New Capitol Dedication Ceremony Highlights Elaborate Installations
An early report on the dedication of a new capitol building in Santh Fe NM describes grand ceremonies, decorative lanterns, and a formal program with remarks by officials including ex-Governor T. Uradford Pence. The sandstone and granite edifice features a prominent lanterned cupola and historic architecture as attendees observe the event.
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Santh Fe
Bextor
Petershy Eiericen
Loreniget
Chreerior
Woldeke
Millin
Fade
Alice
A. Mirmanares
Joos
T. Uradford
Phice
Tagitel Feta Wiest
Crete
Otis Comes Ashore With War Debrief
General Otis arrived after the Philippines expedition and discussed postwar policy. He noted the Philippine war’s end, described troop conditions, and prepared a verbal report for authorities in Washington before submitting a formal written document.
Soldiers' Home measure discussed in Senate debate
A fragmented report outlines a Washington D C measure tied to the Soldiers' Home project and its legislative path. It mentions Parkour repairs, a wedding, and various names, with notes on a Denver plan and national interests shaping the proposal.
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Washington, D. Ce
Senate
Artvnitiny
Denver
Sieies
Mello
Cotoeude
Tienver
Washburns Close Annual Commencement Exercises Program
Washburn college closes its annual commencement week with a series of events. The program lists recitals, contests, a baccalaureate sermon by President Herriete and address to students by Rev. F. H. Alter, followed by graduating exercises and a Governor Stantey address. events span June 11 to June 18 with final dinner and commencement on June 23.
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Washburn College
Enid
Dinne
Miavic
Does
Phospel
Herriete
P. S.r
Central Concrecational Church
Her
F. H. Alter
Conference reaches land opening plan for vast public domains
A conference agreement opens about 2 400 000 acres of public land near Washington on June 5 with 40 000 acres in the Fort Hall Idaho military reservation. Delegates secure amendments expanding open tract for use by settlers and pending compensation. The deal, after weeks of stalemate, aims to enable settlement with price per acre and future allocations for Oklahoma and neighboring lands.
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Washington
Shoup Ho
Hall
Idaho
Militay
Flynn
Okiahir
Klabirma
Peavey Elevator expands Kansas reach via Midland Elevator unit
Peavey Elevator, headquartered in Minneapolis, expands into Kansas as Midland Elevator Company of Kansas City, led by James A. Seaver with A. W. Wickham supervising elevators. The Midland unit builds and purchases depots along Union Pacific towns from Salina to Trenton, aiming to handle a large share of wheat and lift crop value across central and western Kansas.
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Salina, June
Kansas
Lis Yelir
Peevey Elevator Company
Minneapolis
Minn
Peavey Company
Union Pacific
Lane County
Tkhow
Peavey ‘Company
Midland Elevator Company of
Kansas City
James A. Seaver
la Vint
Manauver
A. W. Wickham
Midland Company
Lincoln
Saline County
Jt Tas
Chard & Ludendorf
Agsarete Miller
Blentor
Donmyer
New Cambria
Santa Fe
Funeral of H. H. Clark Prominent Omaha Obituary
George and Helen Gould send floral remembrances for the funeral of H. H. Clark former president of the Pacific railroad in Omaha. The service at First Congregational Church included Rev Dr Fallen and rites at Prospect cemetery with active and honorary pallbearers named among family friends and colleagues.
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Paneral
OF & HH. Clark
George and
Helen Gould
Omahes
Miahouri Pacific
Clark
Trion Pacify
Bisel Pa
Eitio Yakinigy
Omaha
Stestern
J. Howie
St. Louis
George Gould
Prospect Cemetery
Winare
Har Ic
C. G. Warner
H. & Greist
W. Fardyce
A. G. Cochrane
Howard Kennedty
Ay Nee A Nichols
Reardon
J. Paitlippt
J. H. McConnell
Harry Tilmors
F Bhankland
W. B. Diddride
W.G. Markel
Rock Island Earnings Report Shows Big April Increases
The official Rock Island system statement for April indicates earnings surged versus last year. Freight income totaled 1,206,976.97, passenger earnings rose, and total income exceeded expectations with a surplus of 119,991, while operating expenses and charges were listed for the month.
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Avril
Santa Fe Train Service Decision Goes to President Ripley
The future of the Santa Fe train service rests with President Ripley. Once he rules, superintendents will be summoned to Topcom to set a new time schedule. A limited Chicago to San Francisco run is likely several times weekly with potential move to daily during the California tour season.
