Attorney Burnett Disbarred After Court Ruling in Kansas
Wellington Kansas May court records show Judge J B Gillette ordered the revocation of Gleaty Burnett attorney license and debarment from practice following a conviction for abating documentary evidence in a land case. This marks a second disbarment attempt on the same charge after a prior Supreme Court reversal. Burnett plans another appeal.
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Wellington
Kans
J.B. Gillette
Gleaty. Burnett
Blurnelt
Supreme Cour
Burbett
Will Build a Hotel in Leavenworth
Jenrs Ettenson a prominent Leavenworth business man with extensive Excel sior Springs Mo property interests announced to Springs delegates that he will soon begin erecting a large hotel on the site of the Elms which was destroyed by fire.
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Leavenworth, Kans
Jenrs Ettenson
Leavenworth Busiess
Excelsior Springs
Jewish Wedding Sparked Fatal Quarrel Between Groups
Report from Warsaw and Chicago dated May 25 describes a deadly clash between Jewish workers and keepers linked to a wedding dispute. Four killed and thirty wounded as knives were drawn amid a price slump for corn. authorities note tensions rising from the event and the broader market turmoil.
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Warsaw
Russia
Chicago
Russians Say Rojestvensky Seeks Battle With Togo
St Petersburg May 25 Admiral Avellan head of the Russian admiralty confirms reports that Rojestvensky is steaming north toward Vladivostok to engage Togo. The admiral says a meeting could occur any day and notes Japan cannot permit a Vladivostok arrival without battle.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Avelian
Associated Press
Rojestvensky
Togo
Ale
Vladivostok
Viadivostok
Ila
Ijestvensky
Salgno
Indian Ocean
Vicw
Enquist
Rujestvensky
China Sea
Klrile
Russians Advance as Japanese Inch Forward Near Shadeize
Chanchasadze Manchuria May 23 The Japanese began an advance near Shadeize while Russian forces pushed ahead and captured the villages of Shadhzou and Spaosidhzhou in the center. Japanese retire to higher banks along the Keech and Gortz rivers. No heavy fighting yet as Russian daily reconnaissances continue.
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Chanchasadze
Manchuria
Shadeize
Shadhzou
Spaosidhzhou
Keech
Gortz
Russians in retreat as civilians flee toward hills
Report from a southern front describes Russian forces retiring under pressure while civilians evacuate to hillside farms and shelters. Local observers note growing fear and regrouping movements as fronts shift and supply lines strain.
Weather Blues and Horse Race Headlines From May Dispatches
A London Times dispatch reports mild weather for a season opening race at Gravesend featuring a 1 1/4 mile handicap for three year olds and up with a prize of 20000 pounds. contenders include Proper Dainty Colonial Girl Kazanti and Lord of the Vale. In Albuquerque Rio Grande floods Tome village, destroying property as tents of refugees dot surrounding hills.
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London
England
London Times Today
Mistehenko
New York
N. Y
Favoranese Nank
Borack
Oun
Proper
Danty
Albuquerque
N. M
Rio Grande
Tome
Russian Volunteer Cruisers Reported Near Yangtze Mouth
Five volunteer cruisers of the Russian fleet with three colliers and one cruiser reached the Yangtze River mouth this afternoon. The cruiser later departed and three of the volunteers proceeded to Woo Sing tonight.
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Shanghai
China
Yangsze River
Woo Sing
Kansas union officers chosen at Topeka encampment
The Kansas department G B elected senior vice commander George W Thatcher of Great Bend and junior vice commander R D Talbott of Parsons. Officers include medical director Dr George W McNalley Genemo chaplain Rev W H Irwin Lawrence and others with Topeka and Wichita members named. The Women’s Relief Corps and Sons of Veterans also announced officers and a pension bureau proposition was endorsed.
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Wichita
Coney
Topeka
Pension Commission
Fort Lott
James Tanner
Dlag
Women's Relief Corpu
Mary Buckner
Wichita Department
Madge Long
Jatmore
Anna Hescock
Parsons
Sadie Gully
Argentine
Dora Wieman
Lawrence
Sona
J.G. Tiktotson
Oior
C. G. Martins
S. S. Lipton
Emporia
M. J. Sweet
C. 5S
Peck
Bunker Iill
Chealils
Gypsum City
A. W. Shearer
E. Staros
Mary
Learnard
Tramp Attempts Assault on Infant near Independence
An unknown man attempted to assault the 1 year old daughter of EBCG Santoro near Independence Kansas five miles south of town around 5 PM. The child's screams drew attention, the attacker fled, and a sheriff's posse of twelve mounted men searched a nearby thicket for the suspect.
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Independence
Kany
EBCG
Santoro
Thecity
Iris
Can
Lung
Meat contract bids opened for Fort Riley area
Fort Riley Kansas May 2 aw details show Schwarzschild Sulebauer as lowest bidders at one hundred for the meat contract for the remainder of the year. The firm had held the first half of the year contract at Lincoln Center. King May 25.
