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Manila Dispatch on Philippine Uprising and Gen Randalls Sail
Manila reports Brigadier General George M. Randall will sail for the United States on June 15. Brigadier General Carter, commanding the Department of the Visayas, leads sixteen infantry companies and twelve scouts with four more companies available, fighting natives on Samar's east coast. The uprising stems from corrupt native officials and hemp agents underpaying locals, not from opposition to the government. once these officials are removed, troops aim to restore peace and provide protection.
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George M. Randall
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Folk appoints young woman to county posts in Missouri
Governor Folk announced appointments in Cape Girardeau and Cass counties. HE Alexander becomes Public Administrator in Cape Girardeau County, replacing J. E. Umbeck. John H. Payne takes Polk County Surveyor seat from E. M. Batta. Miss Mary Jean White Harrisonville becomes Cass County School Commissioner after winning the April election with Cass County voters. She asked for appointment to settle the contest over the Supervisor ballot.
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Jefferson City
Joseph W. Folk
Alexander
Cape Girardeau
J.E. Umbeck
John H. Payne
Bolivar
Polk County
E. M. Batta
Mary Jean White
Harrisonville
Cass County
Miss White
Japanese order for 1000 trucks to Port Arthur
A Tokio war department cablegram directs an Eastern Pennsylvania company to deliver 1000 trucks and railroad supplies to Port Arthur for Oyama to equip the Manchurian railway. The order was tentatively placed months ago, awaiting Togo and Rojestvensky talks.
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Japanese War Department
Tokio
Eastern Pennsylvania Company
Port Arthur
Oyama
Manchurian
Togo
Rojestvensky
Dr Kings New Discovery advertised for coughs and consumption
A testimonial from F. J. Huntly of Oaklankon Indiana claims his wife recovered from consumption after using Dr Kings New Discovery for coughs and colds. The ad asserts the medicine kills germs, relieves with one dose, and offers trial bottles free with guarantees at 50 cents and one dollar by Frank T. Clay, druggist.
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F. J. Huntly
Oaklankon
Ind
Dr. Kings
Frank T. Clay
Lewis and Clarke Centennial Exposition in Portland
Centennial exposition in Portland Oregon from June 1 to October 15 invites visitors to attend with round trip fare of 45 dollars. Stopover privileges apply. final return limit ninety days from date of travel and a booklet available on scenic route.
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Lewis and Lark Centinnial
Portland
Ore
Licketa
Do It Today Phrase Jumbles in Snippet Form
A garbled OCR style passage offers scattered phrases about doing things today and a German syrup remark. The text includes incomplete lines about postponement, motivation, and a promise of free days, with fragmented words and stray punctuation. No coherent event or人物 is clear.
Emulsion Touted As Nutritional Aid For All Ages
Fifty cent Scott's Emulsion pitched as rapid aid in some conditions and a nourishing food in others. Advertises a free sample and prices at 50 cents, 1 dollar, and druggists. Emphasizes use for babies, children, and weak digestions.
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Scott
Big Postal Deficit Hits Fiscal Year Shortfall
Washington reports a post office deficit likely exceeding 15 million dollars for the current fiscal year. Congress demands for rural free delivery have driven costs up from 420,000 in 1900 to over 22 million annually, with about 32,000 carriers now in service. The department aims to complete county routes nationwide, projecting eventual profit as rural route revenue grows.
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Congress
United States
Seven Thousand of Rojestvensky Men Unaccounted For
Tokyo June 5 Rough estimates place Russian losses in the Sea of Japan battle at 7000 to 9000 with nearly 4000 prisoners. Upwards of 10000 crewmen remain unaccounted for as ships sank or fled. Bodies wash ashore on nearby islands and coasts. Rear Admiral Voelkersam, killed May 27, commanded the battleship squadron and died in the conning tower of Oslabaya. His squadron had left Cronstadt August 25 with Admiral Rojestvensky’s fleet. He previously fired on British trawlers in the North Sea, mistaking them for Japanese torpedo boats.
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Sea of Japan
Voelkersam
Oslabaya
Cronstadé
Rojestvensky
Voelkeraam
North Sea
Mrs Marcum Arrests Hargises and Callahan in Kentucky
Mrs J B Marcum sued in Jackson and won a $9,000 judgment in the Clark County Circuit Court against James Hargis A H Hargis Edward Callahan and B F French for murder of James Marcum. Warrants were sworn in Jackson and served by Sheriff Woodson McCord in Winchester where the men were jailed.
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J. B. Marcum
Jackson
Lark County
James
A. H. Hargis
Edward Callahan
B. F. French
James Hargis
F. B. French
James Marcum
Woodson McCord
Clark County
Winchester
President's Southern Trip Alters Plans for Legislation
Washington June 5 The White House announced President will depart October 17 for a twelve day southern trip visiting Rich-35 NAS and states in South Carolina Georgia Alabama and Florida. No extra session date set, and leaders oppose one. If railroad rate legislation can be passed at the regular session, there is no need for an early Congress.
