FOREIGNERS ORDERED TO LEAVE FIGHTING LINES IN MANILA
Aguinaldo issues orders that all foreigners must leave insurgent territory within forty eight hours. British, German and other commercial men face expulsion as the Filipinos seek recognition and safety guarantees from their governments. Reports describe transport and rail repairs, guard duties, and unrest behind American lines amid ongoing siege actions and strategic movements near Calumpit, MacArthur, and Lawton.
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Manila
Aguinaldo
Father McKinnon
Vallforgia
Agulnsido Ta Treas
Anylog
United State
Holmes
Calumpit
Carrick
Lusin
Leo Peruado
United States
Polve
Mag Bag
Sao Ierasdo
MacArthur
San Fernado
Lawton
Bacolor
Plans for American Art Exhibit at Paris Exposition
John B. Cauldwell, director of fine arts for the United States, outlines the American art exhibit at the Paris exposition. The United States space totals about 550 feet, allowing 200 to 280 oil paintings plus watercolors and drawings. An advisory committee of American art figures will oversee sections, with juries of selection to be formed in New York and Chicago, and a Paris jury. Separate juries will cover sculpture, in the US and Paris.
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John B. Cauldwell
Fine Arta
Ited States Commission
United States
New York
Chicago
Paris
Varia
London
Weather and fraud fraud in school warrants in St Louis era
Weather notes from Masse City Signal Station Kansas City May 13 report showers across Arkansas Missouri Ohio and Tennessee valleys with cooler temps west of the Mississippi and a stretch of high barometer over Missouri. Separate item reports three men arrested over forged school warrants in St Clair county Illinois tied to district No 2 claiming losses up to fifty thousand dollars and more.
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Masse City
Mervis Station
Kansas City
Arkansas
Minsouri
Ohio
Tennesseee
Keeses
Missouri
Concordia
Lake Region
Texas
Ohio Valley
Mississippi Valley
Mississippi River
North Dakota
South Dakota
Mippetota
Missouri Valley
St. Louis
St. Clair County
Lll
Ralaing Ktack
Abitene
Kao
About Rich Girls and the Value of Money in Marriage
A Harper's Bazaar essay argues that money should not determine happiness in marriage. Rich or poor, a good partner matters more than fortune, and true compatibility must prevail for both to be content. A prudent, honest suitor is valued. wealth is a beneficial aid, not a guaranteed path to harmony.
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Fideliy
Trarper
Klondike Gold Yields Seen at Tens of Millions This Season
Estimates place Klondike output from major creeks between 12 million and 20 million dollars this season with Royalty projections and exemptions potentially doubling parts of the production. Expected yields are allocated to districts such as Eldorado, Bonanza, Hunker, Dominion and Quartz alongside smaller streams including Sulphur and Eureka.
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Klondike
Sho Kluane Nugeet
Honanza
Hunker
Dominion
Eureka
Steward Shrer
Most Successful Year for Southern Baptist Mission Board
The Home Mission Board of the Southern Baptist Convention reports its most successful year yet with a deficit under $80. Cash receipts exceed last year by 7000, employing 630 missionaries, 6000 baptisms, 12900 total church additions, and 339 churches built or improved at 69527 dollars. It organized 512 Sunday schools with 14768 teachers and pupils and goes to Louisville nearly debt free.
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Home Mission Board of the
Southern Baptist Convention
Louisville
Southern States
Western Frontier
Cuba
Fastest boat in the world under construction at College Point
An eight hull craft 73 feet long aims to exceed 45 miles per hour with a 1,000 horsepower carbon gas engine. It features a single two blade screw and fuel stored in pipes lighter than coal. The project cites electric rail history in Ireland as a brie note.
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Pat College Point
L. 1
Torbhna
Flyer
Exports of Manufactures Reach Record Proportions in March
A historical analysis shows March exports of manufactures surpassing imports by about 30 percent, the first time manufactures alone exceed one third of total exports. The nine month period ends with exports 5 percent above imports, while March stands at roughly 50 percent higher than imports, despite tariff fears and prior trade patterns.
