Governor Stanley Pushes Plan to Bring Home Troops
Governor Stanley drives a plan to bring Kanasas troops home from San Francisco at state expense with railroads aiding pay. He aims to have appropriation considered by the next legislature and seeks universal public backing, while coordinating with Santa Fe and Missouri Pacific officials for peacetime support and a welcoming reception.
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Stanley
Fa Francisco
Kunsua
Ulin
W. J. Black
Masnener
Ye Santé Fe
Tadwy
Mal Low
Lew Haw
Tiwe
Wirabke
Piyermor
Politie
Eart
Fallroyde
Talon Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Peruncie
Cotyrowd
Twomiert
Sue
Aidta
Kurmas
Exnealtion Fund
Legikours
Lils
Bansis
Onaska
Xow
Statler
San Francisco
Vndinis
Hllmiads
Na Rne
No More Rough Riders Face New Enlistment Hurdle
Washington reports Adjutant General Curtin says authorization to enlist all three volunteer Rough Rider regiments requires the president's direct direction before forming new units. The remarks suggest little prospect for future organization of those regiments. New York dispatch notes two more cataract backsaw injuries from blank cartridge explosions and a separate blast injury to a youth.
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Washington
Curtin
Nhony
Cain
Washington watches Guatemala af fair amid looming crisis
The state department monitors Guatemala's unrest with anxiety as inflation threatens American interests. No joint action with England or Germany is planned, and the U S contemplates possible stronger naval forces if tensions escalate.
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Washington
Guatemala
State Department
Philadelphia
San Francesco
Stromy
England
Germany
Ither Rath
Taylor Named Governor at Kentucky RepublicanConvention
Lexington July 13 The Republican state convention adopted a unanimous platform after J W Yerkes reported on resolutions. Captain S H Stone withdrew and supported Wm Taylor for governor triggering a dramatic rally. Taylor was escorted to the stage amid wild scenes as Pratt Ramsey and Burns contended for other offices. The platform praised trust suppression and pro prosperity measures, endorsing McKinley and civil service reforms. W S Ives, former privy council president, is gravely ill in Ottawa while traveling from the Pacific coast.
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Lexington
JW. Yerkes
Deis Si Sne Saaren
Nome
John Martel
Lauravillé
Sdvernnr
Atorney
le Bott
Fudge
Ittan J. Pratt
Durham
Bermeny
Prat
J. W. Yerkes
Wim. BR. Raai
London
H.W. Stack
Pratt
Aidinn
T. Proctor
Prutt Ly
Burns
Boyd County
Def. Dening
James Denton
Pulaski Counly
Sumer Obe
Ramsey
Pratt Wee
Nottings
Minadée
Republican Party
Kentucky
Mckinsey
Cuba
Porto Hico
Philippines
United States
McChomt
Adele Ancratio
Bradley
W. JS. Ives
Ottawa
Ont
W. B Ives
The
Privy Council
Mr. Ives
Pacific Coast
Force drives rebels from shore after patrol clash
In Manila the Fourth Cavalry under Captain McGraw and gunboat Napidan led a push along Laguma Bay on Ishend Island to press rebels. A skirmish at Manitfuna by the lake left 600 insurgents engaged, shelled by Napidan, with American forces landing and pursuing into hills. Two American cavalrymen wounded, rebel dead found. enemy losses believed high.
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Manila
Laguma
Fle Bay
Fourth Cavalry
McGraw
Napidan
Lamon
Ishend
Cascade
Tsha
Manitfuna
Western headquarters fixed for rural delivery at Indianapolis
Reports from Indianap olis Ind July 13 announce the western rural delivery headquarters established there with special agents meeting General Superintendent Frank M Thier. Agents report rapid growth of the movement and foresee rural delivery as a coming department of the U S post office. A new year began July 1 with 200000 awaiting the for service this year Indiana leads in demand, Iowa second.
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Indianapolis
Indianiapolis
Ind
Curl Fee
Frank M. Thier
Henry Cartes
Madison
Wis
Charles Tern
Chicaka
W. F. Cotlier
George Given
Wisconsin
Thomas Howard St Maul
Antin
Phoenix
Ari
Rathbone
Wheeling
W. Vu
BE. M. Hathaway
Indiana
United States Post Office Baisitios
Lst
Sittes
Towa
Topeka Stars Push Home Industries In Starch Trade
The Topeka Commercial Club backs the Patronize Home Industries movement and anti trust agitation. The Yeast company begins starch production and plans expansion to meet orders. Milwaukee Starch offers 16 ounce packages at same price as 12 ounce trust starch, hoping to spur local support and economic benefit.
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Topeka Commercial Club
Fialwten Yeest
Manufaciom
MiAwAtTy Staroe
Topeka ii
Chale
Iithurctiea
Topeka Tapitot
Jeffries Fight Shown At Crawford's Opera House Tonight
The Jeffries Fultzerman match will be screened in a muting picture showing at Crawford's Opera House tonight. The Foliein American company runs the project and supplies electric fans to cool the theater. Each round and the knockout will be shown.
