Kansas Day at World's Fair Opens with Sunflower Theme
Governor Walley and Mrs Baltes welcomed Kansans at the Exposition. A military parade led by General Ed Kelsey reviewed at the Kansas building. Bishop Milapwoga opened the invocation and President Yranc spoke of Kansas as a state of history and promise.
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Kansas
Walley
Kans
Weiidonne
Fale
Poulppins
Ed Kelsey
Tatley
Leulainnms Monument
Barsindey
Milapwoga
Kanes
Yranc
Te Exposition
Pal
Gousle
Tenielt
Kansas Commission
Noble l. Prentis
Hosteas
Nevers Theamand
Dent Prende
Outa A
Francia
Pen
Ani
Loos
Mimouri
TaWiniack
Banesti
Ucn
Sen
Phen
Heme Bulldere
Thotteanes
Migsouri
Rain Watch Reports General Kansas Rain Last Night
Weather notes show near two inches of rain across Kansas with widespread showers in the southwest to northeast. Temperatures varied, with reports from southeastern Kansas and southwestern Missouri. forecasts call for continued rain and mild winds through the region.
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Topeka
Kansas
Mest
Mixasorl
Manhattan
Renes
McPherson
Wesclaer
Harriman-Ber
Bali
Perside Union Pacife
Atchison
Hay Will Stay Chicago Secretary of State John Hay to remain head if Roosevelt elected
Secretary of State John Hay is expected to stay at the head of the state department if Roosevelt is elected, according to Benjamin Wheeler of the University of California. Wheeler spoke in Chicago on his return from the East, noting that Hay has now definitely signaled his willingness to remain in office. The move is seen as stabilizing for international questions likely to arise in the next few years.
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Kansas
Ingaire
Kaneas
Commonwealths
Venus
Ube Department of Agriculture
Kanes
Louisiana Purchase
France
Napoleon
Dar
Union
Kansas Belt
Kansex
Chicago
John Hayt
State Department
Roosevelt
Benjamin T. Wheeler
University of Gulifornia
Ure Associated Press
John Hay
Hay
Trinidad Flood Devastates Rail Network and Depot
Denver dispatch reports severe flooding around Trinidad Coto with the Purgatoire river swelling unseen. Bridges, tracks, and the Santa Fe depot were washed away or damaged while the Harvey House hotel faced destruction. communications down and trains halted for days as engineers work to reopen the line from Denver to Trinidad and beyond.
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Denver
Trinidad
Coto
Purgatoire
Santa Fe
Denver & Rio Grande
Colorado & Southern
Harvey
Anailroad Shen
el Moro
Trinitad
Cowan
Colorado & Southern Railread
Jatsce
Denver & Rio Grande Ruise
Coughlin
Trinkind
Senator Fairbanks Tours North Yakima Stop Speech
Senator Fairbanks visited Preoswr on a three hour stop, addressed a large crowd at a temporary stand, contrasted Republican and Democratic economic record, praised McKinley and Roosevelt, and spoke on U S world power and open door policy in China. He left breakfast early to meet supporters and then proceeded to the Washington state fair.
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Yakima
Fairbanks
Preoswr
Ankeny
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Fairban
Yakiowe
Fokter
United States
McKinsey
Roosevelt
China
Hoosevelt
Fairhanks
Petty
Washington State Fair
Parker Takes a Walk Ahead of Campaign Visiting New York
Judge Parker began a long Fifth Avenue stroll in New York today before breakfast. Mayor McClellan was seen nearby and Senator Clark of Montana spoke with Parker about the western situation. Clark predicted Democrats would win Montana and possibly Colorado and Nevada. Clark arranged a meeting for former Montana Lieutenant Governor A E Spriggs to brief Parker on the northwest canvass. Parker plans to return home tonight and visit Manhattan Club reception next Wednesday.
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New York
Judge Parker
Fifth Avenue
McClellan
Senator Clark
Montana
West
Colorado
Nevada
Clark
A. E. Spriggs
Pjanker
Northwestern
Manhattan Club
Moors Riots In Arzila Amid Governor Slaying
The Arzila governor, former war minister El Menebhi’s father in law, was murdered by nearby tribesmen in revenge for imprisonments. Priests were freed and many townspeople killed as alarm spreads. Tangier authorities seek help from Mohammed El Torrest, sultan envoy.
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Tangier
Morocco
Arzila
el Menebhi
Araila
Mohammed el Torrest
Troy Girl's Romance Ends in Public Fair Wedding
Miss Phoebe Steele daughter of ex Sheriff R M Steele of Troy Kansas wed G W Green of California in a public ceremony in the Kansas building Rev C A Patton officiated Miss Julia Schupbach of Kanes City was bridesmaid Sievis worked in the Kansas horticultural exhibit Green is superintendent of the California exhibit which adjoins Kansas exhibit The couple met when the fair opened and the marriage reflects between the Kansas and California World fair commissioners attended the ceremony.
