Battle Ravages Filipino Insurgents and Ninth Infantry
Washington dispatch reports a deadly Philippine clash at breakfast in southern Samar. Company C of the Ninth Infantry suffered heavy losses, with 24 or more killed and 26 wounded while insurgents captured stores and rifles. Captain Thomas W Connell, a New York native, survived. The fighting prompted General Hughes to order a full inquiry and reassessment of troops in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waebingtou
Gecvmint
General Chaffee
Maula
Atjutany
General Wabblegton
Abes Renarts Solowne Oyna Busey
Southern
Samar
Twents
Tech Pen Winth Resent United Staves
Tave Fney
Balingie
Bijedt Insurgests
Puppliewand al
Hfewercept Bheruty-Atc
Prune
Thomas W. Cannel
Edward A. Bumpass
Fist Apu
He S. Griswold
Mejor Gurtler
Wecapedt Cnarren
United States
Gurier
Salarata
Wade
Teer
Thomas W Connell
A. Turphand
Rewin V. Boulneier
Ssing Intatury
Hughes
Corba
Utier
Sankar
Oita
Simo
Lepta Wien
Stushes
Wer
Danie
Preaktuar
Corkin
Mekins
Nickerie Hriering Semio
Fluis
Fluis Tagame Siete
Cutts
Infautry Wich
Charire
Dieputoh
Thomas Ww. Connell
Somay
Consera Aise Gentral
Connor
New York City
Torlay Gsathe
G Ashe
Wir
SETH
Ae Ans
Ariagna
New York
Schlenary
Ant
Pailippiper
Col Liscum
Tien Tein
Connell
Thomas W. Conell
U. S Infanites
Satna
John J. Connell
Weat Point i
Ninth Infantry
Cuba
Hin Parens
Snecar
Maghes
Markin Y
Tuduuh
Bal- Sikizs
Hateann
Hughes le Xolig
Katipunan
Turfar
Marvelino Muristie
Pancang
Alomy
Lauder Cutallue
Callies’ Grimmind
Calliste
Pustulas
Manta
Yoeshinetan—Hushes
Tarsey
Sumuz
CS Uitisitty
Steven Yweund
Bulerictica
Thomas W. Sonneil
Edward A Buin
Drit S& Griswichj
Surgeor
Bienedh Chaffee
Otis
Crlsia
Fen
Elwell
Ot I
Départment of Listcet
Comiony
Disturbing Kansas political scene in Washington notes
Washington dispatch details Kansas figures like Tracy Burton Mulvane and Lawrences George Bostoner and W. H. Bristow amid Roosevelt administration plans. It covers pension reform tensions and potential shifts in appointments, with mentions of William Allen White, Clara Barton, and Gen. Sears aiding Galveston relief.
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Clara Barton
Cross Society
Galveston
W. H. Sears
Lawrence
Kae Be
Sears
Washington
Galevsiten Ghatter
Gatvraton Island
Howe
W. H. Scare Atener
STREAM OF MONEY: Reduction of Taxes Offset by Increased Business
Secretary of the Treasury Gage discusses the surplus growth amid reduced government spending and strong business activity. He notes revenue gains fall short of past levels but expenditures drop, while bond purchases absorb excess funds, lowering treasury cash and shaping the current surplus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tregeury Gage
Nla Sou
Myonton
Colorado
Etinerd
Thare H
Evans Slated Washington Sept 0 Court of Inquiry Day
Washington dispatch describes the Seley court of inquiry session moving to the court building. Admiral Dewey arrives in uniform while Lemly and Hanna prepare the day’s program. Witness recallouts and documents are organized. Commander Miller leads the Merrimac segment with other officers under consideration.
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Washington
Seley Court of Inquiry
Admiral Dewey
Advocate Lemly
Hanna
Lemily
Mr. Hanna
Lemlys
Commader Miller
Merriuar
Jevyott
Minva
Sharp
Southerland
James M Miller
Merrimac
Schiey
Oil Stove Fire Damages Home on Harrison Street
Firefighters responded at 7 this morning to a blaze at the home of the late Dr C H Guibor 1011 Harrison Street caused by an overheated oil stove near a wall in the kitchen. Readwork and portions of the wall were burned and had to be opened to reach the fire, with damage estimated at 250 dollars.
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Eelocle
C. H. Guibor
Harrison Street
Gas case postponed in Topeka circuit court
The explication of the gas company for an injunction to prevent enforcement of a dollar 35 online rate was deferred until 7 oclock due to Judge Hook’s absence. He is in Topeka for Judge Phillie’s court. Clerk Shortt says the case will open at 7, with only this business on Judge Moot’s Topeka docket. Citizens delaying a museum meeting amid the postponement.
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Deen R Leow
Topeka
General Mintinger
Fyr
Tock Island Railroad
City
National Association
New Orleans
Memphis
Jefferson City
Springfield
Glenwood Springs
Col
Denver
Des Moines
Beneft
el Paso
Texas
Atlantic Coast
San Francisco
Mr. Low Jefe
New York City
Elis
Coniten States Circuit Court
Hook
Topeka Dey
Phillie
Topeks ‘Tursisq Neon
George FF
Houses Sold After Gale Auctions In City District
The city auctioned off around sixty houses and several outbuildings after a gale. Bids ranged up to over 200 dollars with a winning bid of 550 for one property. All homes will be moved off the lot and land turned over to the Skin Rescue group. A council report will detail expenditures and receipts, with about 36800 expected from the 70000 authorized, likely needing around 36000 more.
