Insurgent Calumpit Taken Edge of Manila Campaign
Dispatches from Manila detail American forces advancing toward Calumpit as Lales and Hale’s brigades drive rebels from entrenched positions. Casualties listed for Nebraska, Stout, and other units. Heat, floods, and difficult terrain hinder movements while 4,000 enemy fighters offer resistance along the Quioque river and Bag Ac river lines.
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Manila
Linle
Malulue
Munday
Hilo Graody
Rebote
Luliisa
Quingato
Garroope
Lal
South Dakota
Bag Mag
Calumpit
Filipiso
Lrouya
Hale
MacArthur
Kansas Regiment
Montagu Regiment
Malolos
Washington
Utis
Lale
Quioque River
Wheston
Bale
Lawton
Nurseagarey
Bocave
Novallohes
Otis
War Department
Nebraska
Col. Juin M
Ntoteenberg
Stout
Geog
Envere
Jamon Kegnan
Covery
David Wilkson
Novere
Nargoatt Clyde Vanburg
Avvere
Wallan Venderson
Harry Nroukover
Freak Faukt
Robert L. Binith
Éivers
Win
Laruo
Fred Gibbs
Otte Hemp
EM Sisson
James R. Alwen
Orton E. Humphrey
Horace Kennedy
A. RB. Chapman
Uteh
Privata
David J. Davide
John Alphanalp
First California
C. M. Davis
Escaped murderer in Italian family tragedy in Kansas
An escaped Italian killer, pursued from Italy, murdered a husband and wife in Kanapolis and a boarder. Fearing capture he fled into a saltwork shaft 1,000 feet deep, then died after his body fell and was mangled. Coroner removed remains as investigators note the melodrama of the crime.
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Kansas City
Elieworth
Kanmaya
Kenapolis
Laly
Amurlea
Kanapelle
Woms
Galt
Sharae
Missionary's Residence Sacked in Korea as Captive Fate Hangs
Report from Nictoria on April 25 says a mob in Kingu, Korea, sacked a French missionary's residence and captured him. Empress of China advices note Korean troops were sent to recover the missionary whose fate is unknown. Further outrages against missionaries spread to Shan Tung with Germany sending troops.
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Korea
Nictoria
China
Kingu
Shan Tung
Germany
Weather conditions in Kansas City and nearby regions
Weather summary reports light scattered showers in the Ohio valley and lake region over the past 24 hours. At 7 oclock rain was falling in southeast Kansas with fair conditions elsewhere in the west and northwest. Temperatures and barometric pressures are near normal from the eastern Rockies to the east. The lowest barometer was recorded in the Rocky Mountain district.
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Ma City
Kansas City
Ohio Valley
Lake Region
Kansas
Rockies
Hooky Tountain
Stock man shot in Cole Camp by city marshal
Sedalia April 6 J Stewart a stockman from Bunceton and known as Texas Stewart was shot and killed at Cole Camp by City Marshal Tucker after drawing a revolver on him and attempting to resist arrest. Stewart, about 36, was described as a respected figure among western cattlemen and was found dead with a gunshot wound to the left breast. His mother, a wealthy widow, lives in St. Louis.
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Tutek
Sedalia
Stewart
Bunceton
Cole Camp
St. Louis
Texas
West
Southwest
Prince of Wales Attacked in Sermon on Race and Princes
April 25 marked Ullyer Cromwell's century birth with sermons across the city. Joveth Parker, a local minister, denounced the Prince of Wien as a "geltalo card-playing prince" and cursed the Sultan of Turkey, provoking cheers from the audience.
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Tandon
Ullyer Crumwell
Joveth Parker
Vbis
Wien
Gertalo
Sod
Parker
Turkey
William
God
Damo
Sultan
Missouri River rises. minor encroachments seen in Kansas City
The Missouri River at Kansas City rises to 22.2 feet, five inches above danger, with only scattered local increases elsewhere. Minor water gains were reported at Omahen Plattsmouth and Joseph, while Sioux City fell 2.2 feet. No serious damage yet, as bottoms threaten some squatters and cellars of riverfront businesses. The Weather Bureau continues a slow rise, with a station near St Joseph and intermediate points expected to level off within a day or two.
