Wreck Near Buffalo Kansas Kills Eleven, Injures Twenty Five
A Missouri Pacific stock train rear-ended a work train north of Buffalo Kansas, killing eleven and injuring twenty five. Ten of the injured were seminary students and four fatally hurt. The cause cited as misreading orders. The work train carried laborers with a caboose left wrecked. Doctors and rescuers worked amid burning debris, transporting the dead and injured to Coffeyville and nearby hospitals.
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Buffalo
Kan
Here
Peter Fry
Pondepee
Miifalo
Hernie
Neadesha
Coffeyville
Defies the Bear China rejects Manchuria demands
London dispatches report China formally refuses Russia's demands for Manchuria evacuation. A Moscow note protests Russian concessions, while Paris notes U S concern grows over Russia's actions. Washington weighs its stance to protect American commercial interests as Cooling signals cautious support.
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China
Hosaria
London
St. Petersburg
Mancharia
Tekin
Cogger
Princehains
Agai
Woseia
Paris
Foreign Office
Jengtley Advicne
Washington
United States
Russia
Manchuria
Desperate Man Arrested After Saloon Shootout
A St Louis incident left one officer and two bystanders bitten as a desperado resisted arrest with a revolver outside a saloon keeper Prok Setpartan. Schnorbus fired, struck bystander shots, and Belnorbus and another man were wounded. The suspect was captured and taken to city hospital.
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St. Louls
St. Louis
Prouk Setpartan
Ane Qolheetaan
Belnorbus
Schnorbus
Athens
Railroads Barred from Discrimination in Junction Suit
A federal court granted a temporary injunction against several railroads including Alten, St. Paul, Santa Fe, Burlington, Milwaukee, Rock Island, Wabash, and Great Western. The ruling, issued Monday, restrains these lines from discriminating against shipments from slippers and accessories, aligning with precedents set by Judge Tsrosseup in Chicago.
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Khausis
Jivlee ‘Phillips
Auguinet Miuil
Alten
St. Paul
Santa Me
Burlington
Misseri Pacific
Rockinlaul
Wabash
Great ‘Western
Tsrosseup
Chicago
Personal crisis reports and a tragic death tied to a family rift
Bridgeport reports recount a woman Jane Hawkins who killed herself after stating her husband’s love had caused estrangement. Nevada City describes a fatal attack in a dispute leaving a son wounded, attributed to Blue over a ditch fight. Minneapolis notes Mayor Alonzo Ames facing extortion charges as the trial opens in district court.
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Mise Hawkins
Bridgeport
Comn
Jane BE
Hawkine Killel
Apy
Afi Tadeen
Eada
Nevada City
Cal
Thomas Willian
Ames
Minneapolis
Fosaire
Alunzo A. Ames
Spa
District Cours
Mob violence in Santa Fe Illinois lynching after assault attempt
A mob of farmers near Santa Fe Illinois lynched a seventeen year old Black man accused of attempting to assault the ten year old daughter of farmer Branson Tavis. The crowd then attacked a nearby camp of Black bridge workers, burning tents and shooting at residents, though no whites were killed. Local officers pursued the suspect, who confessed, and the mob hanged him at an oak across the Mississippi before riddling his body with bullets. The incident triggered ongoing clashes and gunfire between whites and Black workers in the area.
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Assaniton & Camp
Santa Fe
Athetes
Til
Branson Tavis
Branson Davie
Oan Anery
Sante Be
Brisden
Mississippi
Severnl
Vie Negroes
Mmig
Gian
Lie Nanan
Nobel
Whitecaps in Indiana Negros Whipped Motto Shively Incident
In Indiana two white girls aged 18 and a Black man were severely whipped at a location on Karst Ninth Street. Victims Miss Lees and Miss Stephens were whipped with a barbed wire and brads, one eye injured, the injuries described as serious though not detailing a completed arrest. Authorities noted no sworn arrest warrants issued yet.
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Taeloek
Mwnskend
Wetlae
Karst
Lees Beren
Ta Stephens
Doe Shively
Big Fire Destroys Property In Columbus Ohio
A major blaze in Columbus destroyed property valued at $600,000 early Sunday morning. Fire crews battled intense flames on Tate Street and surrounding blocks as residents evacuated. Authorities investigated the cause while noting extensive damage to multiple structures.
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Sunidry
Oberon
Tate
Pacaiel Lewis
Ciustine Coimipatey
Cantrell Found Guilty in Grave Robbery Case
Cantrell was found guilty by a jury in the county court of charges linked to the grave of Toose Neidlinger. The first count carries a life sentence, and the second count adds a prison term of two to fourteen years. Also notes Lieut Gow Lee resigns and other items: Major General He Corbin injured, mine explosion in Sydney BC, Vanderbilt marriage in London.
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Senate
Lidia Palis
Enel
Speniah Snes
Ernie Court
Tose Neidlinger
Wadda Secoml
Le Joseph @ Alexander
Central College of Bhystcians and Surgeons
Powers to Protest Open Door in Manchuria
The Associated Press reports a possible joint protest by Great Britain the United States and Japan against Russian demands in Manchuria signaling a breach of the Open Door policy. Britain says it has acted with the US and may share similar views in Washington while no formal dispatches or initiatives from Japan or Russia have been confirmed.
