Taken Back To Prison At Pittsburg
In Pittsburg, deputy assistant warden of the state penitentiary of Lars recaptured Harry andtts sent up four years ago for attempting to threaten Gig. Notenta, once a model prisoner, had prior good behavior but faced renewed trouble after drunken incidents and a street fight. He assaulted an arresting officer, drew a drink, and disturbed the peace, leading to another term in prison to expire January 13, ivüe.
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Wobart
Lars
Harry Andtts
Notenta
Nuun
Lal
Patord
Wil
Fittaburg
State buys printing plant from State Printer Clark
Topeka June. The state purchases the printing plant owned by State Printer George A. Clark. The deal was arranged by the state printing plant committee, comprising C.25 Gleed, George Tucker and F. P. Tarria. The plant will be operated into the present quarters by the new printer T. A. McNea until the new state building is completed in the fall.
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Topeka
George Ta. Clark
C.25
Gleed
George Kk Tucker
F. P. Tarria
Qwartera
T. A. McNea
Trenton youth killed by own shotgun while hunting
In Tindall near Trenton Missouri on June 3 a 15 year old, Charles Ragan, was accidentally killed while attempting to drag a gun over a barbed wire fence. The shotgun discharged, blowing off the top of his head.
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Trenton
Tindall
Charles Ragan
Naval drama in Manila Bay involving Russian squadron
Rear Admiral Enquist arrives in Manila Bay aboard the Altora after a damaging action by the Russian heavy cruiser squadron. The Aurora Jemtchuy and Oleg are reported badly damaged with many wounded aboard. The fleet was maneuvering near Corregidor when the engagement occurred. Discussion continues in Washington.
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Manila
Enquist
Bay
Altora
Crulagra Oley
Jemtchuy
Ftaar
Urata
Wis
Outel de Corregidor
Aurora
Iate
Husalan
Naval Action Expands Across Multiple Fronts
June reports describe Japan aiming to leverage naval strength after destroying Hnasia's fleet. Observers note potential land operations and renewed focus on Vladivostok and Sakhalin as strategic targets. The broader theater includes eastern Russia's maritime provinces and the Tienan River region.
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Toki
Hnasia
Dulligaay
Teoxo
Russia
Vladivostok
Sive Sakhalin
Vite Iuth
Sigu River
Katotelarkavod
Lue Tienan River
Arevio Edrele
Ammunition Exhausted On Nebogatoff Ship Surrender Contested
Reports from St Petersburg claim ammunition was depleted on Nebogatoff's vessel when it surrendered, with officials noting only that some sailors fled to the coast of Madagascar and were reportedly shot on orders from Admiral Rozestvensky. Mutiny rumors persist despite admiralty denial.
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St. Peterbsurg
Russia
Nebogatoff
Admiralty
Madagassar
Rojestvensky
Capture of Rojestvensky Details by Japanese Destroyers
Toklo reporters describe June 3 dispatch from Sagabo detailing Japanese torpedo boat destroyers Kasumi Osogumo Sazanami and Kagero attacking Russian warships May 21. They corner Bedovi with Rojestvensky on board surrendering after signaling damaged boats and lacking coal water. guards placed on deck. Russians request delay to spare officers. guard to execute Rojestvensky if delayed.
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Tokio
Japan
Sagabo
Rojestvensky
Kasumi
Osogumo
Sacanami
Krayeru
Sazanami
Kager
Bedovi
President Urged Peace With Japan In Far East Talks
President George Roosevelt pressed for immediate peace in the Far East after conferring with Russian Ambassador Count Cassini at the White House. He argued prolongation would not yield Russian victory and would raise Japanese demands, aiding a safer treaty by both czar and mikado. The ambassador conveyed the remarks to Tsar Nicholas II.
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Washington
Far East
White House
Count Cassini
Russia
Japan
Tyarkou Selo
Nicholas
Created Sensation in Royal Anniversary Ceremony
Report describes Sir Paturshiy and Canaleoat Wanbtodyon at Hogaavelt's anniversary amid grand pageantry. Mentioned are Emperor’s expected behavior, Foreign Secretary Lansdowne, Duke Michaels, and Ambassador role in conveying Great Britain's views. The article notes tension and potential continuation of the struggle as events unfold.
