Japanese Advance and Port Arthur Battles Reported
War dispatches from St Petersburg and London detail Japanese advances around Port Arthur and forts, with reports of forts captured, heavy fighting near Liao Yang, and Kuropatkin’s telegram noting Japanese brigades crossing the Tsitze river. The narrative cites multiple sources on October era battles, casualty notes, and naval artillery activity.
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Arthur
Europe
Ceyewinto
BL Petersburg
Rentaiupatte
St. Petersburg
Gecbes Meemers
Port Arthur
Stoewel
Samaun
Tokioto
Tizana
Kuropatkin
St. Peterspurs
Senteras Ber 17
Banipatse
Gund
Haulputze
Tatrillare
Lato Yang
Wight
Tsitse River
Shepard Leads in Saratoga Delegates Campaign Speech
In Saratoga Springs the Democratic state convention opened with William Blower named temporary chair. Mr. Shepard introduced his first campaign appearance, sharply criticizing the Republican record from 1870s to 1890s and urging tariff reform, Philippine independence, and fiscal restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga, Sr
Shepard
Cort Meyer
New York Stat Committee
William Blower
New York
Me. Hornblower
Unian
Tari
Cheveland
Attslacver Unie
Congress
Cleveland
Atflee
Harrison
Philippines
Dublie
Postal confession claims murder of older man
County Attorney Hungate voiced disbelief at a postal card confession dated 1964 claiming J Max Weet admits killing a man named Col ton. The letter, written in poor English, says the writer will die soon and references an “In peer writing” note. Hungate said he will forward the card to Charles Hayden for action.
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Hungate
Murran
Colton
J. Max
Annual Kansas Photographers Convention Opens at Auditorium
The tenth annual convention of the Kansas Photographers Association met at the Auditorium led by President Samuel Hirst of Hutchinson. About 100 photographers attended with 58 exhibits by 36 Kansas exhibitors and guests from outside the state. The display features gold silver and diamond medals, with awards judged this week and the next, and a public viewing Thursday. The banquet at the National Hotel featured a program of talks and remarks by Hirst and others.
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Assuciackm of Kansas
Samuel Hirst
Hutchinson
Kansas
Dave
St. Louis
Townsend
Lincoln
Neb
WT. Dele
Kansas City
Associatim
National Hotel
Hirst
W. 8. Bergundti
H. L. Wolf
Abaden
Ress
Toasia
Eea. Alvord
Emporia
J. G. Waters
Topeka
Jollier
NLA
Corning
Kiene
Frank Hanrett
New York City
Wm. Nottingham
St. Lois
D. J. Wingfield
Rochester
F. K. Hart
St Louis
Heskidi
M Commonwealth
Tatalan Fic
Thin Seasnd
Mes
Collegea of Photography
Eastman Kodak Company
American Aristo Company
Wilts & Clements Company
Bausch & Lomb Optical Company
I T. Briggs
Atchison
Robert Armipeter
Omaha
Wen. F. Uhlmann
St Joseph
Mullet Bros
Ite
W. E. Nottingham
Seeds Plate
F. K. Mart
Cramer Dry Plate Company
N. A. Corning
Hammer Dry Plate
D. 3
Wingfield
Eastman Commuany
Mercury Lamp
F. K Dtaaiett
Arigna Company
Mansas
W. W. Ferguson
Pittebung
Johm Geo. H. Cardiff
Axtell
Kan
Stewart Sutton
Dodge City
Hadith D. Roche
Blue Rapids
G. J. Boeger
Clay Center
F. Squires
Lawrence A. Loonils
HL. Wolf
Bienhatteun
BE. McDaniels
Chanute
W. Romig
Fort Scott
J. H. Ogden
Mariona
J. M. Yoder
Herrington
J. BH. Leonard
J. Snyder
P. Colville
Francis
J. C. Couch
Belleville
C. J. Rolfe
Salina
Alp
Creese
Mankato
Frank Robb
W. J. Wood
Hays City
E. Pierson
Eltis
Nebraska City
Nebr
Frank Dean
Grand Junction
Calo
CW. Stout
Paxton
Kis
Pseh Bros
New York
Marcewa Atudiq
Baker's Art Gallery
Columbus
Firat Price
Firat
Firat Privet
Iieht
Ald Medias
Prine
Latour
America
Asociaion
Sonventints
16 year old boy found after ten days in Adirondacks swamp
George Wilson of Chicago, 16, was found exhausted in a swamp near Cranberry Lake after ten days wandering in Adirondack swamps and dense forest. He wore shredded clothing, feet bruised and torn, and had glimpsed searchers from various points while eluding notice. Weather outlook suggests chilly, partly cloudy conditions with possible frost.
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Cranberry Lake
Adirondacks
George Wilson
Chicago
Wilson
Hynalt
City to Pay One Third of Viaduct Cost in Plans
Topeka council set 20000 bond election for viaduct over Branner street with Santa Fe and Topeka Railway joint project. City to issue 15000 bonds covering one third of costs while railway proposes steel bridge and shared maintenance with a public vote to authorize.
