United States aids suppression of Boxers in China
Washington reports the state department has instructed Minister Conger to demand prompt and thorough suppression of the Boxers, with guarantees for safety of Americans. The note aligns with European powers but no joint action is stated. Also included are figures on Kansas and Oklahoma bank reserves, loans, and deposits as of April.
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Washington
United States
China
Conger
State Department
Judlau
U.S
Indian Territory
Boice
House
Cuba
Senate DL
Honolulu
Tadian Committee
St Louis
Senate
Military Academy
Vidi
Thiely
Metu
Oakland
Call
England
Bank of England
Western Federation of Minera
Denver
Society of the Army of the Potomac
Fredericksburg
Wilson
Internal Revenue Bureau
Senaun Quay
Pennsylvania
France
Boer envoys seek support in ten to twelve U S cities
Washington May 6 Mr Fischer one of the Boer envoys said their aim was to visit ten or twelve principal U S cities to explain the Boer cause to the people They wished to avoid taking part in American politics and sought sympathy and support from American workers.
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Washington
Fischer
United States
Fifty Ride General Assembly Concludes Debates
The assembly adjourned amid votes on the eight hour bill and measures on statehood for Mexico, Arizona, and Oklahoma. Discussions covered Nicaragua canal, treasury, Alaska code, and anti trust actions while committees reported on marriage regulations, Indian affairs, and military matters.
Partisan Control and Church Deals Across Nations
May 24 report from Topeka notes charities and corrections conference masking partisan aims in management of charitable and penal institutions. A committee report was presented. In Portland Rev Dr Rooker announced Pope appointed Henry T Miller as bishop of Ohio and Rev Henry Granton as bishop of Tucson. Washington May remarks on Boer delegates avoiding diplomacy to prevent plan dislocation and reduce intervention risk.
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Episcopal
Mabopy
Minton
New York
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Detroit
St Laue
Topeka
Minneapolis
San Franciscs
Portland
Ore
Chattanooga
Fawt
Washington
Denwir
Uare
Partiann Control
National Conference of Charities and Corrections
Pepe Nam
Topeka May 74 Beery Hock invites editors
Slanted report states Toupee to Chicago invite local editors to cover Kansas corn train. Articles in New York Chicago St Louis San Francisco and other cities wire their reporters to Topeka for details of the event.
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Topeka
Beery Hock
Toupee
Chicago
Kansas Corn Train
Daily
New York
Chionys
St Gouin
San Francis
Spreal
Tupeka Fur Gees
Chicaigy
Odio Reilef
Din’s Wealy Review Highlights Shifts in Wool Leather and Commodities
New York May 24 R G Dins Weekly review notes weakness in wool dampening free purchases and cancellations. Market waits for lower material prices to revive activity. steel iron supply concerns hinder renewal. Leather and boots show concessions of about 2 to 3 percent, with staple grades down 1 to 44 cents. Breadstuffs movement steady. Atlantic wheat and flour exports reach 10,105,307 bushels year to four weeks, corn exports 13,017,611. Cotton leads declines, down 0.71 cent.
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New York
R. G. Din
Weekly Review of
Manila
Atlantic
Pacific
Crumbling Fronts and Peace Talks Amid War News
London reports clearing of non combatants near Stohandenburg and Pretoria as German forces prep for defense. Dutch messages claim Kruger seeks peace with conflicting accounts of surrender or terms. Kentucky resists mandamus to arrest a state governor. Santa Fe auditor reassigned to California lines. German meat bill passes Reichstag restricting meat imports. US Army officers’ resignations rejected. promotions and contracts noted. Kansas farmer Pepper forecasts migration and wheat yields driving demand for farm hands.
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London
Stohandenburg
Pretoria
Hoer
Daily Chronicle
Amsterdam
Kruger
Bristow reshapes Posts department for savings
Bristow tightens the Posts service receiving reform measures. A solicitor bureau is abolished and a law clerk hired to cut costs from 5000 to 3400. George St Buchanan named disbursing officer with 2000 salary. Disbursing bond set at 20000. Assistant Auditor Reynolds returns to duty amid no proven fraud links. Boer Army is Young.
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Havana
Bristow
Neely
General Wood
Mr. Bristow
George St. Buchanan
Reynolds
Stephens vows to use all powers to end St Louis strike
Governor Stephens asserts he will employ every iota of his office power to restore order in St Louis amid streetcar strike unrest. He would first seek sheriff and militia aid if needed, after conferring with city authorities, while Rozier cites repeated violations of a federal postal car injunction. Labor groups show sympathy by backing strikers and fining riders.
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St. Louis
StePhens
Sam
Missouri
Tean
U.& District
Rozier
St Louis
Ingalls Answers Speer On Motto Origin In Kansas
Topeka letters defend motto on Kansas state seal attributing origin to earlier heraldic use rather than Miller. Mentions Senate secretary role, Latin phrases, and Josephus. Also notes June voting on anti trust measures and new shipping charges in the Southwest.
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Speer
Topeka
John J. Ingalls
Mail
Breeze
John Speer
Josiah Miller
Lawrence
Kansas State
Senate
Miller
Josephus
England
Haverhill
Mass
Various 1900s Briefs Report Wide World News
A mixed batch of brief items notes cold waves in England killing fruit blossoms, a 250000 sundry civil bill for the Missouri river, a fire destroying the Globe paper mill in Middletown Ohio with 100000 loss, labor strikes in Akron and chinamen boycott bans in Montana, church and Unitarian leadership changes, and World War era labor, politics, and social issues including tax and census powers, with scattered local incidents and national debates.
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Russia
England
Missouri
Globe
Middletown
Ohio
Arthur
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Akron
Knowles
Butte
Montana
Presbyterian General Assembly
Samuel A. Elliott
Cambridge
Mass
American Unitarian Association
Murray
Congress
Grand Lodge
Kansas Foresters of America
Leavenworth
Mattoon
Island
Jersey
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House Committee On Wrestories
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