Quarrel in Saloon Sparks Shooting in Salina Kansas
In Salina Kansas yesterday afternoon a young married man Jane FE Will Anderson was shot in the arm by W J Storm the saloon keeper after a quarrel. The melee drew a crowd and Storm intervened driving the others out. Superintendent HL Loving of the state figures department says Governor Doch orders medicine in Waetnta to clear up.
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Salina
Kans
Jane FE -Will Andersen
W. J. Storm
Storm
Anderson Andertov
Toaywen
HL Loving
Wichita
English Company Suspected. Stel Transportation in Kansas
In Chait Kansas on June 1 authorities note Stel Transportation of England entering Kansas fields to rival Standard Oil. Representatives report investigators submitted a favorable assessment of the presented centimense.
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Chait
Kans
Stel Transportation Company of England ii
Kansas Ail Teld
Standard Oil Company
Centimense
Coal oil accident in Arkansas reportedly mortally wounds woman
Mrs Mary N Coyle wife of Patrick Coyle a Henneberry packing house butcher in Arkansas is said to have been fatally burned by an explosion in a can of coal oil she held near a stove. A young brother saved the child she carried as the blaze spread.
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Arkansas
Kans
Mary N Coyle
Patrick Coyle
Henneberry Packing House
Japanese navy reports details of Sea of Japan battle
The Navy Department issues Admiral Toxo’s account of the May 27 naval clash. Russian battleships and cruisers were damaged or sunk, with several vessels ultimately disabled and crew rescued. Japanese forces pursued and captured remaining ships, while reporting relatively light Japanese casualties and ongoing consolidation of captured vessels.
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Acmoiral Nakhimov
Vladimir Monotiach
Vy Bight
Tsu Islands
Stilane
Yawata
Taingh
Sado
Savatin
Navarin
Niitaka
Ozawa
Svivtlana
Chappyan Bay
Nillaka
Almaz
Vu Tora
Demtchug
Uus
Familly
Japanese Navy Crushes Russian Fleet at Sea Toll
London dispatch reports the Japanese fleet overpowering the Russian squadron near Liancourt rocks on May 27. Admiral Nakimoti's cruiser sinks after a mine or torpedo strike, with many crew lost. survivors reach Sulmonoseki in small boats. The engagement near Yamaguchi shook surrounding towns as the Mikasa demanded surrender.
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Maizborg Navy Yard
Tsushima
Destoy Fo
Kniaz Souvarer
Boredino
Alexander 11
Te Orel
Osiiabla
Narvarin
Nicolas I
Fve
Mikasa
Souvarot
State Department
Griscom
Tokio
Voelkers- Ruos
Ham
Teers
Asama
Washinon
London
Nakimoti
Les
Sulmonoseki
Liancourt Rocks
Topo
Trom
Yamaguchi
Asahi
Tring
Kamfoura
Remainder of Oldhamia Crew Unaccounted For
June 1 Nagasaki reports uncertainty over the fate of the remaining Oldhamia crew after the British steamer was aboard the Russian battleship Orel and possibly transferred to a transport. Rumors claim Russian cruisers Russia and Gromohol may have been sunk by torpedo boats. In Tokio, Rojestven sky shows normal temperature and pulse with injuries including a forehead bruise and skull fracture awaiting diagnosis.
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Nagasaki
Japan
Oldhamia
Batlestfip Orel
Russia
Gromohol
Tokio
Rojestvensky
Japanese Naval Losses Acknowledged After Year of Secrecy
Tokyo reports that the navy has revealed losses of vessels from the past year, ending a period of secrecy. The acknowledgment marks a shift as wartime losses become public knowledge and the defense ministry confirms counts and affected ships.
Paris to St Petersburg peace talks rumor denied
An evening paper cites a Paris correspondent claiming telegraph exchanges last night among French and Russian officials prompt Bombard the French ambassador to rush from Paris to St Petersburg for peace talks. The embassy and foreign ministry deny the report, though some believe a direct message is on the way.
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Pavarsburg
Paris
Alice
Freoch
Bombard
St P Petersburg
Russia
Arrappe
France
Japan
Aldea
Tiere
Hombard
Hel Cbi
Unroy Peacs
Russian Fleet Losses Reported as War Drama Intensifies
Washington notes from Tokia report that most of the second class Russian cruisers and subsidiary vessels were destroyed, signaling near total destruction of the Russian fleet while a U S S empire in the region faces upheaval. In St Petersburg officials fear revolutionaries may press demonstrations as reinforcements arrive. In Nagasaki Japanese torpedo boats seize a Russian steamer off Yokkaido and place a prize crew aboard.