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Fang
Hogaavelt
Canaleoat
Proaldatt
Lavnindog
William
Michwels
Yasterday
Lansdowne
Edward
Heltain
Henkitudent
Errors in early Navy action near Forts documented at Nagasaki
Survivors state Japanese maneuvers drove a portion of the Russian fleet under the fortifications at nearby islands, sinking a battleship and forcing retreat toward Vladivostok. Russian forces faced torpedo swarms, ammunition shortages, and poor marksmanship, hampering coordinated action in the engagement.
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Nagasaki
Japan
Ostiabia
Mitch
Vladivotsok
Russian cruiser Leona to be fixed as hospital ship
The Mare Island Navy Yard has received formal instructions to permit the Russian auxiliary cruiser Leona, interned at the yard, to proceed to Asiatic waters as a hospital ship. Its first destination is a Japanese port to take on wounded Russians.
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San Franelseco
Calif
Mare Ishand Mavy Yard
Washington
Leona
Asiatic
Admiral Nebogatoi faces ire over surrender actions
A June dispatch from St Petersburg reports strong feeling in the admiralty over Rear Admiral Nebogatoi heavily criticized for surrendering warships. Officials largely refuse to condemn without full facts. Also notes Rojestvensky is recovering and that Equitable leaders Alexander and Hyde plan to unite. Douglas M. Kirkpatrick, former U S sub treasurer, dies at 61 in New Orleans.
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St. Petersburg
Admiralty
Nebogatoi
New Orleans
Douglas M. Kirkpatrick
United States
Wedding Parade Delights Berlin As Empress Candidate Watched
Berlin reports a royal wedding parade with an 18 year old bride likely to become empress. Ambassadors and foreign dignitaries observed the ceremonies as the imperial family greeted the crowd. Pageantry included guilds, artillery, and cheers while ambassadors and international officials watched from embassies and hotels.
Baker university students protest resignation of professor
Yaldwin Kansas June 3 Baker university students massed to protest the board of trustees acceptance of Professor S A Lough head of Greek studies resignation presented under fire from faculty and trustees who opposed his higher criticism views. Students originally requested the college chapel for a mass meeting but were denied and held the protest in the city park.
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Yaldwin
Kans
Baker University
Bia
S.A. Lough
Louph
Ifa
Theelty Park
Ex Governor Stanley Says Wichita Saloons Won't Close
Topeka June 3 Ex Governor W E Stanley of Wichita rejects Insurance Commissioner Luling s view that Wichita saloons would obey a governor s order and shut down He contends saloons would merely move or continue business, noting his own attempts to close them in Wichita failed.
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Topeka
W. E Stanley
Wichita
Luling
Mr. Stanley
Reid in England Arrives as U S Ambassador in Plymouth
Whitelaw Reid and Mrs Reid arrived in Plymouth England on June 3 as the United States ambassador. A corporate president presented him with an address hoping his official duties would foster and strengthen goodwill between the United States and Great Britain noted in the ceremony.
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Plymouth
England
Still Taking Evidence in Arkansas River Suit
In Dodge City on June 3 the Kansas and Colorado irrigation suit to control Arkansas river waters began testimony before Commissioner Granville A. Richardson. Kansas lawyers argued that irrigation ditches in Colorado cause an underflow reducing river flow downstream.
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Dodge City
Arkansas River
Granville A. Richardson
Kansas
Colorado
Kansas counties report population gains and wheat shifts
Twelve western Kansas counties report a 4.8 percent net population gain from 1904 to 1905. Rooks shows the largest rise with 1,036, while Sherman county declines by 104. Spring wheat acreage rises notably in Sheridan, Trego, Logan, and Sherman, with total wheat up 15,186 acres year over year. Corn plantings surge by 152 percent, and alfalfa acreage grows as farmers respond to high prices and lower overall yields.
