Chamberlain to Resign and Appeal to Country
The Associated Press reports Colonial Secretary Chamberlain intends to resign from the cabinet over tariff policy. He would urge the nation to support a redistribution of duties fueling Liberal fractures ahead of a possible vote. Tory opposition and Balfour faction worry about party unity without Chamberlain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ivarne
Chamberlain
Toshuun
Cherberlain
Belfour
Chimberlain
Mof
Sheer Ritchey
Mr Chamberlain
Balfour
Tearan Boeetieleh
Chamber
Mar
Chusaterlain van Pile
Préng
Chambertale
Maine
Dutton Holl Sold and Hotel Sold to James F Buseell
The Dutton Holl hotel, long a city landmark near the railway, has been sold to James F. Buseell. The sale transfers ownership from L. Hendold to new management, with plans to continue the property as a historic lodging once a major stop for travelers to Taptica.
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Jamen F
L. Henold
Firezeli
Herold’ Feaan
Hotel Factures
Dutisn
Emall
Populist Conference in Topeka Reviews Denver Plan
Edgerton, national Populist reorganizing chair, leads Topeka gathering to name a member to the national committee. The meeting, with key figures like Babb and Curran absent, aims to propel the Denver July convention agenda and unify factions ahead of the Populist state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Edgerton
Denver
Kansas
Topeka
Lincoln
Nel Buttie Jett Chere
Rocky Mourtain News
New York Journal
Edgerton
Hannts
Trarganiea
Jerry Simpeon
Atte
Popullar
Christman Bubb
Otte
Kans
Pennsylvania
Mircourt
Chillicothe
Springfels
Reptember
Eptember Ohio
Columbus
Pennsylvanii
Hirriamir
Cleves
Quenty
Ieee
Beth
Eviimatts
Miuthers
Hontiltees
St. Lanile
Thal
Decensecrats
Tellaes
Chyna
Roan
Derereats
Wall Street
Losses and wrecks from Gulf coast storm prompt massive damage
A Gulf storm along New York and Connecticut shores causes $2,000,000 in damage and 18 known deaths. Reports detail wrecked yachts, barques, and vessels at Jamaica Bay and Long Island Sound. The excursion steamer Sprigg and other ships suffer destroys, with passengers rescued amid harrowing scenes and Benedict servants aiding in survival.
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New York
Theodore Grimes
Aqueduct
Yenter
Mincola
Flyde Park
George B Sny Jfere
Owe Beakemen
Jamaica Bay
Jamaica Hay Yacht Club
New Rochelle
Long Island Sound
Kellance
Ware
Columbia
Lardyant Yacht Club
New
Manhattan
Diskster
Anil Treisht
Sprigg
B.C. Benedict
Greenwich Dam
McDonald
Bovery
Benedict
Stanford
Shelving Tock
Connecticut
Thte
Pheseevers
Crady
Hines
York
Gept
Clyde Line
San Domingo
Turks Winnd
Thie
Galt
Bocuk del ‘Toro
Chantier
Frag Spartan
Ashing Font
Lander
Maine Coast Hit by Gulf Storm Last Night
A Gulf storm lashed the Maine coast last night causing damage along the shoreline. Strong winds and rough seas disrupted coastal towns and prompted emergency crews to respond to several reports of flooding and damaged property. No fatalities are confirmed at this time.
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Maine
Fragmented OCR Summary of a War News Item
A garbled police or military report appears to describe a strike or skirmish near a coastal town. It mentions crews, a rescue, and a broader wartime context with places such as Beaton and Poccheet. Details are unclear due to OCR errors.
Cloudy Omaha Weather Fears Farmland Damage
The Sept 17 weather report from Omaha notes cloudy skies and a slight warm-up in eastern McDrarks hindering frost development. Widespread frost and heavy agricultural damage are feared across Nebraska with crop losses estimated as large. Central Iowa and Wisconsin also report frost risks and cool conditions affecting crops and fruit.
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Omaha
Mc- Drarks
Cave
Nebraska
Lincoln
Dex Moines
Tully
Kansas City
Kannex
Matt Frost
Muneas
Mikcourt
Elere
St. Joseph
Mercure
St. Pet
Minn
St. Paul
Springdela
Springfield
Town Wiped Out by Turks in Kastorta Massacre Report
The foreign office says reliable information indicates Turkish forces destroyed the town of Kastorta, 34 miles south of Monunur, and massacred its population. Details are unconfirmed and officials warn of possible further verifications.
