Palace Fire Continues on Page One Report
The article notes damage to two battleships, the Peresviet and Bevastopol, in the St Peters harbor April 15. Captain Jakoviett is alive. Admiral Alexiett had been at Mukden, moved to Port Arthur, and arrived late, signaling possible end of demoralization at the naval forces there.
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St. Peters
Peresviet
Bevastopol
Arthur
Jakoviett
Erfti
Ee Oercy Alexiett
Mukdet
Port Arthur
Scott and Germans clash over German patriotism
Kansas Congressman Beatt laments German influence while praising German heritage in the United States. He extols German traits and contributions to American life, citing loyalty, industry, and home life as strengths of German Americans. A separate Navy incident reports Gunner’s Mate Monson surviving a magazine explosion on a battleship, with damage estimated at 56,000 pounds and 32 dead.
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Kansas
Ewhoghoes
Washington
Beatt Lamgrett
United States
Fleury Burk
Tenneylvania
Grott
Speaker
Guayrants
Germianss
Hoosevelt
Gooil
Mik
Germany
Germain Fiomiarant
Bax
Bately
Corman
Eivizena
Monson
Menon
Missouri Sailor Saves Ship After Magazine Explosion
An explosion aboard the Missouri naval vessel near Permacola Florida injured and threatened to destroy the ship. Chief Gunner’s Mate Stensen jumped into the open deck to douse the blaze and saved the vessel and crew. Captain Cowles ordered evasive action to prevent further catastrophe, with torpedo turrets and fire topside narrowly averted by swift leadership and seamanship.
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Iinner
Permacola
Mineouri
Stensen
Missouri
Cowles
Medical Board Examiners Announce Successful Candidates
The Kansas City board of medical examiners completed recent tests and announced first those who passed. Officers elected for the coming year include President T. E. Rattles of Concordia and secretary GP Johnston of Lark. The list of successful examinees names many physicians from cities such as Portis, Easton, Joplin, Hutchinson, Winfield, Topeka, and Kansas City, reflecting a broad statewide showing.
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Kum
Karmas State Board of Medical Examiners
T. E. Rattles
Concordia
GP. Johnston
Lark
J. T Armatroud
Portis
Kam
A. Adams
Easton
Kan
Brantlinger
Kansas City
D. B. Butler
Buller
Biehoft
Popeka
B. Before
C K. Burteh
Axtal
RB. Blake
Quinun
W. EF. Baxter
Joplin
Mins BC
Thibengk
Buckley
B. Carter
Winfield
Campton
J. 5. Cooper
Altoona
Helen Cathy
Hutchinson
Paul Christman
Altamont
G. Daughters
Bronson
J. N Dieter
Xk Hail
E. W. Edgerton
H. Ewing
Prankfort
Ensign
Oakland
Emiley
Wienis
G. Branning
C. H. Fortner
Amstradam
Graham
Columbus
Garrison
Edgerton
C. S. Hershner
Exbor
James R. Hall
Kanaas City
Kan. A. City
H. 5
Net
Ty Xannon
Tassed
Ken
George N Jeffers
Eskridge
J. Owens
M. Wimer
Wichita
Kin
J. H Powers
Gunter
J. B. Robinson
Kansasi
J. W. Shephard
T. C. Stephens
Kansas
Catherine Scheltenberg
Stover
Shanes
J.H. Schrunt
Walker
Kare
W. Jer
Ay W. Walker
C. W. Reynolds
Tas
W. J. Rilchol Wii
Aager Francis A. Harper
Stahl
W.eltron
Otto Klene
Ad CB ‘Buck
Adl
Topeka
First Annual Conference Programme Of Kansas Superintendent Trust
Lawrence April 11 the proposed programme for the first annual conference of Kansas superintendents and principals at the University of Kansas includes lectures on entrance requirements for rural high schools curriculum teaching methods in mathematics and algebra demonstrations of graphing and graphical work and a general reception with a focus on modern curricular mathematics and the quadratic equation presented by university and high school educators from Emporia Hutchinson Wichita Independence Concordia Lawrence and other cities.
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Lawrence
Kan
Trust
Kansas
University of Kanfig
Strong
L. A. Levy- Emporia
Moonerst
J. P. Rivers
University of Chicago
Baturday
H. Ashton
University of Kan
A.pie Myers
A.pie Myers, Cro
M. Hammitt
Hiawatha
McOncrete Meontetry
Prades
Merwin
Schuyter | Bless
Winfeld
Kun
Topeka Semi Centennal Call From G A R Leader
Commander Smith urges Kansas old soldiers to attend Topeka Memorial Day week semi centennial events. He notes May 30 1904 marks Kansases territorial founding and grand parade, with General Taft as speaker replacing President Roosevelt. One fare round trip offered statewide.
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Smith
A. W. Smith
Kansas
Topeka
Pierce
Kansay
Grand Army of the Republic
United States
Taft
Suit to Oust a Councilman in Newton
Welch sues to oust A. R. Chatton from the Fourth ward council seat cited at the recent city election. The complaint alleges numerous irregularities including the plaintiff claims the judge blocked the count when the ward’s ballots were tallied.
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Newton
Welch
A. R. Chat
Cup 18 Presented Amid Bowlline Awards
A mal presentation of Cup 18 was made to the Hercules bowling team as winners after 18 games bowled. Athletes took second place with the W. C. A. dining rooms hosting a compliment to the three bowline teams. Attendees included captain John T. Palm ee and officials such as Tracy, Sidney Blenk, M. P. Gil, and E. Donovan.
