Discovery on the Ancient Corinth Site Unearthed
June 1 New York The Totependerst reports Prof Rufus B Rich arden director of the American School at Athens describes new fuel digging at Corinth reaching 20 feet. An ancient Greek Gamnentre with brumae lien bead bocutate is found in its original position. Henides the mnigsie discovers Boas Br ng lg be ee ie tat proprylae.
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Corinth
New York
Rufus B. Richarden
Athens
Daniel
Henides
Boas
Paraguay Declares Free From Bubonic Plague
Asuncion reports to the state department that Paraguay has officially declared itself free of the bubonic plague. The announcement comes as sanitation measures and public health warnings continue to be issued. La Roche is noted as winner in regional coverage of the health milestone.
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Paraguay
Asuncion
State Department
Arming Citizens under 2500 Deputies in St Louis
Citizens sworn as deputies to form a 2500-strong force join the police in St Louis to preserve order. Squads drill under captains with riot shotguns, while transit manager Beumhoff reports improved outlook and resumed car service on multiple city routes. Strike sympathizers target riders, with women and teachers often harmed for riding Transit lines.
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St Louis
Board of Police Commissioners
Court House
Shest Cnr
Beumhoff
Thurklay
Mies
Delmar
Page
Spalding
Laclede
Park
Gompton Heights
Chamteau
California
Tower Grove
Grand
Aston
Cass
Olive
Broadway
Fourth
Northern Central
Union
Bauinhof
Mound City
Boers to See Bryan in Lincoln Visit
A Lincoln trip for Boer envoys is announced via Washington message to Governor Pointer. Citizens rush to prepare a reception while the visitors seek a personal interview with W. J. Bryan to learn his stance on Boer national policy if elected president. Bryan refuses to discuss the visit or conference.
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Chicago
Lincoln
Neb
Pointer
Washington
W. J. Bryan
Bryan
Sugar Prices Rise Across Refineries Shake Market
New York reports a sugar price surge as outside refineries follow the Trust, marking a series of weekly increases. Refined sugar climbs 25 points over three weeks while raw sugar edges higher, with outside interests aligning to push granulated sugar to new highs.
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New York
Wall Street
Truat
Prshire
Hidden Fortune Found in Homestead Nooks
Omaha reports Ellen C. Lucas heirs inherit more than $91,000 along with $3,000 in bonds from a late widow’s Omaha home at 2281 Chicago Street. An eccentric resident, Lucas had lived in the city since its founding. The search involved her son John Lucas and two aunts who uncovered boxes of gold coins and bonds after a board was removed in the belt room and later a passageway box was found.
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Omaha
Neb
Ellen C. Lucas
Chicago Street
Lucas
John ©. Lucas
John Lices
Philippine Trade Bureau Reports Philippine Island Exports and Imports
The Department in Washington releases a summary of the customs bulletin for the five months ending November 30, 1909. Merchandise imports totaled 10,002,192 dollars and exports amounted to 6,983,148 dollars.
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Washington
Division of Customs and Ansular Affairs
War de Paritent
Regustar
Uum
Democrats to Confer in House Hall Meeting
Washington, June 1. After the house adjourned last night it was announced there would be a Democratic conference at 1 o'clock today in the hall of the house.
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Washington
House
Time demands complicate German contract meat plan
A Washington dispatch reports American packers seek delay of the German meat inspection act until current contracts are fulfilled. Officials acknowledge no absolute assurance from Berlin. Ambassador White has pressed for delaying or amending the law, with Germany aiming to ease hardships for U S packers by potential amendments in the Bundesrat.
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New York
Herald
Washington
Andrew D. White
Berlin
White
Hay
Str. White
Morris Epstein
Abe
Mvs
Department
Willendesvor
The Child's Sympathy and the Bellevue Cat Aid
A young girl brings a wounded streetcar cat to Bellevue Hospital. Policeman Tom guides her to a doctor who anesthetizes and treats the cat’s leg. After brief care the cat is partly recovering and sent to the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. the girl insists she found the cat.
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Lestie’s Weekly
Bellevue Hospital
Jone Tes
Tom
Bean
the Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Burglar Report From Des Moines Suburb
June 1 burglars entered the State Resok of Shelgabl area 20 miles north of hore. About $1,500 in currency was taken from the safe. Mrs E W Burry of Marion Indiana, once famous, writes that she could not sleep or eat and declined health until doctors treated her with the healing method of the burglars.
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Des Moines
Shelgabl
Hore
E. W. Burry
Marion
Ind
Companies Must Pay Insurance Claims For War Gold
London June 1 Justice Matthings in the queen's bench division today ruled that insurance companies must honor policies on gold requisitioned by the Transvaal just before the outbreak of the war. Two claims, each for $100,000, were decided in favor of the mining companies, the judge holding that no state of war existed at the time.
