Pauncefote Dead at Embassy in Washington
The British ambassador to the United States, Pauncefote, died at the embassy in Washington at 8:35 AM after a week of illness. Flags were soon half mast at embassies. Lord Pauncefote, famed diplomat, was 74 and had served since 1893. The president and Secretary Hay expressed condolences and discussed next steps with London.
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Multiple accidents and notices in Kansas and nearby regions
A Kansas mine inspector died at a coal mine near Jewell City after a rope failure. California defeated Princeton 7 to 6 in a dust track meet with notable hammer throw. Rumors of peace circulated in Sulke region as President Mitchell showed no sign of proposals. Mary Lease obtained an absolute divorce in Wichita. Mrs Mary Thompson, first settler of Blue Rapids, died of heart failure. Wage increases announced by The Rollings & Son Co. affecting about 4,000 employees.
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Annette Lundy
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Kansas City
Martha Coulton Fof
Leavenworth
Hilderbrand
Oaborne
McMillan
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S. J. Bogle
O. E. Learpard
Ambitious coal land deal ties up vast Illinois tract
Eastora Nyadleate reports a major deal in Illinois where 40,080 acres around a line from Fountain Blais to Ziezler are sold to a syndicate led by W. S. Formas of East St. Louis. The purchase mirrors another 20,000 acre block nearby, signaling intent to control undeveloped lands in the region and marking a historic coal and mineral acquisition path.
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Rochambeau Statue Dedication at Washington Plaza
President Roosevelt joined French Ambassador Cambon and officials to unveil Marshal Rochambeau statue, with ceremony featuring bands, remarks by Lodge and dignitaries, and naval and army contingents from both nations. Attendants included Count and Countess de Rochambeau and other French representatives. a memorial tablet for Henry Russell and dovetailed tributes occupied the event.
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Mixed 1900s Dispatches From Europe and Local Meetings
An eclectic European and local news item page reports on German residents failing to deliver a proclamation to Prince Henry of Prussia, heirs suing for repartition of an estate, tax plans for drinks after midnight, and ambered court-like notices. It also covers a May event in Kansas with the Grand Army of the Republic ladies selecting delegates, a Republican county committee meeting outlining primary qualifications, weather, and a burglary in Teckson, Kansas.
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Opposition 10 Winner Scheme Stirs Linwood Land Fight
Linwood residents resist land grants for an electric line from Topeka to Kansas City. Promoters, led by Willard Wiener, seek right of way through farms while farmers demand compensation and oppose highway routing for safety. Local figures like E F Sisco, J Tadhope, C M Harbaugh, and George Wetzel voice concerns amid wary town mood.
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Times
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W. E. Wiener
Council wards and names in Fleet ward election record
A fragmented list shows ward numbers and voter names including McParland and Newmark across Sixth and Fourth wards. It documents candidate initials and partial surnames such as Griggy Bannett Ellis Gardner Brum Lindley and WW Brum, with ward affiliations referenced as First through Sixth.
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