Asylum Debate Roils Parsons Location Fight in Kansas
Western Kansas protests escalate as lawmakers delay funding for a new asylum. Governor Stanley faces calls to order an inquiry amid alleged fraud and political maneuvering. Key players include Mr Cole, Judge Crum, and state officials amid pressure over site at Parsons and the December funding deadline.
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Vote for Frisco Petition Sends Kansas Regiment Home
Kansas City June 3 The Star reports a cablegram from Hong Kong announcing petitions signed by officers and men of the Twentieth Kansas urged muster out and discharge from the service at San Francisco. The communications have been forwarded to The Star and to Senator Hake. Steele.
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Dreyfus Transfer Planned From Cayenne to Shipping Vessel
Dispatch boat Gieland will depart Cayenne this afternoon to bring Dreyfus aboard the cruiser Stax for voyage to Brest. The Cayenne authorities were instructed to prepare essential provisions for the journey aboard the Etax, which can only take on cargo it requires. The Stax is expected to sail to Brest tomorrow morning.
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Prize Fight Bulletins and Weather Indications
Bulletins of the contests will be posted at the State Journal building Friday evening during progress. Weather for Chicago and Kansas shows showers tonight and possibly Friday with variable winds.
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Fire destroys reform school laundry and boiler room
A morning blaze at the reform school gutted the laundry, boiler and dry room, destroying a building valued at about ten thousand dollars. Firefighting delays and miscommunications hampered efforts, with only the laundry salvageable and most machinery lost.
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North Topeka
Fire hits carpenter shop. losses mount at institution
Board of charities arrived at 1 30 p m as flames engulfed the shop. Loss estimated around 2000 dollars with no funds to rebuild. Capt Merlin and Chief Engineer Wiggs warned a lack of leadership and ignorance of location hampered efforts. ex Superintendent Butler arrived to direct fire crews.
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No Stop For Rain At Modern Woodmen Biennial Meet
Heavy clouds and drizzle drenched Kansas City as thousands of Woodmen and guests gathered for the Modern Woodmen of America biennial meet. Mayor Jones declared a half holiday as delegates arrived. parades, speeches by Wm. J. Organ, ball, cake walk, and citywide decorations proceeded despite the rain.
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Secret Colored Order Session Set in Salina July 1
Delegates from Kansas Nebraska and Missouri gather for the annual meeting of the Tenau d onal Order of Twelve and the Grand Temple and Tabernacle of the Knights and Daughters of Tabor. Rev Moses Dickson Ri Louis founder will lead installation ceremonies with J E Hertieford of Kansas City Mo assisting. July 1 starts with a parade and five mile races at the park as contestants from three states attend. Also a 61 page booklet on fruit farming along the Frisco issued for Missouri Arkansas Kansas and Indian Territory with free copies via Bryan Snyder G P A Prince Line St Louis Mo.
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Indian Territory
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St. Louis
Topeka Council Urged to Sell City Building for 40000
City business leaders urge immediate action on selling the present city building for 40000 to fund a combined city hall and auditorium. Opinion is that delaying to build separately risks legal issues and longer delays, with a strong push to proceed under the original plan and complete the project promptly.
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Coal trust formed by broad regional meeting in Kansas City
Nearly 200 mine operators, coal shippers and retailers from Arkansas, Missouri, Kansas, Indiana Territory and Oklahoma organized at the Mid-State Wholesale and Retail Coal Dealers’ Association. The group aims to fix coal prices across the listed states and territories, with by laws allowing penalties for price undercutting. Taylor of Lyons, Kansas was elected president to run the association.
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Lyons
Kan
Jury Credits His Tale. Man Charged With Theft Escapes by Story
In Yates Center Kansas a man charged with theft was acquitted after telling a remarkable tale. Earlier a Neosho Falls midnight robbery led to a captured suspect Charles Marah who claimed confusion over the owner and heat his feet. He blamed an accomplice Frank Butler who was also tried and acquitted.
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Policy of Concealment in Philippines War Censorship Tightens
Washington dispatches reveal strict censorship on Philippine war news. Casualties and decisive moves are withheld as Gen Otis and Adjutant General Corbin limit public dispatches. Reports claim reticence persists, with few specifics on battles and troop movements.
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A Sure Cure Claim At Medical Meeting In Columbus
Doctors report a sensational cure for consumption by Francis Que Crotte of Paris. He cites 1008 cured cases and offers to treat 510 more in the United States. His method uses inhalations of formaldehyde vapor and mild electricity. He plans clinics in New York Chicago and Los Angeles and runs a sanitarium at Pekin. Many physicians doubtless await closer interview as Shriners host tonight at Chittenden Turner's Exhibition at Turner hall scheduled for 8 PM.
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Asia
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