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Kansas
State Board of Agriculture
Rooks
Sherman County
Sheridan
Trego
Logan
Sherman
Ini
Amunyuha
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Kanyan
Atalu
Sven
Wallace
Noarney
Maware
Meade
Thia
Kansag
Earthquake in Hiroshima Province Causes Casualties
A telegraph report from the Governor of Hiroshima shows June 2 tremors killed six people, wounded seven, and destroyed 34 houses in Hiroshima and Ujina. Other districts report incomplete losses but expect overall damage to be relatively light. Telegraph lines failed, isolating Tokyo from western Japan and the world, fueling fear of a major disaster.
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Japan
Airoshima
Hiroshima
Ujina
Missing Apache Yacht Sparks Worries Over Race Crew
New York friends of Eduigud Randolph, owner of the bark rigged yacht Apache, report the vessel missing after departing May 17 for the German emperor's cup race. No word has been heard since May 22. on board were Randolph, Royal Phelps Carroll, Ralph Ellis, Stuyvesant Leroy, R Burnside letter, W Gordon Fellowes, Joseph Mackman, Dr Watson Moreuis, and about thirty five crew.
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N Y
Eduigud Randolph
New York Stock Exchange
Randolph
Royal Phelps Carroll
Ralph XN. Ellis
Stuyvesant Leroy
R. Burnside Letter
W. Gordon Fellowes
Joseph Mackman
Watson Moreuis
Plot Charged in France Over Plot to Assassinate King Alfomio
Paris reports that Charles Malate, accused by police of organizing a plot to assassinate King Alfomio of Spain, was arrested on the charge. He is described as belonging to an old Neapolitan noble family. His grandfather, Count Malato, once commander in chief of the army of the last king of Naples.
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France
Charles Malate
Alfomio of
Soain
Count Malato
Naples
Wreck of the steamer Carter at Alexandria reports no lives lost
New Orleans reports that no lives were lost in the wreck of the steamer Carter at Alexandria Louisiana last night. All aboard landed safely including Mrs Carter wife of the captain who was attempting to save valuables and was forced to jump overboard. Earlier reports stated sixteen were drowned.
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New Orleans
Nf. UM. Carter
Alexandria
Mra. Carter
Troops Not to Be Called for Tribal Tax Force
Secretary said there was no plan to call out troops to enforce the tribal tax in the Indiana Territory. He noted people likely would not accept extreme measures, but the law would be enforced. The interior and justice departments will cooperate. Acting Agent Wilson suspension approved.
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Washington, D. C
Ketcock
Indiana
Jam
Department of Justice
Interior Department
Wilson
Shoenfylt
Department
Places Opened Again After Muskogee Tax Clash
Muskogee authorities reopened all business places after a tribal tax dispute led to the prior closure by Indian police. A committee reportedly travels to Washington to seek relief or guidance while merchants await a resolution and officials assess next steps for enforcement.
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Bustinex Inten
Wastlagton Bain
Tawantur
Nagemiry
Meentidant
Boosavedl
Not Intended for Towns Arden LM dine sl invernor Porton
Crickater says that that crime was never designed for unpurated duyns.
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LM Dine Sl
Invernor Porton Ofie Crickater
Cbal
Organ Recital at Fraser Hall Monday Morning
The annual commencement organ recital will be given at Fraser Hall Monday morning at 11:00 by Dean Skilton. The program includes Bach Prelude and Fugue in A minor, Raff Cavatina, Mendelssohn Allegretto, Shelley Louis XLV Minver, Guilmant Funeral March and Seraph's Song, and Lus Variations on the hymn tune.
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Dean Skilton
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Raff
Mendelssohn
Allegretto
Shelley
Louis XLV
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Lus
Kansas University Star Pitcher Joins Leavenworth Contract
Art Rellihan, Kansas University baseball star and former professional pitcher, signed with Leavenworth and will report immediately for duty with the Oklahoma City squad. He graduated from Kansas University this year and previously starred with Fort Scott in the Missouri Valley League two years ago.
