilizer. Sanitary committee backs the plan. Oakland neighbors oppose and may take further action after a Jordan's Ball meeting.
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Ennis
North Topeka
Frank Zinghelm
Enils
Ofice
Oakland
Governor's Delegation Visits for Regent Nomination
A delegation from Fifth district leaders in the city for political conferences presented A. le Wilmoth of Copcordis as the regent candidate for the state university. The selection followed a dispute between Caldwell and Wilmoth, with Governor Staley delaying the executive Council meeting to noon.
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Copcordis
Wihosth
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Whee
C. Caldwell
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Poe
Caldwell
Witmuth
Stantey
Hetzer
Executive Council
Staley
Ogawa
John Diddley
Haskell Prospects Under New Coach At Lawrence
Lawrence Kan Sept 5 Coach A G Eilick arrives to train the Haskell Indians football team. He led the Lili dine last year and is praised for stick work with better material. Bally, Red Water from Carlisle join the squad with several new contenders. Pulls Felix Graveile and Ejchiquette also in baseball duties while Buck readies the squad for a Sept 5 opener against Kansas City Dental College.
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Lawrence
Kan
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Haskell
Baine
Red Water
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Pulls
Felix
Graveile
Ejchiquette
Nebraska
Eliiek
Eof
Bent
Turkers Kansas City Dental College
Haswell Reds
Buck
Forsyth Denies Interview. Navy Says No Action
Washington reports Captain Forsyth replied to a Navy inquiry about an alleged interview on the Sebrey court of mauing. He says the remarks were distorted and privately shared, not intended for publication. The Navy will not take action beyond noting his explanation and preserving his record. Pensions Granted to Kansans include listed names and amounts for original and widows pensions.
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Navy Department
Washington
Mays Department
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Mauing
Department
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Capulin Forsyth
Kansas City
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Central Pacific plans for new locomotives and storage tanks
Wil Burn O14. San Francsco sept.s Central Manager Krnttechnitz of the Soottiers Pacific company, back from an extended trip to New Orleans, announces all locomotives will be maintained for burn and storage tanks of 69,000 barrels will be built at Oakland, Fresno, Mendota and other points south and east of the line.
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San Francsco
Yerkes Secures Control of Brompton Piccadilly Railway
Charles T. Yerkes today secured control of the projected Brompton Piccadilly railway with 216 080 pounds capital. Work will commence immediately. The road will operate with Yerkes Charing Cross and district railways in conjunction with the new line.
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Yerkes
London
Charles T. Yerkes
Brompton-Picadilly
Prince Chun Arrives in Berlin Guided by General von Hoeptner
Prince Chun and his party arrived in Berlin from Potsdam and were shown to apartments in the Thiry-Sacjen by General von Hoeptner. The escort was largely unremarkable except for members of the Chinese delegation.
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Prince Chun
Berlin
Potsdam
Genntal von Hoeptner
Thiry- Sacjen
Chinee Iegution
Moeions From La Junta Market Report
Two enronads of cantaloupes are shipped from La Junta daily. The quality is exceptionally fine and the yield is very good. Prices obtained are above average and the melon growers are pleased with the result.
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la Junts
Junta
la Junta
Market Report From Chicago Shows Mixed Trading Halted
Fragmentary Chicago market note reports mixed conditions with traders facing uncertain demand and price swings. Mentions specific securities and a cautious tone amid broader financial volatility.
Winter Market Report Across Cattle Hogs and Produce
Raw market notes show cattle receipts near 10 000 with Texan demand steady to firm. Hog prices held firm amid mixed demand while sheep and lambs remained weak. grain and produce futures moved on weather and wider market signals.
Ringe of Prices in Stasis Bet a On Ar Gan
An unclear clipping mentions prices in stasis and references names and places with disrupted text. The readable fragments imply a market or economic note but lack coherent details or dates to ground a fuller summary.
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