Rebels Hold North Mexican Front as Talks Stretch
Juarez reports General Rabage with about 1 500 federal troops near Lagoon 70 kilometers north of Chihuahua City preparing for a new push to retake Juarez. Officials foresee a possible peace understanding within 24 hours as negotiations resume between the federal government and insurgents.
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Jaurez
Max
Juarez
Abuniada
Chihuahue City
Chiluahuna
Lagoon
Perth
Duarez
Rafael Herngindes
Leen
Ding
Shing
Limantourian
Cigy
Revolucionary News Reaches Capitol on Quiet Morning
Fragmentary text reports a revolutionary mood amid towns and estates near Puebla where Vice President Corial once stayed. The capitol received unclear word of events with minimal resistance noted.
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Puebla
Corial
Gussies Fall to Red Sox in Close Kansas City Duel
The Gussies suffer their season's first loss as Kansas City Red Sox edge them 6 to 5 in a fast, crowded game. Key players include Lawrence, Newby, Plank, and Van der Vries, with strong Red Sox hitting late and tight fielding from both sides.
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Tracy
Kansas City Red Sox
Statdhaueh
Gussies
Tisheen
Will Hays
Tavses
Min
Newby
Lawrence
Gaye Wis
Gari
Nuine Wis
Ned Sox
Sean
Oliverhein
Nichols
Waters City
Tinear
Spioule
Goule Newby
Max Plank Weaver
Summers
Greenstreet Murry
Cary Tieree
Lawrence Aind
Howard Darnell
P Stumbane
Davidson Corbin van der Vries
Tota
Gussie Weedy
Iay
Vinpire
Hicks
Peace Appears Near as Diaz Signals Acceptance of Insurgent Demands
Reports from Fllasa Texas May 16 describe Diaz signaling readiness to accede to insurgent terms. Telegrams allegedly signed by Wa fimseHt suggest negotiations aim to end the war and restore peace soon. Rebels and federal forces maneuver across Sonora and Baja regions as talks continue.
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Fllasa
Tex
Carbajal
Federal
Camenisstuner
Alors Tines
Mbextea
Viisiites
Nathan
Federi
Mexico
Pestana
Welcome to the Comrades in Lawrence Amid War Welcome
Distorted text honors guests and soldiers tied to local town support for veterans. The note praises the dedication of service members, their families, and residents of Lawrence, hoping for continued turnout and hospitality during a wartime visit week.
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Lawrence
Tomar
Cula
Oll
Phiri Et Wivhilas
A.M. Miller
Fred “Popelsa
Erin
Ds Gertain
Dy Atulerseno
Wars
Liesiel
Civisham Ot Cutler
Majer
Leaverforth
Won Tennis Tourney As Gee Teach Destin Loses
The varsity tennis tournament saw Washburn and Topeka schools compete with singles and doubles events. Players include Prestban Bishop and Bertsing among listed Wasibuen members, with teams from Kansas, Washburn, Emporia, Normal and others.
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Gee
Destin
Losis
Missourian McCook
Senis
Urmira Ing
Topeka
Nees
Washburn
Miratiia
Hha
Wasibuen
Seepetapy
Carpenter
Ar Bertsing
Trrasiner
Hlapper
Baker
Careses
Miehaardisen
Kaas
Kansas
Vakor
Emporia
Normal
Tethnia
Fudmmesit
Friends
Washington Court Considers Wireless Telegraph Company
Fragmentary 1901 style notes describe a court case in Washington May 1 involving Christopher Wilson and the Oni Wireless Telegraph Company. The federal government investigates corporate books for examination, with reference to a civil action and corporate records related to the company.
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Washington
Prenke Court Forkiy Geppreyeed
New York
Kristpher Wilson
Dla Oni Wireless Selegraph Company
T Hie
Alevision
Labor Leaders Escape Jail in Open Shop Battle
In a landmark victory for organized labor, leaders including Mirckell and Marri Went were spared corporal punishment after a federal court ruling. The case centers on the legality of boycott actions and the open shop, with higher courts cited in determining the civil remedies allowed. The decision underscores limits on punitive measures for labor protest activity.