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Russia
Aneharia
A. London
Associated Press
Great Britain
United States
Japan
Manchuria
Associated’ Presa
Foreign Office
Tt In
Washington
China
Ntussia
Overnl
Kossin
Chwang
Carcell
Ball
Ringgold County
Carroll
Elopement and Divorce Shape Omaha Romance Tale
A chaotic OCR tale describes Misa Sawyer of Omaha eloping with Willia Ostrander and seeking a second marriage while facing alimony issues. The couple wed secretly in Caine Bluff s on Tree 2. The divorce was granted April 2, 1908, with involvement from a mother figure aiding the scheme and revealing tensions in the midwest community.
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Misa Sawyer
Omaha
Nebo
Sawyer
Williaa Ostrander
Mnom Yen
Ally
Thia
Ostrander
Siowyer
Atoning
Caine GE Bluffs
Bering
Mare Joho
Shiver of
Calne Rapids
Shiver Cane
Nea Ly
Siiwrer Dsiviti
Railroads Barred from Discriminating Against Shipments
A federal court issued an order prohibiting six railroad companies from discriminating against seal shippers in the western territory. The ruling, the first under the new MRLs, applies to fourteen railroads involved in the procedures in the federal case.
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Chien Special Snyss Bidyge Chrosseupriday
Mrls Taw
Defendiata Faethe Beat Court
Jmsdieden
Bwatensity Federil Wort
Get Rich Quick Raid Seizes Orders Of Half Dogea Companies
A chaotic dispatch reports police seizure of numerous companies including Spectaty, Curt Nay edry, Sporting Novelty, Ant Needlework, Curis Tteredy Conquiary, Basle Lovelts, Dane Indastrial, Chenn al Supply, Pestle Manufacturing, Erie Manufacturing, and TW OW Curtis reportedly in control. Two boys, Aliya der and Whinnis Stephens, aged 26 and 14, were arrested on horsewhipping and assault accusations. Julia Levine, 28, of Louisville, flagged for medical observation after overwork. Miss Audmie Day Kellogg, 80, adopted daughter of ex president Kellogg, died by suicide. Carthage lynching of Hensley Johnson reported. Detroit fire injures/S losses totaling $190,000 at Scherer & Co. rag works.
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Chisago
Chiewge
Ured Oriels
Ptvniliey
Spectaty Company
Curt Nayedry Company
Sporting Novelty
Somipainey
Retu Ant Needlework Conquiry
Curis Tteredy Conquiary
Basle Lovelts Comepany
Dane Indastrial Company
Chennal Supply Company
Pestle Manufacturing Company
Erie Manfetturings Company
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Curtis
Delinquent counties and a Malvern schoolhouse fire
State officials tighten collection on delinquent counties with back payments to the state totaling up to ten thousand dollars. A Malvern high school building burned, destroying six rooms and all books and equipment valued at about twenty thousand dollars.
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Malvern
Bristow and Milburn Figures Highlight Historic Figures
Joseph Little Bristow long associated with the postal service inquiry under President Roosevelt is profiled with Kansas roots, McKinley ties, and Cuban fraud investigation leadership. Rev. William Henry Milburn, famed Senate chaplain, is described from blindness to Methodist travel and public service.
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William Kk. Vanderbilt
Lewis M. Rutherford
France
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Aliyader
Whinnis Stephens
Jnstigition
Minne
Lacie
Antromten
Mortland Cement Company
Ben Garvey
New York
Julia Levine
Louieville, Ky
Bellevue Hospital
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Audmie Day Kellogg
Kellogg
University of California
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Hensley Johnson
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Scherer & Co
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Hide
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Harrison County
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Lester
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St. Paul’s Reformed Episcopal Church
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Salvation Army
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St. Louis Fair
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Knights of Fidelity
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J. FE. Robson
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van Heer
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WM Ware
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Moines Taine Society
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Ort
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Larry Ludlow
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Bert Dodge LeMirs
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Iowa
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Qhig
Thomas G. Slater
Windham
Mr. Slater
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Light and Power Company
Postuitice Department
Loledg
Dol. B. Henderson
Clermont
Larrabee
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Menoris
Town-Nebraska
Hheir
Uae
Joseph Little Bristow
Roosevelt
Melkinsey
Mr. Bristow
Kanear
Steeeaafil
Morrill
Republican State Committee
Kentucky
Katana
Roker University
Bristow
McKkinley
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Woeertern
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Lareely
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PostoMee
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California
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M. EL Church
England
Isa
Protestant Episcopal Church
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Millan Wis
Alexander Ramsey
Minnesota
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Roere Feevis
Hirdi Boar
Tay
Clhonsernor
Sal
Tamsey
United States Senate
Levi Antiheny
Mr. Ankeny
Wallawalla
First National Bank
Edwin Cont
William “Vigler
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Trogen Ocean
Ulin
Edsgartown
Martha’s Vineyard
Norway
New England
Depew
L. Baker
Cleveland
Ohio
Capt. Coffin
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