Maine Voters Quiet as Off Year Balloting Opens
In Maine the off year elections open quietly with light early voting. Republicans seek re election of Governor Powers and four congressmen Reed Dingrey Hurieldh and Boutelle, while Democrats trail with a small minority. In Portland voters show light turnout at mid morning and race dynamics show Republican gains likely but margins uncertain.
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Portland
Maine
Governor Powers
Messrs
Reed
Dingrey
Hurieldh
Boutele
Vartland
Samuel Dant
Saco
Luther WH. McKinney
Schools Open Today After Rain Delays in Tooeka
Rain kept many from attending the first day as Tooeka public schools reopened. At 8:30 this morning bells signaled the start of term with high attendance limited by wet weather. Superintendent Davidean reports expected enrollment rise. teachers reported to their posts and a long day of organizing grades followed.
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Tooeka
High Echoel
Davidean
Kansan Avenue
L. D. Whittemore
Viola Troutman
Effie Graham
Laura E. Ewing
Anna Murphy
Mary W. Doran
Mary Barkley
Bf, Hyer
Alice B. Patterson
Annie S. Douglas
H. Heacock
Lilian Freeman
Bessie Houghton
Elizabeth Davidson
Edith Davin
Grant
E. A. Limerwell
Princial
Lenora Henry Chalt Timey
Mabel Milles
Nelile Lercher
Magetta Burdge
Anna Kellvy
Roberts Shyder
Ellen Hearthurg
Bertin White
Muud Patter
Monroe School
Fred Roundtree
Prince Celet
Mary West
Neinpal
Anna K. Palmer
Elis H. Smith
Florence Griost
Harriett Methuy
Laura D. Hailey
Julld S Tripp
Aliee McCoy
Washington
J_ Li Harrington
Princiay B Ridley
L. M. Jamison
Julia B. Abbott
Quincy
W. H. Wright
Leonora Henry
Harriett van Amhurch
Low Nash
Grace Root
Jonnie
Clarkson
Annis Banks
Laura Holland
Ada Fulcher
Kate F. Smith
Linesin
M. L. Field
Beth Warner
Half the
Edith Moore
Carrie Goddard
Lotie Johnston
Maude Hishop
Dollie I
Martin
Ann& Payne
Jessie Donnell
Janet T. Clelend
Bigodie Stewart
Hramer
J. Hi
McBride
Priggioni
Daisy@Munter
Fannie George
Eva Schley
Margaret Hagsart
Marlon Lewis
Bessie Maxwell
Mary K. Cochran
van Buren
Jean M. Hay
Lowman Hill
Elizabeth
Samson
V. Leeper
Callie
Newell
Ida M. Zellers Sumner School
Anne F. Montieth
Mary Walker
Gertrude Wi- Mii
Aa Bost
Prigeten
Liao
Tmes Ab
Puckerme McCumptel
Aiargarer & Suehe
Mark Wimpbell
Sacra
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Nella Sisier
J. M. Struel
Mle. Price
Potrehosl
Ehaubeth ‘Tharp
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Teadore EK
Adh Macferran
Emperor mourns as news of tragedy spreads worldwide
The Chicago Record reports on official mourning and public reaction after a royal tragedy. D W Hastman commands a veterans camp session with ceremonies at a casino, while other events and addresses mark the week. Condolences pour in from monarchs and leaders across Europe as the court declares six months of mourning.
Reunion and Peace Jubilee Programme for Topeka GA R Meet
The G A R reunion in Topeka September 26 to 29 unveiled a draft programme at the Commercial club rooms. Speakers include A W Smith McPherson J A Dunsmore Phayer Charles B Graves Emporia W H Smith Maryeville and E R Ridgely Pittsburg with campfires, music by Modoc club and jubilee singers. The Ladies of the GA R announce flexible scheduling and further changes may occur.
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Quexters Dy “Isl
Cominlites
Charset
Weed
J. Eres
Kaasear
Charles A. Fellows
Ees
America Forever
Modoc
Sts
J. W. Leedy
Soldiers and Sailors of Music
D. W. Bastman
Veterans Camp Nee
Oes Castie
A. Madicon
W. FB. Henry
Kansas City
Mustcanena City
G. AR
Topeke
Bel
Dewey
Garfield Park
Tupeia
Modoc Club
A. W. Smith
McPherson
J. AL. Dunsmore
Phayer
Charles B. Graves
Emporia
W. H. Smith
Maryeville
E.R. Ridgely
Pittsburg
Band
Jubilee Singers
Ladies of the Goa
Mra
Emmn Wall of
Lawrence
Cartrides
Topeka
Emma
Dutton
Winkels
Frances
Wood
Eastman
Rimpoka
J. P. Burris
Ottawa
T. J. Anderson
Wilson
Beatrice
J.’ Churchill
Ladies of the GA. R
John Martin
Wm. Warner
Missouri
Gar
James A. Sexton
Uloks
J.B. Stone
W. T. McCarty
Emporik
Gen. Woc
PB. Breckenridge
Kentucky
Empress of Austria Mortem Exam Details Fatal Wound
Geneva Sept. 12 The port mortem examination of the late empress of Austria following her assassination on Saturday by an Italian anarchist named Lachheni Lachesi or Luigini shows the weapon transfixed the heart with a three and one third inch penetration and a wound one sixth of an inch wide. Her majesty walked 50 yards to the steamer, attributed to her strong will and natural energy.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Austria
Lachheni
Lachesi
Luigini
Vienna in Mourning Plans for Empress Elizabetht’s Funeral
Vienna reports funeral arrangements for Empress Elizabetht who was assassinated in Geneva. Remains expected in Vienna next Thursday with a state funeral on Friday and interment on Saturday. City flags at half mast. theaters and amusements suspended. Archdukes and Archduchess Maria Valerie arrived at Schoenbrunn. Emperor Francis Joseph reportedly headed to Geneva by special train, though earlier reports claimed otherwise. Crown Princess Stephanie, unsettled by Darmstadt events, has been summoned.