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Phus
Slump in Stocks Follows Flower News and Other Markets
New York stocks opened demoralized amid heavy bear selling and fears sparked by the death of former Governor Flower. Brooklyn Rapid Transit shares tumbled to 1.00 after a 28 point drop from the previous close, with Flower-related issues slumping 18 to 100 points. London reports G R Birt, director of Waldock, sentenced to one month, 76 years old, father of thirteen, after disappearing with a 200000 pound deficit.
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Percerver Flower
New York
Flower
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
New York Air Brake
London
G. R. Birt
Chairtran Ked
Mill” Waldock Company
Inez
Otne Montha
Dr Coombs guilty and Fulton asylum probe result
Jefferson City May 12 a legislative committee reported unanimously that Dr J T Coombs is guilty of drunkenness and unfit for superintendent of Fulton asylum. The panel cites excess drinking and immoral relations with a female attendant and urges removal. It commends asylum staff on care and records failures by the board of managers. The panel also criticizes the industrial school for girls at Chillicothe and proposes reforms.
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Jefferson City
Fulton Asylum
House
Coombs
J.T. Coombs
Board of Managers
Stave Board of Charities
Gitta
Chillicothe
Tts
A.C. Vandiver
Strike Extends as Miners Walk Out in Missouri and Kansas
A nationwide order by U M W A president triggers a noon strike across western Missouri and southeastern Kansas. Camps report mixed compliance with Yale miners facing uncertainty. Leaders Wright and Reese say momentum builds, though a full general strike hinges on further action and mine owners affected.
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Kansans City
Star
Pittsburg
Kansas
Missouri
B Mitchell
Rai6
Wright
Mitchell
Isustion
Yale Ontners
Yale
J. P. Reese
National Executive Board
Atrle
Western Coal & Mining Company
Kansas & Texas
Central Coal & Coke Company
Southwestern Improveement Company
Jury verdict in Crosby case acquits boy. mother guilty
Chicago May 12 The jury found Mrs Crosby guilty of murder in the case of Deputy Sheriff Nye killed during a writ of ejectment attempt. The 1 year old boy Thomas was acquitted. Nye was shot as officers entered the home. Mrs Crosby formerly wealthy.
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Chicago
Crosby
Thomas
Nye
President Takes a Trip to Natural Bridge Virginia
The presidential party left on the president's special train at 8 25 this morning for Natural Bridge Virginia where they spent two hours and returned in time for dinner. An insular commission report to the secretary of war discusses Porto Rico's agricultural resources including coffee cacao bananas pineapples and irrigation needs with notes on land values and transportation barriers.
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San Francisun
Manila
Weney
Pacific
Olympia
Mediterranean
Dewey
Bis
Hot Springs
Natural Bridge
Washington
Insular Commission
Porto Rico
Kennedy
United States
Cuba Situation and Cuban Politics in Transit
Incoming Havanna passenger Gen. C Ernst, returning from Cuba, says the island's situation shows improving conditions though a proannexation sentiment exists. He believes Gomez unfit for president and warns annexation would stir trouble. many wealthy business interests favor it while others oppose. Also reports cattle tuberculosis found near Lincoln, Illinois, with two cows slaughtered after state vets confirm acute TB.
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New York
Havani
Gen. C. Ernst
Cuba
Tmavana
Gen
Hrooke
Cubs
Annezé
Thor
Kelders
Corny
Fen
Porter Fru
Ernst
Gomez
Cuba Libre
National Educational Association convention trip to California
The National Educational Association and the public are invited to the Los Angeles convention in July. Round trip fare is one fare plus $2 with liberal stopovers and return route choices via the Santa Fe Route. For details contact Geo C. Barret, Agent, Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Railway, Lawrence.
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California
Los Angeles
Santa FE
Geo. C. Bawet
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Lawrence
Markets by Wire: Kansas City and Chicago grain and livestock
Kansas City livestock prices show steady to strong demand with native steers and Texas stockers noted, while hogs and sheep receipts mix with steady to strong bids. Chicago live stock receipts indicate strong to weak trends, with mixed cattle and butchers' bids. Kansas grains opened firm with varying futures, cash prices lower on some mixes, and futures quotes for wheat corn oats and timothy.