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Donedun City
Kans
Fort Lilley
Sonwarzschild
Sulebewer
Turkish Government Rushing Troops to Yemen’s Arabia
May 25 dispatch states the Turkish government is sending troops to the vilayet of Yemen in Arabia amid a long revolt. Transports with 2,300 men have passed Port Said. Also reported is the Boston banker Burnett Quintage Co. failure with $31.7 million involved.
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Boston
Mass
Burnett Quintage Co
Mahlitiaa'sre
Republicans Endorse Roosevelt and Herrick in Ohio
The Ohio Republican state convention endorses Theodore Roosevelt’s national platform and renominates Governor Herrick. Warrick vows to push anti lobbyist measures while naming other statewide nominees, including Narris for lieutenant governor and Davis for supreme court.
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Columbus
Ohio
Roocgevelt
Herrick
Warrick
Theodore Roosevelt
Sus
General Assembly
Guch
Senate
Heass
Santa Fe Changes Promote Key Rail Officials
General Manager J. E Hurley of the Santa Fe announces June changes and promotions. F. J. Easley becomes New Mexico division superintendent based in Las Vegas. F. G. Fox moves to western grand division with La Junta as headquarters. Charles Russell to Illinois division in Chillicothe succeeds F. J. Busley at Las Vegas. E. Raymond moves from southern Kansas division to Chanute succeeding Rusgall at Chillicothe.
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J. E Hurley
Santa Fe Road
F. J. Easley
New Mexico
Las Vegas
Newton
F. G. Fox
Fox
la Junta
Charles Russell
Chillicothe
F. J. Busley
E. Raymond
Southern Krosag Division
Chanute
Rusgall
Drugists Elect Officers at Kansas Association Session
About 150 pharmacists attended the Kansas Pharmaceutical Association in Junction City. Prof L R Sarre of Kansas University spoke on official antitoxine. Elected officers include President Carl Enzel. vice presidents M W Friedenburg and A R Holzschuher. Secretary A E Tapping. Treasurer W S Henrison. Librarian L E Saura. Executive committee members named from Leavenworth, Junction City, Kansas City, Wichita, Salina, and other cities. Sixty eight new members were elected. Attendees toured Fort Riley with a cavalry parade and concert. A concert and smoker followed at the opera house. The Festival Chorus rehearses tonight. Big Eagle excursion to Kansas City Sunday May 28. Round trip one dollar.
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The
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Carl Enzel
Manhattan
Thret
M. W. Friedenburg
Wintield
A .R. Holzschuher
A. E. Tapping
State Board of Pharmacy
L. Ardery
Hutchinson
W. W. Naylor
Storton
M. Noll
Atchison
Topeka
Association
Fort Riley
Mayor Weaver Seizes Philadelphia Public Safety and Works Offices
In Philadelphia on May 25 Mayor Weaver forcibly took control of the offices of director of public safety and director of public works. Directors Smyth and Costello offered little resistance as four detectives guarded the offices. Rumors say Republican leaders may pursue impeachment against Weaver. In Muskogee Major Breckenridge resigns from the Dawes commission, effective month end, opposing the president’s order reallocating Cherokee land to Richard Adams.
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Philadelphia
Weaver
Smyth
Costello
Muskogee
I. T
C. KR. Breckenridge
Dawes Commission
Mr. Breckenridge
Missouri Counterfeiter's Assistant Freed From Prison
Dr J B Tubbs a St Louis Medical School graduate from Mountain View Arkansas was pardoned from Fort Leavenworth after serving two years of a five year sentence for assisting counterfeiters He was released because he is a physical wreck from tuberculosis contracted in the prison hospital and is reuniting with his wife and three children
Savannah magnate Hothwell Pulford dies by suicide
Savannah Illinois May 25 Hothwell Pulford reputed wealthiest citizen killed himself while under questioning about the whereabouts of a cavalier once suspected in the slaying of Attorney Dan Berry a former head of the state legislature The rumor of Berry’s death is tied to attention paid to a scarred woman Concordia Kansas May 25 central Kansas saw two to three inches of rain over twenty four hours causing washouts on Missouri Pacific and Union Pacific lines.
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Ills
Hothwell Pulford
Dan 5
Berry
Concordia
Kans
Kansas
Missouri Pacific
Union Pacific Railways
Telegraphic Brevities From Across the Nation
A compilation notes Senator Chester I Long addressing Peabody Kansas graduates. Fires destroy Hevery barn in Bosworth Missouri killing twelve horses. Guthrie Oklahoma chartered Citizens State Bank with 1000000 capital. J J Mahon named army clerk in Oklahoma City. Paris hotel break in targets Colonel Brunner and aide with jewels valued at 2000. Jay Gould book auction sale in New York priced 575. Book titled A History of Delaware County printed 1856. St Louis Commercial Club members depart for Cincinnati for a meeting. Ethan Allen Hitchcock to join. Judge Morrow halts boycott by California Federation of Labor against Danbury hat firm.
