Genietsey Wins Bennett Cup in Ireland Race Chaos
Genietsey of Germany claimed the Gordon Bennett cup as half a million spectators watched the International Automobile Race begin in Bally Shannon Ireland on July 1. S F Edge led early for England while Moers and Keene faced delays and crashes. Gabriel set a one mile record of 53 seconds as rain began and leaders pressed toward the halfway mark.
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England
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Jarrett
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Owen
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Keene
Genitsey
France
Dekniff
Farman
Gabriel
Foxhall Keene
Yankees
Roosevelt to Talk to Taft When Cable Reaches Manila
President Roosevelt plans to converse with Governor Taft as soon as the Manila cable is finished. Senator Beveridge and Samuel Hinckley were guests at Sagamore Hill, while Clarence Mackey of the Pacific Cable Co. could not attend. Wires were sent to Secretary Loeb to arrange greetings once the line is completed.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Oyster Bay
Senator Beveridge
Indiana
Samuel Hinckley
Sagamore Hill
Clarence Mackey
Pacific Cable Company
Manila
Loeb
Roosevelt
Taft
Nearly 300 BODIES FOUND IN INDIANA MINE DISASTER
Cloud burst floods Indiana and Wyoming towns as 283 to 300 miners die in coal mine blasts. Rescue teams recover remains at Hanna Wyoming and Peru Indiana amid gas, fire, and rising water with dozens unaccounted.
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James
Julie Wilds
Wilds
Worgether
Death Case in Ionia Remains Under Gavel of Lab
May Dillard died suddenly at her Ionia Missouri home Sunday. Authorities await stomach analysis results from Columbia State Lab. No Kansas City testing. Miller the state chemist conducts the examination. Ex-Alderman W L Jones faces magister Truxel over hog pen sanitation in First Ward.
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May Dillard
Ionia
Kansas City
Columbia
Miller
Cincinnati awards prize for new tune to America
The Society of the Cincinnati has awarded a feld medal for a new music setting to America the song sung to the national anthem air. Professor Arthur Johnstone of New York has been named winner in the announced decision.
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America
New York
Society of the Cincinnati
Arthur Johnstone
Kaiser Defends Honor On Kearsarge Visit
Berlin reports the Kaiser is angered by U S press insinuations that his voyage aboard the Kearsarge aimed at undermining his honor. Officials say the tour was to show interest in the American navy and will affect notions of insult. An outside source says Ambassador Tower will lodge a protest over the perceived slight.
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Kearsage
Germany
Ambassador Tower
Kaiser
Typhoid Outbreak Hits North Topeka After Flood
Typhoid fever breaks out in North Topeka as floodwater fills wells. The afflicted suffer distress as authorities strive to stamp out the disease and improve conditions. Residents rely on emergency measures following the recent flood.
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North Topeka
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Topeka
Kas
Mccann Still Missing In Missouri Murder Case
There were no new developments in the Barrington McCann murder case as detectives failed to locate the victim's clothing from the abandoned quarry pond. Barrington insists McCann is alive and hiding, claiming to know his location but withholding details.
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St. Louis
F. Seymour Barrington
James P. McCann
Barrington
McCann
Funeral services for Edgar F. Ford at West Sixth Street home
Funeral services for Edgar F. Ford will be held at his residence 514 West Sixth Street Friday at 10 o'clock. The Rev. S. Martin of the First M E church, assisted by Rev. Hunt, will conduct. Pallbearers include P. H. Sangree Nat Lower Will Hall John Johnson J C Brown and Dr. C Fletcher. Friends may view the remains before 10 a m when the casket will be closed.
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Edgar F. Ford
West Sixth Street
S. Martin
M. FE
Hunt
Messrs
P. H. Sangree
Nat Lower
Will Hall
John Johnson
J.C. Brown
Dr. C. Fletcher
Gasoline Tank Explodes at Baltimore Jewelry Store
A gasoline tank exploded in the basement of S. Rirk & Son's jewelry store in Baltimore causing a fire. Damage was estimated at 75000 dollars, insured. Several employees were rescued from the cornices of the roof by firemen.
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Baltimore
S. Rirk & Son
Sedalia Trades Council assigns Labor Day observance committee
At the Sedalia trades council meeting last night a committee was named to arrange Labor Day observance. F. L. Milligan W. H. Smith and Jolly P. Hurtt named to the committee. steps will be taken at once for a celebration. Other business transacted was routine.
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Trades Council
Sedalia
Messrs
F. L. Milligan
W. .H Smith
Jolly P. Hurtt
Euchre Club Hosts Members And Guests At Home
Mrs. H. R. Finke entertained the Thursday Morning Euchre club and several guests at 91 West Seventh Street. Club prize went to Mrs. C. C. Lawson and guest prize to Mrs. Hattie Paff. Refreshments of ices and cake were served. Guests included Mesdames Paul Hackins, Kate Hawkins, F. H. Guenther, Orville Barnett, Harry Servant, Frank Monroe and Miss May Hawkins.
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West Seventh Street
C. C. Lawson
Hattie Paff
Paul Hackins
Kate Hawkins
F. H. Guenther
Orville Barnett
Harry Servant
Frank Monroe
May Hawkins
Immigration statistics at Hillis Island port and national totals
In the fiscal year ending yesterday 604 924 immigrants passed Hillis Island with 497 791 in 1902. For six months in 1903 arrivals reached 373 096 versus 316 569 in 1902, a drop of 56 727. The United States total including Porto Rico for 1903 was 619 544.
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New York
Hillis Island
Lee
United States
Porto Rico
Lyons threatens disclosures in Cook and Speed case
Ex Senator William F Lyons of Kansas City promises sensational disclosures about relations with Secretary of State Sam B Cook and R B Speed. Lyons, who testified before a St Louis grand jury, says a conspiracy against him exists and he may reveal his side. Speed says he paid Lyons 800 dollars in Cook's presence at Planters hotel.
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William F. Lyons
Kansas City
Sam B .Cook
R. B. Speed
Lyons
Grand Jury
Speed
Folk
Senator Lyons
Sam B. Cook
Democratic State Committee
Planters Hotel
Cook
Sam Cook
Bull’ Phelps
Pupil Recital by Miss Mayme Gentry at 908 South Ohio Street
The piano pupils of Miss Mayme Gentry present a recital at her home 908 South Ohio Street this evening. The program features duets, solos, and trios by students Mable DeWitt Myrtle Casebeer Susan Hurlbut and others including Hortense McVey Inez McVey Christine McVey Mave DeWitt and Willa Day Rector.
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Mayme Gentry
South Ohio Street
Evening Star
Tannhauser-Spinaler
Mable DeWitt
Myrtle Casebeer
Kohler
Susan Hurlbut
Christine
Inez McVey
Mildenberg
Mrs. Dickey
Chaminade
Mave
DeWitt
Roosevelt to send world message on July Fourth Cable
George Bonner, local manager of the Postal Telegraph office, reports headquarters will dispatch a message from President Roosevelt around the world on the morning of July 4 to mark the opening of the new Commercial Pacific cable.
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George Bonner
Postal Telegraph Office
Postal
Roosevelt
Textile patterns in blue and earth tones described
The listing notes patterns for fabrics including Tissue Grenadines in white and black ground with satin strips of blue green pink tan black and Persian effects priced at 50 per yard. Laize Renaissance offered in blue gray red green tan and floral effects with white horizon stripes priced at 16 and 20.
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Laize Rennaissance
Batiste Rubaix
St. Paul Swisses
Primrose Batiste
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