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Vienna
Elizabetht
Geneva
Maria Valerie
Schoenbrunn
Francis Joseph
Disowned by sons after Liberty lynching inquest
A coroner's inquest in Liberty Missouri found that Benjamin Sores died at the hands of unknown parties after a lynching outside a saloon last night. The body will be buried at the county's expense. Two sons of the lynched man were present but threaten to keep care of the remains. The family declares their father disgraced and disowned him in life and death. Public reaction remains numb to the lynching.
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Liberty
Fire in Cincinnati Destroys Rush Building Area
A downtown Cincinnati blaze at the Rush building on Second Street, home to the Xenton Baking Powder company, caused estimated losses of 875000 with full insurance. Firefighters contained the flames within the original limits after a prompt response, narrowly avoiding a larger disaster.
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Cincinnati
Rush
Xenton Baking Powder
Second Street
Hungarian Diet Acts Meets and Passes Resolutions
Budapest September 12 both houses of the Hungarian diet met in extraordinary session. A large crowd of mourners and students lined the route to the legislative palace as banners waved in sorrow. The president of the chambers opened proceedings amid the outpouring of national grief.
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Budapest
Hungary
Wey
Royal decree and Hungarian maneuvers noted in session
The assembly adopted motions befitting the deva sion and adjourned after the diet. A royal decree was issued today signaling new developments in Hungarian military maneuvers and state affairs.
CANNOT BE EXECUTED Laws of Switzerland Prevent Capital Punishment
In Berne Switzerland on September 12 the Empress beloved by Europeans was killed by an assassin. The federal council planned an extraordinary session to decide measures. The killer must be tried under cantonal law which forbids capital punishment and prescribes life imprisonment as the harshest penalty.
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Switzerland
Berne
Spritzerland
Empress of Austria Unaware After Assault Says Witness
Geneva report describes the Empress of Austria as unconscious only briefly after the attack. A lady in waiting recalls the empress asking if she felt pain, replying she did not know and believing it was fright. The empress remained upright, walked to the steamer, and only later fainted, unaware of being stabbed.
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Austria
Geneva
Septi
A Cousin of the Empress Wires Condolence
Baron Waldeck de Villeneuve a cousin of the late Empress of Austria in the Seventh Immune Regiment at Jefferson Barracks wires condolence to Emperor Joseph of Austria in Vienna. He reads news of the Geneva assassination in the papers and signs his message with sincerity. Before coming to the United States he was a baron in the Mentena court of the emperor.
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St. Louis
Waldeck de Villeneuve
Jefferson Barracks
Empress of Austria
Geneva
Emperor Joseph of Austria
Vienna
Empress Laid in Mortuary Chamber as Charity Sisters Pray
In Geneva on September 12 the empress body lies in a triple coffin within a mortuary chamber. Sisters of Charity keep constant vigil around the bier, kneeling in prayer for the departed soul near a prayer table bearing the rosary and crucifix.
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Sisters of Charity
Geneva
Suveral Sisters of Charity
RHEA'S WEEK OF GRIEF AND SUPERSTITIONS
Miss Gay Rhea recalls a week of theater trouble including a chorus member’s breakdown a fall on stairs a drunken dismissal and a manager quitting She cites superstition as guiding her misfortunes noting a whistled farewell to a staffer and a black cat omen in Topeka while defending belief in fate.
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Miss Gay Rhea
Crawford Theater
Rabbit
Topeka
Black Cat
Miss Rbea
Stanley ‘Wall
Wes
Hennbil
Market report shows wheat slight fall amid large northwest arrivals
Wheat opened weaker as large northwest receipts of 1403 cars weighed on values. Prices drifted in Minneapolis before late gains in the quarter. Traders limited by competition and orders, with December futures under pressure as shipments last week contrasted with the prior period.
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Serait
Minneapolis
Ofterviee
Etienne
Chicago market report and livestock prices summary
A dense market summary notes Chicago hog and cattle receipts and prices, with mixed futures for wheat and corn. It lists bid ranges, regional receipts from Kansas City and Omaha, and mentions weather forecasts for Kansas City, Ravine, and surrounding areas impacting trade.
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Minneapolis
Cork
Vital
Kansas City
Vicins
Tyger
Keanna
Wiest
Ieee
Auction Notice Mixed Fragments from City Column
Fragmentary listing seeks sale of North och oh mek Poles cales and Es Shorthorn calves. WANTED A room for a young lad with cat. Seek return mail and furnished rooms at Ti Van Buren. Details unclear due to OCR garble but items reference livestock, lodging, and contact notes.
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Soung Lad
Adirees J
Ti van Buren
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