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Jeffries-Futzermmons Ageht
Crawford's Opera House
Foliein American Company
Train of empty coaches plunges into Chicago river
A Northwestern railway train of nine empty passenger cars derailed from the Kinlge stress bridge in Chicago and plunged into the river. Firemen and bystanders aided survivors while excursionists nearby watched in shock as rescue operations began at the scene.
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Chicago
Northwestern Railway
Kingle
Serry
Ise Eeeddent
Lancaster Man Surrenders as Murder Charge Follows Fatal Shooting
Edwin J. Fream of Futton township surrendered to district attorneys after being charged with murder. The incident occurred Tuesday evening when Fream allegedly fired a pistol during an altercation with neighbors F. Marlon Wiley and John Willis. Wiley died the next day from a left lung injury.
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Lancaster
Edwin J. Fream
Futton Township
Atlornes
Niurder
Evenine
Marlon Wiley
John Willis
Direan
Pose 4
Istter
Wiley
Broan
Wheeler's Mission Not to Fight But to Find Out Things
General Joseph Wheeler toured Chicago en route to Washington and said he would report on the situation in the island but not seek to fight. He noted Washington disagrees on force assessments and expects to return by December when Congress meets. His daughter Annie Wheeler accompanies him as a Red Cross nurse and plans to stay as health permits. He would not give up his seat in Congress despite ongoing debate.
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Chicago
Ely
Joseph Wheeler
Congress
Wiesler
Joiscian Wan
Washington
Otis
Petitier
Lawton Rnor
Macarthur
McKinley
Annie Wheeler
Marnie
Red Cross
Jong Os
Wheeler
GOMEZ A FIRE BRAND in Bayret theater speech
At a July 13 Bayret theater gathering after the street parade in his honor Juan Gutierrez Gomes spoke on Cuba's war aims. He urged full independence from Spain and all nations, urged national unity, and commended American progress while resisting domination. The crowd, largely Black attendees, carried banners proclaiming independence or death.
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Tneir Orbice
Cuba
Rival men-linked in puzzling murder case
Widespread speculation ties Jordan to a crime as detectives name Williams and another suspect. Reported telegrams and neighbor sightings emerge as authorities pursue leads, including a colored man named Pease Squee who allegedly aided the killing. The case blurs motives amid widespread public interest.
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Jorian
Ae Williams
Mer
Thave
Jordat
Brena
Topelia Ae
Shertie Cenk
Kapaly
Iduroul
Paskinean Jordan
Collins
Ontck
Bnnag
Liordan
Sonday
Dilly
Cotlak
Eek
Futchinson
Church
Collis
Ian Lie
Hightay
Williams Bee
Pease
One Pound Baby Born To Travievile Parents
A one pound baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Ed Doyle of Travievile Indiana weighing 2 pounds 6 ounces. Doctors report efforts to save the fragile infant are ongoing but prognosis is guarded. This is the couple’s fourth child. siblings are of normal size. Ottawa Chautauqua Assembly sessions set at Forest Park from July 11 with travel notes. Santa Fe advertises round trip tickets for Ottawa events, pricing listed with limited dates.
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Indises
Travievile
Ind
Ed Doyle
Traviaville
Wells County
Chie
Mtr
Date
Ottawa
Santa Fe
Topeka Crematory Plan Draws City Council Fire
Thompson of Kansas City seeks to build a city crematory near the old starch factory to dispose of all garbage at 25 and 32 cents per cubic foot. The proposal, supported by Councilman Benson, would end the costly city dump and require disposal by cremation with penalties and regulatory pricing, amid long standing local controversy over refuse disposal.
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Topeka
Thompson
Kansas City
A. P. Benson
Bengt
Topéka
Barna
As Pemon
Corporation 10
Burbage
Thormoses
Mitch
Thorson
George H. Hapgood
Mr. Thompson
Mr. Hapgool
Consolidation Forms National Tube Company as World Leader
New York July 6. Consolidation of the nation’s wrought steel iron and tube industries brings the National Tube Company. Cromwell and Conversé organize the merged firms, with 22 plants across New York Delaware Pennsylvania Ohio Virginia West Virginia and Texas. The combine targets Russian Hungarian Japanese and Canadian markets and will market merchant pipes worldwide.
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New York
William Nelson Cromwell
Furnundo Conversé
National Tube Company
Steel End Iron Corporation
Krupp
Carnegie
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Virginia
West Virginia
Desides
Cones
Preferred
Converse
Pittsburo
Crawford Surrenders to Woman in Notable Duel
George B. Crawford of Manhattan, a former lieutenant in the Twenty second Kansas, appointed captain in a new regiment for the Philippines, earned a mixed reputation. His schoolteacher opponents once proved formidable, and he finally yielded to a woman who whipped him while restrained. A former state agricultural college student, Crawford excels in military matters and is among the best drilled in the state. Weather notes from Chicago forecast fair weather for Kansas tonight and Friday with variable winds.