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Chicago
Roumania Sed Russa
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas Crew
Maya Carria
Texas
Helfers
Stockera
Seoters
Ansan City
Karnas Orto
Chigago
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California Fig Syrup CO
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Ely
Attorneys-At-Law
Ofcetz Firat National Bank
McHarle
Otica
L. H. Perkins
Ogem Ve Reed Boo Lonal Bank
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Ung
L. S. Steele
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Real Estates
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Wensap
DR & . Jones
Pore Ta Maes
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Woodruff
Hayligian
Sumaeon
Omce Hetiratt
Omice TV Mianehuectta Atrodt
Renidenes Fat
Cyrennis
Sillin
Wade
H. Leslie
Ant Sugeon
Neshlence Nouth Maxoachimeta Street
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Tip Masaach Paella
Olice Todifence
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Ofica Aver
Tennesseatreet
D. ¥. Phillips
Ym Mane
Connecticut St
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Lawrence, Ke
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Omre Tishes
Boniderice
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Anderson
Physicians and Surgeons
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Rebiience
Veron
St. Telephone
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Osteopatil
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Slob
Kealdence
CB. Wclelland
Haas & Godding
Ascenis
R. Theo. W. Hadley
Ofice
Ph. Pbs
Beeldance
Gilham
Heury
Winthrop
L&bor
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Suez Canal
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Reyes
Ata
Gregorian del Pilar
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Oula
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Navy Department
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NuNoRs
Nashville
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Gt Louis
Padhonda
Lener
the Fair Grounds
Savannah
Weathee Cosdits
Haas
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Home Mission Board of
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Causeway
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Kan
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Great Britain
France
Morocco
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Liberia
Orange Free State
Baltimore
Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society
General Synod
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Mra
Alice (. Bond
Salina
M. F. Wyrtck
Emporia
Mary II
Morris
A. V. Hamn
Nayional
Aifest
Hnother
Philadelphia
Swigart
Reading Railway
Exeter
Loutaville
John T. Greene
Southern Baptist Seminary
W. IL. Whitshree
Topeka
J. J, Tomlinson
Ottawa County
Mixon
Horton
Kit
Mason
Ulineis
Congress
May
Alfred P. Lasher
Santa Fe Ailroad Company
Saawnee County
Kale
New York Times
Admiral
Orient
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Ariz
Rythe
Coluride
Abave
Yuna
Mr. Spencer
Kin
Willian HW. Martins
S. QO. Spencer
York
Mavelin
Hickoree
Frank E. Gilmore
Long Acres
Midteenthy
Redone
Neb
Fort Crook
Fort Orth
Jeffer
Chircago Lines
North Chicago Street Railroad Company
United States Commission
Lincoln, al
Charles Aicholson
Springfield
Darians Tiffany
Alfred Whitman
Ad Insurance
BEAL & GOODING _ LIVERY STABLE
Jerything Bret Clase
Vermont St
Lawrence Hucze
Wm. T. Sinclair
MONEY
Douast
Suparines County
Watkins National Bank
Capitol
JB. Watkins
Paul R. Brooks
D. A. Bol
W. Bazen
J.B. Watking
Hill
A. Berning
W.e.bazen
J.house
Brooks -M
Summerfield
Pegemeat
Marchants National Bank
A. Monroe
W. F. March
Cashier
MONEO
M. Newmare
G. Grovenc
James
Manles
Nanvires
Eben Baldwin
Lawrence National Bank
United States Depository
Securit Bt
Unic
HL. Moore
Barteem
Ium RW
Spain
F. A Ballsy
D. Bowsmock
D. Howzusoce
BW. Searn
W. L. Hows
HE. Bunsom
Obie Street
South Lawrence
University
Covery
Vermont
C. E. Learnard
Crimace
Joby
Beps
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