Martin on re election and county politics in Kansas
Senator Martin comments on re election plans and the state race mentioning Hardship from family illness. He notes support for the Overmyer ticket and county nominees while avoiding full canvassing. He dismisses claims about Col Tomlinson and comments on Hudson Sapp and local Democratic splits.
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John Martin
United States
Kansas
Seaator Martin
Senate
Sean
Overmyer
Lauppote
Tama
Althogh
Voet
Eugen Hagan
Frank Thomas
Martin
Tate
Cogorter
Col. W. P. Totkinson
Torclingon
Cal
Tomingon
Bis
Topeka Democrat
Charley Itolliday
Mike Heery
Hey Holliday
Charley Holly
Mike
Tomlonoma
Jeff. Hudson
Jef
Sapp
Germans Must Conform in New Orders Say Lodge Leader
Supreme Chancellor W B Ritchie states the order will use the English ritual in America and regrets German displeasure. He notes the lodge grants no admission to saloonkeepers or professional gamblers and emphasizes language as a national choice despite German objections.
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Huref
New Yoas
W.B. Ritchle
Supreme Lodge
K of P
America
Name Lodge
France
Ulfenes
Debs Identified by Messenger Boys in Telegraph Theft Trial
Western Union messenger witnesses testified that they delivered messages to Debs and other officials, including James Connors who claimed to have handed three telegrams to Debs. Gus Woblers and Fred Miller corroborated delivery evidence as the defendants faced cross examination in court.
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Debs
Crinano
Sega
Western Union
Mser
James Connors
Mmeenges
Variot A. RU
Never Meet Corbett Fight Is Off and Cash Returned
Sept. 12 in Cureacy Jackson reclaimed $10,000 from Will J. Davis after canceling a planned fight with Corbett. Davis and manager Parson Davies stated the big event would never take place, Jackson plans to sail west and then to London, leaving the pursuit of Corbett behind.
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Cureacy
Jackson
Will J. Davis
Corve
Parson Davies
Davis
Columbia Theater
West Jadies
London
Corbets
Afro American leadership faces corruption charge and resignations
The Afro American Bureau leader J Taylor announces resignations of top Afro American Democratic League officers amid charges of a polluted party scene. Others report on labor, court rulings, and political rumors across Newark Edison to Roosevelt, with varied regional items and notices.
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Wasutsatos
H. C. CG
Anwood
C. H. J. Saylor
Clairman
Laague
Astwood
Areca
Autumn Cyclone Wreaks Havoc Injuring Many Across Region
A powerful autumn cyclone sweeps through the region causing widespread injuries and damage. Officials report multiple casualties and extensive property loss as emergency crews work through the aftermath. Residents evacuate affected neighborhoods while meteorologists issue warnings for ongoing severe weather.
Cyclone Hits North Memphis Destroys Iron Bridge
A cyclone from the southeast struck near the Loulaville and Nashville railroad shops in north Memphis, uprooting trees and washing away an iron bridge over Gayosa Bay by about 100 yards. Several houses were wrecked. Robert Culp was fatally injured and Wilkes Yambell seriously hurt. Casualties beyond these names were not yet confirmed. The weather service labels it a tornado with winds near 105 miles per hour.
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Memphis
Tenn
Loulaville and Nashville
Gayosa Bay
Robert Culp
Wilkes Yambell
George Whitney Skips Kansas Avenue Grubbery Headed for Creditors
George Whitney, who took over the Kansas Avenue restaurant from Fred Whittier, packed his belongings with his wife and baby and left town amid creditor pressure. Whitney owed about 1 000 above liabilities, while Whittier and Frank Morrow will continue to run the business. Whitney & Son had operated the restaurant, the senior partner a retired preacher living in Overbrook.
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Kansas Avenue
George Whitney
Fred Whittier
Big
Burdge Nabs Three in Burglary Case
Sheriff aes and Delaney Wilkerson captured four prisoners in Myotte last night. Suspects Charles Willams Walter Wheeler and Justin Mable allegedly rented a bag at Finch's livery stable in North Topalis and failed to return it. The items were later found in the country and restored to the owner. All are noted frequent offenders in lower courts.
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Aes
Delaney Wilkerson
Myotte
Topeka - Boree
Charles Willams
Walter Wheeler
Jusin Mable
Finch’s
North Topalis
Mayette
Plunder Ring Busted In Chicago Gang Raid
Chicago police captured Siother Martin and Taps Hogin gang leaders who ran a city wide burglary ring. The thieves operated in district wards with day and night shifts and included many youths who faced frequent arrests and light fines.
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Chicago
Arrest of East Side Circle figure in assault case
Frank Gallotty once a leader of the East Side Circle was arrested on a warrant for assault. The victim, K. P. Berry, ex Santa Fe engineer and manager at Ament's Wirewood property, was badly bruised in a scuffle caused by a misunderstanding that led to Gallotty's discharge.