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White House
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South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Florida
House
Dr King's New Life Pills Offer Cure Claim
Advertisement touts Dr King's New Life Pills as a modern medicine for blood and system cleansing, curing stomach and liver troubles. Sold at Frank T. Clay's drug store for 25 cents with a guarantee.
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Dr. King
New Life
Frank T. Clay
Limit on public land to 320 acres set nationwide
Washington June 5 The general land office commissioner issued instructions to land office registers receivers barring any one person from acquiring more than 320 acres of non mineral public lands. The rule aims to curb increases under timber and stone and soldiers' additional homestead laws.
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The
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Oil Discovery Near Bakerefield Draws Townwide Excitement
West Plains Missouri June 4 reports oil strikes at 151 feet in two drill holes near Bakerefield. Local representative F K R Cook has secured options on 2,500 surrounding acres, signaling major land interest and potential development.
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Bakerefield
Here
F. K R. Cook
Howell
Tragic death by self harm near Springfield
Miss Maude Tharp 18 daughter of H E Tharp of a farm six miles southwest of Springfield, took carbolic acid and shot herself in the breast with a 22 caliber rifle while her parents shopped. She left two notes to her parents and her sweetheart, and authorities believe temporary mental derangement prompted the act.
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Springfield
Maude Tharp
H. E. Tharp
Here
Electric Bitters touted as cure all illness
An ad-like claim praises Electric Bitters as a remedy for nervousness sleepiness stomach upset and general illness. It promises rapid stomach toning kidney and bowel support liver stimulation and blood cleansing with a 5 cent price and a money back guarantee by Frank T. Clay Druggist.
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Frank T. Clay
PAZO OINTMENT Guarantees Quick Relief for Itching
A guaranteed care offer promises PAZO OINTMENT will cure any case of itching bleeding or protrusion in 6 to 14 days or a refund. Initial application provides relief. The ad notes 50 cents with a 50 cent stamp sent to Paris Medicine Co. St. Louis Missouri for delivery.
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Germany to Build Warships to 16,000 tons
Berlin reports the Tageblatt states the government plans larger remaining battleships under the naval programme. Ships now to be built tall to 16,000 tons from 13,200 tons to offset American and British displacements.
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the Tageblats
Shell Transport enters Kansas Oil company in Chanute report
Chanute Kansas June 4 It is learned here that the Shell Transportation company of England will enter the Kansas Oil company Representatives from England and New York have submitted a favorable report after investigating conditions and will proceed with the project
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Kansas Oil Company
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Hen Go From Everybody's Magazine Needs Hatchable Eggs
A peculiar note from Everybody's Magazine questions substitutes for eggs. A $6,500,000 corporation makes “strictly fresh” eggs from casein derived from milk. It argues caseinegre cannot hatch, and wonders if science will ever hatchable eggs be created and the hen relegated to museum status.
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Everybody's Magazine
Warning on counterfeit Dr King's Bucklen remedies
A brief fraud alert warns against counterfitters selling imitation cures for coughs colds and other maladies. It urges consumers to seek the genuine wrappers with Dr King or Bucklen branding and to beware of imitations from unknown sellers. Bucklen & Co Chicago IL and Windsor Canada defend their 60 year reputation.
No Insurance in Panama Excerpt Reveals Odd Policy
A fragmentary and cryptic note discusses life insurance limits in Panama, claiming the republic bans such policies despite urging high premiums. The text mocks the idea of lasting beyond death and mentions the Leslies and a dubious “henally” term, reflecting odd era handwriting.
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Fran
Leslies
Henally
Republic of Panama
Leading Texas Mason Dies in Fort Worth Funeral Planned
Colonel J.K. Ashby, 50, a prominent Mason and Mexican War veteran, died at his Fort Worth home. He sospected highest in exes, with Scottish Rite Masons from Dallas and Galveston to conduct the funeral planned for next Sunday.
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United States
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Galveston
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Heals Knee Injury Quickly
A damaged ad fragment from Norfolk Virginia touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as instantly relieving knee pain and healing raged injuries. It claims the salve also cures boils and sores and sells for 25 cents at Frank J. Ciny’s drugstore.
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Fiuvenburk
Norfolk
Frank J. Cinys
Uruggist
Senator Hawkes Critically Ill in Lamar Missouri
Senator L D Hawkes of Marshall Mo representing the Eleventh District is critically ill at the home of his son in law B H Adama a wealthy merchant of Lamar. He was brought to Lamar two weeks ago with illness resembling acute locomotor ataxia and may not live until morning. His wife and daughter are with him.
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