Jamestown Captured by Huntsinger in Cape Colony
London reports Jamestown in Cape Colony surrendered to Huntsinger after a four hour fight on June 2. Prisoners were released after aiding themselves to looted supplies. British garrison defense and gun capture noted, with Boer losses and looted stores later recovered by British forces.
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London
Fotlowtie
Lord Kitchener
Pretoria
Jamestown
Cape Colony
Huntainger'e
Miet
Cape June
Kritelager
Soneace
Lune
Won't Pardon Collins Report Stirs Political Tension
A garbled filing indicates discussion of a potential pardon for John Collins during Governor Sta ’g’s term. The governor has not been approached, and party insiders note a key condition tied to youth and service, amid uncertain prospects and speculative timelines.
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John Collins
Sta‘g
Tien
Stanley Sage
Lie Fuot
Collis
Frank Gelzes Fire Victim at Perkins Barn on Bentree Avenue
Fire at HF Perkins barn near Jackson and Frankbern on Benthevenue Lone toward reveals smoke and heat. Fire crews respond from Central and Sid bot apreed. Forecast for Kansas shows generally fair weather with possible showers tonight and Thursday. details uncertain due to fragmented text.
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Kansas
Legal Battle in Price Kennedy Murder Trial
In Kannis City the murder trial of Lola Price-Ren for H Kennedy’s death resumed amid a looming legal battle. Prosecutor Hindley seeks a guilty verdict or guidelines for penalties, as jurors were seated and opening statements expected later in the day.
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Kannis City
A. S
Lola Price - Ren
H. Kennedy
Crime Inn Court
Hindley Will
Stary Will
Talesmen
Sien
McKinley Wards Update Delays Buffalo Trip Hope Springs
Washington reports Dr Bixey and physicians hold consultations on Mrs McKinley with updates showing slight improvement but no definite change. Bulletin notes her night was comfortable and doctors in cautious optimism as President’s Buffalo visit remains uncertain.
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Washington
Bixey
Makiney
Mra McKinley
Rixey Mab
Risey
Sternberg
White Hose
Stokeley
Sternhere
Johnston
White House
Buffel
Mckinsey
Warrington
McKinley
Whibington
Ward
Mc- Kinney
Meconte
Tavier
Obie
D McKinney
Oine
Neatron
Soldiers for Luzon Fort McPherson Troops Ordered to the Prost
Washington July 5 Orders issued for headquarters men and band of the Swenty alath faugtrs along with officers on duty to detaile for passage to Manila on the army transport sailing the sixth instant. A detachment of sixty unassigned for the second battalion of the perth infantry to es Say Francisce fy time to passage on the army transport sailing on the Sth instant for Maniia Freight sale announced at the AT and F rail way company's freight warehouse, sale Thursday June ith at 9 a.m. Large quantity of goods to be sold.
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Washington
Poet Mi. Gu
Secord
Perth i ‘Cwonty Steth
Francisce
Maniia
AT & &. F Railway Company
English Derby at Epsom Races Opens With High Stakes
London June reports vast crowds for this year’s English Derby at Epsom valued at 6000 sovereigns. The mile and a half contest drew a diverse procession of transport and racegoers as Volodyovsk and Olympian led early before Volodyovsk claimed the finish with Willem the Third two lengths back, as betting favored Volodyovsk.
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London
Epsom
Witc
Puxball Keane
Olympian
Henry
Volodyous
Willias
Ad Yor
Par! Finettorm
Volodyovsk
Willem the
Nee Verumene
Volodvovsk
Tu Rai
Floritoem
Tarting
William Ero Veronine
Fang
Benes
Maher
Lord Sen
Tmtoion & Clagueur
Prince Charsaenrta
Teor
Mare Island powder fire and Spain crisis headline
A fragmentary paragraph notes a large quantity of powder burning at Mare Island with naval officials directing firefighting measures nearby. The other fragment describes Spain's general strike threat, Catalan unrest, and gendarme occupations in Corunna with liberal leaders urging swift government action to curb separatist pressure.
Recount Opens Amid Disputed Precincts Votes
County Clerk ballot counts begin recount amid disputed precincts in Second ward and Third ward. Hughes loses 15 and Parker 10 in third precinct. reports show variances between county clerk and city clerk tallies. Attorneys clash over marked ballots as commission proceeds toward Supreme Court review.
