Provi sion to Oppose Late Move in Axyian Controversy
Clay Center plans legal steps to block Parsons move on asylum project after injunction actions. Governor Stanley and Attorney General Godard face contempt and political pressure as Clay Center Commerce Club prepares evidence gathering and court actions to curb state officers and the board of charities from advancing the asylum construction.
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Clay Center
Parsons
Boans of Charities
Bia Pol
Gwhrs
Acd
Ciny Cebter
Pursonk
Pulitielais
Abia
Stanley
District Court
W. ‘Giage
Clay Center Stricker
Parsona Haw
Belne
Commerctl Club
Arepa
Hip Orletan Resolatien
Pele
Godard
Businean
Qhiy Center
Wheat Harvest Underway in Kay County Oklahoma
Kay county has begun harvesting the vast wheat fields. Newkirk reports heavy heads, well tied, with an expected average yield of 5 bushels per acre. Two miles of macadam streets are planned this month, improving the town’s infrastructure as the season progresses.
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Kay County
Newkirk
Newiktric
Complete Ticket for Missouri Democrats Nominees
Kansas City dispatch lists Missouri Democratic state ticket selections with nominees for governor and several state offices. Alexander M. Dickerson of Gallatin as governor candidate, James Herrington of Jefferson City for attorney general, and Albert Q. Allen of New Madrid for state auditor among others.
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Kansas City
Missor Democrats
Alexander M. Diéeckery
Gallatin
Job A. Lee
Cook
Albert Q. Allen
New Madrid
B.C. Craw
Webb City
A. P. Williams
Puyente
Commira
James Herrington
Jefferson
Pisinieat
Raat
A. Revi
Kansas
Witlinsa AL Kontlwel
Moberl
Barker for Speaker in doubt amid chaotic assembly
A garbled report suggests Barker and peers Goree J Barmer and Lawrence vie for the speaker’s chair in a turbulent session. It notes Baker’s vet status and claims a disturbance in pee bath floor incident could dampen his prospects as lawmakers favor orderly proceedings.
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Goree J Barmer
Lawrence
Baker
Ruger
Kansas Bankers Meet in Abilene for State Association Session
Kansas State Bankers Association met in Abilene with about seven bankers and guests. Sessions included remarks by Col E C Little, reports from officers, and papers on Kansas banking, cattle paper exchange, and a proposed state plan to reduce reliance on outside markets. Governor Stanley to speak and a trip to Port Riley planned.
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Seasion
Catue
Abilene
Kan
Kansas State Bankers’ Association
Air
D. Snnffer
The
Reformed Church
Col
E. C. Little
Thornton Cooke
Herinetonm
Assaciban
Ofcerk
W. ¥. March
Merchants National Bank of Lawrence
Ana
Kunsac
Fort Scott Ga
Association
C. J. Pastison
Topeka
J.T Leonard Girard
F S. Vedder
St. John
J. A. Burrow
Smith Cepter
K. Scoville
Citizens State Bank
Seneca
Kansas
Commonwealth
Cattle
J. M. Harper
Chabler
Bank of
Conway Spring
Vic
Harper
Businnas
Kansas City
Kaonas City
Breflenthal
Flo
JK Mulvane
Kanmun Lankurs
Stanley
Port Riley
Reply to Aguinaldo Sent to Senate by the President
Washington June 7 The president has sent to the senate the reply to Aguinaldo’s statements in his true version of the Philippine revolution The reply refutes Aguinaldo’s claim that six rifles and a field gun captured from American troops by Spaniards in Manila were recaptured and returned to the United States General Greene states the assertions are without foundation The United States did not retreat nor relinquish rifles or guns and Filipinos took no part in the Spanish American charge
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Washington
Aguinaldo
Manila
Rout
FL V. Greene
Greene
Aguineaido
Gener
Aguinalio
United Suites
Nol Abanion
Interstate Commerce Question Involved In Arrest Of Solicitors
Two Kansas City men, C. Corum and W. C. Robinson, were arrested for soliciting fees without notice and placed on bail. The matter, tied to interstate commerce, involved similar cases in Ottawa and a Kansas prohibition context. The two agents operated a mercantile firm, soliciting orders for household goods from Kansas City.
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Kansas City
C. & Corum
W. C. Robinson
Kiremas
Sureine Cour
Inerstate Eninmieres
Ottawa
W. C. Hook
Kansas
Cura and
Rotinson
Mercantile Company
Royal of Ve Bowee
Peddler license dispute leads to arraignment in city case
In Kinginat, an ordinance requiring a license for peddlers was cited. Under attorney advice BE, the accused faced arraignment in court and payment of the license as ordered.
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Kinginat
Bell’s ticket leads Colorado ballot entries in June swap
In Cripple Creek Colorado on June 7 the mining federation organized its state ticket. The slate names M. J. Galligan for supreme court justice, B. Trumbull as governor, Thomas Annear for secretary of state, John H. Murphy as attorney general, CR. Laren as treasurer, George Clark as auditor, Durango colleague as superintendent, J. Jon arick and G. H. Wasson as university regents, Edward Gniythe and Joy Peller as presidential electors, and J. Warner Mills and John C. Bell as congressional candidates in the first and second districts.
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Nist Dlog
Minte Federation of
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Dim Ao- Yon
The
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Soxemner
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Copley
Attman
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Teddy Ites
Thomas Annear
Silverton
Eee
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Over
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Boulder
George Clark
Cones
Durango
University
Jon~arick
Leadville
G. H. Wasson
Canon Cig Pot
Rya
Gunman
Edward Gniythe
Teller County
Joy Peller
Williaa Joplin
Roulder
Congress
J. Warner Mills
John C. Bell
Boer envoys arrive amid cheers in St Paul amid war talks
Boer envoys passed through the city this morning en route for St Paul. Theo Koch of the St Paul reception committee joined them at the depot. Mr Pischer said Americans gave unexpected encouragement and that Pretoria’s fall does not mean an end to the war. They asserted they are not conquered and warned the English of a hard fight ahead.
