Kansas Derby Delays Mount Fair Midway Opens Tuesday
Delayed by accidents the Kansas Exposition opens with twenty one Derby entries and a crowded midway. Santa Fe train mishaps near La Junta and Deduction City caused hours of delay while tents, stalls, and livestock facilities are readied. Kansas Derby track condition touts a Tuesday afternoon start with many entrants including Reveline, Postillion, Sara Havil and more from St. Louis to Topeka and Omaha amid heavy local interest and betting preparations.
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Kansas
Wim
Santa de
la Junta
Deduc City
Oppentelner
Delark
W. H. StoKihney
Reveline
J. A. Strode
St. Louis
Postillion
J. U. Strode
Sara Havil
Kern Bros
Kansas City
Searpalitte
W. D. Eastman
Topeka
George KW
D. Eastman
Applejack
H. Kelly
Terre Haute
Ind
Corder
S. Johnson
W. J. Grist
Rock Creek
Corry Santa
Fletcher Jones
St. Loum
Crosby
Metoher Jones
St. Lous
Chot
J. HW. Dennis
Ottawa
Frnke
Derby
Des Moines
Ralses
Ed Fealey
Des Motes
Senator Mattx
Wm. Cornens
Beverly
Exposition details deny liquor sales and gate access changes
President M A Low announced no liquor privileges at the fair grounds and police will arrest bootleggers. Express companies refuse deliveries to the grounds, requiring exhibitors to fetch belongings themselves. Main gate at Seventeenth and Toledo Avenue with loop road. northwest entrance two blocks from Quinton Hett. Admission 20 cents grand stand, 10 cents midway, vaudeville cents. banks to close at noon on Derby day and Thursday afternoon.
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M. A. Low
Kansse Exposition Company
Midway
Exposition Company
Pe~jas
Express
Wayana
Portheast
Seventeenth
Topeke Avenue
Asi
Quinton Hetetts
Barker
Sultan orders large army to depart December 1
A Times London dispatch reports the Moroccan sultan has ordered a large army ready to leave December 1, destination undisclosed. Dispatches from Spain claim revolt against the sultan is spreading and may draw international intervention to preserve the status quo. The revolt is led by the sultan’s brother Mohammed, a pretender to the throne.
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New York
Adisputch
Tangiers
Morocco
Fox
London
The
Times
Spin
Mordere
Mohammed
Iron
Haiti flare in naval clash as Crete-a-Pierrot sinks
Washington reports the German gunboat Panther sunk the Haitian Crete-a-Pierrot. crew escaped. Officials deem it a dispute between Germany and Haiti, not US business, noting no American interests affected and suggesting anti interference impact on regional maritime relations. The episode follows Britain and Colombian actions to safeguard shipping.
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Washington
Powell
United States
Hayti
State Department
Port Au Prince
Kitt Wk
Crete
Pierrot
Navy Department
McLean
Haiti
Killick
Phaeton
Ecuador
McCrea
Kirk
H Bstot
Haytien
Bartenders Face Liquor Charges at City Hearing
Willis Clough and Clarence Woods, bartenders for Cash Curtis and Mar Cave, appear before Commissioner R Madston on charges of unlawfully selling liquor to Indians. The case centers on Wallor and Little Simmons. Both men releealled, rearrested for selling liquor to Albert Ross, a government ward. Bond set at 400, preliminary date October 2.
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Willis Clough
Clarence Woods
Curtis
Mar Cave
R. Madston
Little Simmons
Wallor
Prank Khapp
Albert Ross
Longs Boom Dominates County Conventions Across Counties
Republican county conventions in Wilson, Geary, Coffey, Ford, Chase and Graham counties show strong support for Long in Senate race and mixed backing for Calderhead. Geary endorses Calderhead while Geary and other counties name varied tickets for representative, treasurer, and sheriff. Atchison resignations and local race details also noted.