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Washington, DC
Jane
State Department
Tokia
Tos
Nagasaki
Japan
Vladivostok
Yokkaido
Acize Craw
No Peace Decision Reported Amid War Decree Talk
Telegrams from St Petersburg and Tokyo note no conclusion on peace but indicate Emperor may seek a national assembly decree. Reports from Nagasaki and Nagato describe thousands of Russian prisoners and damaged ships, with 3800 prisoners landed and many unaccounted for.
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Petersburg
Russia
Jungel
Tsarskoa Selo
Lorenz Testifies In Postal Contract Conspiracy Case
Washington June 1 George G Lorenz of Toledo testifies in the Crawford conspiracy trial. Lorenz admits a prior guilty plea and says he, Machen and Crawford arranged profits from postal supply contracts and divided payments among themselves.
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Washington
George G. Lorenz
Toledo
August W. Machen
Samuel
Miller B. Groff
Postofice Department
William G. Crawford
Machen
Lorenz
Crawford
Gat
Furniah
Satchals
Poritoria Department
Postal Device and Look Company
New York
Lorene
Tan
Althourt
District Attracy
Lorang
Issa
Areny
Holmes Conrad
Jung 4
Conrad
Ithen
Measson
Wa George
A. W. Machen
George Lorenz
Loratz
Postal Device and Lock Company
Loreng
American Express Company
Chicago Strike Ends Contention Over Ex Press Drivers
Chicago officials report a settlement path for the strike as ex press drivers may be recalled if other employers rehire them. President Shea and Teamsters discuss terms amid accusations of bribes and threats.
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Chicago
Shea
Express
Lewis and Clark Centenary Exposition Opens in Portland
Portland hosts a grand ceremony marking a hundred years since Lewis and Clark explored the Oregon country. President and Charles W. Fairbanks attend with national and state representatives, governors, and crowds from California, Idaho, Washington, Oregon, and beyond as artillery, bands, and celebratory pomp fill the Old Oregon trail beacon.
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Portland
Gregan Fane
Pacific Northwest
Port Janes
Oregon
Merriweather Lewis
William Clark
Jefferson
Oregon Country
United States
Charles W. Fairbanks
House of Representatives
Army and Navy
California
Idaho
Washington
Bomb attack wounds none as Paris royal procession proceeds
A June 1 report describes an anarchist bomb near the royal carriage of King Alfonso I and President Loubet after an opera performance. The blast injures several escort soldiers, with ten total injured including balcony spectators. Arsene Arnould is named a prime suspect. A second bomb was found nearby, and the plot is tied to a hotel location.
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Ons Baris
Alfonso I
Loubet
Alfonso
Lita
Loa yoUlig
Social event highlights hosts and guests at Thompson reception
A large circle of friends gathered this afternoon at Mrs B D Thompson and Miss Agnes Thompson's home for a prettily decorated reception. Attendees included Mrs G W Jones Mrs H K Tanner Miss Katherine Criley and Miss May Milliy with many others from Leavenworth Topeka Lawrence and nearby towns. Several sorority events and visits to the University of Kansas commencement were noted with plans for upcoming entertainments and travel arrangements.
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B.D. Thompson
Agnes? Thompson
Syriova
Plokpegnica
Ferna
Eva Olin
Misa Edith Leran
Missus Hortense Street
Constance Carruth
Leslie Hill
Geenaviave
Eugenia Sterling
Eteagor Morse
Edna Heart
Edna Hendrix
Nellie] Wilhelmi
Mary Copley
G. W. Jones
H. HK. Tanner
Mick. O'Leary
Milas Marpares Lynn
PI Meta Phi Sorority
Katherine Criley
Kansas City
Telen Meador
Milly
Leavenworth
University of Kansas
May Milliy
Alma Poehler
Pi Hera Phi
Mary Donnelly
Morgan
John Barber
Topeka
C. E. Warren
Frank Tester
Bessia Creel
Hee
W. Eilirowa
Augusta
Kansas
Lawrence
Hoane
Oklahoma
K. E. Myers
Lecompton
Wis
Winifred
Newmark
Kat
Morse
Mound City
Rutisas River
Eleanor Morse
Mes Row
Cunningham
Kate Cunningham
Louisiana Street
T. K. Griasa
New York
West Badge Springs
National Association of Nursery Men
C. W. Smith
W. Cl Abbott
Gus
Tele Diome
Indiumapotig
Ind
KU Journalism class hears advice on newspaper work and summer plans
University of Kansas students in a journalism class heard Jess Wortey discuss newspaper departments and practical newsroom steps. Faculty members plan summer travels and study, with Walker hosting Kirkland for lunch and Kirkland delivering an address.
