Mexican War Veteran Dead in Winteld Kansas
Contacted dispatch reports the death of Mexican War veteran Winteld Kansas resident at his home in Nuadeo after a long life of service. The story mentions his family, burial arrangements in Tisdale, and a later note about a local coal mine strike in Atchison. The scattered OCR text references a birth, a eulogy by state officials, and various local details.
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Kans
Girton
Nuadeo
Neas
Cowiey
Harkoey
Tisdale
New Man Appointed Pacts June 7
A presidential decree accepts the resignation of M. Del Casse and appoints Premier Kouvier as foreign minister, as noted in the Journal Official. The Missouri and Kansas Telephone Company took charge of Pioneer Telephone property in Aransas City, Kansas. A bond vote for a 12,000 dollar Centralia High School failed by a large margin yesterday.
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Ana
Kouvier
Ad Iiser
Official
Aransas City
Kaos
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Missouri and Kansas Telephone Company
Pioneer Telephone Company
Centralia
Peace moves shift in diplomatic efforts with Russia
Reports from St Petersburg quote President Roosevelt seeking a Russian reply to his Offer of good offices. Ambassador Meyer met Count Lamedorf and Admiral Lamsdorff discussed the message as Washington aims to press belligerents toward peace. No word from Russia as ships at neutral ports face coal and supply limits within a 24 hour window.
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Russia
Roosevelt
America
Nicholas
Lamsdorff
Cassini
Meyer
Count Lamedori
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Avents
Washington
Umperor
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Russian Admiral Unheard From St Petersburg in Manila Bay
There are no indications of the departure of Russian warships from Manila Bay. Admiral Ecuist has not heard from St Petersburg since arrival, though he has filed lengthy dispatches. Russians show disappointment at St Petersburg officials. The Corregidor signal station reports the German steamer Garadine is passing in with coal for the Russians.
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St.Petersburg
St. Petersburg
Corregidor
Garadine
No Russians Have Died Manila No deaths report for divers
No deaths have been reported among the Russian divers or Kaisars since their arrival here aboard the cruisers commanded by Rear Admiral Engvist. The Russian capital decorated.
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Manila
Engwist
Birthday of the Empress of Russia Celebrated Today
A June celebration in St Petersburg marks the empress birthday with decorations while expectations for an imperial proclamation fade. Count Vorentyatt Yashkeil inaugurates a regular police regime in the Caucasus to preserve public order amid ongoing Armenian-Tartar clashes and a tense revolu tionary committee activity.
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Ossia
von Vorentyatt Yashkeil
Caucasus
Russia seeks peace terms from Japan in a June meeting
St Petersbur Russia June 7 reports a ministers meeting at Tsarskoe Selo. The talks aim to learn Japan's peace conditions as Russia signals a desire for peace. Italy also discussed peace.
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Russia
Tsarkoe Selo
Lee
Wastington
Conference with President hints at Far East focus
Talian Ambassador and President Washington discuss the Far East crisis with no details public. The Moscow front reports General Linierech, buoyed by Berestversky’s defeat, pressing for war in Manchuria, while urging fresh reserve troops to sustain campaigns.
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D. C
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Orders to Russia in Taft Instructions Transmitted
The War Department announced that Secretary Taft’s instructions were formally transmitted to Russian admirals after a cable from Governor Wright. The inquiry asked if United States crews would be required to sail within twenty four hours after taking coal and provisions for the voyage.
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Russians Driven Back Near Wei Yuen and Changgur
Tokyo reports at imperial army headquarters that a Russian infantry detachment near Wei Yuen Paio was repulsed after an early morning engagement. Japanese forces also dislodged Russians near Shatotsu and Chichatru, with cavalry driving northward to occupy adjacent terrain near Machistan and Kwangying.
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Autograph Letter Thanks Japan For Liberty Granted
Rome June 7 A public letter thanked Emperor Hirohito for liberty granted the Leatheallet missions and for allowing their operations to operate in the territory. The writer praised Japan and noted assistance in rebuilding homes and restoring order.
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Russian Press Outraged Over 24 Hour Rule at Manita
St. Petersburg reports the Russian press showing strong resentment toward the United States for enforcing the twenty four hour rule in cases involving Russian cruisers at Manita. The criticism reflects mounting tensions in naval enforcement and policy disagreements between the two nations.