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Frank Gallotty
East Side Circle
K.P. Berry
Santa Fe
Ament
Galletty
Berry
Madwoman Rigi Rigby Taken to Asylum After Frenzied Attacks
Mrs. J H Rigby of North Topeka has gone insane and was sent to the asylum by friends after a week of violent behavior. She allegedly tried to choke her husband and yesterday jumped down stairs into the cellar, where her father-in-law intervened. Rigby, mother of several children, resides on Monroe Street near Gordon. In San Francisco dispatches, 34000 Japanese allied forces in Korea are noted, with 800 cavalry and 20000 Coreans arrayed against Japan amid Chinese forces at Ping Yang.
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Tate
J. H. Rigi Y
North Topeka
Mia Rigby
Monroe Street
Gordon
San Francisco
Corea
Chinees
Ping Yang
Railroad Men Defy Order Barring Political Activity
About 600 Fort Worth workers gathered to discuss the Union Pacific ban on employees active in politics. Resolutions condemn the order as a blow to citizens liberties and call for protest. Texas railway presidents plan a state convention in October to discuss the issue.
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Potitics Fort Works
Tex
Union Pacific
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Ple
Texas
Dallas
Bar'l Head Cy Leland Sends Apples to GOP Rooms
Cy Leland chairman of the Republican state central committees has dropped his cigar tactic and sent two barrels of apples from his Doniphan county orchard to the committees room. Large green apples stand open for visitors to help themselves, noted as a fairer offering than his cigars.
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Cy Leland
Repubblican State Central Committees
Doniphan County
Leland
Sickles Receives Honor at First M Church
General Daniel E Sickles was honored at a reception by his Third Corps comrades in the First M church. General Charles H. Cull ing of New York sparked a stir with a brief speech about the urinor plate fraud and urged action at the next election if authorities fail to act, while General Collins proposed a resolution that was ruled out of order.
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Collins
Daniel E Sickles
Charles H. Culling
New York
Cornerstone Laying for Shawnee County Court House
Report lists Chief Justice Alfred Horton County Chairman J Lee Knight and Mayor T W Harrison as representatives for the cornerstone ceremony at Masonic temple Friday night. A parade along Kansas avenue will feature military and civil bodies plus school pupils and teachers, with dedication planned for September 22.
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Eom
Shawnee County Court House
Masonic Temple
Alfred Horton
J. Lee Knight
Ceat Board
T. W. Harrison
Kansas Avenue
Ality
Kansas Avenus
Ninth
Fifth Streets
Heavy Taxpayers Favor Settlement Of Sewer Case In Topeka
The Topeka judiciary committee meets to decide whether to appeal Decker Mullins Berry sewer judgment. Taxpayers, bankers, and city officials urge a settlement to avoid further expense. City leaders expect a compromise near 55 thousand dollars, with payoffs to material men in scope. The paper notes nominations and local civic actions alongside.
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Topeka
Decker
Mullins and Berry
Journal
P._L Bonebrake
Central National Bank
Kellam
Merchants’ National Bank
Wm. Sims
First National Bask
M. Gage
Topeka City Railway Company
Kansas
Guilford Dudley
Buiker
Tilloteen
P. G. Ness
Decker, Mullins & Berry
Bradford
Ilelman
Burgess
Fulton
Gen
Supreme Court
Falton
Holman
Tillotson
Jewelry thieves taken by police in Colorado Springs
Edwin Irving and Arthur Dennis were arrested in the Santa Fe yards just before noon for robbing Aiken's store on Pikes Peak avenue. All stolen jewelry valued under $100 was recovered. The youths, both 19, claimed two accomplices in Ogden City. officers await Colorado Springs marshals arrival.
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Colorado Springs
Edwin Irving
Arthur Dennis
Cer Owens
Santa Fe
Aiken
Pikes’ Peak Avenue
Owens
Colorado
Oenge City
Banta Fe
Irving
Dennis
May arrest Edison over boxing film evidence in New Jersey
Knox county grand jury convenes amid talk of indictments for participants in the Bellon laboratory prize fight between Corbett and Courtney. Subpoenas expected for witnesses, including W T Dickinson who oversaw the electrical apparatus recording the bout.
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Pugilivta
Newank
N. J
Knsox County Grand Jury
Picavet
Bolleon Laboratory
Corbett
Courtney
Tt Dickinson
Dickinson
Keeley League Convention Opens in Denver
About 800 delegates attend the Keeley leagues convention in Denver as Andrew J. Smith is reelected president. The gathering features a brass band parade with blue and yellow badges, and Harrison, Pa., is named for the next meeting site.
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Denver
Mey
Andrew J. Smith
Fort Leavenworn
Enw
Harrison
NO EGGS EXPECTED Wilson Proposes to Talk Tonight
Mir A. Q Wilson temperance speaker at the corner of Fifth Street and Kansas Avenue Monday night says he will speak again tonight at the corner Seventh and Kane Avenue within the law and that police should provide protection. His assistant, Dr E D Obriety, will sing at the meeting tonight.
Tin Pans Cost More and Market Control Efforts
European tin syndicate seeks control after 1887 failures with French and Dutch backers. US tin stocks near lows as purchases push prices up. Meanwhile Santa Fe protests Sunday excursions to nearby towns. Secretary Carlisle declares no sugar bounty payments under new tariff. Local notes mention public speeches and transport details for Hughes Grove picnic.
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Loxnox
United States
America
Wasningtom
Carlisle
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