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Jess Wortey
Ile
Walker
James Tr. Kirkland
Vatcher- Dt University
Kirkland
Fraser Hall
Strong
Colorado
Cornell
Escea [Ark
Miller
Alleghany College
Alleghany
Pancasylvania
Hailey
Sayre
Michigan
Abbott
Indianapolis
Lawrence
Maine
Crane
Columbia
New Jersey
F. N. Raymond
Oxford
Bryant
France
Germany
Barvard
Raymond
Paris
Kansas and Chicago Market Letters Report June Prices
Kansas and Chicago market notes list cattle prices for native steers and stockers, hogs, and calves with bids in dollars per hundredweight. Grain and futures quotes appear for wheat corn oats and rye with July September and December contracts. university professors McFarland and Carroth are noted for summer teaching assignments in California and Wisconsin.
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Kansas Clay
Chicago
Curg
University of Kansan
McFarland
California
Carroth
University of Wisconsin
Colorado
Charter Grants in Topeka Include State Savloye Bank
Telegraphic items report a charter granted in Topeka to the State Savloye Bank of Kansas City Kansas with 225000 capital. Also chartered in Topeka were firms with 914000 capital each: D JS Fatlom ner company Sterling and Bb F Mc Lain Lumber company Wichita.
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Topeka
State Savloye Bank of
Kansas City
Kansas
D. JS. Fatt Lomner Company
Sterling
Bb. F. McLain Lumber Company
Wichita
Milking Goats Flourish in Europe and New York Plan
A writer imagines a Long Island ranch to milk goats in the Italian and German manner. Germany holds about 3,000 mouch goats valued at 12,060,000. Goats yield four to five quarts daily, climb roofs if needed, and milk is richer and freer from tuberculosis than cow milk when kept clean.
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Long Island
Callar
Germany
Europa
Irish Language Is Difficult and Unorthodox
Irish language presents challenge with eigh teen letters and many separate letters. The chief difficulty in learning Irish is the numerable abbreviations for words and phrases. The language is nonphonetic and words rarely provide a clear pronunciation key.
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Bubing
Attorneys AT Law
Jes . A. Norton
Attersey St Law
Udice
First National
SCA
E. Learnael
Osice
George A. Banee & Son
D* Seith
Dick Idz
Nigne
Woodword
Aimee
Mase
Boven
Taren Il
Ohio Strom
Kest Agua
Umon
Vye
St. Toinabone
Minte
Phill D'S
POALA
Huilding
NP Kmeon
Anc Reedence
Vernunt Everett
Bos
Bechtel
Umce
McClelland
Sargean
Dentutgemer UF
Godding's
Telaphone
Realdence SH Mintse Telephone
Burpital Seriandadorn
Pets LY Bros
Grable
Aubline
Tran
Francisen
Pranise
W. J. Francisco & Sons
Poe
Kent Wea
Alfred Whitman
Insurance
Tery
Gillham Ilacksmith
Quarrel
Bontparde
Iupe
Charles J. Bonaparte
Nide
Roosevelt
Wolkership
Household Furniture
Kentucky Street
Fuller Report
Sea of Japan
Oushakoil
Hegup
Liancourt Island
Izumrud
Yashira
Nabayatol
Prise
Fhe Asams
Mtthi Donskoi
Fhe Vonske
Ullum Island
Maidaura
Navy Department
Yashiona
Port Arthur
Akatsuki
Oshima
Liaotung Peninsula
Nay- Star
Atago
Takasago
St. Petersburg
Klemls
Volkersham
Vorelkersham Sho
Tokyo
Nagato
Rosy
Nagesaki
Japao
Re Jzstvensky
Dow
Sasabe
Izumrod At
Viadivostok
Viadivestox
Martha Newifa
Ill
Teamsters
Employers Association
Stiea
UN Mall
House of Bears Roebuck Ard Co
Albert Young
The
Youn
Shealevides
Mac
Spain
Washington, D. C
Comptroller of the Currency
School of the Arty
Sametock
Lawrence National Bank
Moore
F. A. Bailey
A . Barvoldeas Glathart
Henle
William
Bfabe
J. Dt Bowersogh
D, Bowersoe
Paul K.roo
L. Moore
E. Benson
Asa
Cagbiar
Bent
Watkins National Bank
Pyrplus
Watkins
W. Ie
Unsen
B. Wathen
Am.hunne
J.C. Moore
Tucker
Finatlee
Mitcball
Lael Wis
Eben Baldwin U Tate
Lawrence Pantatorium
Waeat Warren Street
Capra
Timothy—Choice
Prairie Cholen
Hmutter
Eyps
Park
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