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Santa Fe
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Ripley
Topcom
Cri
Chicago
San Freneisco
California
J. Gorham
Arthur
Godfrey
Oma
John Coldwell
Raillroads
M. C.A
Yeaterday
Thousand Tslatde
New York
Hawthorne
Hne
Earl Petr
Joseph Fentimer
Claretec Acy Gene
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Albuqueray
Hi. J. Stanley
Middle Division
la Junta
Puerto
Denver
Don McGreevy
Central Branch
Lew Baker
Thether
Truntworths
Mehixon Globe
Commurcial Clut Rooms
Feducttoria
Enone
Topeka
Sante Recifernis 16
Ottawa
Onawa Berald
Santa Fe Reds Lose on Trip to Ovawide
The Santa Fe Reds played ball in Ovawide on Saturday, aiming for a win but were disappointed by the outcome. Details are unclear due to fragmentary OCR text.
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Sante Fs Reds
Ovawide
Osawkie Reds Rally In Late Inning Showing
The Osawikie team overcame a 41 to 5 deficit to narrow with seven more runs in late innings. The Reds batted in three men each of the final three frames while the Topeka crowd watched, hoping for a finish before the afternoon train.
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Wfth Ieee
Lam
Osawikie
Cope
Reds
Topeka
Studied the Indians and Santa Fe visits noted
Chicago visitor F J Brown representing the Chicago Inter Ocean toured Santa Fe round house and local points visiting the Publio Kalos and Mojaves while detailing travel experiences. The Railroads and Shorey track work are described with staff changes and engine reassignments. A Santa Fe locals section notes personnel movements and upcoming meetings.
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Santa Fe
F. J. Brown
Mr. Bryn
Topeka
California
New Mexico
Arizona
Vandalia Pennsylvanian Lines Train Schedule Ad
Vandalia Pennsylvania Lines Train 10 leaves St Louis at 8 15 p m with Coaches and Sleeping Car to Columbus Ohio arriving Columbus 8 30 a m Pittsburg 8 30 p m New York 7 15 p m Through Sleepers between New York St Louis in both directions Dining Cars EA FORD Gen t Pass Ag t J T FOLEY T FP Ap t Kansas City Mo J MICHESBROUGH Ass t Pass Ag t
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Pittsburg
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Seach
EA. Ford
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J.T. Foley
T. FP
Ap’t
Kansas City
J. Michesbrough
Ass’t
Applicants For Conditional Pardons Questioned
Officials opened a review as applicants for conditional pardons faced a set of new questions. The process requires detailed responses on rehabilitation, conduct, and future plans, with targeted timelines outlined by the reviewing board.
No Liquor Conditioned Pardon Rules Issued by Governor
Governor Stanley tightens terms for conditional pardons for convicts seeking clemency. Applicants must reveal age, parents with address, ten year residence and work history, last employer location, prior arrests and imprisonments, and habitual liquor use. Any infractions trigger return to penitentiary. family presence not required, lawyers unnecessary.
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Stanley
District Judge Contest in Lyon Chase and Coffey Counties
Contested district judgeship sparks a lively battle among Lyon Chase and Coffey counties with Emporia Burlington and Cottonwood locales involved. Statewide figures note Judge J Jay Buck of Emporia as likely Republican nominee with strong home county support and Chase county delegates backing him. Buck, a longtime lawyer and former Lyon representative, is praised as a tough campaigner and a speaker in demand across Kansas.
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Emporia
Burlington
Cottonwood Talis Jocalities
Randolph
Harmony
Dennis Madden
J. Jay Buck
Lyon, Chase
Coffey
Buck
Chase County
Kansas
Kunsax
Jol A. Bartin
State Normal School
Lyon County
Lyon
Greenwood
Bryan to Attend Fort Scott Populist Convention
W J Bryan plans to attend the Fort Scott furlon convention on July 24 after accepting an invitation from J R Sheripad. He recently spoke at the Clay Center Populist del epate and is expected to draw thousands, bringing an influx of visitors to Fort Scott.
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Kansas
Fort Scott Furlon
W. J. Bryan
J. 3
Sheripad
Bryan
Clay Center
Fort Scott
Enim Moves to Harmonize Mining Differences in States
Governor Stanley schedules a meeting at the Coates house in Kang's City to discuss adjusting mining differences. The session aims to align policies and reduce conflicts between jurisdictions. Details on attendees and time to come from official channels.
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Governor Stanley
Coates
Kangs City
Mining Giants and Miners Move Toward Settlement
The Big Four mining companies and the miners seek to settle a yearlong dispute. The companies refused talks on the grievances, causing demoralization. The commissioner and Governor plan to push an amicable settlement at tomorrow's conference.