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Larimer
Hercules
Rotel
Jobn T. Palmee
Tracy
Sidney Bienkhary
P. Gil
Ei G'Donovan
Lerrigo
George E Zeings
John Palmar
Roscoe Travy
Sidney Blenk
M. P. Gil
Et O'Donovan
Gen. Ikinson
Wm. Newby
Chas, Krammes
Farah Mitchell
J.C . Wotcott
Oscar Py Gee
Klein
A. &. Reitees
Taney Sad
Postmasters Appointments Across Kansas and Washington
Western postmasters appointed across counties include Charles L. Morris and others in Bay and East Lands areas. Officials note changes in rural routes and population shifts, with new duties assigned to local postmasters in Washington and Kansas counties.
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New Kyosss
Washington
Agrith
Ware
Wautas
Broce
Charles L. Morris
East Lands
Lee
Homan
Relgess
Verestchagin Perished in Ship Disaster Report
The Petropavlovsk sinking is confirmed to have claimed painter Verestchagin who created a picture of Lan Juan Bate. On board were Grand Duke Cyril and his brother Boris, amid chaotic reports from Tao Yang. Associated Press notes uncertainty about Nicholas Kravtchenko, a noted Russian literary figure, remaining aboard Port Arthur.
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Lan Juan Bate
St. Petersburg
Prince Galitzine
Grand Duke
Cyril
Boris
Tao Yang
Admiralty
W Verestchagin
Hatte Beenes
Nicholas Kravtchenko
Iterary
Mo's
Freas
Port Arthur
Sui
Wednemity
Transportation Committee to Hear Freight Rate Proposals
The Transportation Committee of the Commercial Club will hear from merchants and shippers on freight rate reductions. They will invite Topeka merchants and request views from Santa Fe officials on gate revisions to align with conditions, aiming for a fair, practical procedure. Committee members include William Green, Thomas Page, J S Parke, Jonathan Thomas, J S War Bes, EB Gen D Hosx Mulvare, 2 C Heiman, A H Bennett.
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Transportation Committee
Commercial Club
Torleht
Con
Tate
Topeka
Anderson
Paul Morton
Santa Fe
William Green
Thomas Page
Parke
Jonathan Thomas
War Bes
D. Hosx- Mulvare
C. Heiman
A. H. Bennett
Western states seek harvest labor from out-of-state
Western states across Nebraska Kansas Missouri Iowa Minnesota Oklahoma and South Dakota plan to import about 800 men to harvest the wheat crop this fall per Western Association of Free Employment Bureau organizers. Kansas Director Gerow attended. exact numbers depend on seasonal needs. The 2000 harvest hands last year originated mainly from Missouri and Illinois amid high demand and transportation constraints.
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Chicago
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Lews
Minnesota
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Western Association of Free Employment Bureau
Gerow
Kassae
Miexnuri
Separate Schools Debate After Roy Marin Killing
A Kansas town gathers at Carnegie Minory Hall to discuss the murder of Roy Marin, a high school student, and the call for resegregation or not. Speakers urge different paths, with many supporting a return to school while some favor changing state law to allow separate schools for Black and white students. Funeral services are scheduled for Sunday at 2 PM at the local church, with pallbearers to be chosen from Marin’s classmates and friends.
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Kansas Cay
Roy Marin
Carnegie Minory
Board of Education
Nish
Pelock
M- 5
Woodlawn
Atudants Na Ane Marans Cire Iina
High Acho
High Ae
Hel
Accept Countermine's Resignation Adjourning Presbytery
City Center Kansas April 16 The Topeka presbytery adjourned after a three day session attended by nearly 1000 visitors. Dr Foulka of Kansas City the Rev Mr Coneley F Be Marsh of Manhalian and Grorce Innes of Lawrence were appointed to duties.
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Countermine
City Center
Kan
Topeka Presbytery
Foulka
Kansas City
Coneley
F. Be. Marsh
Manhalian
Grorce Innes
Lawrence
Markets Today Light Offer Endures in Corn and Wheat
Chicago April 5 reports mixed grains with firm cash oats and hogs steady to firm. Markets show light buying in wheat amid unsettled weather forecasts, with prices quoted for July and nearby contracts. Cattle and hog markets in St Louis and Chicago reflect moderate demand, while cotton and stocks largely hold previous levels.
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Fanninung
Sere
Ays Ag
JO Vite
Tao Ko
Archer
Sete
Xen
Pring
Fae Matiz
Aig
Tin Otte
HANGED WRONG MAN A SHERIFF SEEKS CALIFORNIA REPRIEVE
Sheriff M G Vincent seeks governor Bailey’s reprieve from California for Joe Galley a colored man accused of murdering Milton Hinkie a Pittsburg police officer on Christmas Eve 1882 The case involves a lynching of Godley’s brother and a separate Christmas dance disturbance in Enes hure The pursuit centers on Joe Godley a fugitive long sought after by Crawford County authorities and tied to events in Pittsburg and California
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California
M. G. Vincent
Crawford County
Topeka
Bailey
Joe Galley
Milton Hinkie
Poliveman
Pittsburg
Godley
San Toco
Cal
Joe Godley
Eneshure
Hinkie
Gaylord
Golley Brothers
Jorey
Vincent
Pittebure
Tohan Jost
Rist
Caupete Solsiti
Ter
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