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London
Justice Matthings
Queen's Bench
Nigt Court of Justice
Transvaal
Fire damages house on Twenty second and Kansas avenue
Fire department called about six last evening to the story ind Hall frame house owned by Mrs. Hanna Roby at Twenty second and Kansas avenue. D. B. Weatherbee occupied the house. Fire started in the small kitchen rear from a gasoline stove. By arrival the kitchen roof had fallen and the main roof burned. Fire quickly extinguished and much furniture saved. Loss about 1000, insured.
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Twenty Second
Kansas Avenue
Hanna Roby
D. B. Weatherbee
Cloudburst Tears Through Dewey Farm Town
A cloudburst last night caused heavy damage in Dewey near Champaten. Sidewalks torn up, houses damaged, farm fences blown, corn uprooted, and livestock feared drowned as streets ran with water from Sunday night rain through Monday evening. Farmers suffered the greatest losses.
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Champaten
Dewey
Here
Charters Granted to Several New Corporations
The state charter board approved applications for Betney Wholesale Grocery of St Joseph Hutchinson, The Standard Electric Light of Kansas City Kansas, Norton County Agricultural Association, and The Citizens State Bank of Lawworth. Directors and capital amounts listed include 25000 104 325000 with multiple named individuals for each entity.
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State
Betney Wholesale Grocery Company of
St. Joseph
Hutchinsom
Standard Electric Licht Company
Kansas City
Kan
L. EB. James
W. J. Butnan
James Fennel
Hulmes
W. E. Kirkpatrick
Capitals
Norton County Agricltural Association
M. F. Garretts
C. J. Shinnall
J. L. Miller
C. M. Sawyer
N.L. Johnson
Citizens State
Pllaworth
A. Young
J. B Handy
Wm. Flanders
J. H. Robbins
G. L. Levitt
Merry McManes
Alex. Boiteau
Albert Sauber
TH. Eired
Capital
Post Office official weighs new rural delivery routes
Special agent of the post office, Mr H C ess Oe Sean, is in Topeka to study applications for rural free delivery. He plans to establish about 60 routes in Kansas, reviewing submissions from towns including Jewell Beloit Leavenworth Belleville Hiawatha Osage City Everest Atchison Manhattan Paola Ottawa Lawrence and other communities.
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H.C. Ess
Sean
Post Office Department
Topeke
Shawnee County
Rictne
Jewell
Beloit
Leavenworth
Belleville
Hiawatha
Osage City
Everest
Atchison
Scandia
Clifton
Louisbore
Nortonville
Canthony
Miami County
Valenoia
Randall
Irving
Perry
Rhinehart
Bachor
Iudora
Newton
Meriden
Cheney
Olathe
Oskaloosa
Farmington
Chanute
Pala
Rossville
Marysville
Elmont
Horton
Bucyrus
Spring Hall
Girardadmire
Gardner
Jamestown
Courtland
Mankato
Republic
Clay Center
Plevna
Wakarusa
Wilder
Station A
Tapeka
Bendena
Ashland
Fountain
Elsworth
Hutchinson
Lawrence
Osaire
Centralia
Osmwatomnia
Spottqvale
Elabetha
Richland
Wichita
Concordia
Home City
Ottawa
Beattle
Paola
Reading
Bive Rapids
Gurnett
Real Estate Transfers Listed Amid Turbulent Market Notes
A battered ledger of transfers shows numerous parcels changing hands including properties on Van Sure a Kanes Paster Lot GU Bixth acenue Kellam avenue and Pine street. Entries mention buyers and spouses like Mrs P Et Plumb and J W Mort addition merchants like De Ven sport and E S Steubinds ink Gy ESI ins ea ear Ae.
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Mrs. P
Mareatet i
Mary EH. Perkins
Hulman
Frank V
Enon
Kellam Avenue
J. W
Eugene H. Smith
A. Steubinds
Oliver
Amerion Stum
Walhut Street
Pine Street
Hoserike J. Mathey
Yonnes
Grow Auditsons Chak i. Fuster
the Lewis
Otis Held Up by Smallpox on Meade Transport
The Meade transport arriving in San Francisco from an overseas voyage reports a delay caused by smallpox aboard. Captain Otis, in charge, cannot land while health authorities assess the situation and prevent spread. The incident halts disembarkation until clearance is granted.
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San Francisco
Cal
Meade
Manila quarantine holds ships amid smallpox on board
Major General Elwell 3 Otte remains in quarantine at Manila due to smallpox aboard. Landings for Otis and other cabin passengers likely next Sunday or Monday. steerage held a week. No changes to landing plans unless Washington orders otherwise. Ellsworth Me reports Dr Mary L Burnham cites Boxer unrest near.Chinan Fa and mass killings of native Christians.
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Manila
Elwell
Otte
Kisyeun
Federel
Sarecan
Arthur
Ger
Otis
Generous
Wrahingtom
Ellsworth
Mary L. Burnham
Orin R. Burnham
Chinen Fu
China
Chinan Fa
Miss Burnham
Wittwit & Guard
Campbell
Pekin
Poveratt
Cere
Board of Punish
Bmr
Eaglish
Cansal
Engieh
Americac
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