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Nice
Bergondihal
Humtes Chueh
Klein
Panay
Kiely
Tenay
Fenskyat Klean
C.H. Wheeler
Evens
Gipbons
Batordas
Marine Bericuns
Branner
Ube
Mtr
Governor Durbin Likely to Decline Consent for W Taylor
Indianapolis report notes Arthur Goebel and Kentucky men visited the governor seeking consent for the fetuet of W Taylor and Charles Finley. They waited at the governor’s office and were told to return later. The governor’s secretary indicated a formal answer would be made, with a practical understanding of a likely decline.
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Indianapolis
Arthur Goebel
Kentucky
Taylor
Charles Finley
Durbin
Heistand Case Opens in Senate Inquiry
The Senate Subcommittee on Military Affairs begins a wide inquiry into charges against Lieutenant Colonel W. H. Mistand of the army and others tied to a Manila hemp syndicate. Major L. Hawkes filed charges with the War Department and Senate Military Affairs Committee. after initial friction the panel authorizes the investigation.
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Washington
Senate
Mie
Utter
Chas. W. Needham
Copermideh
Philippines
Arthur Long’s Topeka Residence Noted in War History
Arthur Lone of Topeka is identified as a Ninth andited Stele infantry member in the Philippines though not certain. He is linked to the Twentieth Kansas, reenlisted after muster, served in China, and is believed with Company I in Mandalay. Weather indications predict showers tonight with variable winds.
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Arthur Lone
Topeka
Philippines
Kansas
China
Mando
All Day Battle At Zulu Border Ends In Repulse
A Boer force of 1,100 attacked the Zululand border garrison near Port Natal on September 2. The British force repelled the attack with heavy losses, including Commandant Opperman and 19 Burghers dead. Sixty three wounded, many believed dead or missing, reportedly burdened the garrison’s casualties.
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Durban
Natal
Guar
Zululand
Erie
Mary Win
Lured to Death in Kansas City Murder Case
Kansas City reports a murder in early September involving Charles Curry of Lexington Missouri and Charles Hudspeth of Muscatine. The crime occurred in a room at a boarding house on 15 Grandutt Street where Curry was lured and killed. Hudspeth allegedly planned and executed the poisoning to escape, as investigators link a letter and manipulation to draw Curry to the site.
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Kansas City
Charles Curry
Lexington
Charles Hudspeth
Mus City
Wrandutte Street
Murer
Trine Hudspeth
Charles Lindepet
Serpul
Hudepyth
Ilu
Man Kills Wife in Hobart After Family Quarrel
Frederick W. Martaan, an elderly man, fatally wounded his wife in Hobart Indiana on September 30 with an iron tool after a money dispute and feud. He then tried to harm himself and died later at the scene or hospital. The crime follows a domestic quarrel linked to money and family tensions.
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Hobart
Ind
Frederick W. Martaan
Hartman
Inahey
Street Fight Disrupts San Peanaten Area
An undetermined brawl erupted in San Peanaten near Kearney Street and Geary Avenue, drawing police attention as officers responded to the disturbance. The chaotic scene left bystanders unsettled while authorities investigated the incident and searched for suspects.
Well Known Farmer Named by Duin for Commissioner
A political convention in Topeka on September 7 in Styene Twelfth Street district nominated a well known farmer for commissioner. DH Smoegen was named convention chairman and WM Atchivon served as secretary. The Topeka newspaper notes a unity in the party and the nomination of a candidate from Gluxnoe.
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Duinorsts
Styene Twelfth Street
TTR
Tomitinga
Collrey
Smoegen Wes
Amd
WM Atchivon
Topeka
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Tree
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Actios
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Philippine
War Department
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Cabie Company
Leland
Bristow
Ryan
William Allen White
Dean Low
Harris
Roosevelt
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Wil Boh
Tracy
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Burton
Knox
Pacific
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Department of Justice
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National Committee
Gan Mulvane
Executive
George Bostoer
Kansas Houses of Representatives
Dean
Marion
Murtoo
Naetjokal
Mulvane
Walsington
Cortelyou
Mn McKinley
Leveau Et
Howley Evans
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MrKinney
SR Peters
Newton
Dick Blac Yould
B McKiney
Chester T Lone
Bie Seventh Wises
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Denton
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Hoe
White House
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Willem Allen White
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Euest
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Rite
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Foosevelt
Ontr
Mr. White
Gill
Herbert
Dir. RR
Maret
Bears
Congress
Gkiahotie
Jerry Simpson
Wichita
Aid
Cherter J. Long
Medfeline Lodge
Haletehh
Ouishoma
Jerry
Lie
Bounts
Aisx Newsnaver Enterprise
the Net
Wee
Paling le
Philadelphbe
Kanssa
President Roosevelt
GEN. W. It Sears
U. S. Treasury
Lyman J. Gage
Evans
Bob
Sehley Court of Inquiry
Blane
Fiston
Phiadelphia
Chris Ho
Arenas
Cincinnati
Santa Fe
Arthur Long
Botha
Opperman
Indiana
Theo
San Peanaten
Teschenn
Atrtheen
Pobtoenrett
Joe Susie Wetening
Kearney Atrret
Ieee
Tapson
Matey
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