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George BR. Crawford
Manhattan
Twenty Second Kansas
Philippines
Crawford
Crawfort
State Agricultural College
Yellow Bull Killed by Rival Sioux Kin in Nebraska
A brutal murder tale recounts the killing of Yellow Bull, a Brate Sioux, and the subsequent deaths within his family. Two Sioux fans, John Owleying and Thunder Mawk, beat a boy named Wert and Yellow Bull on December 11, 18H, amid a string of fatalities that devastated the clan. The suspects faced trial in a U.S. circuit court, with one youth sentenced to a term in a reform institution.
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Yellow Bull
Nebraska
Yellow Bulls
Lite Boy
John Owleying
Thunder Mawk
Penes
Shorty
Belie Arena
Artes
280 Men San Francisco July 12 Volunteer Regiments Debilitated
Advices from the transport Newport dated Manila June 12 report volunteers greatly debilitated by three months of extreme weather. Regiments show high sickness, Nebraska hardest hit with under 200 men. Montana Kansas Washington South Dakota near 200. Killed and wounded totals vary, Oregon unit also severe. Third artillery bears notable losses.
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San Francisco
Newport
Manila
Nebraska
Ran Fernando
South Dakota
Montana
Kansas
San Fernandes
Washington
Marone
Laguna de Bay
Oregon
Attack of Paralysis Hits Premier's Wife at Walmer
London July 13 The archduchess of Sullabury wife of the premier and foreign affairs minister had a slight attack of paralysis yesterday at Walmer Castle She rallied and is now improving In health Lord Salisbury curtailed the foreign office reception after grave tidings and took a special train to Walmer Castle.
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London
Sullabury
Walmer Castle
Lord Salisbury
Outing Wheeler Seat Vacancy Discussion Grows
Chattanooga dispatch reports renewed talk of declaring General Wheeler’s congressional seat vacant after his Philippines orders. Commentary notes today’s pragmatic mood. some urge governor to call an election in the Eighth district. Ban on a $3,006,000 loan in Montreal and a yellow fever case update in New York also appear.
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Chattanooga
Timea
Birmingham
Ali
Joseph Whetter
Philippines
Congress
Wheeler
Cuba
Pitts
Montgomery Journal
Montreal
Quebec
Civic Finance Committee
Bank of Montreal
Bank of Montrea
Chicago
Destruction of Plymouth Coal Breaker by Lightning
In Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania on July 12 a Plymouth Hiddick and Shonk coal breaker was struck by lightning and destroyed. The furnace and mine operations were halted as about 450 workers were sent home. The fire and collapse ended efforts for the day with uncertain losses and repairs pending.
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Wilkesbarre
Plymouth
Hiddick & Shonk
Lost in a storm Carlisle Castle wreck near Perth
Perth July 1. The Carlisle Castle of 1244 tons left Fremantle March 21 for Freemantle when a storm near Rockingham overwhelmed her crew. Captain Lindsay and 11 men are missing. seven were saved. City of York wrecked off Rottnest Island. Captain Jones and crew of 24 from San Francisco on April 13 bound for Fremantle.
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Perth
Western Australia
Carlisle Castle
Rockingham
Lindsay
Freemantle
London
City of York
Rottenest Island
Jones
Wall
San Francisco
Freemaine
Ear Merth
Austria
Glasgow
Automobile Starts Across the Country in Novel Tour
A garbled report from New York on July 1 describes John Davie and Lonnie Wirchcork Davis beginning an ambitious auto journey to San Francisco. The piece mentions a luxury automobile intended for a lengthy cross country trip with a comfortable design and high travel hopes, detailing routes toward Albany and questionable fabrications about the itinerary and participants.
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New York
San Francisco
John Davie
Lonnie Wirchcork Davis
San Franche
Hariem
Albany
Chet Teista
Morelia
Ane Privelas
Saoun
Record to Europe. Kaiser Wilhelm der Gronse makes fast run
New York July 13 The North German Lloyd company announces that the liner Kolper arrived at New York harbor in a record breaking time of 20 hours a few minutes. The voyage covered 3 180 miles from Sandy Hook to Sandy Hook range. The log shows fair conditions with miles and times noted.
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Breamer Kaiser Wilhelm der Gronse
New York
Stoyil’ Eeeeoery Company
Kolper ‘Itheieeder
Willes
Steamer Paris Towed to Falmouth After Aground Incident
The Steamer Paris, previously aground near the Mangeres, was driven by wind and tide onto a wooden pier at Falmouth. A large crowd gathered and panicked as the ship shifted along the pier. Control was regained and the vessel was safely anchored.
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Paris
Falmouth
Big Sums Sought in Stockholder Suit in Topeka
Court records reveal three stockholder suits against Webster Wilder receiver for Topeka Telephone and Electric. Plaintiffs claim 4 per share and total par value push the demand to 45200 dollars. One suit targets Simon Greenapurn over 102 shares with half-paid stock, another against St. four for 124 shares. A remand sets daily wage at 1.50 as other items include strike activity in battles Mills and Edison related actions.
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District Court Seainet
L Topeka Telephone & Hlecttics Company
Webster Wilder
Wits
Fray
Porma Hinson
Jt 4
Simon Greerapun
Blin
St. Tour
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Marchioness of Salisbury
Alabama
Oscar F. Lackey
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Harrison Telephone Company
Roosevail
Grant Galena
Thomas A Edison, Jr
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