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Kansas University
Fort Scott
Misgouri Valley
Leavenworth
Oklahoma City Suries
Reltthan
Yilitalie
I'Ilmey
Kaw River Water Stage Update and Local Notices
Kaw River watershed reports water stages with showers and runoff data for multiple towns. Kansas letters note weather, farm talks, sales ad, and social notices. events include farmers institute address by Nichols and Willard, a dance by A. A. team, and Pilgrim church service speaker. A mass rainfall storm hits Salina area with 2.25 inches in one hour and property damage from lightning and wind.
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Salina
Kans
Settlement talks progress in Chicago strike row
Chicago June 3 representatives of the teamsters joint council signaled willingness to meet a committee named by department store proprietors to settle the strike in pieces. New York June 3 papers serving absolute divorce to Mrs Alice Webb Duke reveal sensational litigation following a December marriage to Hrodie L Duke.
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Ibs
Teamsters Joint Council
New York N. Y
Hrodie L. Duke
Alice Webb Duke
General H W Boynton Dies in Atlantic City
General H W Boynton president of the Chickamauga Park commission died in Atlantic City New Jersey on June 3 after suffering from a form of disease. He was a prominent public official and had long served in park administration.
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Atlantic City
N.J
H. W. Boynton
Chickamauga Park Commission
Gambling Houses Targeted and Police Reforms Amid Prohibition
Early actions by Sheriff Garrison and deputies cracked down on gambling dens in Oklahoma and Kansas, with five resorts raided and 5000 dollars in paraphernalia seized. Topeka appointed Dall Travis of Pratt as game warden for four years under Governor Talley. In Missouri a farmer killed his wife then committed suicide at a Centerview home. In Arkansas City a local case saw Myra McIlhenry jailed after failing to convince a judge to pardon her contempt.
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Arai
Sherif
Topeka
Avarnor
Loch
Dall Travis
Pratt
Kansas
Tyavin
Talley
Warrensburg
Harvay Andrus
Sutelda
Andruss
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Here
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Kans
Myra McIlenry
Telegraphic Brevities Roundup of Brief News Items
Loring named pension examining surgeon at Alva Oklahoma. Lopaka public building coal contract awarded to Topeka Ice Company at 2 283. General Horace Porter leaves Paris for Switzerland for automobile tours with his daughter and sails home in July. Walworth county dispatches. Southern Wisconsin reports 17 year locust arrivals not yet causing damage. Crown Prince William injures a man when his car bumps a pushcart. he assists the injured. New York bureau of weights and measures launches crusade against short weights. 60 dealers arrested, over 200 actions pending. Bedford Indiana workmen uncover bonds worth 300 000 exchanged from a bank robbery stolen papers later returned. Ministers Alliance to meet Monday at 1 o'clock at the Library.
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Jn Berthe
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Wilmington
Markets by Wire Live Stock and Grain Notes Kansas City June 3
Markets by wire report cattle and hog prices from Kansas City and Chicago on June 3. Cattle range from 2.25 to 6.10 for cows and heifers with steady to lower tone, hogs top around 5.35 while grain futures show wheat lower and corn and oats steady ahead of fresh cash bids. Receipts include wheat at 30 cars in Chicago and mixed grain prices across July September contracts.
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Lee
Bee
Bay
Prairie Chores
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Steah
Chicago
Norf... Bell Gift to Battleship Missouri
Presented With a Bell Norfolk Virginia June 1 A beauti ful Oliver bell the gift of the people of the state of Missouri was presented to the battleship Missouri today as that vessel lay at anchor in the Lampton roads Keller ville Kaos June 3 a loudburst hers at midnight thed up all the Rock Island trains water is a foot over the rails washout between this station and Scandis
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Oliver Bell
State of
Missouri
Lampton Roads
Kelleville
Kaos
Rock Island
Scandis
Resignation Sought From City Civil Service Secretary
Philadelphia June 3 Bella M Dance secretary of the civil service board tendered his resignation at the request of Mayor Weaver.
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Philadelphia
Bella M. Dance
Civil Service Board
Weaver
Hoch Sentenced to Hang on June 23 in Chicago
Johanns Hoch sentence reports in Chicago shows he is condemned to be hanged on June 23. Court records note the June 3 verdict and set the execution date in the state capital case.
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Chicago
Ill
Johann Hoch
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