SAFE AT LAST LOST GUNS AT MUKDEN DRAMA
Reports from the front describe a tense retreat toward Mukden with Kuroki’s forces holding their guns. Russian dispatches claim a near stand, while Japanese moves around Liao Yang and Port Arthur hint at further clashes. Officials warn a major battle may unfold as both sides maneuver to encircle Mukden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuropathia
Mukden
Kuroki
St. Patersburg Ofciais
Kurok
Petershure
Kuropatkin
Tie Pure
Alles
Agai
Bmukien
St. Petersburg
Sept
Tokin
Kor~ Sakoyak
Port Arthur
Political campaigns loom in Kansas and nearby states
The report outlines Democratic plans for a Wichita opening meeting with speakers Judge Dale and ex Senator Harris. Dr F B Lawrence is nominated for congress in the Fourth district, likely to run on the Democratic ticket though he is also Populist. Roosevelt and Fairbanks favored in Kansas. J J Bristow to campaign in October. strong Republican sentiment noted in Maine and New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Sedewick County
Dale
Oscar Smith
Ami
Kegunlican State Committee
Duke
Judge Date
Sedgwick County
Hailey
Judge Dale
Harris
M. A. Householder
Fusion
Kansas
F. B. Lawrence
el Dorado
Mt Emporis
Lawrence
de Lawrence
Free Silver
Republican Party
Free Ve
Bera
Springfield
Nations Committee
Dr. Lawrence
Miller
Mit
William Allen White
Cistle
Washington
J. J. Bristow
Stubbs
Kunens
Britwen
Karsan Cay
Vermont
State Committee
Roosevelt
New England
Maine
Weather in Kansas Reports Clear Except Macksville Fog
Weather service stations across Kansas show clear, cool conditions today with mild to warm temperatures. An exception is Macksville where fog is noted this morning. Western Kansas and western Missouri see slight temperature changes, while Topeka prepares for next week’s fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Mackaville
London
Topeks
Missouri
Baker
Concordia
Dodge City
Dresden
Fort Scott
Macksville
McPherson
Manhatta
Osage City
Russell
Sedan
Topeka
Toronto
Orelock
A Day of Pleasure for Visiting Knights Templar
San Francisco hosts a busy schedule for the Visiting Knights Templar with excursions to nearby sites, receptions at commanderies, a Greek amphitheatre concert, a banquet for the Louisville drill corps, and press club events. Weather is unusually warm with large crowds, estimated eighty thousand visitors, and cities Chicago and St. Louis vying for the next triennial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Knights Templar
University of California
Louisville Drill Corps and & Press Club
Chicago
St. Louis
Packers Won't Confer as Strike Momentum Persists
Chicago reports a large crowd of strikers visiting stockyards and many foremen seeking word on war outlooks if workers return. The strike leaders committee has not secured another conference with packers and the packers say no more talks will occur. President Donnelly notes no dissension among unions following the referendum. the allied trades council conference board oversees the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Donnelly
Conference Board of the Allied Trades Council
Receivers Appointed for American Cotton Company
Charles E. Kimball of Summit New Jersey and C Lover Ing Townton Massachusetts were named receivers for the American Cotton company in the New York district. Earlier, New Jersey courts appointed the same men receivers with bonds of 209000. The firm, capitalized at 7 million, operates about 200 cotton and ginning plants and faces nearly two million in facilities due next month. The company reportedly lacks funds to meet those obligations.
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New York
Charles E. Kimball
Summit
N. J
C. Lover
Stax
Two Blocks Burn in Pakerstield California Fire
Fire destroyed two blocks in Pakerstield central city when a blaze broke out in the engine house of the local fire department. William Suen, intoxicated, caused the ignition by smoking and attempted to flee. Patrons Gee Pong and Chipaman entered a building to rescue property as smoke and fumes overcame workers. Robert Baldwin leaped from the Midland hotel second story amid the flames. total loss estimated at 557.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pakerstield
Cal
Cty
Williare Suen
Ubsom
Gee Pong & Chipaman
Roward Baldwin
Midland
Rock Island Tied Up by Washouts Across Southwest
Ceasing rain since Saturday has damaged railroads in the region. The Mexican Central bridge near Ortiz is destroyed and a Texaco Pacific bridge east of El Paso washed away with four freight trains wrecked. A long stretch of Galveston Harrisburg and San Antonio track washed out, halting traffic. Rock Island service blocked since last Saturday by a washout in New Mexico. Forecast for Kansas calls for fair skies tonight and Friday with variable winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Tex
Ortiz
Texaco Pacific
Galveston, Harrisburg
San Antonio
Rock Island
New Mexico
Two Killed as Fast Passenger Trains Collide Near Tiskilwa
A Rock Island passenger train collided with a derailed freight train near Tiskilwa Illinois delaying the Chicago Kansas City run. Two killed and 19 injured, four seriously, as cars piled on eastbound track and passengers taken to a nearby hotel for care.
