Invasion of Manchuria Report Prompts Coup Speculation
A September dispatch from Bhaoghaiemys Wt claims Japanese forces entered Manchuria and reached near Moukden, noting a decisive victory and Chinese resistance near the frontier. Paris reports temporary Russo Chinese rapprochement, while Washington cites official Japanese confirmation of invasion and possible coup plans as Shanghai warns of instability.
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Loxnos
Bhaoghaiemys
Manchuria
Moukden
Shanghai
Dapenesy
Magcurhs
Wasnineatas
Todey
Moukdéa
Ping Yang
Legation
Lexpus
Kwan Kiang i
Yala
Rioting in Rio Leaves City in Martial Turmoil
On Sept 28, Rio erupted as four days of clashes left 28 dead and 14 wounded. Police and Marines pursued rebels while ships patrolled the harbor. Foreign nationals faced danger as martial law loomed and the British legation sheltered refugees.
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Somal
Peixuto
Stee Cata Bas
Legi
Carnegie Wage Cuts Threaten 5,000 Steel Workers
Carnegie and Edgar Thompson steel works plan to readjust wages across 5,000 employees. The move follows a three year wage scale expiring October 30, with unions claiming the reductions must be met. The article notes a potential significant drop in pay as a result of the new terms.
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Prrrascxo
Sept
Greens Spots On The Moon By Mr Gathmann
Mr Gathmann presented a sectional lens telescope and claimed a green spot on the Moon seen Aug 12 in Sinus orl. He argued lack of good observing conditions and telescope quality explain why others did not see it. He cited Prof Colbert’s praise, noted six observers, and speculated lunar flora could differ from Earth, with Mars inhabitants possibly signaling Earth in future.
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Gathmann
Curcaco
Loup Gathmann
Hale and Burnham
Gathmusneaki
Colbert
Sinus Orl
Lunes
Earth
Luna
Arctic
Meno
Gathinaon
Mars
Professor Dyche Returns Home From Arctic Expedition
Professor Dyche of the State University at Lawrence Kansas returns to Chicago after months abroad. He expresses disappointment over the loss of a $1,000 Seanaami collection but remains hopeful about future Arctic expeditions and continuing zoological work.
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Lewie Lindsay Dyche
Cook
The
State University At
Lawrence
Kaptata Chicago
Welcome Miss Willard at Chicago Woman's Temple
Miss Frances Willard arrived in Chicago to greet a large crowd assembled in the Woman's Temple. The event marked the unveiling of the Chaos fountain donated by a local organization in Chautauqua County to honor the birth of women. Speeches were delivered by Willard and several prominent women.
Populists Satisfied With Botkin Nomination in Third District
Populists express satisfaction at Rev. J. D. Botkin’s nomination for Congress in the Third district. Chairman Breidenthal redirects Botkin’s appearances outside the district, replacing dates with other speakers. Jeff Hudson’s resignation aids the Populists’ new convert, while E B Kelly to fill some engagements. Judge Hazen discharges receiver C B Jewell in Hicks estate litigation at Topeka. funds and fees settled as rents were handled.
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Merkin
J. D. Botkin
Congress
Oiber
Breidenthal
Jeff Hudson
Hazen Todey
C. BK. Jewell
E Hicks
Topeka
Hicks
Jewell
Haozwao
Eldersde Survives Tornado Voyage Off Florida Coast
The Morgan line steamship Eldersde arrived from New Orleans after eight hours’ delay caused by a Sunday night tornado off the southern Florida coast. Captain Percy reported a brutal voyage with continuous rain, high winds, and lightning. many passengers were sick, but the ship weathered the storm and reached the Highlands by daylight. A nearby Wardling steamer followed the storm’s edge, while other vessels ventured only briefly before retreating to Gravesend bay.
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New York
Morgan Line
Eldersde
New Orleans
Florida
Percy
Hatteras
Bin
Ceinfugon
Gravesend Bay
Bavanwan
Kansas City
Dessong
Philadelphia
CORBETT Dismisses Sullivan Claims and Hints at Returns
Corbett, in Pontiaxp Me, denounces Sullivan dispatched accusations of beating about the buss. He calls Sullivan a quitter and vows to prove his worth, mentioning Fitzsimmons and O Donnell. Corbett accuses promoters of falsehoods and says he will not bow to them.
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Pontiaxp
Corbett
John J. Sullivan
Sullivan
Pitedimmons
Dake Itrain
Jackson
Olympic Club
Fitasimmons
O'Donnell
Burdge escorts four Topeka burglars to Lansing prison
Sheriff Burdge transport to the State Penitentiary in Lansing four Topeka burglars Pred Tulip William Preston Sidney Pickens and Don Ryan receiving sentences from eighteen months to six years Tulip jailed for robbing Squires drug store Preston for relieving a Rock Island freight car Pickens linked to Culver Bailey hardware store theft Ryan given eighteen months A legal contest looms over Democratic committee endorsement of Simpson as a ticket candidate with Chairman Richardson unsure of legal authority
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Sheriff Burdge
Topeka
State Penitentiary
Sherif Burdge
Lansing
Pred Tulip
Wm. Preston
Sidney Pickens
Don Ryan
Squires
Buxsa
Preston
Rock Island
Democratic Commonal Committee
Agenderry Simpean
Richardson
Sid
Simpson
Funeral of Charles C. Martin Held at Family Home
The funeral for Charles C. Martin was held at his family residence at 2 p.m. with Dean Millspaugh of the Episcopal church reading the burial service. Dr. P. L. LeCube recited incidents from his life as a quartet performed by local members. Active and honorary pallbearers included W. A. S Bird, C. Wlcraft, T. M. Curt, A.D. Haeb-Vourd, H. Corran, T.B. Keith, Fred Freeman, Fred Cole, Harry Flower, Sree McCabe, T. E Pounds, and W. J. a. The service featured floral tributes from many groups and individuals, with Marshalls band playing at the deceased's request. Attendees included officials from local and out-of-town offices and lodges.