General Wheeler to be retired from active duty
Washington June 7. War department says General Wheeler will receive no further military assignment under his command as brigadier of regulars and will be placed on the retired list for age within the next few days. This follows an arrangement reached between the president and General Wheeler.
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Washington
War Department
Wheeler
Wheel
Lightning Strikes Multiple Local Homes Causing Damage
A storm last night struck three houses a tree and a cow in Mellveen area. A cow at Frank Custenborder’s Kansas avenue property was killed instantly. Pumington near Tenth and Kansas had shingles eaves damaged. A tree at Sixth and West streets was struck and the Lukens home in Rochester endured a near miss as lightning tore through a cottonwood near the porch injuring Mr Lukens Mrs Lukens and their daughter. No major fires were reported.
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Ugotning
Frank Custenborder
Kansas Avenue
Mellveen Tenth
Seventh Streets
Xomarke
Pumington
Tenth
Kansas
Aventis
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Siath
West Streets
Charles Lukens
Rochester
Lukens
West Virginia Democrats hold slow convention sessions
Parkersburg June 97 The West Virginia Democratic state convention reconvened after midnight with only Judge John Holt of Huntington nominated for governor. Balloting continued for other tickets as Miller prevailed for chair, Armstrong for superintendent, and McCay over Gibeson for attorney general amid extended speeches and pressure to finish this week.
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West Virginia
Parkersburg
W. Va
John Holt
Huntington
Sinter
James H. Miller
C. W. Corbin
Simms Powell
Joseph Handhin
Miller
Judge Molt
Robert A. Armstrom
Wilson K Foulk
KR. L. Swisher
Dallot
Armstrong Waa
George McCay
Henry B. Gilkenon
Gibeson
McCay
Grand Trunk Railway Promotion Seeks Travelers to Canada
Advertisement touts Grand Trunk Railway for service to stylish Canadian and eastern resorts. It invites inquiries for fares and literature through J. B. Burgis, Chicago agent at 249 Clark Street corner Jackson Boulevard.
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Grand Trunk Railway System
Canada
East
J. B. Burgis
cHy
Clark Street
Jackson Boulevard
Chivars
Congressional Tug of War Delays Naval Bill Adjournment
Washington June 7 The House reconvened at 10 am Tuesday amid delays as naval conferees failed to report. Debates over adjournment loomed with votes on the naval appropriation bill and procedural moves to recede and concur. In the Senate conferees also stalled on the naval bill as private pension measures moved forward and a recess was taken before resuming work.
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Washington
Dilla
Lentz
Ghia
Interstate Commerce
Cannon
Porto
Dayton
W. Va
Senate
House
Moody
Musa
Daston
Cockrell
Chandler
N. H
Berry
Arkansas
Pettus
Ala
Hale
Supreme Lodge of the Knights of Pythias
Russia's worry on possible troop limits and China policy
Washington June 7 A rumor that the United States may join powers to limit Russia’s troops is discussed at the state department where Secretary De Wallant of the Russian embassy’s first secretary acts as charge. The department notes its policy on China aims to protect American legation safety and citizens. Admiral Remy and the Helena project movements to Taku, while Santa Fe Reds play Washburn college on June 8.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Chinis Ted
State Department
de Wallant
Corol Cassant
Legation
Aml
China
Helena
Santina
Admiral Remy
Taku
Navy Department
Manila
Remy
Helens
Wholesome Advice on Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
Dr Harrandser endorses Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets for indigestion and weak stomachs. He claims the tablets aid digestion, build tissue, and restore appetite with harmless ingredients. A fifty cent package is sold locally and can be used freely for stomach ailments except cancer of the stomach.
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Harrandser
John
Stuart
Auryone
Creat
Tourist Rates to Colorado and Utah Ticket Sales
Rates advertised for travel from Missouri Pacific points to Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Lake Ogden Utah. Tickets on sale June 25 at greatly reduced prices via Townsend GP & T A St Louis Missouri and FP Nipps. TODAY'S MARKET REPORT notes wheat bulls in Chicago trade with drought fears and price gains around 8 to 6 cents, corn and oats also firm amid farming outlooks.
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Colorado
Utah
Missouri
Pacife
Denver
Celorado
Pueblo
Colo
Chicago Livestock Market Receipts Mixed June 7 Report
Chicago livestock market reports cattle receipts of 800 with 400 Texans, prices generally higher to steady for various classes including good to prime cattle and stockers. Kansas City listings show mixed volumes and modest gains. cotton futures and other commodities also noted in scattered summaries.
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Chicago
Texas
Tedeters Schesz
Iputcher
MoraTa
Kansas City
Texac
Seaiers
Moti Hhutenka
New York Up-Town Gossip on Markets and Weather Signals
The column discusses Chinese complications and their effect on London and American markets, noting unsettled conditions in wheat and metals. It mentions exchange pressures, expectations of rate ease, and local notices on grain supplies, with scattered reports from Duluth to Omaha and Liverpool about commodity movements.
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New York
Londen
Shesper
Bremen
Wheat and corn market notes from Topeka trade
The Wheat market moved on Liverpool cables with bids steady to higher as dry northwest weather fed bullish sentiment. Corn was dull, oats strong, and hogs and butter prices noted in Topeka markets. Analysts cited Northwest drought, market shorts, and cash grain activity shaping near term moves.
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Liverpool Cabies
MLS
Cnblen
Courve
Obie
Michigan
Renan
Kateas
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