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Hughes
Parker
Parker-Slughes
Wright
Seree
Canvassian Board
Convinking
Col. Hughes
Ballon
Atorneys
Mr. Parker
Acaeners
Cole Hughes
J- Bo Larimer
T. EF. Doran
Merv Parkers
Great Berlin Fire Quells in Forbidden City Sparks Misinformation
Special Berlin dispatch reports a great conflagration in the forbidden city on June 4. Americans and Japanese forces are said to be surrounding the area, but details are unavailable due to the disruption of communications.
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Berlin
Forbidden City
Whiteker Bros Plan Large Wholesale Fruit Building
Whiteker Bros. wholesale fruit dealers have purchased three lots at Pirot and Kanass avenues for a two story building with a deep basement. The $2,000 sale was by M Dureth. The walls will be extra heavy to allow future retail expansion and the facility will store ship and handle fruit and vegetables with modern devices. Whiteker Bros plan to run their uptown store during and after construction.
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Whiteker Bros
Era
Pirot and
Kanass Avenue
M_ Dureth
Wilteker Ifros
Peck Returns to Kansas City Amid Political Chats
George Peck, former Santa Fe official and Chicago Milwaukee St Paul attorney general, visits Copeland county and remarks on political shifts. He notes new faces entering Kansas politics, mentions Republican realignments, and observes local highway and pipeline activity during a downtown walk with friends.
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George Peck
Copeland County
Waay
Sante Fe
Chicago
Milwaukee
Charles
Devin
Tim
Kansas
Stich
Supreme Court
Knosts
Tam
Topeka Petting Gao
Ellie Aeuta
Ake
Tao
Peek
A. A. Hurd
Farina
Luis Pere
Tomindat Society Leader Orson Kent Dies in Burlington
Burlington, Kun June 5 Orson Kent prominent member of the Tomindat Society and Burlington social circles, dies at home at age 53. He was a longtime Episcopalian and well known to club and county residents.
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Tomindat Society
Burlington
Kun
Orson Kent
Kussas
Paraiysia
Inpiscopel Church
Magazine Fire At Mare Island Navy Yard Causes Smoke
A magazine at Mare Island naval yard in Vallejo California caught fire and generated smoke but did not explode. About twenty tons of smokeless powder experienced chemical action, the ignition spreading smoke over the magazine while safety measures were taken and no explosion occurred.
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Vallejo
Cal
Mare Island Navy Yard
Will Meet Tonight to Circulate Petitions for State Fair Aid
Chaieman EH Craxby of the Commercial club and State Fairs regulation calls a meeting tonight at 5 at the Commercial club rooms to organize petition circulation for county centre funding to promote the state fair. Officials emphasize importance of attendance to begin work and set a target fund to avoid delays.
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Chaieman EH
Craxby
Ur County Centre
Crosby
Manila Return With Gen Chafee On Sumner
The report notes General Chafee and staff with two Ninth Infantry companies returning to Manila aboard the U.S. transport Sumner. A ceremonial salute marked the reception as the unit arrived. Unclear fragments mention General MacArthur and a separate incident identified to relatives in St. Louis, with limited readable details.
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Mannie
Chafee
Ninth Infantry
Unites States
Sumner
Mel Fee
Chatter Pale Eee
MacArther
Ballot counting dispute alters tally in ward precinct
The report explains objections to Parker ballots in the first Binet Ward precinct where Hughes drew 32 votes to Parker 1 percent. Attorneys for Hughes objected to ballots marked for Parker and several crosses moved. The canvass counted more ballots, altering totals and showing Hughes gaining over the board’s tally while Parker would rise to about two hundred eight.
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Parker
Cornteo Katy
Rest Doran
Dee Larimer
Binet
Hughes
Col. Hughes
Woolen mill venture forms amid enterprising men
A group including Gene Horne and Holman as officers forms a company to build a woolen mill. Plans call for a two-factory operation with a mill, carding, and room for storage. Capitalization totals and the charter name Wiss are noted, with emphasis on assembling labor and equipment for production.
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Maore
Ve Saalt
Holman
Secseutey
Tercaeaies
Generarantuer
JF. McAfee
Gman
Wil Hough
Denis Itan
Red Union
Money Questions Hoofing and Baseball at Washburn
At the Washburn athletic meeting controversy erupts over finances and alleged crooked dealings. New officers are elected including Norman Ramsey as president and W Galloway as vice president while the football and baseball programs face scrutiny over funds and management.