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Kansas City
Sioux City
Omahen
Plattsmouth
Joseph
Weather Bureau
St. Joseph
Poluta
Noted Character Dead and Frontier Survivor Dies
John Albert, 93, longtime western pioneer and trapper for Weatero Fur Co., died at Walsenburg after surviving the Taos Massacre of 1846. In Camden, instrument maker Edward Waldo killed his wife and 1 year old daughter then attempted suicide. he is hospitalized. President McKinley reports feeling better as cabinet meetings proceed.
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Colorado
Denver
Colo
John Albert
Walsenburg
Weatero Fur Co
Taox
N.M
Gov
Bent
Camden, N. J
Edward ‘Waldo
Mob Executes Killer in Galena Jail Break
A mob of about twenty five masked black men attacked the Galena jail at 5:90 am, broke in, and shot William Williams alias Jones, abating the alleged murderer Laure Ononfar. The inquest ruled death from pistol shots by unknown assailants. Also noted Sidney J. Cassety of Pearls Ill was found dead with morphine bottle beside him in Forest Park.
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Kaness
Williama
Thms
Moruber
Williams
St. Louia
Sidney J. Caasety
Pearls
Ill
Peoria, Decatur & Evansville Railway
Forest Park
Jail Delivery Attempt Ends in Capture at Greene County Jail
Springfield dispatch reports a jail delivery attempt at 9:30 last night aimed at freeing train robbers Bil Ryan John Keen and Bil Sheppard. One would-be rescuer, Charles Burnett, alias James Hennesy, was captured. Deputy Lamb and Jailer Hooper foiled the plan. Burnett possessed a file and tools. the target was the jail’s internal lever and keys.
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Kansas City
Springfield
Bil Ryan
John Ke
Bil Sheppard
Greene County
Charles Burnett
James Hennesy
Milt Hooper
Sherif Lamb
Parnett
Jaller Hooper
Harnett
Five Deaths After Benzine Explosion at Philadelphia Plant
A benzine explosion at a Philadelphia chemical works today killed two men, fatally injured a woman, and left two workers unaccounted for. About a score of people were injured, and nearby buildings suffered heavy damage as windows shattered and flames spread. Mrs Donohue and Mrs Givesson, residents nearby, were badly burned and a child was burned as the mother fled with the infant.
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Phiadelphia
Arthur Donohue
Chicago hears call for new criminal law code
Chicago physician Dr Daniel E Lkrewer urged a new code of criminal laws in a lecture. He warned that criminals are rising nationwide and proposed drastic measures to curb degeneration, including laws on marriage to prevent diseased or barren unions.
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Chicago
Daniel E. Lkrewer
United States
Clash over Negroes and injunction in Arkansas mines
Federal Judge Rogers in Fort Smith issues an injunction to stop Suntington striking miners from hindering Kansas and Texas Coal Co workers imported from Kentucky. Governor Jones orders Sebastian County sheriff to stop the transport and unloading of the black laborers in the state. A second carload departed St Louis for Himtington amid tense state action. Egyptian statues unearthed at Karnak in Thebes detail an 18 foot alabaster Ammon statue and a king’s commemorative work with inscriptions.
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Mansfield
Ark
Rogeers
Federal
Fort Smith
Suntington
Kansas and Texas Coal Company
Kentucky
St. Louis
Himtington
United States Marshal
Cairo
Egyp
M. Georges Legrain
Karnak
Upper Nile
Ammon
Usertesen I
Vuek
Abrahem
Cabinet berates Coghlan notes and arrests reported
Washington April 5 cabinet meeting discussed Coghlan remarks with Long denying intent to insult the German emperor or admiral. Berlin embassy says affair nearly ended. Also reported are arrests of Ellery Stingham and Downey in Philadelphia for aiding Lancaster counterfeiters, and a Kansas mother saved from suicide by her 1 year old son. Additional items include a veto of a medical bill in Denver and regional notices from Topeka and Lincoln.
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Washington
Coghlan
Long
Union League Club
Aa Fares Koowy Noagilon
Maude
Philadelphia
United States
Ellery Stngham
Internal Revenue
Downey
Secret Service
Lancaster
Treasury
Ingham
Eastern District of
Pennsylvania
Topeka
Kan
George Engie
Frank Engle
Engle
Desirable Ohio Street Building Lots For Sale
On Ohio street desirable lots offered by O E Learnard. Choicest location in the finest residence portion with convenient access to the University and transportation. Vermont street lots also praised as best possible situation for residence or desirable property.