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Tiskilawa
Til
Rock Island
Kansas City
Chicago
Desd
Thomas Donaldson
Long opposes Parker in Cowley race topeka visit notes
Sol L. Long formerly of Elk county now in Winfield and reading clerk in the state senate during Populist days is the fusion candidate for state senator in Cowley county. He says he hopes Parker is defeated and predicts Roosevelt could win the state if the election were held tomorrow. Long, an old dyed in the wool Democrat, admits he is on the Democratic ticket but does not want Parker elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol L. Long
Elk County
Winfield
Topeka
Kansas
State Senate
Mr. Long
Cowley County
Parker
Cowley
Chautauqua
Elk
Bailey
Roosevelt
Ucket
Mob threat after trolley crash kills child in Chicago
In Chicago on September 8, a mob of about 1500 residents from the north side Italian settlement threatened to lynch the trolley car crew after a collision killed 7 year old Manolo Mangrello and seriously injured 6 year old Stephen Lascolla. Patrick Reardon intervened to carry the injured boy and restrain the mob while officers arrived.
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Chicago
North Side
Manolo Mangrello
Stephen Lascolla
Patrick Reardon
Licolla
Reardon
Axel Anderson
Andéraon
5Ragon
Jseem
Governor Bailey Ill After Stop in Arkansas City
Governor Bailey returned from Paola where he spoke to the state soldiers' reunion and fell ill with cholera morbus near Arkansas City. He missed a World’s Fair appearance in St Louis and traveled to Kansas City for care, blaming overripe cantaloupe for his condition. He is weak but optimistic for a quick recovery.
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Bailey
Paola
Arkansas City
New Men Join Washburn Football Squad
New players arrive at Washburn including White formerly of Lindaborg who will start as a freshman quarterback and Haughey from Wellington a star fullback. Eleven others out for practice as Outland plans for early drills, transfers from K U and Lindsborg, and talks of Bethany college fielding a team.
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Washburn
White
Lindaborg
Great Bend
Woshburn
Bennie Owens
Gli Haughey
Wellington
Haughey
JK. U
Rush
University of Pennsylvania
Hill
State University
Q. Banbury
Lindsbors
Thrallkill
Chanute
Thrailkill
The
K. U
Thiey
John Outland
Liew
Rence
Frank Leach
Williams
Platt
Bethany College
Lindsborg
Owens
Carl
Mebl
St. Louis
Mehl
Pennsylvania
Outland
Scarred for Life After Robbery at Sheridan Road
Miss Mabel McPherson of 1218 Sheridan Road was attacked early today as 100 burglars ransacked her room. They dumped a carbolic acid laden bettie on her face and neck, burning her. DurEllis secured the property and the suspects escaped with jewelry and goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mabel McPtherson
Sheridan Road
McPherson
Benjamin J. Crank
DurEllis
Editors Visit Judge Parker at Beopus Pilgrimage
Editors from over 20 Democratic newspapers, including Charles W. Knapp, visit Judge Parker at Beopus New York to hear his first major speech in years. The group, led by Raleigh’s Josephus Daniels and St. Louis’ Knapp, expresses strong support and vows to back Parker and Davis in the coming election.
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Beopus
N.Y
Rosemount
Judge Parker
Wme
Charles W. Kapp
St. Loui Republic
New York
Hosemoout
Une
Parker
Josephus Thatsitis
Raleigh
N.C
Chariot W. Knapp
St. Louis
John J. Martin
National
Soar Ie Ware
la Tre
Aclemation
United States
Parker and Davis
Meta
Charles W. Knapp
Amertes
Knapp
Rine
Beinhams
Promey
Poco
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Lian Yang
St. Petereborg
M— Ochetal Kurgpetkins
Bear
Mukdon
Europatkin
Liao Yang
Darger
Kuromatkin
Stuf
Kbrokt
JO Dor Alester
St Petersburg
Novoe Vremye Tnday
Genera Kuropatkin
Varrant
Alexie
Kuropatkins
Mulesten
Dorlin
Caedhe
Berlin ‘Tageblatt
Port Chefoo
Mmese
Ti T
Hmperae
Sicholas
SS Petersburg
Shahe
Nore
Lino Fane
Chefoo
Everl
Port Dalny
Port Arthurs
Tile
Ute
Pignae
Korsakovsk- Petersburg
St Sept
Orenkovsk
Island
Hal Wei
Tsin Sin Coast
Liao Vang
Mayn
Kirkof
Associated Press
Dale and
Congress
Winkeld
Kan
P. H. Guy
Burden Yestenday
Thomas Clover
Benjamin Clover
Courmike Tower
Clover
Butler
Judee Graves
Circuit Court
Cole County
Orchard
Jefferson City
Parris
Toursville
Ae Templar
Louieville
Packers
American Cotton Company
Bakersfield
Calif
Hook Island
A. B. McClure
E. B. Cropper
Ane Roscoe
Fast
Hoeft
Geneseo
Peter Volk
Hitler Lander
Daniel RieCarty
Jones
Little Rock
J. Brown
T. Waltman
C. Weekly
Bleeden
MM. Leislander
E. P. Parker
W. I. Babcock
Washington, D. C
P. Portwroth
Marseilles
J. H. Crandell
H. Robinson
Sie
Hremen
Tiskilwa
Sol Long
Governor Bailey
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