Parker Hughes recount farce slows progress in ward ballot tally
Detailed recount in the Parker Hughes contest reveals attorneys flagging trivial grounds for objections. The slow process shows Hughes gaining two votes in the First Ward as Parker counters with disputed ballots. Clemens criticizes the tactic and predicts most objections will be resolved locally with few ballots reaching the court.
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Hirsthorhing
Jesse Garver
Wes
Ole
Mile
Udcet
Hughes
i@ Parker
Parkech
Nardasos
Parker
Doran
Sudga
Ana
Othe
Biong
Cir- Yeening
Cormmot
Mughes
Parker Rus
Hugh
Carranaduig
Ener Sar
Wick
Lee ‘Hughes
Mitric
Edvin Manks
Sala Ateorsey Clemente
Aia Excran
Larne
Ian
Lurimer
Seadon
Beag
Firat
Tad Art
Bon Clemens
GC. Clemens
Marahal
Euprem
Ulieresy
Kild Naide
Yeaterday
Jbar
Jidge Garver
Bint
Larimer
Topeka to Joplin Rail Service Planned
Rail planners edge toward a direct Topeka to Joplin passenger train via Fort Scott and Pittsburg. Officials cite Missouri Pacific lines and southeastern Kansas connections as key, with route details and past track constraints noted. The proposal awaits final construction and regulatory steps before service begins.
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Topeka
Missouri
Tarnas City
Tim Wien
Sourk
Mt Loma
Local crime tale links names and long-ago plunder
A fragmented report ties Geneas, Vee Savanneh, South Bend, Elgin, Goshen, Kenosha and others to a large property haul. Convicted in December under the name Frank Smith, he broke away then recaptured and served six years at Joliet. His gang is said to have robbed W. W. Sills of Tupeke of 2003 dollars in silks.
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Geneas
Vee Savanneh
South Bend
Elgin
Goshen Kenosha
Decatur
Frank Smith
Joliet
Insanity Plea Formed in Kennedy Murder Trial in Kansas City
Lulu Prince Kennedy enters court as defense outlines alleged motive and entanglements surrounding marriage to her husband. Attorney Nearing claims she was influenced by engagement turmoil and a supposed affair with Case Patten. The defense asserts parental involvement minimal, with testimony underway at Doon after a chaotic, unclear sequence of events.
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Kansas City
Lulu Prince Kennedy
Attorney Nearing
Prigtner
Nearing
al Tone
Kennedy
Apmie Hine
Tearing
Case Patten
Kennedy Hurt
Herald
Pattep
Court House
Eee
Allis Prines
Bringiur Este
Murden
Ecaene
Doon
Deluge of Names in First Lieutenants List
Washington June 6 President announces commissions naming many first lieutenants and second lieutenants from various states and units. The long roster includes Chas E Doster among first lieutenants and Burton J Mitchell among seconds with numerous officers across cavalry field services and staff posts.
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Chas. E. Doster
City Faces Cash Crunch Backed by Bank Financing
The Central National Bank finances the city as it lacks revenue for general expenses. Banks take turns funding obligations and will be repaid with interest when tax money arrives next month.
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Central National Bank
Silk Thief in Prison in Bloomington Case
Quincy June. William F Davin, known as Bloomington Red, was convicted of burglary today and faces a twenty year indeterminate sentence. The defendant fought hard, securing a simple burglary conviction after jurors split on acquittal. Another man jailed for robbing a store of 4000 worth of goods with partner George Hees, who pled guilty and testified later.
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Quincy
F. Davin
Allan
Bloomington Red
Uiison
Kit Hse
Fed
George Hees
Chester
Taube
Lester
Man Attempts to Kill Mayor then Shoots Self
In Uhrichsville Ohio in June, J P Carey a prominent local business man tried to kill Mayor G W Meet and Health Officer J A McCollam after believing he had been unfairly fined. He drew a revolver in the mayor’s office, was repelled, and Carey killed himself.
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Uhrichsville
J. P. Carey
G. W. Meet
Tgr
J A. McCollam
Carey
Muyer
Mrs Lease Abroad Plans Europe Trip For Lectures
Mrs Lease intends a fall tour to Europe after bankruptcy cases in New York conclude. She will visit Ireland to inspect estate matters and then travel to Southend and England to gather material for lectures. Her friend notified Henry Hall of the plan.