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Chester I. Long
Peabody, Kans
Hevery
J.C Capwell
Bosworth
Citizens” State Bank
Delaware County
New York
St. Louis
Asa
Guards at Work in Chicago Strike Wagons Domain
Detective force in Chicago is stepped up to guard strike bound wagon loads as 100000 lumber workers face unemployment if the lumber tie up continues. Deputies and police posted, with talk of troops, while express drivers are blocked from reemployment by their bosses. Senator Platt insists striking drivers in Chicago will not be rehired.
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Ills
New
C. S. Wieke
Lamber Company
Sharbifa
Barrett
Hines Lumber Company
Aheriff
Wately
Jumbar
Railway Express
Mayer
Express
Teamsters
New York
N. Y
Platt
United States Express Company
One Strike Called Off in Chicago Egg Trade
Chicago May 25 The egg candlers strike has been called off and the new wage increase of two cents an hour granted after concessions on working conditions by employers. The issue follows ongoing labor tensions in the Chicago area.
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Chicago
Jus
Kansas University events span labs to lectures this week
University of Kansas activities include a Kansas State Normal baseball game and a Friday visit by Dr Ida F Hyde with demonstrations on the larynx ear and eye. Miss Margaret Lynn delivers a Quill club address on association and brevity. A Graduate Magazine piece by W C Hoaden surveys campus history and maps.
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University
McCook
Ida F. Hyde
University of Kansas
G.A. Tammon
Hamman
Henry Wayne
Margaret Lynn
Quill Club
Anna Ingelman
Hame
la Crosse
Fupacis
Vusic Festival Opens Tomorrow At Fraternal Hall
The festival is expected to exceed last year with two thirds of tickets sold already and more than 400 seats reserved. Last year rain did not deter about 1200 attendees. this year the event moves to a Fraternal Aid hall for a larger crowd and may reach standing room only.
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Woodward's
David Passon Opens Variety Store at 413 Massachusetts Street
Ready for Business announces the opening of David Passon’s new Variety store at 413 Massachusetts Street. Passon offers a good line of goods and prices designed to appeal to the economically minded. he has started up again after years away, bringing back many friends and customers.
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David Passon
Massachusetts Street
Passon
Tletus Begn
Wu Ting Fang Under Scrutiny as Boycott Threatens
The piece notes Wu Ting Fang’s return to China to head Chinese chambers of commerce and suggests he may be joking at American officials. In court, Newlin v Baker is ongoing, while the Grilesa-Kolight case closed yesterday and awaits the judge's ruling.
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Wu Ting Fang
Ching
Tcommerce
Ocourt
Newlin
Baker
Grilesa-Kolight
Pleasant Tuesday social highlights in Lawrence
Mr and Mrs Ed Parsons entertained on Tuesday evening for Mr Parsons brother and wife from Kansas City. Mrs F E Doubleday rented the Shearer property on Tennesses Street and will retire from Kansas City the first of the month. Mr Barry Hutnings rented the store room in the 700 block on Massachusetts arrest for a once store. Lawrence High School alumni planned a banquet for June 2. Mrs Marlate Carpenter arrived from Bartlett Kansas to spend summer with her daughter Mim May Carpenter. The Willard W O O will meet in the parlor of the Baptist Church Friday at 2 30 PM.
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Ed Parsons
Mr. Parsons
Kansas City
F. E. Doubleday
Thea Shearer
Tennesses Street
Kansas
Barry Hutenings
L. Ballows
Massachusetts
Marlate Carpenter
Bartlett
Mim May Carpenter
Willard W
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Baptist Church
Wheat and corn futures mixed with scattered notes and a lost keys item
The report records May wheat and corn futures with multiple contract prices and changes, plus rye timothy and butter values, and notes a lost set of keys between University and North Lawrence with Yale keys among them. A separate loot notice requests return of a gold watch near the University and Doctor Anderson’s area.
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Kansas City
Chicago
University
North Lawrence
Yale
Baward
Ootor Anderson’s
Waltham
River Rising Along Kaw After Heavy Showers
The Kaw river rose about six inches last night. This forenoon the level climbed five inches per hour and the flat area saw three hours of three inches per hour. Driftwood was light and the water not as high as earlier in the season, though it may rise another foot or two.
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Kaw
Orchestra to perform only in Lawrence this season
The Coleaga Symphony orchestra will not be heard in Kansas City or Topeka this year nor in Missouri or Kansas aside from Lawrence. Many from surrounding towns are expected to attend. railroads offer fare rates, about one third.
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Coleaga Symphony
Kansas City
Topeka
Missouri
Kansas
Lawrence
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