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Long
Calderhead
Wilson
Geary
Coffey
Ford
Chase
Graham
Whixon
Kirkpatrick
Chase County
Ed Crocker
C. M. Besson
Ford County
Ed Hoch
Geary County
G. W. Schmidt
A. Law
Graham County
S. S. Kirkpatrick
E. Mitehill
William Spencer
George W. Young
A. McGregor
Register
George L. Atkinson
RO W. Whitaker
Sharif
JE. Brown
Hudson
B. Dornblaser
G.W. Sehrlat
J. Clemons
S. Roark
Spurnock
M.D. Peese
J. O. Thomas
J. F. Brown
J. J. Mead
M. G. Bron Veyer
Hal Pierce
di Donmell
Joseph Krogur
W. H. Wyckoff
W. A. Pearson
W. M. Pulens
Motts Welsdorfer
EH Wade
Judes
A. Moore
B.D. Vawter
H. E. Ganse
C. L. Sherwood
J. Fleming
HR. P. Douglans
J. W. Russell
W. J. Davies
S. P. Reynolds
Register of Deeds
Bam Connsway
J.C. Racide
Fred Woodbury
G. L. Finley
Joe Millen
C. M. Beeson
A. B Dellinger
Ludgs
Judge Preston
Dr. Bredehart
Bucklin
Wat Tyk Chasé
BG. Crocker
Weasurer
Ho, Miner; County Clerk, J." Rooks” Sheriff, J. Cloyd
M. McDonala
7. M. Meckel
J. At Rubbian
Mt. D
T. Surveyor
J. R. Harner
Eterle
A. Laws
H. J. Harwl
Brandt
T. Waggoner
Move on Moros in Mindanao campaign ordered
General Chaffee orders General Sumner to lead a column against the Macin Moros in Mindanao with eight infantry companies two cavalry troops and one artillery battery at Camp Vicars. The operation aims to compel hostiles to cease aggression while promoting friendly natives as forces prepare to move within a week. Hostile strongholds are reported in the Mindanau region with first contact depending on Sumner's course.
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Manila
Chaffee
Sumner
Department of Mindanas
Camp Vicars
Island of Mindanao
Marin
Micin
Genral Sumner
Magazine Blows Up Over Boston Harbor Mystery
A blast near Fort Winthrop on Government Island in Boston Harbor killed one, injuring five, and sent victims to nearby hospitals. Authorities named Albert H. Cotton and several others among the dead while crews investigated detonation details and suspects.
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Boston
Christian Knyeat Jannieen
Deni Pn
Rhermincme Ace A
Fe Cn
James Revah
Mr Long Here After KM Company Visit
Congressmen Chesivrt Long arrived yesterday from KM company and spent Burlay at the Copeland. He remains in Lona ony ter meenoy but leaves this evening tar lackey. Mr Jane has not recovered and remains ill this week. WAIRED Wim Kueh Users dayet danger of typhoid fever attack, yet continues in campaigning.
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Consreseman Chesivrt
Yeowrday
KM Compan
Copeland
Jane
Campaelssiing
City records show 7000 listed in annual roll call
The city registrar reports over seven thousand registrations this year as precinct books close. The auditor’s office will stay open until six o clock tonight to finish processing.
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Pecomadeslouer
Auditorigin Sil
Ofelock Lin
Roosevelt Admitted as Honorary Member of Firemen Brotherhood
The 26th President Theodore Roosevelt attended the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen executive session in Chattanooga. He accepted honorary membership, praised organized labor, and spoke of railroad workers as soldiers, stressing self reliance and mutual aid within the union. He thanked Grand Master Sargent and Governor McMillin greeted visitors from Canada and Mexico. The event featured music, a formal address, and Roosevelt’s remarks on labor and citizenship.
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Roosevelt
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Sargent
Brotherhood
Troop B
State Guard
Hannshaw
John F. McNamee
Columbus
Hoosevelt
Committee On Constitution
Jaws
America
Chambilis
Hanrahan
Canada
Mexico
Ohio
L Bellows
Enet
Maine Votes In Heavy Statewide Election
Portland and other Maine cities reported a heavy turnout as polls opened. Officials expect a large vote statewide with estimates suggesting the margin could reach at least sixteen thousand votes.
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Portland
Judge Bland's Place Delegation Seeks Appointment
An eight member Atchison delegation led by H Kellacy C D Walker and B F Hudson visited Governor Stanley to discuss filling Judge Bland's Second Judicial District vacancy. They dispute timing of a special election, noting Bland's resignation not yet received and October 1 as possible vacancy date.
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Judee WT Bland
Stanley
Atchizon County
Judge Bland
Atchison
District Court
Atchison County
Bland
Levet
H. Kellacy
C. D. Walker
B F. Hudson
Supcessor
Second
Kelsey
Repubean County
Hudson
Revober
Suidye
Respublicans
H .M_ Jackson
Judge Hudson
Balle Waggener
John Seator
Kelseymia
Tsuppose
Waggener
Weather forecast note from government report
In a fragmented weather item, a government forecast hints at showers in the southeast today with calmer conditions elsewhere. A quoted forecaster discusses a later period of generally good weather, forecasting a mix of rain and fair days around mid month amid unclear details and stray names.