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Ohio Street
Leta
Booth Lawrence
Scre
Vermont Street
E. Learnard
California bound travelers urged by Santa Fe railway
The National Educational association and the public are invited to Los Angeles in July for greet casv notes. The route trip rate is 2 dollars, with liberal stopovers and choices on the Santa Fe Route. This route appeals to educated travelers and offers favorable terms. Governor Bailzy, Agent, Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Railway, Lawrence, requests send for particulars.
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California
National Educational Association
Los Angeles
Coolear
Guv. C. Bailzy
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Lawrence
Markets by Wire Kansas City and Cairo City markets report
Market notes from Kansas City and Cairo City discuss livestock and grain receipts and prices. Cattle receipts steady to soft with cows and heifers mixed. hogs mixed with slight declines. wheat and other grains show tentative demand. Official bids and cash quotes indicate a cautious trading tone across commodities.
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Catarornia Bib Syne Co
Phate
Neixta
California Fig Syrup CO
Bam Francisco
Cal
Lovieville
New York
Lottie
Attorns
Q. A. Norton
Omos
Firat National Bane
McHale
Learnard
Lawyers Ofice
Alréct
Jopama Lom
L H, Perkins
Omics
Shcor National Bank
George &. Banks
Eldridge Houss
L. &. Steele
Tex
Wrenos
DF A. Ww Jones
Anu
Woopruff
Mazaarhu-otta
Cyrennis W. Sillin
Lawrence Drug Co
Aeeldetics
New Lampshire Street
Wade B
H. Leslie
Ottve
Maswechusetta Etree
South Maasachusetts
Clark
Woodward N Rugaire
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Ofies and Residence
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R. Bechtel
Osteovatil
Warren Strewta
Muisvellankous
C. B. McLelland
Weteminamy
Wukoeom
Realdorice
Elly Bros
Ewe Ant Winthrop Vireets
R. Theo. W. Hadley
Vetrhinary Burgeon & Dentiat
College
Kann
Alfred Whitman
Waa
Indiana
Italy
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Astock
London
Mirister
Phe
Prince of Wales
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Jaken
Prosahsr
Missouri River
McKinley
Lieut. Gillmore
Jam . Gilmors
James Gillmore
Yard
Gillmore & Co
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Soesger
Philippines
Navy
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Igabes
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Forter
Aulatle
Behring
Mika
Admiral Dewey
Urean
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Galens
Liberty
John van Dyke
Tiymer
Hannibal
Trenton
N. J
American Plumbing Supply and Lead Company
Keberin
Chicago Presbytery
Pon Elving Rey Meritinge Chiuaga
U Tnd
New
Ortentia
Midwieter Pals
Low
Brewer
Arkana
Rudd
Wth
Amen Chane
Kannan
G. A. Ky
Apriote
Hutchinsom
Evans
Pension Department
Constantinople
Empire
Strauss
Ministry of Mines, Agriculture
Capt. Coghlan
Waablogton
Gughiaoo
Col
Thomas
Physicians’ Trust
Manhattan
Andrew Carnegie
J. A. Anderson
Anderson
New Free Library
Carnegie
Stanley
State Agricultural School
Carden
South McAlester
I.T
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Gla
Antonio Jaccimo
Joe Cassine
Col. Stotsenberg
Lincoln
Neb
John M. Stotsenberg
The
Nebraska University
University
Cov
Poynter
Adjt
Harry
Stotsenberg
New Albany
Ind
Viectrio Wattery
Proba
Wopelens
Popeliay de Unt
Hold
Hue
Atate Dental Baneds
Oileaan
Gtrari
Popaedett
Oy Apert Sh
Nhat Gregh Nore Auna
Agit Gage Piya
Dain Nygos
Nhe
Western Union
Beal & Godding
Vermont St
Lawrence Boum
Wm. T. Sinclair
MONEY
City and Country Property
Asionerm
Watkins National Bank
Pital
Wathing
Paul & Broome
Bill
Hill
Marchants National Bank
Monroe
M. Newman
Proetiant
Capital
Burplus
Ames Marvin
M. Newmare
Sroven A. Mor
Mai Goavisos
Alex Marks
Lawrence National Bank
United States Depository
Tote
Omicera
Bearé Sf Diresteca
L. Moore
F. W. Bartataes
Souate
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E Willems
Bear
Fla Bailey
J.D. Bonanscos
Bice E Prezident
W L. Hows
Ateckers
Omoagy
Eto
Uutchers
Canbab
Ural
Marena Crrv
Apel
Weaar-Swady
Bard Eget
Lepi
Chotoe Prairie
Worres
Aly
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