President Roosevelt Delivers Naval Academy Diplomas at Annapolis
President Roosevelt and entourage arrived at Annapolis for diploma ceremonies at the United States Naval Academy. He warned cadets that future war demands peak preparation and urged maintaining naval strength. Cadet Frank D. Hall earned top prize for gunnery practice. Cadet Emory Long was ill but received his diploma in hospital bedside.
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Illinois
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Emory 3. Long
Wyoming
BiQuarterly Dividends Rise Across Major Corporations
May payments totaling about 54 million dollars are due in May led by United States Steel with a 9 million dollar preferred stock dividend. Pennsylvania Railroad over 9 million, Grant Northern over 2 million, Northwestern over 1 million, and others including Polar Palace Car and American Tobacco also contributing sizable sums. Barcelona coronation festivities are canceled amid strong republican sentiment. A German-Austrian agreement for Braum telegraphy installation on the Adriatic coast is reported with equipment shipments reaching Pola.
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Kratz To Be Returned For Bribery Trial
In St Louis a fugitive from Mexico, Charles Kratz, a member of the municipal assembly, is to stand trial on bribery charges. Circuit Attorney Folk received word that the Mexican government will be formally asked to deliver Kratz via a transfer arranged by Secretary of State Hay, with the governor of Jalisco prepared to hand him over on official U.S. request.
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St. Louis
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Sugar Trust Evidence Before Senate Committee
Washington May 2 Arthur Dorme treasurer of American Sugar Refining testified on Cuban sugar holdings. Havemeyer claim of 93 000 tons since January was correct though war department figures showed 3285 tons by March 25. Senator Teller questioned duties reduction interest and stockholders’ views. Also report of 1 006 killed in San Francisco earthquake April 18 and 30 000 homeless. Henry A Stuss of Kansas named associate justice for court of private land claims.
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Court of Private Land Claims
Telegraphic Brevities Across States and Oceans
A budget for Greater New York is approved at 98 619 6ap an increase of 645 059. Oil carrier ships rise from San Francisco to Hawaii with two built and talks for three more. Andrew Carnegie sailed to Scotland on the St Louis with Mrs Carnegie and James Bertram. Roosevelt warns Congress to finish Cuba relief or reconvene. Foreign relations reports favor reciprocity with Jamaica and Argentina, others adverse. Hanna and Roosevelt discuss southern appointments and summer speeches. Iowa governor Cummins decries anti competition. Roy McNamara, missing Grinnell student, found in Indianapolis. Amalgamated convention votes to boost defense fund to 100 000. Boston restaurant prices rise to 15 cents. A Selkirk murder motive linked to race tensions. Mrs Bossy of Joplin fatally burned by gasoline explosion. Cal Schweert killed near Cromwell Iowa by a train accident. Supreme Court upholds land claims ruling in Santa Fe grant, restoring 156 000 acres. State Text Book Commission to begin contracting for five years of texts. Loyal Legion meeting elects new leaders. Women’s clubs in Los Angeles swap tales under palms. presidency and color questions appear mild. Secretary Hay proposes delaying the Louisiana Purchase Exposition to 1904.
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Aeronaut to Exhibit in New York and Brighton Beach
Negotiations completed before Santos Dumont sails home. Exhibitions planned in June to August with his air ship. ship to arrive around June 20. Descriptions note rebibitioon in July and August at Brighton Beach amid a New York visit.
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Indian Bill Aghered To Senate Report On Sioux Treaty
The Senate approved the conference report on the Indian appropriation bill. Discussion continued on the Sioux Rosebud treaty in South Dakota. Pratt's amendment to strike free homes provisions failed 16 to 35. In Meridan Mississippi on May 2 Admiral Schley arrived to a welcome by the board of trade and 4,000 schoolchildren. An event in Lawrence featured a Presbyterian “Trip Around the Very Interesting Event” with country booths and displays from various regions, including Japan, China, India, Egypt, Africa, Greece, Holland, and more.
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Were Not Drunk American Marines Arrested in Tees Falla
Venice May 2 American marine officers released on pardon by the king say they acted in self defense against a hostile crowd and did not attack the police. Lieutenant John F Doddridgs insists they were absolutely sober while confined in the room.
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Millionaire's Wild Ride Ends Safe. Haggin Tragedy Averted
Lexington, May 2. James B Haggin, financier, and his wife endured a two mile runaway while returning from Green Hills. Mrs Haggin, an expert horsewoman, steadied the team and likely saved both from harm as the spirited horses bolted along the road.
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Lexington
James B. Haggie
Green Hills
Produce Dealers Meet Discussing Small Dealer Woes
A May 2 meeting of the Produce Dealers association of Kansas and Oklahoma in Kansas City involved Joan Stewart of Concordia as president. The group discussed pressures from large packing houses that have driven many small egg and poultry shippers from business, with Stewart doubting any effective opposition.
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Concordia
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TAREE CYCLONES CAUSE WIDE DAMAGE IN FARMS
A Des Moines report details a tornado striking Lahrville in Decatur County causing six injuries and one fatality. Homes and a school were demolished, a hail storm followed, wrecking windows, with extensive farm damage across nearby towns including Van Wert Weldon and Bayard. Several missing persons reported as the storm moved northeast.
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Weldon
David Harden
Bayard
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Louiss
Hazel Williams
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Strick Woodborn
Nova
Brown Parish Lumber takes on farm implements line
Brown Parish Lumber company expands from lumber and coal into farm implements and vehicles. It will sell Smith wagons, Rhoadesy Carmean Carriage bogies, Pokia plows, cultivators, binders, and Acme harvester gear at low prices, with stock kept at the old Broca yard and third door south on Massachusetts Street. Carriers from Lawrence show April mail totals, led by OW Bidgood and Risley with thousands of pieces delivered or collected.
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Iowa
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Lawrence Gathered for Baptist Young People Rally
An afternoon rally of the Baptist Young People's Christian Union opened in Lawrence with Rev. Wy F. Goble of Ottawa leading a meeting and symposium. Dr. Hale of Kansas City spoke on evangelism, Miss Elizabeth Taylor of Ottawa spoke on leaders' role, and Rev. W. G. Cary was elected president.
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Topeka
Markets by wire and grain notes from Kansas City
Market wires show steady gains in livestock and grains with Kansas City and Chicago exchanges listing cattle hogs and grain futures. Numerous figures and illegible entries mix prices, contracts, and commentary with regional notices and an upcoming travelogue at a local Presbyterian church event.
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