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Tee Joh Fe
Regents in Session at Karas University Board Meeting
Lawrence Kan July meeting notes list candidate degrees reviewed and awards made. Summer leave June 1 to August 7. John H Kane removed from library duties for the summer. Prof A G Canfield resignations accepted with resolutions planned. Jo H Bailey named director of chemical laboratories. Interior woodwork contract for new chemistry building awarded to Stubbs Contracting. plumbing contract to Graeber Bros.
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Jo. H. & Bailey
Chemical Laboratories
Stubbs Contracting Company
Graeber Bros
Lawrence
Wheat Harvest Begins in Montgomery County
Independence Kan June 6 Wheat harvest started in Montgomery county this morning with three to five harvesters in many fields. The grain is ripening rapidly and weather is favorable. Acreage is the largest and the field promises to be the heaviest in county history. Heavy rains last week caused some lodging and reduced yields in parts of the area.
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Montgomery
Independence
Kan
Montgomery County
Rapidis
Nomination slate and paper contract reports
Jervey Republicans in Harvey county on Monday named candidates for representative Robert Dougherty probate judge J W Johnson clerk of court county superintendent Bennett Grove county attorney H C Bowman and others while J W Butler Paper Co of Chicago won a state contract for all paper needs for the fiscal year starting July 1 Butler paper contract details and a separate Fort Scott incident report note Wil Fricker accidentally killed his seven year old brother Densil while imitating an expert shooter with a presumed unloaded pistol
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Harvey County Trepublicans
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Beastiticks Instruct_ the Fominee
J. B. Burton
United States
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Executive Council
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Kan
Wil Fricker
Densil Fricker
City Council Approves Contractors Estimates for Street Work
City council approved numerous contractor estimates for curb, paving, grading, and streetcar fees. Names include Black Laird Blackman John Ritchie Flack Laird Packman Hitchie Kepley Winans Baker Bradbury MF Wall and others with amounts from 32 to 7,150 dollars for Madison, Ninth Tenth Greenwood Willow and Thirteenth streets and related avenues.
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John Ritchie
Madison Street
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Cook
Senso We Ritchie
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Laird & Packman
Plumbing City
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Lane
John Hitchie
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Tenth
Greenwood
Willow Avenues
J. B. Kepley
Sixth
Jackson
van Buren
RB. Kepley
H. K. Winans
Topeka Avenue
Miss Je Taylor Recital At Washburn College Chapel
Miss Je Taylor presented a graduate recital in Washburn College chapel with Miss Mauder as accompanist. Several piano pieces were performed by Miss May Howya. Taylor, daughter of J C Taylor of Oakland, has studied vocal and instrumental music and elocution for years and sang soprano with a wide range before a large audience.
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Je Taylor
Washburn College
Mauder
May Howya
Taylor
J.C. Paslor
Oakland
Misa Tayloy
Yulee
List Teslor
Life and Death Fight From Death to Health Fades
Fragmented ad style text recounts a severe illness with constant hemorrhage and cough, claiming family doctors advised using a new medicine from Dr Bing. The narrative mentions a trial with a stove and various garbled names, suggesting a health cure claim with dubious efficacy.
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Dr. Bing
Secretaries figures on Filipino casualties in latest inquiry
Secretary Hest submitted to Congress a reply to the senate resolution requesting numbers of killed wounded and captured in the Philippine actions. The report cites 10 780 killed 2 014 wounded and notes many were disarmed or held as prisoners with a small number released early.
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Senate
I— Pius
Salender
Besa
Bec
Congress
Eas
Sipina Deane
Seth
Brief Telegraphs From Washington June 6 1900s
A clipped telegraph item set outlines postal and military rulings and other short notices. It notes recall rights for sent letters, army uniform regulations affecting service members, mentions Philippine service, Cardinal Hesr Baltmann and a Tucson bishopric appointment, and a Senate vote on a New York judge nomination. It also covers a Wyoming state board message, a conference on a tariff bill, and travel promotions to Colorado Utah with reduced rates. It ends with cautions on health remedies and a trust in local drug store supplies for coughs and pains.
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Washington
Sune
Sone ci
Hesr Baltmann
Tucson
Mies Senate
Jon R. ¥Eel
New York
Uneweaters
Relentless Rheumatism Conquered by Cure Claim
A flawed ad extols Dr Hostin's Rheumatic Remedy promising complete, eternal cure for all rheumatic forms. It asserts universal relief regardless of duration or prior treatments, claims safety from substitutes, and urges readers to trust the specialist and abandon other products.
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Scivnce
Hostin
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