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United States
Manita
Talking to the Czar Interview in St Petersburg
Ambassador Mesure met Foreign Minister Lamsdorit and then went to Tsarskoe Selo for a special audience with the emperor. Filipino students in Manila send congratulations to Japan for their victories and boosting Oriental prestige.
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First Blood in Street Car Strike Kills Man
Saginaw Mich June 7 Deputy Sheriff Pred Harris shot and killed Henry Weick Jr a machinist during a street car strike confrontation. Torrece Kelly and Wallace A Doug Jug were wounded as jeering workers clashed with a new union crew. Separately the comptroller approved converting St John State Bank Kansas to St John National Bank with 25000 capital.
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Pred Harris
Henry Weick Jr
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Norway Destroys Union With Sweden Declares Independence
The storthing proclaims dissolution of the union with Sweden and that Norway governs itself. King Oscar protests by telegram to Prime Minister Michelson as Stockholm awaits a formal proclamation. The move centers on separate consular systems and diverging trade policies.
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Defense in Myers murder case hinges on alternate killer
In Liberty Missouri the defense argues Frank Stottman or an unknown accomplice may have killed Agnes Myers's husband. The plan centers on former friendship and possible infatuation with Myers's wife as motive. The trial hinges on whether Stottman acted alone or with others in the Myers home.
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Dune
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Frank Stottman
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Mire
Telegraphic Briefities From Across The Nation
A stream of rapid local notices reports a Detroit youth shot in Missouri Kansas & Texas yard, a tow boat sinking in a canal with crew safe, and various official actions. Also notes include a London forest reserve move, railroad rate talk, bank formation in Arkansas, a pioneer printer’s death, and a London visit by a noted figure.
Kansas crop bulletin shows variable yields across divisions
The Kansas crop bulletin for June 5 reports wheat heading in eastern counties and improving in central areas with rust in Montgomery county. Corn growth, alfalfa, and pasture conditions are generally good, with early potatoes abundant and apples promising in some counties. Hail damaged parts of Saline and central northeastern regions. Western division notes good wheat, corn planted, barley and alfalfa improving, potatoes promising, and fruit ripening in several counties. Continuous rain affected some crops and reduced fruit prospects in others.
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Provideningnr Bureau
Montgomery
Greenwood
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Johnson County
Cowley
Coro
Butler
Harper
Rush
Kinpman
Saline County
Thomas County
Sheridan
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Record Shattered At Indian Territory Shooting Meet
In Artmore on June 7 a general shooting tournament saw the world amateur shooting record broken. Shooters scored 40 straight from 10 yards earning the arm medal. Blackwell was chosen for the next meeting.
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Colombian Official Seeks Reestablished Aviation Ties
Enri que Cortez former Colombian minister of foreign relations and now continental agent on a mission to Washington arrived in New York and proceeded to the capital to confer with the president on re-establishing friendly aviation links between Colombia and the United States.
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University of Kansas Commencement and Alumni Events
The University of Kansas held its thirty third annual commencement in Fraser Hall with Chancellor Strong presiding and Congressman Charles F. Scott delivering the address. Degrees were conferred on 206 graduates, followed by a university dinner in the natural history museum and an active alumni gathering including a large meeting in Snow Hall and multiple receptions and banquets across campus.
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Markets by Wire Live Stock Kansas City June 7
Markets by Wire reports Kansas City livestock and grain prices for June 7. Cattle totals include 7,000 native steers and various stockers and feeders. hogs and pork products show multiple price ranges. Wheat, corn, oats, hay, and butter values quoted with July and September futures and cash notes.
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Cary
Chisayo
Rumor Denial Ties Up Eauatable Leaders
Governor Merrick returns from New York denying rumors of James F. Slyde being offered chairmanship of the Quad of directors of the Equitable Life Assurance Society and stating no transaction has occurred.
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Resignations Shake Equitable Board in New York
Reports from New York on June 7 indicate director resignations at the Equitable Life Assurance Society. Milly cited inability to harmonize on the board as cause, with Joseph T. Low confirming his own resignation and noting others followed suit.
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