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Keee
Dovenweth
Europe
Ireland
Hetry Hall
Mra
Lease
United States
New York City
Emerge Tele
Southend
England
Military officers and ranks listed in fragmented OCR
Fragmentary OCR shows names and ranks across a long military roster including captains lieutenants and surgeons. The text references Wm & Sinclair Earle W Joe Geogrtna enna Louis F van Set John We Weushtt War Weeks Waldech Arthur P Watt Hindander Harry OA Woodritt Chat sca Mauartanes Cravices Th Si in Ahien Crockett Dint ek John Dune Robert A Eaters Nowlen Enaitn Whiten Ide mitrecate rank of cobenel Atrpben W Griesbecie جides giente Hesterart Terieutatant afilliery corps John W Kilbreth gr Serene Beutenant in artillery James P Cupinin engineers Mavens Ht Ives Frank captain commissary rank of sin Thome Bergeon rawhers Simon S Preser Ward Ap Geube Griswold Fidnes Le Lily Assistant surgeon regiment w. 5. V infantry Moret
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Wm. & Sinclair
Earle W. Joe
Geogrtna Enna
Louis F
van Set
John We Weushtt
Waldech
Arthur P. Watt
Harry
Woodritt
Geo
Elke
Crockett
Fannard L Dintek
John
Dune
Robert A
Eaters
Wm & Iter
Nowlen
Navide
Cobenel
Atrpben W
Terieutatant
Jobn W. Kilbreth
Serene Beutenant
Jo Jattson
Corps of Engineers
James P .Cupinin
Shsnel Corpa
Mavens
Ives He Ee Frank
Commissary
Sin Thome
Bergeon Ie
Rawho
Ar Volun
Rawhers
Simon S Preser
Weward
Geuberi Griswold
Fidnes
Mags le Lily
Rink
Punten
Paris
Bice
W. 5. V. Infantry
Comfortable Night Report For Mrs McKinley
Washington Lane Mrs McKinley passed a comfortable night doctors Rixey Sternberg and Johnston were in consultation at the White House. After they departed Secretary Cortell Pou issued a statement saying McKinley's physicians report a comfortable night and she continues to show slight improvement.
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Washington Lane
McKinley
Rixey, Sternberg
Johnston Wert
White House
Cartel- Pou
Democratic state central committee calls meeting in Topeka
Secretary W H L Pepperell issues call for the Democratic state central committee to meet June 24 at 2 PM in a Topeka hotel. The gathering aims to discuss unity with the Populists for next year’s campaign and to transact routine business. Attendees are earnestly requested to be present.
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W. H. L. Pepperell
Ins Ae
Scotch Clerk Refuses Mayor Hughes Job Offer
An old Scotchman waiting in Mayor Hughes's office tells how he must choose between poverty and work as multiple applicants plead for positions. The mayor explains he has appointed department heads who run things, offering a $75 monthly post that would still require work, but the man refuses the job.
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Hughes
Netty
Coronel
Urey
Dye
Enka
Ruc
Murderers Confess in Aurora Telegraph Message
A garbled report from Galena states that John Stallion wed the woman’s two sons by a former marriage. Alice Stallium, age 16, was attacked by the brothers with a poker, according to a confession. A lynching threat was reported within 24 hours. An unrelated freight sale at AT. S. Freight Gatehouse begins June 6.
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St. Lamia
Jaume
Aepeelai
Aurora
Munday
Galena
Stone County
Merfirund
John Stallion
Jaimes Riven
At & A
Boers Routed in Surprise Defense as Kitchener's Stouts Fall
Fragmentary report states Boers broke stubborn resistance and routed 404 British troops near Dethi. The engagement left 37 dead and 100 prisoners, with 5,000 Allied forces attempting to supply the retreating units. Allied command later dispatched reinforcements to the scene as transport issues hindered evacuation.
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Proteria
Tune
Col Witwer
Kitchener
Heesat
Dethi
Analiy
Inernadtiog
Boyers
Trouble in Pekin as ministers fail to halt tense moves
Reports from Pekin describe continued friction between foreign powers and Chinese authorities. Debates center on withdrawal of German troops and a proposed indemnity of 400 million taels at 4 percent. Allied and Chinese leaders clash over access and security around international concessions amid rising tensions.
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Chertslnditiers
Kirve
Count von Weldersn
Ucyatertn
Germany
Proutin
Diidait
Fevach
Horse in a Well Tragedy Ends in Death
A confusing OCR fragment reports a fatal incident involving a horse in a well and an attorney connected to the scene. The text references a bore, a deceased person, a tainted plea, and an examination by city officers. Details are unclear due to garbled wording.