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Sofa
Bulgaria
Foreign Office
Kastorta
Monunur
Topeka Weather Gap Reports Frost Elsewhere In Kansas
Weather bureau reports frost in western and central Kansas with temperatures as low as 29 degrees in some counties while Topeka shows no frost. Overnight highs and lows vary, with scattered freezes across the state and a general fair forecast for tonight and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Weather Bureau
Kimsay
Chi
Kannas
Wenthwest von Mier
Omaha
Kansas
Concordia
Fort Scott
Micha
E Wolock
Geoceea
Niles
Big Day at Fair Reported with Busy Grounds and Derby Victory
The fair draw saw crowds from early morning as farmers and out-of-town visitors gathered for three running races and two harvest events. G W Rawdon won the Kansas Derby by a length over Kohnwreath, with Jim Ackerson taking the 4:40 trot. The program faced weather delays and rail service provided steady attendance, while a sulky accident near Emma McGregor caused a brief halt before resuming.
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Crounds
Samson
den Rawdon
Olive
M. A. Low
Acto
Sulky
Emma McGregor
Heirsburg
McGregor
Hellsbane
Reet
BI Guilford
Bir Guilford
Joe Ackerman
Ackerman
Guilford
Russian Race War Flares in Gomela Violence Feeds
Report from St Petersburg dated Sept 17 describes clashes in Gomeli between Jews and Christians resulting in several dead and many injured. Police intervened after a peasant Jewish dealer dispute prompted renewed violence. Fire and looting followed with Jewish booths attacked and troops deployed amid exchange of gunfire and casualties.
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St Prirraburg
Moghilem
Threal
Onder
May Lose His Job Over Adulteration Accusations
Petition seeks Mayor Farnsworth's dismissal over alleged milk adulteration and embalming practices linked to Continental Creamery. Farnsworth denies motive, cites lack of sufficient evidence, and says actions hinge on concrete proof. Petitions circulate, but vacation schedules may delay any action.
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King
Ber
Gsnathat
Dierolka Food Insonctoe
Farnsworth
Continental, Creamery Company
Alexn
Min
Continenal Creamery Company
Peti
Creamery Company
Suick
Omenoay
Bergundthal
Colorado
Lund
Themelves
Jataire
Bert
Wolff
Joven
Tumeica
Hisself
Perton
Lipton Doing Well After Appendicitis Confinement
Chicago Sept 17 Sir Thomas Lipton remains in the Lipton suite at the Auditorium Annex after a bout of catarrhal appendicitis. A statement from attending physicians says he slept well, is easier, and shows encouraging signs. Dr Revell reports no urgent needs beyond routine sickroom duties and that surgery is not currently planned unless condition worsens.
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Chicago
Thomas Lipton
Fm Hix Apartiente
Auditorium Annex
Thomas
Alexander H. Revell
Revell
Lipton
New York
Havel
Feeling of Insecurity Persists in Feirat Syria
Businesses stay suspended despite a governor change and confidence slowly returns. Daily outrages target foreign and Christian residents as robberies and murders rise. Christian refugees in the Lebanon mountains flee slowly. In Constantinople reports say 4000 Bulgarians and Macedonians prepare to cross near Kostendit, prompting irritation at powers advising Turkey.
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Feirat
Syria
Lebanon
Kostendit
Softs
Turkey
Veterans Open Kateas state reunion in Lawrence
Lawrence Kansas September 17 opening day of the G A R state reunion. Camp Tineain dedicated and the reunion formally begun with Chaplain Kelly presiding. Congressman Mowersock welcomed veterans, praising Kansas and Lawrence for Civil War roles and national healing. State Commander Smits commended arrangements and city efforts. A campfire staged with Father O Leary and W Ped reception.
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Lawrence
Kan
Kateas
G A. R
Tineain
Berta Kelly
Mowersock
Kansas
A.W. Smits
GALR
Fe Mael
Muccens
Bimith
Cany Lincoln
Father O'Leary
W. Ped
W. Mulliney
de Augulixey
Anc
Strong
Yrinrane
Tanner Akamander Smith
Dead in His Office Lincoln Nebr Uptown Society Man
Lincoln Nebraska reports the death of Hugh Peete a young society man found dead in his office amid notes suggesting depression. The victim, connected to an insurance business and active in Kansas City society, was known in the community and family members mourn his loss.
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Lincoln
Hugh Peete
Erictad
Kedminton
Morriege
Omaha
Eemiston
Kansan
J. M. Wininton
Simin Polsted
Baseball Sunday game between Woodmen of the World team and Topeka club
A Sunday baseball match is planned after the fair at Woodmen of the World in Kansas City against the Topeka Democratic Flunbeau club. Start time 2 30 as part of county fair activities with a large Woodmen excursion and a return match in Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Woodmen
Topeka
Inna City
Karenne City
Almeet
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