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Charles C. Martin
Dean Millspaugh
Episcopal Church
P. LeCube
Leib
James Moore
Jeanie Lescher
Gea Parkhuret
W. A. S Bird
C. Wlcraft
T. M. Curt AD. Haeb- Vourd
HL. Corran
TB. Keith
Fred Freeman
Fred Cole
Harry Flower
Sree McCabe
T. E Pounds
Charlie the Genter
Marshalls
Fation
Democratic Flambeau Club
Pension Office
L O. C
Frank J.toumes
B. Tienhart
J. H. Schmidt
Meade
Senstor
Mire
W. A Peiffer
F. Hutton
Nette Wilcox Baird
Newley
W. HL
Theresa
Baker
Eae Ee
HO. Guevays
Orssn
C. McClistock
C.K. Ho
Debs Trial Arguments Conclude as Defense and Prosecution Speak
In Curcane on September 28 the Debs case closed after eloquent defense by Erwin of St Paul, who hinted at a fuller probe into claims railroad officials caused the burn during the strike. Associate Counsel Diwin Walker delivered the prosecution’s closing, interrupted briefly by Mr Lewin, who questioned presidential authorization.
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Debs
Curcane
Erwin
United States
U. K US
Mr. Erwin
Mr. Walker
New Departure Adds Meats And Fishes At Lux Store
S. E. Lux of 502 504 West Tenth Street near Topeka Avenue expands family groceries with a fresh meat and seafood department. Frank Knos serves as butcher. sixteen kinds of cheese and olives to follow. Saturday market promotes lux offerings.
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S. E. Lux
West Tenth Street
Topeka Avenue
Frank Knos
Roux
Civic Federation Movement Spreads From New York to Jersey City
In New York on September 23 Rev James Parker of Second United Presbyterian proposes a non sectarian civic federation modeled after Parkhurst to curb Sabbath violations in Hudson County. In Galesburg Illinois citizens begin forming a civic federation amid gambling and public vice reports as officials laxly enforce laws. A series of local incidents prompts calls for organized civic oversight and action.
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New York
Jersey City
James Parker
Second United Presbyterian Church
Ilsncock Avenue
Parkhurst
Parker
Hudson County
Atl Luyten
Hunter
Tenke Hate
Ind
Ry.unter
Central Presbyterian Church
Wheel of Fortune
Grand Jury
I. Hen Uy
Prize fight near police station sparks illegal bout in Topeka
A night time prize fight two blocks from the Balive station drew about thirty Topeka sportsmen. Loopacara and Cavanaugh fought to a six round draw, with a prize of just over $20 split. Officials deny knowledge while threats of further confrontations loom as authorities await action.
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Balive
Erresta
Police Department
Loopacara
Junction City
Cavanaugh
Kune City
Hoieh
Buoday
Safford
Lindsey
Starn Jousnan
Kentucky Judge Blocks Seers From Republican Primaries
Excitement runs high in Mippixnouo Kentucky as Judge Jones issues an order restraining Seers from holding Republican primaries scheduled tomorrow. Elevouth district comprises seventeen counties. Culson controls eight counties, Adams and White nine. The ruling breaks in counties under Culson, halting elections in Adams and White controlled areas.
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Kentucky
Teanes
Mippixnouo
Mrs Lease and the New Era Press Turmoil
The New Era printer Cyrus Corning faced a setback as Mrs Mary Lease allegedly influenced Corning’s misfortune. She reportedly helped finance a press purchase, then moved the press to a rival’s storage after mounting debt and a dispute over the unpaid balance.
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Cy Corning
Cyrus Corning
Ed Snow
Mra
Mary K Lease
Corning
Cornity
Kania City
Lease
Advocate
Mra Louse
Hill Will Open Campaign in Brooklyn Event
Senator Hin told an Associated Press reporter he received telegraphs urging him to open the campaign. He said he would accept if a meeting is arranged by the United Democracy of Kings County in Brooklyn on a late September date.
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Brooklyn
Ausans
Hill
Hin
Associated Presw
United Democracy
Kings County
State W C T U Elects Officers at Baldwin Meeting
The sixteenth annual meeting of the State W C T U convened in Baldwin City with about seventy five ladies in attendance from Topeka. Mrs Thurston, the corresponding secretary, was reelected but declined to serve. her successor will be elected today. Mrs Earr King and Mrs Smith of Ottawa led the session, while Mrs Carrie G Cutt spoke this evening. Four troops of cavalry under Major Morris arrived and occupied the new Ft Etfian Allen post, moving from Ft Hiley Kansas after two years of construction.
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Baldwin
W. CT
Trou Urer
Mra LK Smith
Ottawa
Mra. Earr King
Sire A. J. Kane
Mea L. Swearer
Mra M
Perine
Topeka
Mra Carrie GC Cutt
Echas Apion
Bellissarom
Majoe Morris
Ft Etfian Allen
United States Cavalry
Ft. Hiley
Kansas
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