Fusion Campaign Opened in Wichita with Keynote Speech
Wichita Kansas speakers describe fusion as a path to reform, with Judge David M. delivering the keynote condemning railroad taxes and state policies. He argues for unity between Democratic and People's party if it advances statewide reforms and counters partisan abuses.
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Wichita
Kar
Fred
David BM
Dave
Pepullete
Campelen
Inn
Democratic and People's Party
United Werator
Partizan
Hut
State Board of Equalization
Railroad Board of Assessors
Bailey
Boss Busters
Meeting at Sedgwick County rallies for Dale and fusion leaders
Crowds came in on special trains and regular services to hear Judge Dale and rivals from the Fusion ticket speak. Dale, popular in Sedgwick County, is favored to win by 1,600 to 2,000 votes amid Republican strength, with delegates and party officials from Topeka arriving to address the gathering.
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Judge Dale
Witla Harets
United States
Mith Republicate
Sedgwick
Jadee Dale
Frelon
Ucket
Benatir A. Househilder
Columbus
Eptech
Dalen
Marion
Dale
Judge Dales
Khimeerit
Japanese Capture Liao Yang After Five Days of Battle
Japanese forces completed the capture of Liao Yang, the former Russian base, after five days of heavy fighting. General Kuropatkin’s troops evacuated earlier, as Japanese divisions advanced from An Ping and Feng Wang Cheng roads, with intense artillery and infantry assaults along the rail line. Russian casualties exceeded five thousand for August 29 and 20, while Japanese efforts to seize key positions continued into early September.
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Twlnwta
Tsingtao
Kai Chou
Port Arthur
Liao Yang
St. Petersburg
Japanone
Fort Arthur
Nua
Tain
Kuropatkin
Kuroki
Ituchan
An Ping
Nad So
Shusean
Nuropatkin
Lian Yang
Raihead
Ction
Chiro Fantun
Shushan
Shunshan
Ue Risikan Ine
Nodeu
Oku
Romaine Confesses to Cripple Creek and Topeka Crimes
B F Romaine alias Robert Romaine, jailed in Shawnee County, admits to dynamiting the Independence Colorado depot and the Vindicator mine and to Topeka robberies. The Topeka case involves a Campbell home burglary and a January wage theft at Santa Fe shops. Authorities weigh Colorado return with protection guarantees amid debates on credibility and pending burglary charges.
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Jaller Lawson
Shawnee County
B. F. Singel
Robert B. Romaine
Vindicator
Florence & Cripple Creek
Independence
Cot
Romaine
Morgsine
Colorado
Generine
A. T. Lucas
Eilrgate
Hungate
Jmine
Rothultie
Farerand
Lon Monroe Street
Tenth
Eleventh
Monte Campbell
Campbell
Westers Jinton
Tiawite
Romale
Rommine
Santa Fe
Betts
Ronwine
Topeka
Lansing
Cripple Creek
Sefend
Romaliie
Kansas
Romualye
Degenerate man studies locomotive engineering in jail
A man with sandy hair and erratic behavior is described as intelligent yet degenerate. Over the past week he has studied a book on locomotive engineering. His wife visited last Sunday and brought books and his baby’s shirt to the jail, with remarks about his condition.
Prince Fushimi to Visit America from Tokio
Lieut. Gen. Prince Fushimi will sail for America on the steamer Manchuria in October and visit the St. Louis fair and Washington as the emperor's special representative. He commanded the first division at Nan shan hill and will stay in America about one month with a large retinue. The report also notes a possible promotion for Lieut. Gen. Hasegawa to general and a return to Japan for Gen. Sir William Nicholson for recovery.
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Prince Fushini
America
Manchuria
Prince Fushizu
St. Louis Fair
Washington
Japan
Prince Fushimi
Nanshan Hill
Hasegawa
Imperial Guards Division
Sir William Nicholson
Oyama
Forest fires threaten California redwood belt
San Francisco dispatch reports fires raging across northern California timber districts and near the Cruz mountains. Authorities fear the state park basin with premier redwood timber may be doomed as flames sweep through the area.
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California
4 Cruz Mountains
Ble
Kingman Pioneer Judge Kingman Dies at 68 in Kansas
Samuel A. Kingman a Wyandotte convention member and early Kansas leader died at his home the night of 1867 year old. He helped frame the 1859 state constitution and served as associate justice before becoming chief justice in 1866. Ill health and old age preceded his resignation from the bench in 1877.
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Kansas
Keeupreme Court
Monroe Street
Dudge Kingman
Judge Kingman
Judas Kingman
Judi Kingman
Wyandotte
Supreme Court
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Worthburton
Maine
Kentucky
Wan
Brown
Kingman
Kingman County
I Einanad
Matilda Willets
Terre , Haute
Ind
Eve Kingman
Lucy D. Kingmen
Lillian Butterfield
Judes
Mr. Kingman
Kilma Wil
Mane
Foe Street
Friends of the
Abram Wyman
Unitarian Church
Preech
Guilford Dudley
Daniel
Slonecker
George A. Martin
Samual Radges
John E. Mooi
Topeka
J. G. Waters
Eo A Kingman
Joseph G. Waters
Captain Waters
Supreme Court of
Kansen
Wysadette
Mountain Fires Reach Toward Santa Cruz Coastline
Eyeing widespread destruction from Marin to Tehama and Butte counties, flames threaten ranches and property as fears rise of blocked escape routes. Summer heat lingers across Kansas, with many stations hitting 90s and 100s, a dry outlook, and cooler conditions forecast.
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Marin County
Tehama
Butte
Kansas
Topeka
Baker
Concordia
Dodge City
Fort Scott
Mackeville
McPherson
Manhattan
Osage City
Sedna
Toronto
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