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Organized Labor
Waskuveton
Citimibia
Mirckell
Frank Marri- Went
Styreine Court of the
Unitied
Disteiet
Colambia
Supreme Court of the District
Weather and travel note from Topeka trip
A brief weather and travel fragment notes Tuesday conditions and a trip by a person named Freak Tones who visited Topeka last evening for a Sunday stay.
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Topeka
Local Phim Chapter Opens Homes Across Six States
The chapter report notes every Phim unit in six states owns or is constructing its own home. The gathering in Lawrence featured visitors from Nebraska and Omaha and highlighted surrounding district activities.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Omaha
Eliepre
Howe
Snis
Phim
Mrs Taft Improves and May Return to Washington
Mrs Taft shows marked improvement after illness and is expected to accompany President Taft to Washington Thursday. Doctors report steady progress and confidence the First Lady may soon rejoin public duties.
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Washington
York
Mayo
Cran
Pawie
Tat
Swan Guard of t A R Welcomes Boys in Lawrence
Festooned with flags Lawrence hosts the annual Grand Army of the Republic and Woman's Relief Corps gathering. Veterans and officers fill the town during a multi day event with parades receptions and speeches. Leaders from Kansas and nearby states attend while a credential committee reviews delegation seating and arrangements.
Supreme Court prompts Standard Oil antitrust dissolution ruling
Washington May 14 government wins suit to dissolve Standard Oil under the Sherman act. Court affirms lower ruling, signals major curbs on monopolies, with potential prosecutions and wider antitrust actions.
Divorce Day Proceedings In County Court Hearings
Judge Smart spent the day hearing evidence in two divorce cases. Phelene Wily and Mable Henrs faced testimony on alleged drunkenness and conduct. Hagerty versus Haverty centered on a disputed settlement terms. Prof Hubach versus Thikdlesten saw the court reserve judgment after arguments and morning evidence.
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Ludge Smart
Mable Henrs
Hagerty
Mary Haverty
Hubach
Thikdlesten
Barn Fire Destroys Structure in Town District
A barn at 11 Weloek dasr cit was destroyed by flames. The family awoke to a barking dog as the building burned fully, with livestock locked inside at the time.
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Weloek Dasr Cit
Thamtown
Divide Spoils Amid Insurrection Talks Across WilLing
Fragmentary telegraph notes from Juarez report insurrectos and Federals negotiating terms. About fourteen of twenty seven governors are said to be choosing allies in hopes of ending the war with a provisional government.
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Tndireel
Taderad
Tasarrectos
Hemi
el Tenandes
Choa
Ferro
Tecmie
Smallpox Case Reported in County Quarantine Enforced
A smallpox case in Black or near Ta Mack Hon Cities led to quarantine. The patient, Phoek, returned from Tepehit on a five week illness and developed symptoms last Friday. A doctor declared the attack smallpox, health officials notified the county office, and authorities imposed quarantine with no confirmed spread yet.
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Strall-Posx
Strall-Posx Ound
County Health Office
Elick
Wool Schedule In A Week Democrats Hope For Quick Ratification
Democratic members of the Ways and Means Committee indicate a revised wool bill schedule. They expect formal action and ratification within a week, hoping the measure will pass the Senate and advance to the president pro tempore stage as a deadlock discussion continues.
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House
Geézan
Hamre
Senate
Senter
Gis
Emperor's England visit amid popular reception and royal attendance
Reports indicate the Emperor is warmly received in England during a week long visit. Augusta Victoria and Princess Victoria Louise arrived and were greeted by crowds at Wohenzelern with broad public approval. The National Memorial ceremony included Queen Mary and other royals.
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Augusta Victoria
Pincess
Victoria Louise
Mary
Prinacily
Gates Victoria
Town Games Tonight at Woollen Park
Evening twilight game at Woollen park features Elks vs Coaches in a summer series rematch. Ram sey return boosts Elks as speedy players and lineup shifts shape the matchup with referees to call penalties shortly.
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Elks
Co. H
Woollen Park
Elks and
Cooh
Ramsey
Els
Elkis
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