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Smith
Aid
Mrsala Topeka
Sax
Miners riot endangers a wary town share of police
In Wilkes-Barre and Edwardsville a mob attacked a miner accused of wrongdoing. A woman was wounded by a stray bullet, and the assailant was beaten and left near death. Troops patrol the coal region as a lockup riot stirs threats of lynching.
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Wilkerbarre
Edwardsville
Hiram Picket
John Kastravich
Fischer
Mote Beatep
Stester
Uttle
Burgess Dunne
Port ‘Comtelly
Sweyersville
Harry
Yar Costello
Tamaqua
Lenigh
Celine Coul
Coltherina
Sobttere Ane
Eniey
Corpany
Eben Ing
Mirone Efronto
Witterbarre
Mitchell
Parsons, Pal, Union of the Mine Workers
Frank Tousey Dead Founder of Judge and Publisher
Frank Tousey, founder of Judge and a nephew of Sinclair Tousey, dies this day. He led a munte publishing house with tempera tures across major cities listed, including Chicago and New York. Weather indications forecast showers in the southeast this afternoon, cooler tonight, Tuesday.
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Frank Tousey
W York
Sept
Frank T
Judge
Sinclair Tousey
The
American Sewer Sa
Munte
Chicago
Hepth
Keane
Tatr
porthwest_yinfta
Mills Store News Quality Taffeta Deals
Mills store advertises discounted taffeta fabrics with multiple price points. Featured items include 0.75 to 1.38 dollar quality taffeta options and stag taffeta at 1.38 dollars. Pricing reflects bulk or assorted quality levels.
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Charles Ramsey
Milo Shields
Craig
de G. Pox
Tf. Whitehil
Danbury
Ho Ness
Perio
W. Jaggard
Bonner
BrilfRit
Dinahiay
Zeke Marst
Valley Pails
M. G. Strtckland
Chanute
Arita Init
Greve Tarm
Horion
Guten Tolie—Hi
M. Smith
David City
Olamenti
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Kaonae May
Ghocket
Winfeld
Denton
Cis
Zack Randall
Kan
Ray Ben F. Hanna
Kinney
Cine Stine
Coutreham Kansas CT
Frederick McGregor
Willum Bradbury
H F. Wiedmeyer
Marysville
Beck —Deed Tinker
Wiehita
Marshall Gond
H & Martin
Denver
Cul Ten Een Mall
Walnut Grove Farm
Horerican
En Fua
Coe
Sultan of
Moen
Por
Medicine Lodge
United States Revenue Office
Leavenworth
Keilor
S. Porth
el Dorado
Keifer
Aiure
Aoigier
Bestriepds
Ing
Keiter
David J. Brewer
Albany
Lincoln
Coase
Harvey
Osborne
Vickers Noman
Miami
Paul Russell
N. H. ‘Taylor
C. Shelton
George Osborne
L. J. Lawe
Charles "Hossman
Louis Harvey
Peter W. Goebel
John Dew
Hazelton
Mark Eagan
Popullets
A. D. Gilpin
Llerk
F. Dunhum
J. 5. Stover
Arthur Artman
S. H. Brunt
David Shaver
Democrate
I. D. Brumbaugh
W. E. Lyon
Cleek
J. J. McCurdy
Coconer
PM. Hendrick
T. J. Aufdemberge
Jefferson
Jefferson , Dougherty; Clerk of Court, W. C. Harvey; Treasurer, W. L. Wood
W. A. Waddell
D. Buller
Sherit
Beach
J.H. Sheridan
James C. Dwele
W. W. Austin
Elmer Johston
John Easter
W. Hradeon
A. H. Mc Reynolds
RB. Barger
O. W. Lewellen
Edward Stismaker
J.A. Sealon
David Lebian, Jr
William Kinnear Osborne
E. B. Rathburn
E. P. Rumple
E. E. Ellis
E. B. Roadhouse
P. D. Scott
W. Snyder
C. C
Sherman Trey
S. E. Haye
Harry Gray
B. Rother
Saline County
Otto Peterean
John Sheriit
Hugh Osborne
Wiliam Extehson
R. E. Short
Ro M. When
Atorney
Charles Vokes
A, Frederick
W. Surverne
Hexerisusportheundeans
J. M. Itten
T. W. Eckert
Arkansas City Traveler
W. G. Anderson
Las Veras, N. M
Moros
Summer
Mindanao
Old Fort Winthrop
MR. Long
Knoevite
Maine
Judge Bland's
Coal and
Mob
Beata
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Yar
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Freedelphis
Tee Minengolla
Cincininati
le Loulk
Mills’ Store News
Bonnet
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