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Kansas
California
Colorado Plan Aims to Settle Irrigation Suit
Pueblo dispatch reports Kansas and Colorado exploring a plan to annex western Kansas about 100 miles into Colorado to settle the Arkansas River water dispute. Kansas figures oppose the scheme. Fred Dumont Smith predicts victory for Kansas in the Supreme Court and favoring riparian and prior appropriation doctrines.
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Pueblo
Colo
Kansas
Colorado
Supreme Court
Washington
Dodge City
Arkansas River
Colorado State Line
L. PF. Worden
Syracuse
Kan
C. H. Kennison
Garden City
Worden
Kaneas
Colordo
Hutchinson
United States Supreme Court
Senator Smith
Isa
Kanami
Anses
Benatar Smith
Kansas Water Conflict Hardens Over Boundaries
Fragmented OCR notes describe a water dispute with Colorado seeking ditches and a Kansas claim to entitlements. References include Le Pe Worten of Syracuse quoted in Pueblo, a Kansas legislative candidate W. M. Kinnison, and a proposed western strip that would extend into 24 Kansas counties, reshaping state lines.
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Faure
Colorado
Kansas
le Pe Worten
Syracuse
Pueblo Dispatch
Finney
W. M. Kinnison
Kennixon
Kinnison
Kanake
Clap, Hard
Hodre
Neax
Trego
Graham
Norton
Garvin Nominated for State Tickets by Providence Convention
The Democratic state convention at Providence nominated electors and key statewide posts with Lucis F. C. Garvin for governor and Adelred Areham wit as lieutenant governor. John Irenen was named Secretary of State and George T Brews as Attorney General, with Edward M. Sullivan declining due to ill health. The platform pledges support for presidential nominees and constitutional governance. After adjournment, two congressional conventions named candidates.
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Providence
Ucket
Lucis F.C. Garvin
Funston in Chicago Arrives to Command Depart ment of the Lakes
Fred Funston, famed for capturing Aguinaldo, arrives in Chicago to assume command of the department of the lakes as a brigadier general. Aids are Lt. B. J. Mitchell and Lt. B. C. Lone. He is described as mild, confident, and businesslike, with visitors noting his quiet demeanor. He says he is glad to be in Chicago and has no plans for immediate talk or housekeeping, preferring to focus on his new assignment.
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Chicago
The
Record Herald
Fred Funston
Aguinaldo
United States Army
Department of the Lakes
B. J. Mitchell
Twelfth Infantry
B.C. Lone
Artillery Corps
Fred
Frederick
Mex
Funston
Virgins
Tahal
Pullman Building
Twentieth
St. Petersburg
Makdtn
Kunepatkin
Associated Press
Denefee Raln
Mukder
Yang Biepea
Trauka
Masked gunman kills dealer in Silverton saloon
A masked bandit shot and killed John Loftus a faro dealer in J H Slattery's saloon and gambling house early today injuring Herman Stroble and Jemves Blackwell before killing himself. The powerful suspect over six feet tall fled, the robbery ended in tragedy as staff attempted to overpower the attacker.
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Denver
Silverton
Colo
John Loftus
Herman Stroble
Jemves Blackwell
J. H. Slattery
Strobie
Loftus
Rockwell
Gans to Fight Walcott in 20 Round Title Bout
San Francisco September 30 Joe Gans and Joe Walcott the champion colored pugilists meet at Woodward's Pavilion tonight in a 20 round contest. Weigh in at ringside at 141 pounds each, a title bout weight that could decide the championship.
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San Francisco
Cal
Joe Gans
Joe Walcott
Woodward's Pavilion
Parker a Peacemaker and Political Confusion
A fragmented report reflects Parker as a peacemaker striving to unite factions for a national ticket amid disjointed notes on party dynamics and weather. It mentions figures like Gardner Bryan and Troop, and a Lew Haven meeting, with stray references to reporters and parties amid unclear timelines and locales.
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Jake
Parker
New York
Vielen
H. Gardner
W. J. Bryan
Coma
New Fork
Alesandor C
Lew Haven
Connecticut
Muted Mukden battle looming as Japanese move
War dispatches report imminent collision near Mukden as Japanese forces complete mobilization and guard flanks. Port Arthur still holds, while Russia faces dual conflicts and calls for peace talks amid broader Far East war dynamics.
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More River
Shumaker
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la Junta
Albuquerque
el Paso
Lne
Santa
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HU. Mudga
Apie
Genseral
Pamenger
Moors
Whey
Ardila
Doniphan County
Fred Dumont Smith
Garvin Again
Rhode Island
Gov. L. F
Garvin
Masked Man
Bob Faro Bank
Prisco
Demos
Manchada
Will Let
Mukden GO
Stoesae
St. George
Yang Wu
Mukden
Port Arthur
Viadivestock
Ge Warrison
Far East
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Japan
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