Topeka First Night Horse Show Draws Vast Crowd
Topeka's exhibition featured equine beauty and rapid harness races drawing thousands to the fairgrounds. Winners were lauded as track records fell in the Kansas Derby and other events, with a packed grandstand and a lively, bustling atmosphere throughout a night of displays, contests, and prize awards.
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Che Fair Grounte
Elie
Horace
MerRe Humber
Eneries
Houncer
Montimatky
Mm Taw
Aghian
Der
Ie Reed
Dean i
Bares
Dr. Heatherly
Detey Tell
Co. Bamcon
Wikerlur
1 .Pope
H.C. Lindsey
Disey
W. J. Miller
Maud
W. &. Lawless
Enogtall
William G
Clase
Ieladius
Herndon
J. W. Bell
General Arbuckle
Secori
Broome
Tope
Topeka
McClintock
Clara Mayer
Barrage
J. €. McClintock
Jenathin Thomas
Theewks
Mer. Miller
Mr. Miller
Jonathyn
Thoms Doris
Dr. Morlin- Tock
Cines 4
Albert Haley
Sam Foulters
Willa
Origin
Carriage Horse
Norris
Pickard
Broush
Crech & Son
Lafayette
Ind
Martin
Canquarent
Ares Atnivas
Nota
HL Shrepel
Medel
Rhae
Crouch & Son
Tne
Iver
Pia
Uy Clune
Gao
Ketenern Hix Turfongs Cunning
Career Ata
Drugel
Herr Siuren
Heain Bie
Nutwood Grattan
Why Did She Do It on Board Novik's Crew
A fragment hints at motives surrounding a female figure connected to Novik's crew. The text suggests questions about her actions aboard a ship or team, with unnamed sources and unclear details. No concrete names or dates are provided to confirm events or outcomes.
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Novik
Japanese Retire From Yental Facing New Battle Costs
News from San Francisco and Tokyo reports Japan decreasing taxes on Yental and increasing duties to choke trade as preparations for a new major battle proceed. Accounts note occupation of Liao Yang, casualties, and shifting fleets, with public interest in Lena's presence and consul Kugeno denying improper conduct. Reports describe Russian losses, Japanese fortifications, and moving forces toward Tie Pass aided by barges, while Dan Patch headlines at a fair with high attendance and a $1,000 match race added for Friday.
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Slakden
Liao Yang
Trie
Dan Patch
Tokio
Lena
San Francisco
Wip
Russia
Ene
America
Korsakof
Port Arthur
Viadivostox
Kugeno
Stratton
Igo Tokio
Oyama
Mukden
Mukifen
Lino Yang
Talse
Kuroki
Ling River
Tie Pass
Nouts
Lian Yang
M. W. Savage
H. C. Hershey
Dan
Dan Patoh
Mr. Savage
Jim Underwood
Monte Campbell
Topeka
Vanity S
8. K. Morey
Brickwell
Gklas
Fair Management
John Nohind
Vanity
Winfield
Campaign orator Shaw headlines Kansas City stop in 1900s
Secretary of the Treasury Leslie M. Shaw drew about 2,500 listeners in Kansas City Kansas and Fort Scott as he toured the state, delivering a strong attack on Democratic money policy while praising Roosevelt and attacking the party for uncertain positions. Hutchings nominated for Congress by fusionists at Fort Scott, Bowman the rival. several notes on local politics, endorsements, and party maneuvers follow.
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Leslie M. Shaw
the Treasury
Kansas City
Kaw
Fort Scott
Shaw
Roosevelt
Congressman Bowersock
Philippines
Gauls
New York
Alleghinisa
Theodore Roosevelt
Olathe
Kan
C. F. Hutch- Inga
Congress
J. T. Sheppard
Noah T. Bowman
Garnett
Bowman
P. P. Elder
Franklin County
Hutchings
Teuben Chenault
W. W. Rose
Ken
Widh J. L Sheppard
Kansas
Michigan
Osage Minsion
Neosho County
Oiece
Wyandotte County
Jipancun Tax System Emerges in Manchuria
Mukden Sept 1 Japanese colonists in Manchuria push a self styled taxation and administration. They pay for supplies with promissory notes used for war funds and levy taxes on villages. Cash collection lags as notes circulate while officials seek immediate cash taxes.
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Mukfen
Jipancun
Manchuria
Penmiatvon
Seneca Heath Dies in Muscotah Kansas
Seneca Heath Republican state senate nominee in the Atchison Jackson district died at his Muscotah home this morning from heart neuralgia triggered by acute indigestion. A lawyer by training, Heath had practiced in Atchison and later Muscotah, and was noted as friendly to Congressman Corti. Democratic nominee is B P Waggener of Atchison.
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Muscotah, Kas
Seneca Heath
Atchison Jackson
Heath
Corti
B. P. Waggener
Atchison
Everett & Waggenet
Henry Elligon
Mystery surrounds shooting in Mayetta Kansas
Ed Davin liveryman was shot in the stomach while returning from the Indian reservation after driving two Indians. He was brought to a barn unconscious. Eli Isaacs arrived with a gunshot wound to the leg claiming he was shot as well. Isaacs was later arrested and charged with shooting Davin and himself in a mysterious case.
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Mayetta
Kan
Ed Davin
Ian
Eli Isaacs
Isaacs
Holton
Davis
Parker in the City Yacht Arrival and Political Visit
The Sapphire carrying Judge Parker reached New York after a rough Hudson crossing from Esopus. Parker alighted at the Hotel Astor after a greeting by dock workers and officials, with plans to meet supporters and possibly confer with former President Cleveland. Senator Gorman and Pais were among expected visitors.
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New York
Sapphire
Allen B. Potter
Emopus
Firthrey
Arthur Memunan
Cabot
Judge Parker
Ruge
Hotel Astor
Broadway
Worty-fourth Street
Pais
Wil Man B. Sheahan
Gorman
Cleveland
Stolen Shipment of Men's Clothing Worth 316000
New York on September 15 a shipment of men's clothing valued at nearly 316000 was stolen in broad daylight. The truck carrying the cases vanished after the driver left to run an errand at a firm office. No witnesses could identify the thieves. The heavy cases, each about 600 pounds, disappeared from the East River pier while awaiting rail transport.
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Tenny Bell
Cooper
W. J. Creek
Grove
Gray Gelins
Syrock
Cyrock
Flying Fox
Gray
Piykre Fox
Tiptare
Fox
Horsemen
New York
East River Pier
Storm of Wind and Rain Floods New York Streets
A violent storm sweeping New York and vicinity caused severe damage to property, with hundreds of windows shattered and streets turned to rivers. No major loss of life reported though ships grounded near Coney Island and beaches. Downpour ceased by dawn and temperatures fell.
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New York
Gabore
Coney Island Point
Page Sonal
Wilmington
Del
Durham
Cape Tain
Jackson
John Williams
M- Hoye
American Dredging Company
Delaware
Barham
Philadelphia
Long Opens It in Colorado Republican Rally
Denver reports Senator Cheater T. Long of Kurume opened the Republican event with a campaign platform. He argues for a shared standard of values with Democrats and cites Thomas E. Watson on the gold standard. The remarks critique Democratic silence on nomination and emphasize vigilance against Democratic tempering with policy.
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Colorado
S Spetich
Colineum
Cheater T. Long
Kurume
Long
Thomas EB. Watson
Wire
Democratic Party
Maine
California
Michigan
Florida
Louix
Wiesmie Erik
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