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Washburn
Haigh Bontard
W. & Galloway
Clovis Duile
P. BP. Anderson
FR Feitehin
Woodburn
Denelt
Striking pardon to Honolulu lawyers in bribery probe
In Honolulu three lawyers Gen Hartwell Whitney Falcon were sentenced to thirty days for real estate charges. before prison, Acting Governor Cooper pardoned them. Sentences tied to a holiday affidavit by an attorney seeking venue change in Humphrey's court. Editor Smith indicted for perjury. The bribery investigation stirs political tension as lawmakers face pressure.
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Associated Preen
J Lonolitu
San Francisco
Humphreys
Honolulu
Gen
A. S. Hartwell
W-hinney
Jude
Bump
Tre
Cooper
Humphrey
Judee
Smith
Pate
Lemley Fined After Assault Charge in City Court
Ex policeman Geers Lemley was fined 25 for assaulting Chae Devlin's coachman during an arrest in city court. The total fines rose to 5275 as the case concluded. Lemley contemplated an appeal but no decision yet. Police officials testified Lemley acted in good faith amid questions. Father Phillips Not Poisoned: A New York chemist found Rev ES Phillips of Hasteton not poisoned. Stanley to be arraigned before the coroner.
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Geers Lamley
Chae Devlin
Ity
Lemley Hele
Conte
Caer
Lemley
Wen
Lemley Blackman
Patraman Lemley
Father Phillips
New York
Geo. A Een
Chenzlat
ES. Phillipe
Hasteton
Pia
Kirke Stanley
Puther Phillips
Stanley
Wilore
Morgan’s Man on the Board and Rail Talks
Reports converge on Morgan associate replacing Walker on the executive committee as Santa Fe eyes absorbing by Union Pacific. A long lease for 100 years discussed with a 2 percent preferred stock dividend. Also notes 1900s corporate maneuvers across Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe and western rail interests.
New Metal Trades Org To Convene In Louisville
A new metal trades organization aims to unite local trades into a closer alliance. Jere Kramer of Richmond, Virginia, serves as temporary president. The convention details and dissolution of prior Cortes are noted with a planned reassembly in October.
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Huntsinger
Fia
Collins
Topeka Hoy
Frank Gelzes
Euty Price-Kennedy
Mrs. McKinley
Cleveland
O. June
Meeker Bros. & Co
New National Bank
Tueway
Luzon
Fort McPherson
W. C. Whitney
Volodyorski
Reiif
Mare Island
Naval Station
Spain
Hughes- Parker
Larimer
Ney
J. Larimer
G. C. Clemend
Clem
Dorav
Clemens
Col Hughes
Hinhes
Doran
Sasan Doran
Marke
Pur
Phat
Fin
Cal Maghies
Poe
Attorney Larimer
Laurtre
Tara
Andy Fee Oolembt
Eelen
Attot Oy Doran
Lower
Kansas Avenue
Peck
Missouri
Chim Jro
Aurora
Stone County
Cape Fair
Giles
Rabel
Stallion
SKS
Kent
Magazine ON Fire
Manila
Gen. Chaffee
China
Rotel Gueide
Bt. Louis
Lindelbol
Logan Cummings
Pisin Speae
Corpnthas
Haiph Ballard
Washburn Association
Sonolitiu
Morgan
Charles F. Steele
Santa Fe
Mr. Walker
Union Pacific
Topoke & Canta Te Ruttney Company
Ite
Dichetard
Chalrinide
Gultuy
Charles F Steble
Finn
3. P. Morgan & Co
Fleotet « Directar
Alsace &. Walker Mw ‘Wile Ales
Boston
Excellint
Rotmens
Mhaeay
Mings
Southern Facto Company
Pasite Deneck
Leber
Atchisen
Topeka & Sag Malities
Ye Atchison
Leet
MeiHirriman
Vanterbiles
Atchison
Guiathwen Pacific
Eontiwestery
Lecoins Mac & Sectapan Mimgo
de Iy
Suthers Pacific
Atchieon, Toorka & Sante Peaeyxtam
Wapolia
Oenoars
National American Woman Suffrage
Carrie Cheomen Care
Anna Howard Shaw
Aline
Harriet Turner Upton
Mares Miss Clay
Gore Maton
James A
Pepeimete
France
Tinople
Am Sorin
Jura
Cortes
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