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Topeka Railway Company
Branuer Street
Topeka Railway Commang
Santa Fe Railway Company
Kanens River
W. 5. Bergundthal
Topeka
City Railway
Spencer
Couneil
Kutz
Ryder
Holliday
Nell
Tice
Shimer
Howe
Sivendsom
Hughes
Griley
Green
Nellis
L. FE. Myers
State Journal
Myers
North Topeka
Melan Bridge
Santa Fe
Siyers Asua
City Council Considers Special Election on Rail Partnership
Council debates holding a special election to decide a partnership with the city and Santa Fe to fund large street railway projects. A motion for a special election passes unanimously with costs estimated around 500. The council also votes to cancel a $20,000 railway bond despite unfinished work on several lines. Meeting adjourns after city railway items. next session set for October 5.
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Santa Fe
Swendson
Myers
Railway Co Way
Mtr
Moers
Fair Grounds
Hughes
Sagecity
Belgrade Coronation Day Amid Rain and Diplomatic Ties
King Peter receives a cordial letter from Emperor Nicholas while a Bulgarian envoy with 400 supporters arrives for the coronation in Belgrade. Rain ruins street decorations and the event's commemorative stamps feature King Peter and Kara George, linking the Karageorgevitch line to 1804 and 1904.
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Belgrade
Servia
Peter
Nicholas
Ferdi
Hand of
Bulgaria
Karageorge
Karageorge-_vitch
Guatemala Overland Railway Deal Connects Pacific, Atlantic
The Examiner reports Mrs Jane Stanford and others as owners through Pacific Improvement Co of Guatemala Central railway have joined Sir Wm Van Horne and eastern syndicate in an overland line across Guatemala. The project spans miles ocean to ocean with completion within twelve months and steamship connections to New York and San Francisco.
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San Francisco
The
Examiner
Jane Stanford
Crockers
Edward Searles
G. Hubbard
Pacific Improvement Company
Guatemala
Central Railway
Wm, van Horne
Eastern
Ocean
New York
Atlantic
Sanrancisco
Weather turns colder with frost potential across Kansas
A cold spell arrives after last night’s light rain of about one hundredth of an inch. Topeka's high was 89 F, dropping to 66 F by to morning, with statewide values ranging from 30 to 98 F. The latest corn and wheat outlook notes cloudy skies east and west Missouri cooling at night, with partly cloudy today and a risk of frost in northern areas. Winds north at about 12 mph.
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Topeka
Kansas
Baker
Concordia
Dodge City
Dresden
McPherson
Manhattan
Osage City
Sedan
Toronto
Wichita
Missouri
Kansa
Death by Own Action in Auto Claims Child’s Life
Kokomo Indiana September 2 Miss Weille Krot four years old died in an auto incident described as death by own action after drinking carbolic acid while riding with Tr Martin of the city. Dr Martin said he noticed nothing amiss until the bottle was snatched and the child reached for it which led to the fatal moment.
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Shanghet
Port Arthur
Meriae
Arthur Te
Massinel
Kirkwals
Rabineae
Ims Beers
Iby
Fry LisWinse
Hove
Arthur
Huwlate
Baber
Kokomo
Inf
Weille Krot
Tr Martin
Revolutions Demand New Primary System Adopted
A political movement pushes for a new primary system amid calls for reform. Activists and local organizers rally to press lawmakers for changes, while parties weigh potential impacts on candidate selection and voter access.
Leavenworth Republicans Back Roosevelt and Hoch at Convention
At the Leavenworth county Republican gathering Monday afternoon resolutions praised Theodore Roosevelt for national leadership and endorsed K W Hoch for governor, Bailey for re election, and urged reforms to party primaries. The motion criticized the state election board for listing Curtis on the ballot while noting Curtis was not mentioned by name. The roster shows Vinton Stillings elected state senator over Louis Wulfekubler, with Anthony supporters prevailing on the county slate.
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Leavenworth County
E. W. Hoch
Bailey
Curtis
State Election Board
Friends of
D. ER. Thony
Enworth
Pri
Wentiona
Frank Ohithausen
Thane
Minnires
Langerworth County
Bled
Theodore Moosevelt
United States
Roosevelt
Palibandu
K W. Hoch
Kansas
Kanexa
Hom
J. Bailey
Karwae
Kansan
Tan Atduten
Republican Party
Supreme Court of Kansas
Kaneat
C. Little
Cajomel Little
McKinley
Little Hat
Firth Lees Openir
Congress
B. W. Hoch
Enterprise
Peach
Mr. Pee
Ore USA
Leeds
Mao
Coloniel
Fo Srerthun Regiment
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Phillipe Arhieny
London
Shanghai
Mistchenko
Daily
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Tien
Kare Patkin
Daily Télegraph
Chefoo Cadent
Navy
Seeley
Beriini
Col
Gaedke
Tagebtutt
Far East
Atukden
Ling River
Richt
Fushan
Chine
Vindivestok
Mt. Athos
Collins
Ohio
Katsas
National Tonight
Janet Hirsh
Hutchnsor
Kauses Photographic Assuciatiorn
North Wortion
Branner Street
Oakland
Santa Fe Crossing
Joliet
Watson
Fitiels
Robert S. Seo
Robert B. Scott
New
Leavenworth
W. E. Ward
Colby Land Office
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