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Carmen
Guilty of Bobbery and Arrests for Murder
Fragmented report cites alleged bobbery and murder arraignments with garbled names and places. References to Birgiars, June events in Treotto Ontario and Pekin, plus a fire in Forbidden City and a suicide tied to Roosevelt era notes appear in terse, error-filled prose.
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Bain
Forbidden City
Pekin
Gorbiddes
Mayflower Sails for Venezuelan Porte
A fragmented report notes Mayflower voyage involving Washington, Joe The Meylowee, Sandad to Cannine Sheyi, and ports including Port Cabelia Nery Gen parinent oitidela neue Enis. The Philippine Commission at Corte Manild is cited with Jute 6 Cotintiastaners Tait Wriemer Jaeary ak Chyih as establishing provincial governments. Welcoming by OO! Goudrell and local officials marked the event.
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Washington
Joe
Sandad
Cannine
Guasra
Porto Cabelia
Phiippine Commission
Corte Manild
Cotintiastaners
Tait Wriemer Jaeary
Ak Chyih Toden
Oo! Goudrell
Sriterieg
Wathsherk
Odt
Grovloetiat
Fuerst Biewark New Yortunes Amone Trade Move
Unclear OCR notes indicate Fuerst Biewark and New York related names, a plan to move to Berlin to establish a trade journal, with exclusive access to five percent American venture. Reports list events for tonight and Friday with a cautious counter on markets.
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Salled Oo Fuerst
Biewark New Yortunes
Amone
Tie
Fea Sorkets
Biswark
Josep Inuches
Chicago Staats Zeitung
Derlin
Erie Trade Journal
Sfich
Ee 5
Pet
Ak Amer
Wenceer Saeeaenae Cage
Kasvent
Yartetile
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Parker-Hughes
Clemens Jemens
Hughes Belint
Clemens
Missouri Pacific
Will Beave Topeka
Joplin, Missouri
Lethe
W. W. Sills
Tupeke
Burton J. Mitchell
Ingerlor
Ieage T. Stoddard
Stoddard
Ariz
Arizona
Charles H. Akers
Treasury
Henry G. Fisher
Hewes
WET
Albers
Wood Weytenant Gothwel
Jot
Kerri Tie
Estely Puller
Robert P Walnewrit
Perry Arnold
Te Louis
Bert Tree
Ida A. Haut
Bapitace
Fred Buchanan
Davai
Barine Farmer
Bamiten
Rel EL Gleaves
Excies
Goethe
Walter Yrane
James Gunton
Charles G. Harevex
Fred Wo Heeshier
Eawin A. Hicknai
Pats
Hayne
Grigpon
Henk
Eanamy
Altos
Gus
Charles & Wimsae
Honey Wars
Wilton G. Hettan
Hum
Robert Stackace
Wm L. Keatnes
Albert A
Teron
Lippincott
John Z
Hugi Leese
Dougie Mecusker
Hintock
Hazzard
Bolomor
Fera
Ben Learit
Min S Previn
Thur Polllon
Kyle Rucker
Otto W. Rethfret
Edmund H Tompkins
Emery
Gantanry
Rat Lacywean
Howard S Avery
Lewis
Frederick W. Teat
Jatt
Henehwing
Jon
John Hond
Henry MM Hawknead
Gao
Hrandie
Lawrence Butter
Ee Cotin
Wailiive M. Craigie
Witte B
May Nell A
Cettian
Andrew Te Bimater
Gileor
Rrederick Fe Detumume Delph
Albert R. Dillingham
AL Densmore
Oliver 5
Bakeries
Milton A. Elbow
Win Te Reed
Lean
Perch
St. Genes Ok
Raplice
Tednnca Enveriek
Eal We Houiheon
Beuiber Smith Atiow Seni
Bernard Sharp
George ‘Stewart
Sanford Pieschasent Stolihe
Tine
Shipp
Sharon
HE Stone
Walter Co Sweeney
Fred
T. P. Carey
Dag
Mrs. Lease Abroad
Kansas
Mayor Hughes
Reyer
Tien Trin
Birgiars
Treotto
Ont
Sinin
Riad Huilidge
Wits
Spain
Perate
Conetabie
Sulckie
Magdalena
Jota PL
Haree Cave
Trean
Roosevelt
Haven Bag
Hae
Taille
Sam Jia Ro
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